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Document Number: 466-1778 Rev. A
August 2000
About this Document
This document describes how to install and test the ITI
®
International SuperBus
2000 Hardwire Output Module
(HOM). For HOM programming and operating details,
refer to the installation instructions for your security panel.
Note
The panel installation instructions and touchpad
displays may refer to HOM relays as outputs or output
points. The terms are interchangeable. This document
uses the term "relay" to avoid confusion in the wiring
diagrams, because the terminals of the HOM are
labeled RELAY 1, RELAY 2, etc.
Product Summary
The HOM expands the versatility of compatible panels by
adding four programmable outputs. These include both nor-
mally open and normally closed dry relay contact outputs.
The HOM also includes one input zone for hardwire sen-
sors. This input is monitored (using an end-of-line resistor
[EOL]) and the HOM alerts the panel if there is an open or
short circuit.
You can add up to 16 SuperBus 2000 devices to one Inter-
™
national Concord
security panel.
A built-in cover tamper switch provides additional security.
Examples of HOM output uses include the following:
Turning on a closed-circuit television (CCTV) camera
during a burglary alarm.
Turning on exit lights during a fire alarm.
Activating backup cellular phones or long-range radios
if primary communications are inoperable.
HOM Components
The HOM module comes complete with mounting hard-
ware. Power is provided by the panel.
Figure 1 shows the main HOM components. Table 1
describes these components
International
Installation Instructions
®
COVER
TAMPER
SWITCH
OUTPUT
RELAYS (4)
N C C O M
N O N C C O M
R E L A Y 1
Figure 1. HOM Circuit Board Components
Table 1: HOM Component Descriptions
Component
Red light-emitting
diode (LED)
Green LED
Output relays
Terminal strip
Cover Tamper Switch
SuperBus 2000 device
ID Label
Installation Guidelines
The International Concord security system supports up
to 16 SuperBus 2000 devices.
Do not exceed the total DC power rating of the panel
when using panel power for bus devices and hardwired
sensors that require panel power (see the specific panel
installation instructions).
Important !
If separate power supplies are necessary to accom-
modate the HOM modules, safety standards require
that each power supply be prominently marked with
adequate instructions for removing all power from the
unit.
ITI Part No. 60-770-01
8557109A.DS4
N O N C C O M
N O N C C O M
N O
R E L A Y 2
R E L A Y 3
R E L A Y 4
Function
Flashes to indicate normal
communication to the panel bus.
Indicates power is on.
Form C (dry contact) output relays.
Used for SuperBus 2000 and output
wiring connections.
Alerts the panel if the HOM cover is
removed.
Identifies the unique device ID number
assigned to each ITI SuperBus 2000
module
RED LED
GREEN LED
SUPERBUS 2000
ID LABEL
TERMINAL
STRIP
1
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Table of Contents
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Summary of Contents for Interlogix ITI SuperBus 2000
- Page 1 SuperBus 2000 device Identifies the unique device ID number Turning on exit lights during a fire alarm. ID Label assigned to each ITI SuperBus 2000 module Activating backup cellular phones or long-range radios if primary communications are inoperable. Installation Guidelines...
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Page 2: Tools And Supplies Needed
Tools and Supplies Needed Maximum HOM current draw with all relays energized is 180 mA. Each HOM typically draws 25 mA when relays are not energized (idle) and an additional 39 mA per energized relay. Do not exceed the HOM output relay contact ratings (see the specifications section at the end of this docu- ment). - Page 3 Wiring Drill holes and insert appropriate anchors. Secure the back plate to the wall with panhead screws. SUPERBUS MODULE MOUNTING Wiring CLIPS (6) This section describes how to wire the HOM to an Interna- SUPERBUS tional Concord security panel and how to wire various MODULE devices to the HOM terminals.
- Page 4 Power-Up and Bus Communication automatically “learns” the device ID number of each bus device when the panel is first powered up. The panel then assigns a unique “address” to each bus device. Enter program mode by pressing 8 + installer code N C C O M N O N C C O M N O N C C O M...
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Page 5: Application Examples
Application Examples Application Examples minute response. This would be HOM configuration code 25701 LED Indicator Output Example The following sections provide some examples of typical applications to assist you in configuring the HOM to your specific applications. The following is an example of an LED indicator used to show an arming status condition. - Page 6 Application Examples Wireless Overhead Door Control Long-Range Radio Communications Output Example Backup Output Example The following is an example of a wireless keychain touch- The following is an example of a long-range radio used as a pad(s) used to control an overhead door. communications backup in case of a Failure-To-Communi- cate (FTC) response from the panel if, for example, the phone lines are inoperable.
- Page 7 Testing the HOM Operation 4-Wire Smoke Detector (with Power Testing the HOM Operation Reset) Example To test the HOM operation, activate each of the pro- The following is an example of a 4-wire smoke detector grammed system triggering events and check that the with power reset application.
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Page 8: Specifications
©2000, Interactive Technologies, Inc., an Interlogix company. Interlogix is a trademark of Interlogix, Inc. ITI and SuperBus are registered trademarks of Interactive Technologies, Inc. Concord is a trademark of Interactive Technologies, Inc.
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