Help with WAGO connectors??

[anthonygraff24]

Setting up the wiring of the control system and it says to put the wires of the 12V/5V converter into a WAGO connector and then plug that into the Power Distribution Board. I know this seems very simple but we have no clue how to get the wires of the 12/5 into the WAGO. Any help would be awesome ^.^

[CalTran]

There's slots at the bottom that you insert a 1/8th in flat head and push into the connector to open up the jaws then insert the wire into.

[Trent B]

Here is an image of what the properly set up a WAGO connector for the DC converter. LINK (http://s3.amazonaws.com/screensteps_live/images/Wpilib/92626/4/rendered/A4D2AB8F-8D87-4D5B-8F18-D284DCCC28D0_display.png?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJRW37U LKKSXWY73Q&Expires=1389560405&Signature=MdNyGoR7%2FVhZ8Rtzc%2BrvviHc7CU%3D)

You insert a flathead screwdriver into the side opposite the wire, and push the handle away from the wire position (up in the picture) in order to insert the wire.

[Al Skierkiewicz]

Anthony,
The confusion begins when two different connectors are both manufactured by WAGO. The 12/5 convertor connects to a gray WAGO connector that is loose in the KOP electrical. #18 wire is the max size for this connector. It has two terminals in it.

This is not referring to the red and black WAGO terminals on edge of the PD.