GTCO Surface-Lit AccuTab - Users Guide User Manual
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Attaching the Power Supply
Determine which power supply you have and follow the corresponding instructions. The
AccuTab controller is designed to allow a variety of power supplies to be used. Connect
only one power supply to the controller. Contact GTCO CalComp by Turning Technologies
for information on supplies other than those listed below that can be used with AccuTab.
The DP-PS12 power supply is supplied for use in North America and other locations with
120 volt line voltage. Attach the 9-pin power supply cable to the jack designated by the
desktop power supply icon on the rear panel of the controller pictured above.
The DP-UPS power supply can be used with input voltages of 90-260 volts AC and 50-60Hz.
Connect the appropriate power cord to the IEC connector on the power supply and attach
the output power cable to the 9-pin jack designated by the desktop power supply icon on
the rear panel of the controller pictured above.
Applying Power to AccuTab
With the wall mount power supplies, the AccuTab powered on as soon as the unit is
plugged into the outlet and the power switch on the Controller is turned ON. If you have a
desktop supply, turn on the power supply switch. The AccuTab performs a self-test and
responds with a series of tones when powered up.
When you apply power, you should instantly hear four short “Success!” tones and
simultaneously see the cursor lights on the transducer flash four times. This response
indicates that the AccuTab is functioning properly.
If you hear any tones before the “Success!” tones or if you do not hear the four “Success!”
tones or if the lights on the transducer do not flash four times, there is a problem.
Carefully review the installation step-by-step and correct any errors. If there is still a
problem, go the Troubleshooting section of the manual.
Connecting and Using the Surface-Lit Option
To connect and operate the lighting option:
Attach the power cord with the connector on the front of the ballast box (fan
enclosure) located along the back of the tablet and then plug the power cord into a
wall outlet.