Features:
- Accepts a 24 VDC plant source for a Series Three base containing the processor.
- Uses the dedicated supply location while the numbered base positions remain available to system modules.
- Maintains separate +5 V and +12 V backplane load allowances.
IC630PWR314 is the local-base DC supply; the 24 VDC catalog item intended for a remote I/O station is IC630PWR324.
Because the incoming source is direct current, conductor polarity is part of the base-power connection rather than an AC voltage-selection setting.
Each Series Three base has its own supply, so adding another base also adds a separate power-source assignment.
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Placing the DC supply in the processor base
- Catalog role: IC630PWR314 belongs with the base that houses the Series Three CPU.
- Input form: The unit is fed from 24 VDC rather than from a selectable 115/230 VAC line.
- Reserved location: Its supply position is separate from the numbered positions used by the processor and I/O modules.
- Remote alternative: The 24 VDC supply assigned to a remote I/O base carries catalog number IC630PWR324.
Relating module demand to the two rails
- +5 V users: Logic circuits and other modules assigned to the +5 V rail contribute to one running total.
- +12 V users: Hardware that calls for +12 V is accumulated independently from the +5 V demand.
- Conversion basis: The published load-unit figures translate at 10 mA for each unit.
- Decision point: Both totals must remain inside the IC630PWR314 allocation for the chosen rack population.
Connecting the 24 VDC source
- Polarity: Positive and return conductors must follow the designated DC input arrangement.
- Source match: The incoming feeder is a 24 VDC circuit and does not use the AC model terminal selection.
- Power isolation: De-energizing the feeder removes base power before the supply is handled.
- Base connection: Once seated in its supply position, the unit feeds the Series Three backplane rather than field-load wiring.
Coordinating the supply with the installed base
- Base range: Four-, six-, and eight-position Series Three bases use a separate compatible supply.
- One per base: A multi-base controller arrangement does not share one IC630PWR314 across every chassis.
- Population effect: Processor, communication and I/O choices determine the load presented by the local base.
- Expansion boundary: Additional remote or expansion stations are evaluated with the supply fitted to each respective base.