How to
Connecting AD v3 to an Automation Server and a 24 VDC Power Supply
You connect AD v3 to an automation server in order to communicate with the automation server over a wired (USB) connection. You connect AD v3 to a 24 VDC power supply in order to supply AD v3 with power. You use the Y-shaped cable (SXWADUSBC10002 or SXWADUSBC10003) to connect AD v3 to both the automation server and the power supply.
AD v3 uses a wired (USB) connection to communicate with automation servers and the device must be powered by a 24 VDC power supply.
AD v3 has a screw hole on the back cover and the device is delivered with a screw and a washer (M4 x 10 mm Phillips pan head machine screw with external tooth washer) for connection of an earth ground wire.
Communication over a Wired (USB) Connection
The preinstalled USBnet driver enables AD v3 to communicate with automation servers over a wired (USB) connection.
AD v3 must be powered by a 24 VDC power supply. The Y-shaped cable (SXWADUSBC10002 or SXWADUSBC10003) enables data communication and power supply over a single cable. Only cables designed for AD v3 must be used. The required cables can be ordered from Schneider Electric.
Wired (USB) connection to an automation server and power from a 24 VDC power supply
Insert the USB Type-A connector (male) of the Y-shaped cable from AD v3 into the USB host port (female) on the automation server.
Insert the 3-pin terminal block (female) of the Y-shaped cable into the intended male connector on the 24 VDC power supply.
Note:The Y-shaped cables are delivered with a 3-pin mating (male) connector.
Wire Color
Function
Red
Positive (+)
White
Negative (-)
Black
Ground (GND)
You can now turn on AD v3.
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AD v3 Power Button
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