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H, L (6, 7) are CAN communication terminals, which are used to communicate with the signal generator and
fault locator of the fault positioning system. T1 and T2 (31, 32) are self-check terminals, which can determine
whether the resistance measurement of the instrument is normal or not. This function must be used without access
to the DC system. Short-connect T1 and T2, and the instrument self-test results will be displayed. F1 and F2 (23,
24) are interconnection terminals. When two sets of ungrounded systems are interconnected, the instrument
connected to F1 and F2 will stop working and be separately monitored by another instrument, which is usually
used for the situation of two-segment bus with busbar coupling.
AK (9) is the extension terminal, used for insulation monitoring above AC690/DC800V, see ACPD series
installation and operation manual for details. L1, L2 (4, 5) are used to access the monitored IT system (three-phase
or single-phase IT system without neutral line is connected to any 2 phases. For three-phase IT systems with
neutral lines, L1 and L2 are connected to the neutral line, in a single-phase DC system, L1 is connected to the
positive pole and L2 to the negative pole).
DO1 (12, 13), DO2 (14, 15) and DO3 (16, 17) are the outputs of three sets of relays, which normally
correspond to the outputs of error alarm, fault alarm and fault warning respectively. PE and KE (28, 29) are the
instrument functional grounding terminals, which shall be connected to the field equipotential grounding terminal
row respectively. A, B (18, 19) are the Interfaces A and B of RS485 respectively for communication with the
upper computer. U1, U2 (1, 2) terminals are auxiliary power interfaces for instruments, generally connected to
220V AC power supply.
5.3.2 ASG200 wiring method
U1, U2 (1, 2) terminals are auxiliary power interfaces for instruments, generally connected to AC220V power
supply. H, L (6, 7) are CAN communication terminals used for communicating with insulation monitors and fault
locator of fault positioning system.
L1/+, L2/-, L3 (8, 9, 10) are used for access to monitored IT system (three-phase IT system access to three-
phase, single-phase IT system access to L1, L2; For single-phase DC systems, L1/+ is connected to the positive