DMP Electronics 503INT Installation Manual

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503INT INTERNATIONAL POWER SUPPLY
Installation Guide
L
N
+ BAT -
+ BAT -
AC TRBL | BAT TRBL
Figure 1: 503INT International
Power Supply
DESCRIPTION
The 503INT International Power
Supply is a regulated, power
limited, switching power supply
rated for a maximum output of
15 VDC at 2.7 Amps. The 503INT is
a supervised power supply.
The 503INT includes battery leads
and is offered pre-mounted in an
enclosure with wall and enclosure
door tampers or as a separate
PCB.
The 503INT also provides
connections for 230 VAC input,
standby battery input, DC output,
AC and battery trouble relays,
data bus input/output, tamper
input, and keypad programming
connection.
Compatibility
All DMP International
control panels.
What is Included?
503INT International Power
Supply
High Voltage Shield
Hardware Pack
1
FROM PANEL |
2
Standoff
Holes
3

MOUNT THE ENCLOSURE

Mount the metal enclosure on a solid, flat, vertical, and
secure surface such as dry wall or masonry using four #8 1/2"
panhead screws. This is to protect the unit from damage due
to tampering or the elements. See Figure 4 for the mounting
orientation.

MOUNT THE 503INT PCB

Mount the 503INT PCB in the metal enclosure using the
provided hardware. See Figure 2 for mounting hole locations.
1.
Place the PCB inside the metal enclosure.
2. Install the three standoffs in the standoff holes.
3. Install the two screws in the mounting holes.
L
N
+ BAT -
+ BAT -
Figure 2: Mounting Hole Locations

WIRE AC CONNECTIONS

AC power connection should only be installed by a qualified
electrician. Before turning on the 503INT's AC power, make
sure all electrical covers are in place.
Caution: Do not apply power to the 503INT until all wiring
connections are made and free of direct shorts or open
circuits.
1.
Connect the AC power input to an unswitched 230 VAC
50 Hz power source with at least 1.5 Amps of available
current.
2. Connect the AC power wires
to the terminal block. See
Figure 3.
Connect the brown wire to the
L terminal
Connect the blue wire to the
N terminal
Connect the green and yellow
wire to the (ground) stud using a
ring terminal.
AC TRBL | BAT TRBL
FROM PANEL |
Mounting Holes
Green and
Yellow Wire
To ground
Figure 3: AC Terminals
and Wires
Standoff
Hole
J1
AC
L
N
Brown Wire
Blue Wire

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Summary of Contents for DMP Electronics 503INT

  • Page 1 Before turning on the 503INT's AC power, make sure all electrical covers are in place. All DMP International control panels. Caution: Do not apply power to the 503INT until all wiring connections are made and free of direct shorts or open What is Included? circuits.
  • Page 2 Switch Battery Wires (included) Shaded area for either one or two batteries. Figure 4: 503INT Wiring Diagram AC TRBL BAT TRBL AC TRBL BAT TRBL FROM PANEL TO DEVICES FROM PANEL TO DEVICES NC C NO NC C NO...
  • Page 3 WIRE BATTERY CONNECTIONS Connect batteries to the 503INT to ensure there will be back-up power if AC power fails. If using two or more batteries, use a 318 or 318R (ring terminal) dual battery harness. See Figures 5 and 6.
  • Page 4 This ensures that the equipment operates correctly. PROGRAM THE POWER SUPPLY After mounting the enclosure and connecting the wiring for the 503INT, use a DMP keypad to program the power supply. Connect a DMP keypad to the PROG header.
  • Page 5 PROGRAM THE PANEL The 503INT uses the first four zones of the device address to report status changes to the panel. Enter 6653 (PROG) and press CMD for XR150INT/XR550INT Series panels or enter 665 and press CMD for XT30INT/XT50INT Series panels to access the PROGRAMMER menu. If programming an LX device, go to step 5.
  • Page 6 Other Specifications • The 503INT uses 12 V SLA batteries. • The 503INT is capable of charging a maximum of 60 Ah of batteries to 80% in 24 hours. • Low battery is indicated at 11.9 V. • Deep discharge protection disconnects the battery at 9.5 V.

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