Extron electronics ECM DIO8 Setup Manual

ECM DIO8 eBUS Digital I/O Control Module • Setup Guide
The Extron ECM DIO8 is a compact digital I/O module for Extron eBUS
an IPCP Pro control processor and provides an interface with a variety of I/O devices, including sensors, and contact closure
buttons. The ECM DIO8 provides eight digital I/O ports that can be configured or programmed by Extron software. There is also a
24 VDC (100 mA maximum) output to provide power to a sensor.
The module connects to the Extron IPCP Pro control processor or other eBUS devices using a single cable that carries both
power and communication. Extron recommends the STP20-2 or STP20P-2 cable.
The ECM DIO8 mounts inside a US 1-gang, Flex55, EU, or MK enclosure. It can also be mounted on any flat surface, using the
provided dual-lock fastener.
Front Panel Features
BUS ID
M L
A
S S
ECM DIO8
B B
B
C
D
Front Panel Features of ECM DIO8
Figure 1.
A BUS ID DIP Switches — Up to eight eBUS devices can be connected to one control processor. Each eBUS device
connected to the same IPCP Pro control processor must have a unique BUS ID, which is set using BUS ID DIP switches (see
Step 2 — BUS ID setup
B Status LED — The ECM DIO8 has a three-color LED (red, amber, and green) that provides diagnostic information about the
connection, communication, and power status of the module (see
page 12).
C eBUS Port — This four-pole captive screw connector provides power to the ECM DIO8 and also provides communication
between the ECM DIO8 and a control processor and other eBUS devices.
D Voltage Output — This two-pole captive screw connector can provide 24 VDC to a sensor (100 mA maximum output
current).
E Digital I/O Ports — This 10-pole captive screw connector provides an interface for up to eight digital I/O devices, with two
ground connections.
Overview
The following sections describe:
Digital I/O Uses on the next page
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Before You Start (see page 3)
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Downloading Software
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Installation (see page 4)
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Step 1 — Mounting the ECM DIO8
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Step 2 — BUS ID setup
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Step 3 — Connecting Cables
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Step 4 — Configuring the System
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Step 5 — Testing and Troubleshooting the System
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Step 5 — Testing and Troubleshooting the System
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