ASCOM NURD-Hx User manual

INSTALLATION GUIDE
Room Display (NURD-Hx)

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INSTALLATION GUIDE
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Important Safety Information
The Room Display (NURD-Hx) Installation Guide contains important instructions when installing and
maintaining the NURD-Hx. To ensure a safe working environment during the installation and operation of
the NURD-Hx, the following safety symbols appear throughout this document to indicate dangerous
conditions and important safety instructions.
Caution: Use extreme caution and follow instructions carefully.
Pay particular attention to statements referred to by a note.
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Room Display (NURD-Hx) Description
2 Description
The Room Display NURD-Hx is a wall-mounted device that is suitable for room applications. The module
connects to an active room bus . The module is powered by the room bus. A special mounting plate with
several holes and slots is meant for easy installing and mounting.
Packing list:
• 1 x Room display module
• 1 x Back plate
• 1 x Button insert EU
Available Accessories
Accessories: Button Insert Kit UK (P/N NUCBKRD–HK)
Button Insert Kit AU (P/N NUCBKRD–HA)
Short back plate room display white (NCS S0300–N) (P/N
660360)
Accessories are not included and must be ordered separately.
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Module Connections
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3 Mo ule Connections
The module includes two RJ45 jacks for room bus connections and a jumper for room bus addressing. The
figure below shows the jacks and jumper on the back of the module.
Figure 1. Module Connections
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1. 2x RJ45 connections to room bus
2. Jumper for room bus addressing
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Room Display (NURD-Hx) Setting the Room Bus Address
4 Setting the Room Bus A ress
The room bus address is a unique number assigned to a room module when modules of the same type are
attached to the room bus.
Per room bus a maximum of two modules can be used. A jumper sets the address to A0 or to A1. Default is
address A0.
If the jumper is missing, the address is the default address A0.
Setting the address:
1. Set the jumper for the correct address in the position A0 or A1.
See below:
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Mounting
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5 Mounting
The NURD-Hx has an IP40 ingress protection. The areas where NURD-Hxs are to be installed must be clean,
dry, and weatherproof. The walls should be finished (painted, wall papered, tiled, etc.) before the devices
are installed.
The base of the NURD-Hx mounts to backboxes using an array of holes that allow for mounting on various
backboxes.
Caution: To prevent a fire hazard because of dust buildup inside the NURD-Hx, regular
inspection and/or cleaning of the NURD-Hx is required.
Take proper measures to avoid spreading dust and other particles when applying
maintenance to an NURD-Hx that is mounted inside a clinical area.
5.1 NURD Mounting Plate
Be aware that mounting the room display on or near metal surfaces can negatively influence the
room displays RFID card reader performance.
Figure 2. Mounting plate
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1. Slots and screws for EU style backboxes
2. Mounting holes for wall mount without a backbox
3. Indicator showing which side needs to be up
5.2 Mount the NURD-Hx onto a backbox
To install the NURD-Hx comes with a special plate with several holes and slots for mounting on a wide
range of backboxes. Here a standard EU-style backbox is shown.
1. Loosen the screws of the backbox by approximately 5mm. Place the mounting plate over the backbox
with the arrow pointing up (See Figure 2. Mounting plate, page 5, item 3)
2. Pull the room buses through the plate of the NURD-Hx.
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See 8 Terminating the Room Bus RJ45 Connectors, page 11.
3. Place the plate over the backbox screws using the slots as a guide.
Make sure that the plate is level, then tighten the screws until they are snug. Do not overtighten.
4. Insert the room buses into the RJ45 connectors on the rear side of the NURD-Hx.
5. Position the module on the plate:
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Mounting
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− Click the lower part of the module onto the lower part of the plate , see (1)
− Click the top part of the module onto the top part of the plate, see (2)
5.3 Mount the NURD-Hx without a backbox irectly onto a wall
To install the NURD-Hx comes with a special plate with several holes for mounting on a wall or flat surface.
1. Use the mounting plate and position it where the module is needed. Use the holes (See Figure 2.
Mounting plate, page 5, item 2) of the plate to prepare and mark the wall or surface for mounting.
2. Drill holes and use plugs if applicable where the wall or surface has been marked
3. Pull the room buses through the plate of the NURD-Hx
See 8 Terminating the Room Bus RJ45 Connectors, page 11.
4. Place the plate and use appropriate screws to mount the plate.
Make sure that the plate is level, then tighten the screws until they are snug. Do not overtighten.
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5. Insert the room buses into the RJ45 connectors on the rear side of the NURD-Hx.
6. Position the module on the plate:
− Click the lower part of the module onto the lower part of the plate , see (1)
− Click the top part of the module onto the top part of the plate, see (2)
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Inserting a button insert
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Room Display (NURD-Hx)
6 Inserting a button insert
The module can be customized with a button insert. A standard insert can be used or custom made one.
A custom made insert shall be water resistant.
Figure 3. Inserting a new button insert
Follow these steps for a new button insert:
1. Insert the button insert from the right of the module into the slid of the button membrane.
Make sure that the button insert is fully inserted and that the LEDs of the buttons are still visible
through the button insert.
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