Data Sheet

1. General information

Mk5 Swipe 2” controller

Printed Matter Number : 2946 2386 00

Applicable to : Mk5 controlled units
Preliminary Operations : -
Safety Instructions : General
Persons Required : 1
Special Tools : -
Consumables : -
: 2946 2386 00

2. Revision history

Version Date By Description

00 22-10-2021 VTTN-wc 1st release

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3. Document Overview
1. General information .........................................................................................................................................................1
2. Revision history................................................................................................................................................................1
3. Document Overview.........................................................................................................................................................2
4. Safety first ........................................................................................................................................................................3
5. Preface.............................................................................................................................................................................4
5.1. Explanation logo’s ........................................................................................................................................................4
5.2. Product Description ......................................................................................................................................................4
5.3. Product variants ...........................................................................................................................................................4
6. Glossary...........................................................................................................................................................................5
7. Liability .............................................................................................................................................................................5
8. Intended use.....................................................................................................................................................................6
8.1. Environmental conditions .............................................................................................................................................6
9. Mounting and installation. .................................................................................................................................................6
9.1. Mechanical mounting ...................................................................................................................................................6
9.2. Electrical installation.....................................................................................................................................................7
9.3. [Optional] RF Connectivity (2G/3G)..............................................................................................................................8
9.4. Connections .................................................................................................................................................................9
10. Switching on the module.................................................................................................................................................10
11. Maintenance during service ............................................................................................................................................10
11.1. The front-panel .......................................................................................................................................................10
12. Product Description ........................................................................................................................................................11
12.1. Overview features...................................................................................................................................................11
12.2. Digital Output ..........................................................................................................................................................11
12.3. Digital Input.............................................................................................................................................................12
12.4. Analog Input/Output ................................................................................................................................................12
12.5. On board temperature sensor ................................................................................................................................12
12.6. [Optional] 0…20mA output .....................................................................................................................................13
12.7. Ethernet bus ...........................................................................................................................................................13
12.8. CAN-Bus.................................................................................................................................................................13
12.9. [Optional] Phase sequence detection input ............................................................................................................13
12.10. IO-Bus .................................................................................................................................................................13
12.11. HMI......................................................................................................................................................................13
12.12. [Optional] 3G module ..........................................................................................................................................14
13. Technical Data ...............................................................................................................................................................15
14. Pin assignment ...............................................................................................................................................................19
14.1. Pin Assignment CAN -Bus ......................................................................................................................................19
14.2. Pin Assignment power supply, analogue and digital inputs......................................................................................20
14.3. Pin Assignment analog output.................................................................................................................................20
14.4. Pin Assignment Digital Output.................................................................................................................................20
14.5. Pin Assignment Phase sequence............................................................................................................................21
14.6. External antenna connection ...................................................................................................................................21
14.7. PE connection .........................................................................................................................................................21

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4. Safety first

SAFETY = THINK BEFORE YOU ACT

1. STOP 3. THINK 2. ACT

EVALUATE RISKS SEEK PROPER CARRY OUT SOLUTION
SOLUTION

KNOW THE SAFETY

KNOW THE SAFETY
RULES OF YOUR
INSTRUCTIONS OF
CUSTOMER
YOUR MACHINE

LOCK OUT / TAG OUT

PERSONAL PROTECTION KEEPS YOU SAFE TAKE AWAY THE RISKS

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5. Preface

5.1. Explanation logo’s

The part contains electrical equipment or wiring.

The Main Controller contains electrostatically sensitive components:

Prior to assembly and service operations, the personnel must be free of electrostatic charge, e.g. by
touching the PE fixing screw or other grounded metal surfaces in the control cabinet.

Remarks.

Attention.

5.2. Product Description

This manual describes the main part of the compressor control. This unit is called Main Controller. For the ELEKTRONIKON®
Mk5s more than one different type of Main Controllers are available. In this documentation only, the SWIPE model is specified.
All Main Controller types are based on the same hardware and software platform. That means that all types can be
programmed in the same way (programming tools) and the general handling is the same regarding mounting in production,
updating in field, equal connection technology etc. Further all Main Controllers contain the same interface for communication
with other compressors and the same interface to connect Expansion Remote I/O’s.

The Main Controller in general contains:

• HMI
• Digital Inputs/Outputs
• Analog Inputs
• Communication interface for Expansion Remote I/O’s • Communication interface for connections in networks
• RF Connectivity by 3G GSM module with internal antenna and external antenna option.

5.3. Product variants

Variant overview:
SWIPE /0: full option
SWIPE /1: without 4...20mA output circuit
SWIPE /2 without 3G RF circuit

Variants exists with 2 different front-panels:

Appendix AC: Atlas Copco
Appendix ICD: International Compressor Distribution

Applicable for Part numbers:

1900 5202 00
1900 5202 10
1900 5202 70
1900 5202 80

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1900 5202 50
1900 5202 60
1900 5202 20
1900 5202 30
1900 5202 40
1900 5202 90

6. Glossary

ELEKTRONIKON® Mk5 Compressor control electronic of the 5th generation.

ELEKTRONIKON® Mk5s Compressor control electronic upgrade after the 5th generation.

CPU Control Process Unit.

PCB Printed Circuit Board

A/D converter Analog/Digital Converter

NMI Non Maskable Interrupt

HMI Human Machine Interface

Main Controller Main control part of each compressor. Contains MMI, I/O’s, fieldbus, periphery
communication.

Expansion Remote I/O extend I/O’s Periphery I/O’s that can be connected to the Main Controller to extend I/O’s.

Communication Controller The Communication Controller allows communication

between Main Controller and standard field buses.

CAN-Bus Controller Area Network. Standard field bus, that is used in automotive as well as in
industrial applications.

IC Integrated circuit.

EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility

Sub-D Sub miniature D Connector.

LCD Liquid Crystal Display

LED Light Emitting Diode

Flash EPROM Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory. Flash types allows an electronic erase.

SDRAM Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory

7. Liability
We cannot accept any liability if the client:
• has not installed the module conform this manual
• has modified or altered the controller in any way
• has replaced parts/components
• has combined the controller with other machines or work equipment than specified in this installation manual.

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8. Intended use.

8.1. Environmental conditions

The controller is designed to work in following conditions:
• Minimum operating temperature: -10°C
• Maximum operating temperature: +60°C
• Maximum humidity: 90% RH no condensation
• Maximum altitude of 2000 m
The controller should be mounted in an IP54 enclosure which guarantees a pollution degree 2. (only non-conductive
pollution, occasionally temporary condensation may be expected)

The controller shall be protected against direct sunlight. Direct sunlight may affect the visual
appearance of the controller.

9. Mounting and installation.

9.1. Mechanical mounting

• The controller is NOT intended to use stand-alone or installed by an end-user.
• The controller will always be built-in in an external enclosure. This enclosure shall be provided by another equipment.
The external enclosure will provide fire, mechanical and electric shock protection according to the requirements of the
standard EN 60950-1 and IEC60204-1. The equipment is intended to be installed in restricted access locations.
• The controller shall be mounted vertically and upright. Mounting should safeguard against spillage of internal liquids.
• The mounting plate shall be of suitable stiffness, with following excisions:

Figure 1: excisions of the panel where the controller is designed to mount in.
• The seal should be mounted in a correct manner, to guarantee the IP54 dust and water tightness.

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 The controller is fixed with 4 screws, M4, tightened with a MAX
torque of 2 Nm.
Max screw length = 6/10mm.

Figure 3: screw length for mounting the controller in the panel.

• The control box in which the controller is mounted should contain following label and may only be opened by key or
special tool.

This enclosure contains electrical equipment

• The ventilation openings must be free, with sufficient free area around the module to have ventilation, in order to not
reach the max operating temperature.

• The controller integrates an internal 2G/3G mobile antenna. Care must be taken to maximize antenna performance. If
network connection is not possible or unstable an external antenna can be connected to the SMA connector on
backside.

• The controller is certified for Nema4, the test was done on a stainless-steel enclosure of 600x500x250mm with a sheet
thickness of 1,5mm. A hollow or non-flat sheet is not allowed. We prefer to use a metal fixation frame at the back to
increase the stiffness of the metal sheet.

9.2. Electrical installation

Once the mechanical installation is performed, the equipment can be electrically connected. All connections are at the back
of the module.
No serviceable parts inside. The module has not to be opened!

Supply requirements
The device has no internal disconnecting device or fuse in the power supply line.

The power supply conductor shall have a disconnecting device according to a standard of the IEC 60417 series, plus an
external fuse 1.5A slow, shall be installed externally in the same cabinet within less than 3m supply cable. The supply cable
should be compliant with IEC60204-1 requirements. The disconnecting device must be provided with means to block it in
the OFF position.

The placement and accessibility of the disconnecting device should be according to IEC60204-1 requirements.

The controller shall be supplied by an external mains AC/AC transformer or AC/DC mains power supply which also provides
the protective earth connection to the equipment. Both are integrated by the manufacturer in the machine controller cabinet.

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The supply connections are not accessible to the operator (the equipment is intended for built-in external enclosure).
The secondary circuit of the supplying transformer/adaptor should be separated from the primary circuit by at least
reinforced insulation.
The supply voltage is:
• 24Vac +40%, -30%, frequency of 50-60 Hz
• 24Vdc +10%, -10%
A supply drop-out of maximum 40ms is permitted (at nominal supply voltage).

Earth terminals

CAUTION: do not operate the machine with grounding disconnected!

This controller is made to build in into a compressor. Make earth connections according IEC 60204-1, IEC 60950-1, and
local legislation.
Impedance of the PE wire may not be bigger than the supply wires, diameter of the PE wire is minimum the
diameter of the supply wires.
Protective earth terminals shall be fixed by mechanical means (only can be removed by a tool).
An external residual current protection device (RCD) must be included in the electrical installation with
characteristics according to local legislation

EMC information
This equipment complies with immunity for industrial and emission limits for residential environments.

9.3. [Optional] RF Connectivity (2G/3G)

CAUTION: The controller contains an integrated GSM module with built-in antenna,
max 2Watt RF radiated power!

This functionality is only available on SWIPE/0, SWIPE /1.

An external antenna can be connected to the external SMA connector on the back of the controller. This is only required in
situations the internal antenna is not sufficient for network communication.
The controller will only support data communication. No voice or SMS is supported.
Integrated module is Sierra Wireless WP8548 supporting following bands:

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9.4. Connections
On the back, all the connections are available on plug connectors. See chapter “Pin assignments” for more details. On the
back of the module a metallic silver-grey sticker is added that contains all info of the module.
The sections of the externally connected wires shall be according to the rated- power defined in the
chapter “Technical Data” and according Table 6 of IEC60204- 1.

Different models exist:

SWIPE /0

Image is just for reference and shows the SWIPE/0 ICD model.

SWIPE/1

Image is just for reference and shows the SWIPE/1 AC model.

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SWIPE/2

Image is just for reference and shows the SWIPE/2 ICD model.

10. Switching on the module

After suitable mechanical and electrical installation, the module can be switched on. A yellow LED indicates the module is
powered-on.

11. Maintenance during service

The controller shall not be opened by the end-user! If defect, please return the complete module.

11.1. The front-panel

The front-panel can be cleaned with a wet soft cloth and mild soap only.
The front part of the controller is scratch sensitive. Other products are not allowed and may damage the surface!

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12. Product Description

12.1. Overview features

Main Controller

HMI
2-inch display (176 x176 segments)
LED Backlight
Keys
Sliders

Non-volatile RAM Functionality

6 Digital Outputs Relays/10A

4 Digital Inputs

1 Analog Input „Kavlico“ 0...5V

3 Analog Inputs PT1000

1 Analog output 4...20mA (*)

1 Onboard Temp sensor

Phase sequence detection

Ethernet-Bus

CAN-Bus

IO-Bus

3G module

Supply 24VAC or 24Vdc, 50-60Hz, 10VA

(*): not on all types of controllers

12.2. Digital Output

General

The relay outputs are not intended as disconnecting (isolating) device to disconnect electrical
equipment. For maintenance switch-off all external power supplies of the connected equipment.
The disconnecting device must be provided with means to block it in the OFF position.

The digital output relays are NOT intended to switch directly motor current but are controlling
external contactors. They are not performing any motor protection function.

The Digital Outputs relays are provided with SPST contacts. The contacts are voltage free and allow to switch up to
250VAC/10A.
Three of these relays (K01 – K03) are intended to switch high and /or inductive currents on loads and are protected by a RC
snubber. The relays comply with the B300 Pilot duty rating and 0.5HP@250Vac.
In the ELEKTRONIKON® Mk5 application the Digital Outputs are used for different loads. It must be taken into consideration
that the used relays are not suitable for signal switching. That means low current respectively low voltage signals cannot be
switched.
• Lifetime of relay contacts depends strongly on switched load. That means the number of switch cycles decrease by
higher loads.
• The provided relays are not suitable for switching low current.
• Relay contacts bounce.
• For inductive loads protection circuit must be provided externally.
• Inductive loads reduce the specified switching current.
• After Power-on all Outputs are guaranteed inactive.

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Connection with a Programmable Logic Control:

24VDC

R = 240Ω / 2.5W

PLC Digital Input

Relay
Main

Note: An additional resistor is necessary so that a minimum current of 100mA can flow.

12.3. Digital Input

In industrial applications digital inputs normally are provided for 24VDC and a minimum and maximum input current is
specified. The controller supplies a voltage of 24VDC, which could be returned to a digital input over an external voltage free
contact. The input load is approx.
4.8kOhms yielding contact current of 5mA.
• Note, that the digital inputs are not isolated. The input voltage refers to ground (earth).
• When relay contacts are used, they generate typical 20ms bounces. The filtering of these signals must be done in
software.
• Supply provided by Main Controller is protected for short circuit to ground.
• Only sinking Input type (PNP)

12.4. Analog Input/Output

For the ELEKTRONIKON® application two different types of 12-bit (resolution) Analog Inputs have to be provided:
• Pressure Input 0......5V(pressure sensor)
• Temperature Input Pt1000 (standard temperature)
• On board temperature sensor
• 0…20mA output (compatible to standard 4…20mA output, NOT isolated!) (*)
(*): not on all types of controllers

Pressure Input
The Atlas Copco pressure sensor needs +5V stabilized supply that is supplied by the Main Controller. In dependence on
measured pressure the sensor returns a linear voltage in the range 0.5V....4.5V. The sensor has a single ended voltage
output. The analogue output from the pressure sensor is ratiometric to the power supply. That means that power supply
changes are directly coupled to the signal output. The power supply for the sensor has not to be very accurate but stable. The
offset correction must be done by software in production.
• The supply for the pressure sensor is short circuit protected to ground.
• Value conversion is performed by low level SW.
• Shielded cable must be used for analogue inputs to reduce external disturbance.

Temperature Input
To measure the temperature a standard platinum resistor Pt1000 (1kΩ / T=0°C) is provided. Today temperature sensors are
used with a 2-wire connection. The disadvantage of a 2-wire connection is that cable resistance and connector resistance
must be added to the Pt1000 resistor. The Main Controller provides a current source that generate a voltage over the Pt1000
resistor. A continuous current source is used to generate a voltage over the Pt1000.

12.5. On board temperature sensor

To measure the temperature inside the electronic control box an extra on-board temperature sensor is inside the electronic
controller. This sensor is mounted on the bottom of the PCB, on opening in the housing will be foreseen to have air flow.

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12.6. [Optional] 0…20mA output
This output is compatible to standard 4…20mA analogue sensors. It is usable up too 0mA. The input is galvanically coupled
to the module grounding. The output resistor can be between minimum 100 & maximum 500 Ohm. The each output has an
open loop detection signal.
• Value conversion is performed by low level SW.
• Shielded cable must be used for analogue inputs to reduce external disturbance.

12.7. Ethernet bus

The BF536 has an integrated Ethernet MAC compliant IEEE802.3. It supports IEEE802.1P/1Q VLAN frame tagging. The low-
level SW and OS layer provides the HW drivers, a network TCP/IP stack and higher-level protocols. The Ethernet port
provides the functionality to download and upgrade application SW as well as low level SW layers.

12.8. CAN-Bus
The BF536 has an integrated On-Chip CAN unit according the CAN specification V2.0-part B.
This module handles the completely autonomous transmission and reception of CAN telegrams. That means, once the
transmit buffer has written or the receive buffer is empty no CPU time is required. The CAN unit can receive and transmit
standard frames with 11-bit identifier as well as extended frames with 29-bit identifier. Which kind of configuration will be
used depends on the software protocol. The baud rate is programmable in a wide range, but only standards will be
implemented.

12.9. [Optional] Phase sequence detection input

The phase sequence is a sensing input only. For maintenance switch-off all external power
supplies of the connected equipment. The disconnecting device must be provided with means
to block it in the OFF position.

Phase sequence control circuit for detecting the sequence of the connected phase lines. The goal is to detect wrong
sequence & missing phase.
The device has no fuse in the phase lines. Fuses must be provided externally.
Measurements are only valid before closing the motor contacts.

12.10.IO-Bus
The IO-Bus interface provides a means to expand the IO capabilities of the controller by means of expansion units. The
communication between the main controller and the IO expansion units is performed by an RS485-alike communication bus
with an integrated line for order recognition of the expansion units on the bus. The baudrate is fixed to 200kbaud with a
proprietary protocol for address and data recognition.

12.11.HMI
The HMI (Human Machine Interface) consist of:
• 2-inch LCD screen
• 3 keys
• 3 Sliders
• 4 LED’s
The functionality of the display, sliders and 2 buttons is under application SW control through low level SW drivers.

LCD-Display and control

The SwipeStat interface display contains of a 2” TFT display with 65K colours and a 176*176-pixel resolution in the square
configuration. The display can show animated graphic content. The display is surrounded by a slim PCB containing touch
sensitive surfaces. A controller with up to 12 touch zones is connected to the main processor. These can be combined to 3
analogue sliders, providing swipe and trim actions (2 sliders vertical & 1 slider under the TFT).
The touch zones have ‘guards’ around the area, minimizing interference from contaminations like water droplets and EMC
ingress. 3 buttons: On, Off & home are foreseen on the layout.

LED’s
4 LEDs with different colours (red, green, yellow, blue) are provided. The LEDs are mounted in the front plane, visible for the
operator and have the function to indicate machine status.

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Three LEDs are directly under application SW control and one LED is used to indicate power on.
The power-on LED is controlled by the power down signal and lights only if the supply voltage is in the specified range.

12.12.[Optional] 3G module
3G module is based on a Sierra wireless Airprime WP8548. The module contains a component SIM and communicates with
the main controller by UART communication. The antenna connected to the WP8548 is a SMT 5bands ceramic antenna.
The WP8548 module controls an external SPDT RF switch to select between an PCB antenna or an external antenna.
Connection of the external antenna is done by a 50E 0-4GHz SMA connector. The connector is placed close to the WP8548
& RF switch to minimize the length of the RF traces.

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13. Technical Data

LCD-Display
Parameter Value
Type 2-inch graphical display

resolution 176*176
Display area 31,68 x 31,68mm
Contrast ratio 300 min
Brightness 200cd/m² min
LCD-Controller HX8340 or equiv.
Technology TFT
Backlight LED
Backlight Lifetime 20k hours min @ 25°c
(brightness 50%)
Foil Material Polycarbonate
LED 4 (Gr,Y,R,Blue)
Sliders 3
Keys 3

Digital Outputs 10A

Parameter Value
Number of Outputs 6

Identifications K01-K03 (RC protected) K04-K06

Type relay (voltage free contacts)

Rated Voltage AC 250V
Rated Current 10 A
Peak Current 20 A
Switching Voltage AC max. 400V
Switching Power max. 2500VA
Pick-Up Time typ. 15ms
Drop-Out Time typ. 20ms
Switching Frequency (max. load) max. 30 / minute

Contact Life (max. load) 8 x 104…....2.5 x 105 cycles

Mechanical Life (no load) typ. 1 x 107 cycles
All data with resistive loads!

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Digital Inputs:
Parameter Value
Number 4
Identification DI01-DI04
DI-OUT (24VDC supply)
Input Voltage Low 0……. 5.0V DC
High 15…....48.0V DC
Input Current Low 0….15mA
High 5….15mA
Impedance 4800E
Isolated No
Supply by Controller 24.0V +/- 10% DC
Supply Current max. 100 mA (dissipation for all DI together)

Supply Protection short circuit protected to ground

Analog Inputs/Outputs:
Pt1000
Parameter Value
Number 3
Identification T01-T03
(return terminal: GND)
Temperature Range -50ºC…...+300ºC
Resolution <0.2ºC
error +/- 1°C (0-100°C range)
+/- 2°C (full range) (2% accuracy under extreme EMC
stress)

Current typ. 1,5mA

Protection short circuit protected to ground

Resolution A/D Converter 12 Bit

Sensor Type 2 wire
Isolated No

On-board temp sensor

Parameter Value
Number 1
Identification T04
(return terminal: GND)
Temperature Range -25ºC…...+100ºC
Resolution <0.2ºC
error +/- 3°C (full range)

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 Current typ. 1,5mA
Protection none
Resolution A/D Converter 12 Bit
Sensor Type 2 wire

Pressure
Parameter Value
Number 1
Identification P01
(5V supply: V+ ; GND)
Input Voltage 0.2….4.8V
Resolution 1,2 mV
Error max. +/- 0.7%
Input Resistance typ. 100kΩ
Supply Current (each sensor) max. 5mA

Supply for Pressure Sensor 5V +/-5%

Vref
Reference for A/DConverter On board 3V3

Supply for Pressure Sensor short circuit protected to ground

Sensor Type 2 wire single ended

Isolated No

0…20mA output
Parameter Value
Number 1
Identification AO01 (return terminal: GND)
Output current 0… 20mA
Resolution 12 bit
Error max. +/- 2%
Load Resistance >100 Ω & <500Ω
Supply for Analog Sensor short circuit protected to ground
Sensor Type 2 wire
Isolated No

Ethernet
Parameter Value
Controller Integrated in CPU
Specification IEEE 802.3
Baudrate 100 Mbit
Isolated yes
Connector Type1) RJ45

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IO-bus
Parameter Value
Controller integrated in CPU
Type RS-485 (proprietary)
Number of nodes max.10
Configuration half duplex
Baud rate 200kbaud
Differential Output Voltage min. 1.5V

Differential Input Voltage min. 200mV

Common Mode Voltage -7.... +12V
Receiver Input Impedance 12k

Cable length max. 4m (unterminated)

Isolated no
Connector Type RJ11

CAN-Bus
Parameter Value
Controller Integrated in CPU
Type Full CAN / BASIC CAN
Number of nodes max.32
Specification V2.0 Part B
Physical Layer1) ISO11898
Baudrate Programmable (max 1Mbaud)

Common Mode Rejection -2....+7V

Isolated no
Connector Type1) Sub-D 9 pole male

Phase sequence
Parameter Value
Rated supply Voltage 160V - 575V
Rated frequency 50/60 Hz
Rated impulse withstand 6 kV
voltage

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General
Parameter Value
Maximum Voltage 24Vac +40%/-30% (50-60Hz)
24Vdc +10%/-10%
Permissible Humidity Relative humidity 90%@45°C no condensation

Type of Protection IP54 front IP21 back

Temperature Range
Operating -10°C…. +60°C
Storage -30°C…. +70°C
Noise emission EN 55022 class B: 1998
EN 50081-2: 1993
Noise immunity EN 50082-2: 1995
EN 61000-6-2: 1999
Dimension 240x190x80 mm
Housing PCABS-V0
Mounting cabinet door
Permissible Humidity Relative humidity 90%@45°C no condensation

Noise emission EN 55022 class B: 1998

EN 50081-2: 1993
Noise immunity EN 50082-2: 1995 EN 61000-6-2: 1999

Dimension 240x190x80mm
Housing PCABS-V0
Mounting cabinet door

Certifications
CE
cCSAus
FCC

14. Pin assignment

14.1. Pin Assignment CAN -Bus

Sub-D 9 pole male

2X21
Pin Function

1 Reserved

2 CAN_LOW

3 CAN_GND
6
4 Reserved
1
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 5 Reserved

6 CAN_GND

7 CAN_HIGH

8 Reserved

9 Reserved

14.2. Pin Assignment power supply, analogue and digital inputs

Male connector, straight, 16-way,
pitch 3.5mm.
Model: Wago 713-116

2x27 Pin Function

1 1 GND

2 Temperature Input 01

2
3 GND

4 Temperature Input 02

5 GND

6 Temperature Input 03

7 GND

8 Pressure Input 01

9 Digital Input Supply

10 V+ 5V Supply for Pressure Sensor

11 Digital Input 02

12 Digital Input 01

13 Digital Input 04

14 Digital Input 03

15 Supply Input

16 Supply Input

14.3. Pin Assignment analog output

Male connector, straight, 2-way
pitch 3.5mm.
Model: Wago 734-132

Pin Function

1 Analog Output 01

2 GND

14.4. Pin Assignment Digital Output

Male connector, straight, 12-way,
pitch 5mm.
Model: Wago 721-142/001-000
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2X30
1
 Pin Function

1 K01 Relay Output brake contact

2 K01 Relay Output transfer contact

3 K02 Relay Output brake contact

4 K02 Relay Output transfer contact

5 K03 Relay Output brake contact

6 K03 Relay Output transfer contact

14.5. Pin Assignment Phase sequence
7 K04 Relay Output brake contact
Male connector, straight, 3-way,
pitch 7.62mm 8 K04 Relay Output transfer contact
Model: Phoenix GMSTBVA 2.5 HC/3
9 K05 Relay Output brake contact

10 K05 Relay Output transfer contact

2X39 11 K06 Relay Output brake contact
1
12 K06 Relay Output transfer contact

Pin Function
L1
L3
L2

1 L1 Phase L1

2 L2 Phase L2

14.6. External antenna connection 3 L3 Phase L3

Single 50E SMA-male connector

14.7. PE connection
Fast-on for 6.3mm connection.

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