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The Schneider Electric hardware devices for SmartStruxure solution include terminal bases, PS-24V power supplies, SmartStruxure server devices such as Automation Servers, AS-Ps, and AS-Bs, I/O modules, and ADs.
You use interfaces to set up, manage and operate Building Operation on a daily basis.
You connect AD to an AS-P or AS-B in order to communicate with SmartStruxure servers over a USB connection, to supply the AD with power, and to ensure that its battery is charged.
You install the AD v1 tablet and the frame on the base to install AD v1 on a control cabinet or a wall and to provide the tablet with a protective frame.
You install the AD v1 protective frame with its base on a wall to use AD v1 for accessing the SmartStruxure servers. You attach the base on the wall and to the electrical box using the dedicated holes and hole patterns in the base.
You install the AD v1 protective frame with its base on a control cabinet to use AD v1 for locally accessing the SmartStruxure servers. You attach the base on the cabinet using the dedicated holes in the base.
You connect AD to a USB power adapter in order to supply AD with power and to ensure that its battery is charged.
AD v1 provides a Human Machine Interface (HMI) for local access to SmartStruxure servers.
AD v1 can use either a wired (USB) connection or a wireless (WiFi) connection to communicate with SmartStruxure servers. AD v1 can be powered either by an AS-P, AS-B, or USB power adapter, but not by an Automation Server.
There are a number of differences in functionality between Technician Tool and WebStation.