Figure 2-4. Wiring The 4005-9810 Ccdact Into The System - Simplex Contact Closure DACT Installation And Programming Instructions

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Installing the 4005-9810 CCDACT Kit,
Wiring the 4005-9810 CCDACT
into the System
Continued
Note:
Unless otherwise noted, wiring is not supervised.
1.
Wire the 4005-9810 CCDACT into the system in accordance with Figure
2-4 and the references below the figure.
2.
Route the TELCO cables using separate paths from the panel exit to the
RJ-31X modules.
3.
Use the cable tie-wrap (supplied) to provide strain relief for these cables.
Secure the cables to any grounded standoff or metal fixture along the cable
run between the CCDACT and the panel exit.
4005 CPU
Board
1
P6
P2
1
P1
5
RS232
4
2 TxD Out
9 Common
10 RxD In
To Programmer

Figure 2-4. Wiring the 4005-9810 CCDACT into the System

Figure References:
1.
Connect CCDACT (P2) to 4005 system board (P6 on 565-469) using the 733-875
harness. Match the odd-colored harness wire with the PC board Pin 1 designator at
each end.
2.
Power-limited wiring; route TELCO cable under CCDACT and CPU brackets and
over to the top right-hand panel exit. Using harness STR P/N 2080-9046
(7 ft cable), -9047 (14 ft cable), or equivalent, connect to TELCO jacks. Splice as
required using 22 AWG (minimum) wire to complete desired span. TELCO wiring
is supervised.
3.
Attach the adhesive-backed cable anchor (supplied) to the back-box metal above the
CPU board. Run the TELCO cables through the anchor and secure the anchor latch
to provide strain relief.
4.
Cable connection to programmer is only present during setup.
5.
CCDACT Self-test switch: Slide to "ON" position for self-test. Return to "OFF"
position for normal operation.
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Contact Closure DACT
565-626
TB3
TB4
1
1
(BLU)
HOUSE-R1
(RED)
RING 1
(GRN)
TIP 1
(GRY)
HOUSE-T1
(BLU)
HOUSE-R2
(RED)
RING 2
(GRN)
TIP 2
(GRY)
HOUSE-T2
Continued on next page
3
2
To RJ-31 Jack

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