External hammer hookup and adjustment: Difference between revisions

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Always use stranded wire from the controller to the hammer's magnetic coils. The rising edge of the current pulse tends to ride on the skin of the wires and stranded wire will provide the best transmission of the pulse.

There will be a pair of wires from each coil of each hammer. There is not strictly a polarity, but you should match the wire colors of multiple coils for maximum power. The controller output is marked with a positive and negative polarity to show that it is DC.

Since full-wave rectification is used on each output, do not common either power leg between hammers.

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+== Mechanical ==
 * [[Media:SwingingBellExternalHammerInstall.pdf|External striker installation for swinging bells (PDF download)]]
 * [[Media:StationaryBellHammerInstall.pdf|External striker installation for stationary bells (PDF download)]]
 * [[Media:SwingingBellHammerInstall(FloorMount).pdf|Floor mounted external striker installation (PDF download)]]
+== Electrical ==
+Always use stranded wire from the controller to the hammer's magnetic coils. The rising edge of the current pulse tends to ride on the skin of the wires and stranded wire will provide the best transmission of the pulse.
+There will be a pair of wires from each coil of each hammer. There is not strictly a polarity, but you should match the wire colors of multiple coils for maximum power. The controller output is marked with a positive and negative polarity to show that it is DC.
+Since full-wave rectification is used on each output, do not common either power leg between hammers.
 [[Category:Installation]]
+[[Category:Bell automation]]