Honeywell Intelliguard 9000 Installation Instructions Manual page 9

3. Carefully remove the circuit board. Do not touch any of
the circuits or chips.
4. Mount the BIC-6 on the wall using four No. 6 round or
pan head screws.
NOTE: Feed the required cables into the BIC-6 base by
using the two square holes in the base wiring chan-
nel or remove the knockouts on either end of the wir-
ing channel to pass the cables through the openings.
5. Carefully replace the circuit board.
6. Connect all the wires to the BIC-6 as shown in Fig. 9.
7. Repeat steps 1 through 6 for each BIC-6.
8. When installation is complete and power is applied,
learn the BIC-6s.
NOTE: Steps 8a. through 8h. may be replaced by using the
PRO 9000 software. See the Commission section,
steps 1a. through 1c., for more information.
a. Make sure the LED DS1 on each installed BIC-6
displays C .
b. On each BIC-6, press the S2 (ACCEPT) button to
place them in the COMMUNICATION STATUS dis-
play mode.
c. The center segment (RECEIVE) of the seven seg-
ment LED display (BIC-6 DS1) flashes to indicate
incoming data.
d. The decimal point on the LED display (BIC-6, DS1)
of each BIC-6 is off.
e. From the CC2, select CONFIGURATION from the
MODE Menu.
f. From the CC2, select LEARNING MODE.
COMMUNICATION
STATUS MODE
1
REFER TO POSSIBLE LOOPS, CIRCUITS
FOR BIC-6 DEVICE DIAGRAM, LOOP TYPE 3,
FOR OUTPUT WIRING CONFIGURATIONS.
NOTE: TB1 COM and VDD connect to 12 Vdc whereas TXRX- and TXRX+ connect to the CU COM 1 or 2, but not both. TB2
and TB3 connect to input points (see Fig. 10, Loop Type 0, 2 or 4 for input wiring configurations), or output points (see
Fig. 10, Loop Type 3 for output wiring configurations).
8003-238
DISPLAY IN
RECEIVE
TRANSMIT
LEARN
Fig. 9. BIC-6 internal view.
g. From the CC2, select DEVICES WITH SERIAL #.
The CC2 displays Searching. The decimal point
lights on the LED display (BIC-6, DS1) on each BIC-
6 indicating they are in the LEARNING MODE.
h. From each BIC-6, press and hold the S2 (ACCEPT)
button for approximately two seconds, or until the
bottom segment (TRANSMIT) of the LED display
DS1 flashes and the decimal point turns off. When
the decimal point disappears, the device is learned.
NOTE: If the BIC-6 had previously been learned, the deci-
mal point would have turned on and then turned off
almost immediately.
When the ACCEPT key is pressed on the CC2, the
i.
I9000 exits the LEARNING MODE and displays the
total number of devices known by the system,
including the BIC-6s.
j. From the CC2, exit the CONFIGURATION menu for
changes to become effective.
k. The bottom segment (TRANSMIT) of the LED dis-
play (BIC-6, DS1) flashes every time the BIC-6 is
polled (addressed). The center segment (RECEIVE)
also flashes.
9. Configure each loop in the BIC-6, as needed, for the
specific inputs and outputs. See Loop Parameters and
Programming section.
10. Test the input loops locally using the ALARM status
mode of the BIC-6 display. Refer to the Communication
and Alarm Display section. The inputs must still be
tested from the I9000 using the CC2 when the I9000
programming is completed. (The outputs may only be
tested from the I9000 using the CC2 when the I9000
programming is completed.)
11. Replace the BIC-6 cover.
12. Repeat steps 9 through 11 for each BIC-6.
BIC-6 CONCENTRATOR UNIT
S3
QUIT
QUITTER
S2
ACCEPT
ACCEPTER
DS1
S1
NEXT
SUIVANT
TB2
TB1
1 2 3 4 2 3 4
1
–
+ –
+
INPUT
SUCH AS
MOTION
12 VDC CU COM
SENSOR
9
INTELLIGUARD 9000™
MOUNTING HOLES (4)
A1 COP
NO. 8003-243
TB3
5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6
OUTPUT
OUTPUT
INPUT
SUCH AS
BUZZER
M16066B
1
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