Cim Communication; Cim Conventions; Figure 46 - Cim Overview - Keyscan CA250B Technical Instructions

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CIM Communication

The Communication Interlink Module (CIM) is used to establish PC to ACU and ACU to ACU communication
when multiple access control units are installed on a communication bus. The CIM uses highly reliable CAN Bus
architecture on CAT 5 cable with two (2) twisted pairs. The CIM modes of communication are as follows on the
CAN Bus:
CAN Bus 1 (required) - PC to ACU main communication
CAN Bus 2 (optional) - ACU to ACU communication for global functions (i.e. global anti-pass back, global
time zones, and global I/Os)
CAN Bus 2 - CIM to CIM communication for CIM hardware control and monitoring and Keyscan's reverse
network communication
Keyscan recommends CAN Bus 1 and CAN Bus 2 are connected on all CIM units.
* serial
or
network
CIM 0
connection
* CIM 0 is the unit with the
serial or network connection
which can be anywhere on
the CAN Bus. Only one CIM
can be designated as CIM 0.
KI-00261E-07-12

CIM Conventions

Before connecting, please be aware of the following CIM conventions.
One CIM must be connected to each ACU on the communication bus
The CIM modules inter-connect two or more ACUs; CIM modules are not required for a single ACU
communication bus
Keyscan Inc. – Technical Guide (PC109x - 04.15)
Figure 46 – CIM Overview
ACU 1
Control
Board
PC109x
Refer to BPS/CAN Bus
Distance chart for
maximum bus distances.
ACU 2
1 CIM as Global
Master
Control
(least busy ACU)
Board
PC109x
CIM 1
CAN Bus 2
CAN Bus 1
CAT5 - 2 twisted pairs
to network
ACU n
Control
Board
PC109x
CIM n
optional
CIM link
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