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# Getting Started

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Congratulations on your purchase of Showstopper 4 E-Stop Hub from Creative Conners, Inc! The Showstopper 4 E-Stop Hub expands the capabilities of your Showstopper 4 Base, allowing ten additional machines to be connected to your Emergency Stop Network. In order to use a Showstopper 4 E-Stop Hub, you will also need a Showstopper 4 Base to power your E-Stop Hub.

This manual will guide you through:

* Unpacking
* Installation
* Connecting Devices
* Troubleshooting

If you need help along the way, contact us via email (<support@creativeconners.com>), our website (creativeconners.com), or by phone (401-289-2942 x2). We want your automation to succeed, and we are here to help you through any issues you may encounter.

### WHAT’S IN THE BOX <a href="#h.yhcxx59nnxkp" id="h.yhcxx59nnxkp"></a>

* 1 x Showstopper 4 E-Stop Hub (2U)
* 1 x IEC Power Cable
* 1 x Accessory Cable (5')
* 2 x Showstopper 4 Accessory Terminators
* 4 x 10x32 Rack Screws

If any of these components are missing, please contact us for a replacement.

### SHOWSTOPPER FEATURES <a href="#h.bee4hz9avbf0" id="h.bee4hz9avbf0"></a>

The Showstopper 4 E-Stop Hub features a Type 1 UL Enclosure.

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1. Illuminated E-Stop Button
2. Indicator Lights
3. Status Display

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1. Input Power - 120VAC 3A
2. 24 VDC Control Circuit Overcurrent Protection
3. EtherCON Connection
4. Ten E-Stop Outputs
5. Two Showstopper 4 Accessory Outputs
6. Showstopper 4 Accessory Input

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