QS-210/QS-220 & QS-BT1 Motion Lock compatibility

1 Introduction

Depending on the system revision, Motion Lock connections between the sets of Power Cabinets may vary and may need conversion kits. There are the following main revision groups:Systems within each revision group are 100% compatible and don't require any additional cables. However if you need to connect together systems that belong to different groups, make sure to get correct wire harnesses first.

System revision can be found on the rating plate located on the QS-SB2 power cabinet under main power switch:General guidelines are as follows:

1. If different revisions of QS-SB2 Power Cabinets are connected together - the order of Motion Lock cables connection is important.
2. Start connecting conversion kit by plugging in the Motion Lock switch first.
3. Always connect Motion Lock switch to the power cabinet with the highest revision.
4. Connection order of M-BUS cables does not matter. You can connect M10 controller to the power cabinet of your choice.
5. Remember to keep the CFG switches setting according to appropriate layout.

2 QS-210/220

2.1 Connecting "C" with "B"

Required adapters:Motion Lock connection diagram:Adapter can be used to connect TYPE B Power Cabinet directly with Motion Lock (QS-SBML-1 R3):Steps:

1. Disconnect old 2-pin Motion Lock switch, it won't be needed anymore.
2. Connect new 6 pin QS-SBML-1 R3 Motion Lock switch into the ML UP port in the Type C power cabinet.
3. If you have second Type C power cabinet, then connect it to the first Type C using its standard wire harness - refer to the interconnections scheme in the original user manual.
4. Connect one end (4-pins) of Motion Lock INTERLINK cable to the ML DOWN port in the Type C power cabinet.
5. Connect another end (6-pins) of Motion Lock INTERLINK cable to QS-SBML-622 adapter.
6. Connect another end (2-pins) of QS-SBML-622 adapter to ML UP port in the Type B power cabinet.
7. If you have yet another Type B power cabinet (2 in total), then connect it to Type B using its standard wire harness - refer to the interconnections scheme in the original user manual.
8. Connect M-BUS cables and M10 in the order of your selection - it does not matter where the bus starts and ends.
9. Plug M-BUS terminator into empty M-BUS port.
10. Plug in the power cables with adequate plugs into power sockets.
11. Set the appropriate position on the CFG switch according to the actuators layout of your choice (more information about CFG switch position and layout selection can be found in the original user manual).

2.2 Connecting "C" with "A"

Required adapters:Motion Lock connection diagram:Adapter can be used to connect TYPE A Power Cabinet directly with Motion Lock (QS-SBML-1 R3):Steps:

1. Disconnect old 2-pin Motion Lock switch, it won't be needed anymore.
2. Connect new 6-pin QS-SBML-1 R3 Motion Lock switch into the ML UP port in the Type C power cabinet.
3. If you have second Type C power cabinet, then connect it to the first Type C using its standard wire harness - refer to the interconnections scheme in the original user manual.
4. Connect one end (4-pins) of Motion Lock INTERLINK cable to the ML DOWN port in the Type C power cabinet.
5. Connect another end (6-pins) of Motion Lock INTERLINK cable to QS-SBML-62G adapter.
6. Connect another end (2-pins) of QS-SBML-62G adapter to ML UP port in the Type A power cabinet.
7. If you have yet another Type A power cabinet (2 in total), then connect it to Type A using its standard harness - refer to the interconnections scheme in the original user manual.
8. Connect M-BUS cables and M10 in the order of your selection - it does not matter where the bus starts and ends.
9. Plug M-BUS terminator into empty M-BUS port.
10. Plug in the power cables with adequate plugs into power sockets.
11. Set the appropriate position on the CFG switch according to the actuators layout of your choice (more information about CFG switch position and layout selection can be found in the original user manual).

2.3 Connecting "A" with "B"

Required adapters:Motion Lock connection diagram:Steps:

1. Connect 2-pin Motion Lock switch into the ML UP port in the Type A power cabinet per original user manual.
2. If you have second Type A power cabinet, then connect it to the first Type A using its standard wire harness - refer to the interconnections scheme in the original user manual.
3. Connect one end of Motion Lock Interlink Cable to the ML DN port in the last Type A power cabinet.
4. Connect another end of Motion Lock Interlink Cable to the matching QS-SBML-U2G adapter plug.
5. Connect another end (2-pin black) of QS-SBML-U2G adapter to ML UP port in the Type B power cabinet.
6. If you have another Type B power cabinet (2 in total), then connect it to Type B using its standard harness - refer to the interconnections scheme in the original user manual.
7. Connect M-BUS cables and M10 in the order of your selection - it does not matter where the bus starts and ends.
8. Plug M-BUS terminator into empty M-BUS port.
9. Plug in the power cables with adequate plugs into power sockets.
10. Set the appropriate position on the CFG switch according to the actuators layout of your choice (more information about CFG switch position and layout selection can be found in the original user manual).

3 QS-BT1/QS-H13 and QS-210/220

Every QS-BT1 and QS-H13 unit is Type C Motion Lock from factory (Motion Lock button not included and can be purchased separately from our retailers; Motion Lock interlink cable is included).

3.1 Connecting "C" with "B"

Required adapters:Motion Lock connection diagram: Steps:

1. Connect 6-pin QS-SBML-1 R3 Motion Lock button into the matching 6-pin port in the QS-BT1 or QS-H13 (order of connection is irrelevant).
2. Connect one end (4-pins) of Motion Lock INTERLINK cable to the matching 4-pin port in the QS-BT1 or QS-H13.
3. Connect another end (6-pins) of Motion Lock INTERLINK cable to 6-pin connector of QS-SBML-622 adapter.
4. Connect the connector (2-pins) of QS-SBML-622 adapter to ML UP port in the Type B power cabinet.
5. If you have another Type B power cabinet (2 in total), then connect it to Type B using its standard wire harness - refer to the interconnections scheme in the original user manual.
6. Connect M-BUS cables and M10 to your power cabinets in the order of your selection - it does not matter where the bus starts and ends. QS-BT1 works separately via USB cable.
7. Plug M-BUS terminator into empty M-BUS port in power cabinet.
8. Plug in the power cables with adequate plugs into power sockets.
9. Set the appropriate position on the CFG switch of power cabinet according to the actuators layout of your choice (more information about CFG switch position and layout selection can be found in the original user manual).

3.2 Connecting "C" with "A"

Required Motion Lock adapters:Motion Lock connection diagram:Steps:

1. Connect 6-pin QS-SBML-1 R3 Motion Lock button into the ML UP port in the QS-BT1 or QS-H13 (order of connection is irrelevant).
2. Connect one end (4-pins) of Motion Lock INTERLINK cable to the ML DOWN port in the QS-BT1 or QS-H13.
3. Connect another end (6-pins) of Motion Lock INTERLINK cable to 6-pin connector of QS-SBML-62G adapter.
4. Connect the green connector (2-pins) of QS-SBML-62G adapter to ML UP port in the Type A power cabinet.
5. If you have another Type A power cabinet (2 in total), then connect it to Type A using its standard wire harness - refer to the interconnections scheme in the original user manual.
6. Connect M-BUS cables and M10 to your power cabinets in the order of your selection - it does not matter where the bus starts and ends. QS-BT1 works separately via USB cable.
7. Plug M-BUS terminator into empty M-BUS port in power cabinet.
8. Plug in the power cables with adequate plugs into power sockets.
9. Set the appropriate position on the CFG switch of power cabinet according to the actuators layout of your choice (more information about CFG switch position and layout selection can be found in the original user manual).

4 DIP switches configuration

Conversion between Type A, B and C does NOT affect DIP switches configuration and layouts in any way. Refer to original QS-210, QS-220, QS-CH2, QS-V20 and QS-S25 user manuals to see how to configure DIP switches and layouts for your setup.