Manual Switches AML Series
Advanced Manual Line
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IN FRONT OF THE PANEL
Coordinated, attractive appearance.
AML features innovations designed by in-
dustrial designers to achieve the best bal-
ance of human factors and aesthetic ap-
pearance. Operator height, bezel size,
and the compatibility of square and rect-
angular shapes blend with other compo-
nents to harmonize your panel. There’s
no visual clutter to distract from man/
machine communication.
This comprehensive line of lighted and
unlighted manual controls features:
1 Pushbuttons for high and
intermediate frequency functions;
1 Rocker and paddle switches, with 2 or
3 positions, for less frequent control
functions;
1 Plus lighted indicators and
annunciators which complement
AML’s universal appeal.
Various controls can be matched with
their functions to accommodate the most
natural and efficient habit pattern reflex.
Keylock operated switches can be used
to assure ‘‘authorized personnel only’’
access.
Display flexibility. AML offers a choice of
five legend sizes, four button heights, full
or split section display, and illumination
by incandescent lamps, LED’s or neons.
Colors are bright and uniform, providing a
strong definition and good visibility. (Non-
illuminated devices have the same attrac-
tive colors.)
Color display options include:
1 Transmitted color — color can be
distinguished whether lamp is On or
Off.
1 Dead front — display appears black,
until illumination causes legend and
color to appear.
1 Projected color — white display is
diffused with color when illuminated.
BEHIND THE PANEL
AML’s simple, cost effective design pro-
vides many behind-panel benefits for the
designer and installer/user.
Simple to install. They snap in from the
panel front individually or in vertical or
horizontal strips; or in subpanel mounted
strips and matrices that can be pre-as-
sembled and pre-wired to assure accu-
rate alignment and efficient panel build-
ing.
Electrical flexibility. Solid state switches
with Hall effect integrated circuits
interface directly with microprocessors
and other logic level devices. These IC’s
were first applied in MICRO SWITCH solid
state keyboards. Today, many MICRO
SWITCH products incorporate the Hall
effect technology to meet a wide range of
position sensing and manual control
needs.
Electronic control switches with gold or
silver contacts, and 1, 2, or 4 poles, will
handle up to 3 amps. Including an encod-
ed version which generates different bi-
nary coded outputs merely by changing
cam-keyed buttons.
Power duty switches meet line discon-
nect application needs with10-amp push-
buttons and 15-amp paddle and rocker
switches.
Easy to wire. All AML devices present
single level termination. This means fas-
ter, easier, neater, and more economical
wiring. And there is a choice of solder,
quick-connect, push-on, and printed cir-
cuit termination.
MATING RECEPTACLES
The .110 × .020 quick-connect/solder ter-
minal (types 2 and 8) is designed for use
with receptacles that comply with the UL
standard for insertion and withdrawal
forces. Maximum insertion force is 12 lbs.
max., withdrawal force is 14 lbs. These
receptacles are supplied by: AMP Inc.,
Berg, Augat, Hollingsworth, MALCO,
Zierick, and others. Refer to Thomas Reg-
ister or the Yellow Pages for the location
of your local supplier.
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