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Which terminals should the G3PX Power Controller inputs be connected to?
It depends on the type of input.
1. Analog Inputs
(1) 4 to 20-mA or 1 to 5-V Inputs
Terminals: 4 and 5
Note: The terminals are the same (4 and 5) for both current and voltage inputs.
Input impedance: 250 Ω
(2) Analog Inputs Using External Main Setting
2. ON/OFF Pulse Inputs
Terminal numbers 3 to 5
(1) Power ON/OFF Pulse Signal Inputs
Example
(2) Contact ON/OFF Pulse Signal Inputs
Note: There is only one input of whatever kind. The G3PX may be damaged if there is more than one signal is input.