Terminal block Information and Installation
As standard the H685 router comes with a terminal block, this will be pre-installed already connected to the body of the router and does not need to be altered.
This enables the use of pluggable terminals, these can be used to give power to the unit, and to connect and transfer data also.
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Terminal block specifications |
Units |
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Spacing |
3.81mm |
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Number of Pins |
10 |
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Suggested Wire gauge |
14~24AWG |
To install wires into the terminal block, make sure the router is not connected to power, and remover remove terminal block from router. Remove the terminal block by gently pulling unit out of the router.
Use a small flat-headed screwdriver to open and close the individual terminals. Open by turning screwhead anti-clockwise, insert wire, then secure by turning screwhead clockwise.
Please note
1. Take care to connect the power cable correctly. We suggest you double check before switching it on. Incorrect wiring can damage the equipment.
2. Power terminals: Pin 1 and Pin 2
3. Here: Pin 2 is “GND”, PIN 1 is power input “VCC” (DC7~30V).
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PIN |
Signal |
Description |
Note |
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1 |
VCC |
+7-30V DC Input |
Current: 12V/1A |
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2 |
GND |
Ground |
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3 |
TX |
Transmit Data |
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4 |
RX |
Receive Data |
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5 |
PGND |
Ground |
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6 |
RST |
Reset |
To factory reset with pin, short both RST and GND terminals for 3 Seconds. This will restore the Router to factory default settings.
This usually takes 2-4 minutes. |
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7 |
DIO0 |
General Purpose I/O |
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8 |
DIO1 |
General Purpose I/O |
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9 |
NC/DIO2 |
Not connect |
Reserved for DIO2 |
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10 |
NC/DIO3 |
Not connect |
Reserved for DIO3 |
Note: When powering the router via the terminal block, the power cable should be wired with the correct voltage polarity. Wrong wiring may damage the router. Pin 1 and Pin 2 are reserved for power, where Pin 2 is “GND” and PIN 1 is power input “Vin” (DC7~30V).