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Each ACUIX IP requires a 24 VAC ± 10% power source when measured at the dome. Refer to inset
required maximum distances to maintain. The wire sizes and distances represent one 24 VAC power source for one ACUIX IP .
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Connect Wiring to the Housing Interface Board
Remove the terminal strips from connectors J1 (24 VAC) and J6 (contacts),
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See
loosen the screws and insert the 24 VAC power and contact wires. Tighten screws.
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Ensure the 6-pin terminal strip (J6) is plugged into the 6-pin connector and the 3-pin
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terminal strip (J1) is plugged into the 3-pin connector.
Feed extra wire and cable up through the hole in the housing and route it so that it
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doesn't interfere with the scan assembly when it is inserted. At the appropriate time
during the installation, ensure the field wiring access hole is sealed to prevent anything
from getting inside the housing.
Connect a CAT5 RJ45 network cable to the Ethernet connector. The RJ45 Ethernet
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connector is used to connect the dome to your network.
After connecting the power cabling, install the ferrite clamp (shipped with the housing)
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on the cable as close to the dome as possible, preferably within 24 inches (609 mm).
ACUIX Housing IP Interface Board Including Wiring Details
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RJ45
Ethernet
J1
Power
J6
Contacts
(Alarm)
F
800-01115 Rev B (07-2009)
SW1
LED2
There are no switch settings required on the IP housing interface board
unless the dome needs to be reset to defaults as above.
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Contact/Alarm* Input Terminal Block
Remove the plug-in terminal block on J6.
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Connect a twisted-pair cable from each peripheral
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contact to each input at the contact number
terminal and the contact common terminal on J6.
Also see inset
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Configure as normally open or normally closed.
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The common terminals are doubled up as shown.
Resetting the Dome Defaults
Hold SW1 down for 3 seconds to reset the
password including the digital housing parameters
and codec settings. Hold it down for 10 seconds to
to reset as above plus the network settings.
Terminal Strip Pins
J1
Function
Pin 1
24 VAC (AC)
Pin 2
Earth ground
Pin 3
24 VAC (AC)
J6
Function
Pin 1
Contact 1 (A1)
Pin 2
Contact common (CM)
Pin 3
Contact 2 (A2)
Pin 4
Contact 3 (A3)
Pin 5
Contact common (CM)
Pin 6
Contact 4 (A4)
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* The terms contact and alarm
are used interchangeably to
mean the same thing.
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for the wire gauge table and
J6
J1
Recommended Ethernet,
Power, and Contact Cabling
Recommended
Type
Cable
Ethernet
CAT5 or better
18 AWG 2-
Power
conductor, vinyl
jacket
20 gauge
Contact
unshielded
(alarm)
twisted pair
Wire Gauge Required for
Maximum Distance to Dome
AWG
Indoor Pendant or In-Ceiling
Outdoor Pendant or Rugged
24 VAC Camera Only (2.0A)
24 VAC Camera + Heater and
Blower (2.6A)
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37 feet (11 meters)
29 feet (9 meters)
20
59 feet (18 meters)
45 feet (14 meters)
18
94 feet (28 meters)
72 feet (22 meters)
16
149 feet (45 meters)
115 feet (35 meters)
14
238 feet (73 meters)
183 feet (56 meters)
12
378 feet (115 meters)
291 feet (89 meters)
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Maximum
Distance
328 feet
(100 m)
See gauge
chart for
each unit
10,000 feet
(3048 m)
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