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- Page 1 INSTALLATION GUIDE 9dLD Locator, Version D...
- Page 2 INSTALLATION GUIDE 9dLD Locator, Version D Abbreviations and Glossary Location Area Level PARK Primary Access Rights Key PARK Length Indicator RSSI Radio Signal Strength Indicator TD 92775EN / 14 December 2020 / Ver. D...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
7. Configuration........................11 7.1 Parameter Template ....................11 7.2 Recommended Working Flow .................. 11 7.3 Parameters Settings....................11 7.3.1 Set the threshold value on the 9dLD ............. 13 7.4 Locator Monitoring ....................13 8. Installation Check ......................15 9. Maintenance........................16 9.1 Changing Parameters.................... -
Page 4: Introduction
NOTE: This document applies to 9dLD Location Device with Art. No.: 9dLD2-AB. The 9dLD Location Device is DECT based and is used in the Ascom IP-DECT System when location function is required. The handsets within the system can be programmed to measure the radio signal of the 9dLD, and evaluate whether it is the best location. - Page 5 INSTALLATION GUIDE 9dLD Locator, Version D Information to User This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: this device may not cause harmful interference, and 2 this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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Page 6: Board Description
The 9dLD consists of two circuit boards, a radio circuit board and the 9dLD circuit board shown in figure below. The radio circuit board is screwed tight onto the bottom side of the 9dLD circuit board. The placement of components are shown in figure below. -
Page 7: Cabling
IMPORTANT: Cable entries must be used. No cable entries must be directed downwards. The 9dLD is delivered with five IP65 classified cable entries for power cable and antenna cables. Using an internal antenna only the power cable needs a cable entry. Using one or four external antennas instead of the internal will make use of one or four more of the supplied cable entries. -
Page 8: Mount The 9Dld Box
9dLD Locator, Version D Mount the 9dLD Box If 9dLD is mounted higher than 2m, it is critical that the locator is securely and firmly attached to a wall. No cable entries must be directed downwards. To attach the locator rear case onto the wall or ceiling, follow the below-mentioned recommendations: •... - Page 9 Figure 3. Mounting the lid Tamper magnet (in the lid) NOTE: When the case of the 9dLD is put together, make sure that the reed relay and the tamper protection magnet are placed opposite each other, see below. TD 92775EN / 14 December 2020 / Ver. D...
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Page 10: Mount Antennas
9dLD Locator, Version D Mount Antennas The 9dLD box supports up to four antennas. It can be fitted with one internal antenna and up to three external antennas, or, if no internal antenna is used, up to four external antennas. The choice depends upon the situation and number of location codes. -
Page 11: Mount External Antennas
3) Normally the antenna shall be mounted horizontal, see marking on antenna. Up to four external antennas can be connected to the 9dLD box, two antennas for each location ID. Antennas fit into standard electric lightswitch housings for flush mounting. It is recommended to mount the 9dLD external antennas preferably no more than 10 m of cable away from 9dLD box, due to attenuation in antenna cables and connectors. -
Page 12: Installation
The screw connector is rated for cables with a cross-section of up to 2.5 mm or AWG13. IMPORTANT: 9dLD should be protected against currents exceeding 10A. It is the responsibility of the installer to select cable thickness, cable length and fuse or other current limiting factors so that a potential failure... -
Page 13: Connect Rs232
Figure 5. Connecting RS232 to 9dLD 9-pin female 9dLD D-sub connector 3 TX 4 GND GND 5 5 RX The RS232 connection on the 9dLD is used for parameter settings and software download to the 9dLD. TD 92775EN / 14 December 2020 / Ver. D... -
Page 14: Configuration
9dLD Locator, Version D Configuration The programming and the software upgrade of the 9dLD location device, is done by using the Portable Device Manager (PDM) Windows version. The PDM Windows version is run on a PC and the programming/software upgrade is done via the serial communication (RS232). - Page 15 Decimal value between 0 – 39 Indication Default: 0 (Dec) (PLI) Location Parameters Two different locations can be programmed on one 9dLD. The location code consists of three hexadecimal digits (000-FFF). Select Locations > Location 1 2 Set/enable: Parameter Setting •...
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Page 16: Set The Threshold Value On The 9Dld
4 Click OK. 7.3.1 Set the threshold value on the 9dLD The threshold value can also be set/adjusted on the 9dLD location device. Figure 6. Switches for setting of the RSSI Threshold value on the 9dLD Location 1 Increase Decrease... - Page 17 3 Reed relay, SW1, is connected in series with the monitor output. The relay closes when a magnet is placed near to and parallel to it. The magnet in the 9dLD lid is placed so that the relay will open in case of any physical damage or tampering.
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Page 18: Installation Check
2 The LED will flash once with an orange light and indicates with a steady green light when the 9dLD is operational and is synchronized to the system. 3 Use a handset to check that the required coverage is obtained, and that correct location and threshold value are received. -
Page 19: Maintenance
7. Configuration on page 11. 9.2 Changing Software The software upgrade of the 9dLD location device, is done by using the Portable Device Manager (PDM) Windows version. Connect the 9dLD location device to the computer with an RS232 cable, refer to Connect RS232 on page 10. -
Page 20: Related Documents
10. Related Documents Data Sheet 9dLD Locator, Version D, TD 92781EN Ascom Portable Device Manager (WinPDM), Installation and Operation Manual, TD 92325EN DECT Location Version C and D, Function Description, TD 92629EN TD 92775EN / 14 December 2020 / Ver. D... -
Page 21: Document History
7 May 2012 Added section 1.1 Regulatory Compliance Statements (EU/EFTA only). Edited section 3 Cabling. Edited section 4 Mount the 9dLD Box. Added instruction to protect the unit against current exceeding 20 A. Renamed Ascom 9d System to Ascom IP-DECT System. -
Page 22: Appendix A. Third Party Antennas
INSTALLATION GUIDE 9dLD Locator, Version D Appendix A. Third Party Antennas Huber+Suhner A.1.1 Purpose Huber+Suhner article no. 22649572 has a radiation pattern that differs from the 9dLDA1. A.1.2 Modify the antenna The antenna must be modified if detection of open circuit is required. - Page 23 INSTALLATION GUIDE 9dLD Locator, Version D TD 92775EN / 14 December 2020 / Ver. D...
- Page 24 Ascom (Sweden) AB Grimbodalen 2 SE-417 49 Gothenburg Sweden Phone +46 31 55 93 00 www.ascom.com...
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