- If the 24 VDC input is being used on the device.
- Is pin 2 on the Caddis 24 VDC input connected the +24 VDC signal?
- Is pin 3 on the Caddis 24 volt input connected to ground?
- If the 120 VAC input is being used on the device.
- Is pin 1 on the Caddis 120 VAC input connected to the 120 VAC input signal?
- Is pin 2 on the Caddis 120 VAC input connected to the neutral for the 120 VAC circuit?
- Is the device grounded properly?
- Use a digital multi-meter (DMM) to check between the Caddis signal ground and earth ground. If the reading is anything other than 0.0 VDC, there is a grounding problem.
Machine signal triggers cycles on the Caddis device rapidly and/or randomly. Print
Created by: Jeremy Wright
Modified on: Tue, 23 Nov, 2021 at 2:17 PM
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