Gilderfluke&Co KP-300 Smart Brick Control Panel - Manual (Page 28)

ommend that you document the final positions of all jumpers by marking them on the
drawing above (or a copy of it) The jumpers are:
A) Latched E-Stop
This is the only jumper that is not related to the fifteen individual safety
inputs.
Latched E-Stop
Yes
Latched E-Stop
No
In the ʻYesʼ position, if a show is started while there is an E-Stop condition
still present, the Kp-300 will not allow you to enable the Blocking Valve Out-
put until the show has finished, even if the E-Stop input is cleared. This al-
lows you to safely run test shows without movement after an E-Stop10.
If this jumper is in the ʻNoʼ position, if a show is started while there is an
E-Stop condition still present, the Kp-300 will allow you to enable the Block-
ing Valve Output once the E-Stop input is cleared. This means that the
movement may be enabled by the Blocking Valve Output part way through a
show when the E-Stop condition is cleared.
B) Internal/External Power
(One set of jumpers for each safety input and one set for the Remote Log Belt
Input )
Sixteen sets of jumpers in total
External Power Internal Power
The fifteen Safety Inputs and one Remote Belt Log Input are optically iso-
lated to 1500 volts. This jumper sets whether the optoisolators use the same
power as the Kp-300 or if you must provide them with an external source of
24 vdc power. Use the Internal Power if you are going to be attaching these
inputs to a simple switch closures. Use the External setting if you are using a
device that provides power.
When possible try to use external power. When doing so, a high voltage
spike on an externally powered input line cannot get into the Kp-300 and
damage it.
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10 # Assuming that the
Blocking Valve Output is used in the installation.