Installation Specifications

Before installation, confirm that the installation location matches the device slot. When wiring, strictly refer to the device terminal diagram, distinguishing between signal and power interfaces to avoid reverse connection. The installation environment should be far away from high voltage and high-frequency noise sources, and avoid areas with excessive dust or corrosive gases. Tighten spare parts during installation to ensure a secure connection between the module and the device, preventing poor contact.

Power-on and Debugging

Before powering on, carefully check that the wiring is correct and secure, and confirm that the power supply voltage meets the device's compatibility standards to prevent abnormal voltage from burning out the module. During the debugging phase, connect the entire transmission system for testing to observe the synchronous filtering effect. If signal fluctuations or other problems occur, troubleshoot parameters or wiring through the host computer. Never plug or unplug the module while it is powered on.

Daily Operation and Maintenance

During operation, regularly clean the module surface and wipe away dust with a dry cloth to prevent dust accumulation from affecting heat dissipation or causing short circuits. Regularly check the wiring terminals; tighten any loose parts immediately. Non-professionals are strictly prohibited from disassembling or modifying the module. If filtering failure, synchronization abnormalities, or other malfunctions occur, contact a professional service provider for repair.

Safety and Storage

When inspecting or replacing modules, the power supply to the corresponding circuit must be disconnected first, and the circuit must be fully discharged before proceeding. When not in use for an extended period, the modules should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated, vibration-free environment, away from damp areas and flammable materials, and protected from heavy objects to prevent damage to the components.