Honeywell INTELLIGUARD 9000 User manual

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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Intelliguard 9000™
SECURITY SYSTEM
WARNING: This e
q
uipment
g
enerates, uses, and can radiate radio fre
q
uenc
y
ener
gy
, and if not installed and used in accordance
with the Instructions Manual, ma
y
cause interference with radio communication. It has been tested and found to compl
y
with the
limits for a Class A computin
g
device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are desi
g
ned to provide reasonable
protection a
g
ainst such interference when operated in a commercial environment. Operation of this e
q
uipment in a residential
area is likel
y
to cause interference, in which case, users at their own expense will be re
q
uired to take whatever measures ma
y
be
re
q
uired to correct the interference. An
y
unauthorized modification of this e
q
uipment ma
y
result in the revocation of the owner's
authorit
y
to continue its operation.
GENERAL
The Intelli
g
uard 9000™ Securit
y
S
y
stem
(
I9000
)
protects
offices, warehouses and other businesses as part of the
Enterprise Buildin
g
s Inte
g
rator™
(
EBI
)
S
y
stem. The I9000
uses Hold-up
(
HU
)
Detectors to alert outside help to a current
hold-up and Hall Effect Door Switches
(
HEDS IV
)
to monitor
door openin
g
s. Other detection devices and outputs can be
linked to the I9000 when the
y
conform to the re
q
uirements in
form no. 74-3035, Intelli
g
uard 9000 Specification Data.
OVERVIEW
These instructions describe the steps for wirin
g
and
connectin
g
the I9000 devices, pro
g
rammin
g
field devices and
connectin
g
the I9000 to the EBI Securit
y
S
y
stem. The
y
do not
contain instructions for pro
g
rammin
g
the I9000 with a PC.
Refer to form no. 74-3046, Intelli
g
uard 9000 Pro
g
rammer’s
Guide for pro
g
rammin
g
instructions. Also see form no. 74-
3035, Intelli
g
uard 9000 Specification Data and form no. ZD34-
002-100, EBI Installation Guide.
ASSUMPTIONS
It is assumed that:
— The location of each part is planned before installation
be
g
ins.
— Installer has a basic understandin
g
of electronics.
—La
y
out plan for I9000 is complete.
There is a specific order for installin
g
the I9000. Refer to the
followin
g
installation instructions.
(
The installer ma
y
chan
g
e
the order for mountin
g
and connectin
g
the hardware, when
appropriate.
)
INSTALLATION
When Installing this Product . . .
1. Read these instructions carefull
y
. Failure to follow the
instructions can dama
g
e the product or cause a hazard-
ous condition.
2. Check the ratin
g
s
g
iven in the instructions and on the
product to make sure the product is suitable for
y
our
application.
3. The installer must be a trained, experienced, licensed
(
where re
q
uired
)
service technician.
4. After completin
g
installation, use these instructions to
check out the product operation.
Components
— 8003-217 Remote Intelli
g
ent Power Suppl
y
(
RIPS
)
.
— 8003-220 Area Ke
y
pad
(
KID
)
.
— 8003-238 Complete 6-Input Concentrator
(
BIC-6
)
.
— 8003-242 2-Input Concentrator
(
BIC-2
)
.
— 8003-277 Ke
y
pad Control Center
(
CC2
)
.
— 8003-283 Hall Effect Door Switch
(
HEDS IV
)
Complete
Assembl
y
(
includes Sensor and Ma
g
net Assembl
y)
.
— 8003-284 2-Input Concentrator Hold-up Actuator
(
BIC-2 HU
)
.
— 8003-286 Multiple Output Module
(
MOM
)
.
— 8003-332 I9000 Control Unit
(
CU
)
in casin
g
.
— Transformer, 16 Vac, 37 to 40 VA.
— RS-232 cable and connectors.
— RS-485 cable and connectors.
NOTE: The MOM currentl
y
is not CE certified. In countries
that re
q
uire certification for all parts, confi
g
ure one or
more BIC-6s as an output device. Confi
g
urin
g
the
BIC-6 for output is described later in these instruc-
tions.
Parts Available (Not Included)
— 8003-302 HEDS IV
L
Bracket.
—7003-162 AX-5L Conduit Adapter.
—4545-059 BIC-2/BIC-2 HU Optional Rela
y
.

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
74-3047—12
Special Tools Required
—No. 1 Robertson
(
s
q
uare-head
)
screwdriver.
Basic Architecture
The I9000 s
y
stem has a distributed structure. Securit
y
points,
such as motion detectors or contacts, feed into devices such
as the BIC-6. Warnin
g
indicators, such as sirens and li
g
hts,
connect to output devices such as the MOM. These devices
feed into the CU. Intelli
g
ent sensors, such as the HEDS IV,
work like concentrator devices and feed directl
y
into the CU,
as shown in Fi
g
. 1.
The I9000 is part of the EBI Securit
y
S
y
stem. The EBI can control a maximum of 255 controllers in an
y
combination of I9000 and
access controllers. Fi
g
. 2 shows the I9000 s
y
stem connected to an EBI S
y
stem. Connections can be made with the RS-232 or
RS-485 cable for multi-drop communications.
Fig. 1. Basic I9000 architecture including links to PC, EBI.
M14456A
I9000 CONTROL UNIT
AND POWER SUPPLY
I9000 CONTROL UNIT
AND POWER SUPPLY
RS-485 TO
I9000 DEVICES
KEYPAD
CONTROL CENTER
BIC-2
INPUT MODULE
MULTIPLE
OUTPUT MODULE
HALL EFFECT
DOOR SWITCH
AREA
KEYPAD
BIC-6
INPUT/OUTPUT MODULE
PRO 9000
(SOFTWARE
NOT INCLUDED) EBI
RS-232
(RS-485 WITH RRI)
RS-485

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
3 74-3047—1
Fig. 2. I9000 CU connected to devices, EBI.
General Procedure
Plan the System
1. Review the
j
ob file, plans and specifications for accu-
rac
y
and completeness.
2. Prepare an
y
necessar
y
installation drawin
g
s
(
for exam-
ple, risers
)
.
3. Determine an
y
necessar
y
connections to other s
y
s-
tems.
4. Select the devices for the s
y
stem.
5. Select the location for each device and point.
6. Calculate the power re
q
uirements.
NOTE: Be sure to include the input concentrator and motion
detector power re
q
uirements in the power suppl
y
and batter
y
calculations.
Install the System
1. Pull the wires.
2. Mount the e
q
uipment.
3. Connect the wires to each input device, output device,
and point.
NOTES:
—All device terminals accept 24 to 18 AWG
(
0.27
s
q
mm to 1.0 s
q
mm
)
conductors.
—Alwa
y
s use twisted pair cables for the local bus.
Install the local bus usin
g
multi-drop topolo
gy
.
Maximum distance for the local bus is 3277 ft
(
999m
)
.
—Maximum input loop distance for ULI/ULC appli-
cations is 50 ft
(
15m
)
.
—Maximum input loop distance for non-ULI/ULC
applications is 250 ft
(
75m
)
.
4. Set the address of the devices with address switches.
5. Record the local bus number, device t
y
pe, address and
serial number for each device.
6. Check to make sure that the wirin
g
matches the
j
ob dia-
g
ram.
7. Connect power to each RIPS and CU.
8. Measure the volta
g
e and current draw on each power
circuit.
System Checkout
1. Check the volta
g
e on each device.
2. Set the loop confi
g
uration and other parameters for
each device.
3. Make sure all input loops are confi
g
ured for input.
4. Make sure all loops are normal
(
not in trouble or alarm
)
.
5. Make sure the alarm condition responds properl
y
.
6. Make sure the trouble condition responds properl
y
.
1256
TB1
1234
TB1
I9000
ISP AND CU
ICP
–+–+
1234
–+
1234
–+
1234
–+
1234
–+
1234
–+
1234
–+
1234
–+
1234
–+
1234
–+
HEDS IVCC2
1234
–+
BIC-2 HU
BIC-2
1234
–+
MOM
MOM
1234
–+
RIPS
RIPS
KID
KID
BIC-6
BIC-6
COM 1
31 DEVICES
MAX. CABLE 3277 FT
RS-485
COM 2
31 DEVICES
MAX. CABLE 3277 FT
RS-485
EBI COM 3
RS-232 (RS-485 WITH RRI)
M14461A
A GROUND CONNECTION BETWEEN THE CONTROL UNIT AND ALL RIPS SHARING COM 1 AND/OR COM 2 IS REQUIRED AS
A GROUND REFERENCE. TO PREVENT GROUND LOOPS, ONLY MAKE ONE GROUND CONNECTION.
1
11

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
74-3047—14
Commission
1. Learn each device.
(
Step 1 can be replaced with steps
a. throu
g
h c.
)
NOTE: A device is
learned
when its address or serial num-
ber is recorded in the CU.
a. Enter the information from Install the S
y
stem sec-
tion, step 5, into the PRO 9000 software
(
Menu:
Pro
g
ram/Pollin
g)
and downloadin
g
the Pollin
g
Table
into the I9000 Control Unit
(
see form no. 74-3046,
Intelli
g
uard 9000 Pro
g
rammer’s Guide for more
information
)
.
b. Before downloadin
g
, set the baud rate for COM 3 to
match the baud rate selected in PRO 9000. Use an
y
CC2 connected to the control unit to set the baud
rate since all CC2s are learned automaticall
y
at
power up.
c. Exit from the CC2 Confi
g
uration Menu for chan
g
es
to become effective. When used with PRO 9000, the
maximum supported baud rate for the I9000 with
EBI Orbix
(
8950-109
)
firmware is 4800 baud.
2. Check the communication status for each device:
F = COM fail
M = Mar
g
inal
(
latched status, clear with Reset Lo
g
command
)
.
NOTES:
—To view the F and M
(
COM fail and Mar
g
inal
)
,
from the CC2
g
o to the 2-ASSIGN menu
(
sub-
menu of the CONFIGURATION menu, entered b
y
usin
g
the Mode ke
y)
.
—The F and M appear on the far ri
g
ht first line of
text for each device in the table
(y
ou must scroll to
view each device
)
.
—When ever
y
thin
g
is normal, no characters appear
on the far ri
g
ht of the first line of text.
—The
F
(
COM fail
)
clears automaticall
y
when com-
munication is restored to the device exhibitin
g
an
F
.
3. Disarm each armed area.
4. Pro
g
ram the tables.
System Test
Perform a
WALK TEST
to make sure all devices with
actuators work properl
y
. This must be done at initial
installation and each time a device is added to or removed
from the s
y
stem.
1. With all areas disarmed, press TEST on the CC2 to
enter the TEST Menu.
2. Enter
y
our ID and code number.
3. Press 3to select
WALK TEST
and press ACCEPT.
4. Select the test area.
5. Walk throu
g
h the buildin
g
and test each device. A beep
sounds on all CC2s and KIDs assi
g
ned to the test area
as each alarm is tri
gg
ered.
NOTE: When usin
g
the
WALK TEST
, Hold-up Actuators will
not test oka
y
in the Event Lo
g
.
6. If Hold-up Actuators
(
8003-284, red buttons
)
are tested,
a manual
Reset Detectors
must be made after step 7.
7. Press Xto stop the test.
8. Press MODE to enter the MODE Menu.
9. Press 3to select
EVENT LOG
.
10. View the result of each area in the Event Lo
g
to make
sure that each device is respondin
g
as desi
g
ned.
The results of the alarm points tested in the
WALK TEST
are
shown in lower case characters when successfull
y
tested.
NOTE: If the technician ID
(
00
)
and code number
(
9999 =
default value
)
were used in step 2, a communication
test is automaticall
y
performed when the
WALK
TEST
is terminated. The communication test
(
COM
Test
)
results are shown as alarms
(
text in capital let-
ters
)
and indicate proper communication with each
device assi
g
ned to the specified areas.
System Layout and Wiring
The desi
g
ner plans the s
y
stem based on buildin
g
construction
and customer needs. This plan re
q
uires the wirin
g
for the
I9000. The wirin
g
must be routed before mountin
g
an
y
device.
Wirin
g
must be done b
y
a
q
ualified person and must compl
y
with state and local buildin
g
codes.
1. Map the route for the wires between each device.
2. With a pencil, li
g
htl
y
mark the mountin
g
locations for
each device.
3. Install the wirin
g
.
4. Usin
g
a continuit
y
tester, make sure there are no opens,
wire-to-wire shorts, or wire-to-
g
round shorts before con-
nectin
g
the devices.
Fi
g
. 3 shows a sample wirin
g
plan. See Table 1 for
recommended cable t
y
pes.
Sample Installation Plan
Fi
g
. 4 shows a t
y
pical floor plan with I9000 components in
each room.

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
5 74-3047—1
Fig. 3. Sample wiring architecture.
BIC-2 HU
HOLD-UP
INPUT CONCENT.
62 MAX.
BIC-2
INPUT CONCENT.
62 MAX.
BIC-6
INPUT CONCENT.
62 MAX.
HEDS IV
HALL EFFECT
DOOR SWITCH
62 MAX.
CC2
KEYBOARD
CONTROL CENTER
4 MAX.
KID
AREA
KEYPAD
8 MAX.
MOM
MULTIPLE
OUTPUT MODULE
8 MAX.
RIPS
INTELLIGENT
POWER SUPPLY
7 TOTAL MAX.
POWER COM 1 COM 2
ISP
POWER
SUPPLY
CU
CONTROL
UNIT
SERIAL
PORT
TO EBI.
THIS PORT IS
ALSO USED
FOR PRO9000
PROGRAM
LOADING
50 FEET EARTH
GROUND
50
FEET
EARTH
GROUND
1
1
ONE ISP IS SHIPPED WITH EACH CU AND RIPS.
HONEYWELL I9000 SYSTEM WIRING
M14462A
NOTES:
A TOTAL OF EIGHT ISPs CAN BE CONNECTED TO THE CU. THIS INCLUDES THE ISP
LOCATED IN THE CONTROL UNIT PLUS THOSE IN THE RIPS.
THE CU SUPPORTS A MAXIMUM OF 31 DEVICES PER COM PORT (31 FOR COM 1
AND 31 FOR COM 2, TOTAL = 62).
SPLITTING DEVICE TYPES EQUALLY BETWEEN COM 1 AND COM 2 IMPROVES
SYSTEM PERFORMANCE. EXAMPLE: TWO CC2s ON COM 1 AND TWO OTHERS
ON COM 2, THREE BIC-6s ON COM 1 AND THREE OTHERS ON COM 2.

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
74-3047—16
Fig. 4. Room detection device locations.
Table 1. Recommended cable types.
CERCO
Honeywell
Part
Number
(Canada)
Honeywell
Part
Number
(US) Description Solid/ Stranded Shielded
Plenum
/Non-
Plenum Jacket Rating (Canada) Rating (US)
OD
in.
(mm)
Temperature
U.S.
(Canada)
1680 6009-096 AK3782 22/2 PR
Gra
y
Solid No Non Gra
y
FT-4 CM 0.174
(
4.47
)
80°C
(
105°C
)
1681 6009-095 AK3792 22/2 PR
White Solid No Non White FT-4 CM 0.176
(
4.47
)
80°C
(
105°C
)
1684 6009-098 AK3795 22/3 PR
Gra
y
Solid No Non Gra
y
FT-4 CM 0.185
(
4.70
)
80°C
(
105°C
)
1685 6009-097 AK3796 22/3 PR
White Solid No Non White FT-4 CM 0.18
(
4.70
)
80°C
(
105°C
)
1686 6009-102 AK3797 22/3 PR
Plenum Solid No Plenum Gra
y
FT-6 CMP 0.171
(
4.34
)
60°C
(
60°C
)
1687 6009-099 AK3798 22/3 PR
Gra
y
Stranded No Non Gra
y
FT-4 CM 0.18
(
4.75
)
80°C
(
105°C
)
REST
ROOM REST ROOM
SALES
REST
ROOM
RECEPTION
ENGINEERING/
PRODUCTION
OFFICES OFFICES WAREHOUSE
CONTACT SWITCHES ON EACH WINDOW AND ALL DOORS
EXCEPT THOSE SPECIFICALLY LABELED FOR HEDS IV.
MOTION DETECTORS IN EACH ROOM.
AREA KEYPAD IN EACH ROOM EXCEPT RESTROOM.
CC2 IN RECEPTION AREA AND WAREHOUSE.
CU IN CLOSET.
CLOSET
CLOSET
M16107A
SAFE

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
7 74-3047—1
Select Detection, Control and Power Devices
Fi
g
. 5 shows an example worksheet for determinin
g
devices needed. Cop
y
the blank worksheet in Appendix B for each individual
j
ob.
Fig. 5. Sample device quantity, power worksheet.
Detection Devices and Outputs
Most installations be
g
in with the detection devices and
outputs. Hone
y
well supplies intelli
g
ent contact switches
(
HEDS IV
)
for securit
y
doors. Other detection devices ma
y
be
connected to the I9000 when the
y
meet the device
re
q
uirements of form no. 74-3035, Intelli
g
uard 9000
Specification Data.
Hall Effect Door Switches (HEDS IV)
Hall effect door switches
(
HEDS IV
)
are intelli
g
ent contact
sensors that are mounted on doors. If the door is opened
when the area is armed, a si
g
nal is sent to the I9000 and then
to the EBI. Each CU supports a maximum of 31 HEDS IV on
each COM, for a total of 62. These totals include all device
t
y
pes shown in Fi
g
. 2. Fi
g
. 6 shows the wirin
g
connections for
HEDS IV.
Fig. 6. HEDS IV wiring connections.
NOTE: TB1-1 is
g
round for the s
y
stem.
QTY DEVICE DESCRIPTION UNIT POWER TOTAL POWER
CU
CC2 MAXIMUM OF 4 (NO BACKLIGHTING)
KID (MAXIMUM OF 8)
HEDS IV
BIC-2 OR BIC-2 HU (1 INPUT AND 1 LOGICAL OUTPUT)
BIC-2 OR BIC-2 HU (1 INPUT AND 1 OPTIONAL RELAY OUTPUT)
BIC-6 (6 PROGRAMMABLE INPUTS AND OUTPUTS)
MOM (MAXIMUM OF 8 PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC OUTPUTS)
RRI (REQUIRED FOR EBI RS-485 MULTI-DROP WIRING CONFIGURATIONS)
(45)
(10)
CC2 MAXIMUM OF 4 (WITH BACKLIGHTING) (98)
(20)
(8)
(6)
(10)
(45)
(85)
M16259B
TOTAL POWER REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS INSTALLATION A
B
C = B - A
D
C + D
POWER AVAILABLE FROM PANEL (ISP = 800 mA)
SUBTOTAL (SHOULD BE POSITIVE +) IF NOT, ADD POWER AT "D"
IF TOTAL "C" IS NEGATIVE, ADD POWER SUPPLY (RIPS) (ISP = 800 mA)
TOTAL
(25)
1
1EACH ISP HAS TWO POWER OUTPUTS (AUX 1 AND AUX 2).THE LOAD CONNECTED TO ONE ISP OUTPUT MUST NOT EXCEED 400mA.
2
2
2COMBINATION OF CC2s WITH BACKLIGHTING AND CC2s WITHOUT BACKLIGHTING-FOUR TOTAL MAXIMUM.
M16105B
S1
U4
U5
U6 U1
DS1
C6
C7
U2
43 21
TB1
TB1-1 = COMMON
TB1-2 = +12V
TB1-3 = RxTx -
TB1-4 = RxTx +
WIRE CONNECTIONS
MOUNTING
HOLES (2)
CU COM
+–+–
12 VDC
RS-485

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
74-3047—18
MOUNT THE HEDS IV
See Fi
g
. 7 for a t
y
pical door-mounted HEDS IV.
1. Remove the HEDS IV ma
g
net assembl
y
cover and the
two ma
g
nets b
y
loosenin
g
the two set screws
(
re
q
uires
hex allen ke
y)
. This allows access to the mountin
g
holes
located under the ma
g
nets.
2. Mount the ma
g
net assembl
y
on the door at the selected
mountin
g
location
(
as far awa
y
from the hin
g
e side as
possible
)
usin
g
two No. 6 round or pan head screws.
3. Reinstall the two ma
g
nets
(
red markin
g
s on ma
g
nets
must be facin
g
toward the support closest to the ed
g
e of
the plastic base and flush with the support
)
and ti
g
hten
the two set screws.
Fig. 7. HEDS IV typical door mount position.
4. Reinstall the cover.
5. Remove the
L
shaped cover of the HEDS IV unit
assembl
y
. See Fi
g
. 8.
6. Select one of the cable entr
y
options shown in Fi
g
. 8
and drill or bend the cable entries.
7. Ali
g
n the HEDS IV unit assembl
y
with the HEDS IV
ma
g
net assembl
y
and mount usin
g
two flat head
screws. The spacin
g
between both units must not
exceed 3/16 in.
(
4.76 mm
)
. Do not allow the two parts to
touch when the door is closed.
8. Feed the cable
(
s
)
into the unit.
9. Connect the wires to the terminals as indicated in Fi
g
. 6.
10. Do not install the
L
shaped cover until the device is cali-
brated and learned.
11. Learn the HEDS IV usin
g
step 11a. or 11b.
a. With the protected door open, start the LEARNING
Mode
(
DEVICES WITH SERIAL #
)
at a CC2. Press
and hold the HEDS IV learn push button S1 for one
second. This also starts the calibration process. At
the CC2, end the learnin
g
procedure and proceed to
step 12b.
b. Take note of the HEDS IV serial number, enter it
(g
athered information from all devices, enter and
download once to save time
)
into PRO 9000 and
download it into the I9000.
12. Calibrate the HEDS IV.
a. With the protected door open, press and hold S1 for
one second.
b. Replace the HEDS IV cover.
c. Close the door.
d. Send the
Reset Detector
command from the CC2.
13. Repeat steps 1 throu
g
h 12 for each HEDS IV.
14. From the CC2, exit the CONFIGURATION Menu for
chan
g
es to become effective.
Fig. 8. Cable entry options.
6-Input/Output Concentrators (BIC-6)
Most detection devices connect to a 6-Input Concentrator
(
BIC-6
)
. Each BIC-6 accepts a maximum of six inputs and
rela
y
s the si
g
nal to the CU as a sin
g
le output to reduce the
amount of direct wirin
g
to the CU. Each CU supports a
maximum of 31 BIC-6s on each COM, for a total of 62. These
totals include all device t
y
pes shown in Fi
g
. 2. Fi
g
. 9 shows
wirin
g
terminals and pro
g
rammin
g
buttons on a BIC-6.
.To install the BIC-6:
1. Remove the BIC-6 cover at the selected mountin
g
loca-
tion.
2. Use a no. 1 Robertson
(
s
q
uare drive
)
screwdriver to
remove the screws securin
g
the circuit board to the
back casin
g
.
IMPORTANT
Touch a grounded object to ensure you are not elec-
trostatically charged before handling the circuit
board.
HEDS IV
TOP
HEDS IV
BOTTOM
(CONTAINS
MAGNET)
DOOR
M16108
KNOCKOUT
HEDS IV COMPLETE
ASSEMBLY 8003-283
(INCLUDES SENSOR
AND MAGNET ASSEMBLY)
SENSOR 8003-280
MAGNET ASSEMBLY
8003-282
DRILL ONE OR TWO HOLES AS
REQUIRED ANYWHERE ON THIS
SURFACE. VERIFY FOR OBSTACLES
ON OPPOSITE SIDE FIRST.
M14547
COVER
(NON-REMOVABLE)
8003-280 UNIT ASSEMBLY
(ENCLOSURE ONLY)
DRILL ONE OR TWO HOLES AS
REQUIRED —HERE OR ON OPPOSITE END.
ONE CORNER OF THE PLASTIC KNOCKOUT IS LIFTED AND BENT
OVER. CHOOSE THE CORNER WHICH IS MOST CONVENIENT.

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
9 74-3047—1
3. Carefull
y
remove the circuit board. Do not touch an
y
of
the circuits or chips.
4. Mount the BIC-6 on the wall usin
g
four No. 6 round or
pan head screws.
NOTE: Feed the re
q
uired cables into the BIC-6 base b
y
usin
g
the two s
q
uare holes in the base wirin
g
chan-
nel or remove the knockouts on either end of the wir-
in
g
channel to pass the cables throu
g
h the openin
g
s.
5. Carefull
y
replace the circuit board.
6. Connect all the wires to the BIC-6 as shown in Fi
g
. 9.
7. Repeat steps 1 throu
g
h 6 for each BIC-6.
8. When installation is complete and power is applied,
learn the BIC-6s.
NOTE: Steps 8a. throu
g
h 8h. ma
y
be replaced b
y
usin
g
the
PRO 9000 software. See the Commission section,
steps 1a. throu
g
h 1c., for more information.
a. Make sure the LED DS1 on each installed BIC-6
displa
y
s
C
.
b. On each BIC-6, press the S2
(
ACCEPT
)
button to
place them in the COMMUNICATION STATUS dis-
pla
y
mode.
c. The center se
g
ment
(
RECEIVE
)
of the seven se
g
-
ment LED displa
y
(
BIC-6 DS1
)
flashes to indicate
incomin
g
data.
d. The decimal point on the LED displa
y
(
BIC-6, DS1
)
of each BIC-6 is off.
e. From the CC2, select CONFIGURATION from the
MODE Menu.
f. From the CC2, select LEARNING MODE.
g
. From the CC2, select DEVICES WITH SERIAL #.
The CC2 displa
y
s Searching. The decimal point
li
g
hts on the LED displa
y
(
BIC-6, DS1
)
on each BIC-
6 indicatin
g
the
y
are in the LEARNING MODE.
h. From each BIC-6, press and hold the S2
(
ACCEPT
)
button for approximatel
y
two seconds, or until the
bottom se
g
ment
(
TRANSMIT
)
of the LED displa
y
DS1 flashes and the decimal point turns off. When
the decimal point disappears, the device is learned.
NOTE: If the BIC-6 had previousl
y
been learned, the deci-
mal point would have turned on and then turned off
almost immediatel
y
.
i. When the ACCEPT ke
y
is pressed on the CC2, the
I9000 exits the LEARNING MODE and displa
y
s the
total number of devices known b
y
the s
y
stem,
includin
g
the BIC-6s.
j
. From the CC2, exit the CONFIGURATION menu for
chan
g
es to become effective.
k. The bottom se
g
ment
(
TRANSMIT
)
of the LED dis-
pla
y
(
BIC-6, DS1
)
flashes ever
y
time the BIC-6 is
polled
(
addressed
)
. The center se
g
ment
(
RECEIVE
)
also flashes.
9. Confi
g
ure each loop in the BIC-6, as needed, for the
specific inputs and outputs. See Loop Parameters and
Pro
g
rammin
g
section.
10. Test the input loops locall
y
usin
g
the ALARM status
mode of the BIC-6 displa
y
. Refer to the Communication
and Alarm Displa
y
section. The inputs must still be
tested from the I9000 usin
g
the CC2 when the I9000
pro
g
rammin
g
is completed.
(
The outputs ma
y
onl
y
be
tested from the I9000 usin
g
the CC2 when the I9000
pro
g
rammin
g
is completed.
)
11. Replace the BIC-6 cover.
12. Repeat steps 9 throu
g
h 11 for each BIC-6.
Fig. 9. BIC-6 internal view.
NOTE: TB1 COM and VDD connect to 12 Vdc whereas TXRX- and TXRX+ connect to the CU COM 1 or 2, but not both. TB2
and TB3 connect to input points
(
see Fi
g
. 10, Loop T
y
pe 0, 2 or 4 for input wirin
g
confi
g
urations
)
, or output points
(
see
Fi
g
. 10, Loop T
y
pe 3 for output wirin
g
confi
g
urations
)
.
123456
1234123456
TB1 TB2 TB3
S3
S2
S1
DS1
RECEIVE
DISPLAY IN
COMMUNICATION
STATUS MODE QUIT
QUITTER
ACCEPT
ACCEPTER
NEXT
SUIVANT
A1 COP
NO. 8003-243
COM
VDD
TXRX-
TXRX+
LP1-
LP1+
LP2-
LP2+
LP3-
LP3+
LP4-
LP4+
LP5-
LP5+
LP6-
LP6+
BIC-6 CONCENTRATOR UNIT
8003-238
M16066B
MOUNTING HOLES (4)
CU COM
12 VDC
INPUT
SUCH AS
MOTION
SENSOR
OUTPUT
SUCH AS
BUZZER
INPUT OUTPUT
+
–+
–
TRANSMIT
LEARN
1
1REFER TO POSSIBLE LOOPS, CIRCUITS
FOR BIC-6 DEVICE DIAGRAM, LOOP TYPE 3,
FOR OUTPUT WIRING CONFIGURATIONS.

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
74-3047—110
Loop Parameters and Programming
The followin
g
parameters define the possible loop
pro
g
rammin
g
t
y
pes:
Parameter 0: Default value = 0.
—0 = The seven se
g
ment displa
y
is inactive when the tamper
switch is pressed.
—1 = The seven se
g
ment displa
y
remains active when the
tamper switch is pressed.
Parameter 1: Default value = T
y
pe 2.
—Parameters 1 throu
g
h 6 are loop t
y
pe 0, 2, 3 or 4. Refer to
Fi
g
. 10.
Parameter 7: Default value = 0.
—0 = Keep pro
g
rammed loop t
y
pes when exitin
g
Pro
g
ram
Mode.
—1 = Return to default loop t
y
pes when exitin
g
Pro
g
ram
Mode.
There are four possible combinations of loops and end-of-line
resistors. Each loop ma
y
be independentl
y
pro
g
rammed for
an
y
of the loop t
y
pes shown in Fi
g
. 10.
To set loop t
y
pe:
a. Press switch S3
(
QUIT
)
to return to
C
on the displa
y
.
b. Press S1 (NEXT) until the LED flashes
P
.
c. Press S2 to accept PROGRAM mode.
d. Press S1 to scroll throu
g
h the loops to loop 1.
e. Press S2 to accept pro
g
rammin
g
for the selected
loop. The decimal point li
g
hts in the bottom ri
g
ht cor-
ner of the LED displa
y
(
DS1
)
to indicate the selected
loop t
y
pe number.
f. Press S1 to scroll to the desired loop t
y
pe number,
as shown in Fi
g
. 10.
g
.Press
S2 to accept the desired loop t
y
pe number
and displa
y
the next loop.
h. Repeat steps e. throu
g
h
g
. for each loop.
i. Press S3 (QUIT) to leave PROGRAM mode.
Fig. 10. Possible loops, circuits for BIC-6 device.
COMMUNICATION AND ALARM DISPLAY
The BIC-6 has three modes:
—
P
allows the user to pro
g
ram the confi
g
uration of the
individual loops.
—
C
enters the Communication Displa
y
mode and causes the
center bar
(
RECEIVE
)
on the LED displa
y
to li
g
ht each
time the BIC-6 receives communication from the CU. The
bar closest to the terminal
(
TRANSMIT
)
li
g
hts each time
the BIC-6 responds.
—
A
enters the
Alarm Display
Mode for the loops. If the loops
are normal, a bar displa
y
s
(
—
)
on the LED. If the loop is in
alarm, the loop number appears on the LED displa
y
and
the decimal point li
g
hts;
(
for example, 4.
)
for loop four. If
the loop is in trouble, the loop number appears on the LED
displa
y
, but the decimal point is not lit;
(
for example, 5
)
for
loop five. If more than one loop is abnormal, the displa
y
scrolls to show each abnormal loop for one second.
Alarm Status Display Examples
—Indicates normal status for all loops.
2 Indicates trouble on loop 2.
4.Indicates alarm on loop 4.
2-InputConcentrators(BIC-2),2-InputConcentrators
with Hold-up (BIC-2 HU)
NOTES:
—The BIC-2 and BIC-2 HU are functionall
y
ver
y
similar. The same dia
g
rams appl
y
to both devices.
The
y
differ in that the BIC-2 HU has red buttons
and the Hold-up function must be pro
g
rammed
into the I9000 CU, while the BIC-2 has white but-
tons and can be used for an
y
purpose other than
the Hold-up function. The BIC-2 can be pro-
g
rammed accordin
g
l
y
in the I9000 CU.
N.C.
N.C.
TAMPER CONTACT
N.C.
CONTACT
2.2K
5%
1/4W
2.2K, 5%, 1/4W
N.C.
N.O.
TAMPER CONTACT 2.2K
5%
1/4W
LOOP +
LOOP –
LOOP +
LOOP –
+12 VDC
LOOP –
LOOP +
LOOP –
SHORT
2.2K = NORMAL
4.4K = ALARM
OPEN = TROUBLE
SHORT = ALARM
2.2K = NORMAL
OPEN = TROUBLE
SHORT = NORMAL
OPEN = ALARM
CIRCUIT FOR ULC INSTALLATIONS USING A NORMALLY
OPEN CONTACT WITH END OF LINE RESISTOR.
CIRCUIT USING A NORMALLY CLOSED
CONTACT WITH END OF LINE RESISTOR.
LOOP +
LOOP –
N.O. N.C.C
ADDITIONAL RELAY
OR
A REGULAR LED CAN BE CONNECTED ACROSS LOOP INPUTS.
NO SERIES RESISTOR REQUIRED WITH LED (RESISTOR
PROVIDED INTERNALLY).
LOOP "+" INPUT NOT USED.
CONNECT OUTPUT RELAY
BETWEEN "–" LOOP INPUT
AND "+12 Vdc"
UNSUPERVISED CLOSED LOOP
DESCRIPTIONTYPE TYPICAL LOOP SCHEMATIC (FIVE LOOPS)
0
LOOP
TYPE
LOOP
TYPE
LOOP
TYPE
LOOP
TYPE
2
3
4
M16078E
= TROUBLE (VERSION 006 OR HIGHER)
= ALARM (VERSION 005 OR LOWER)

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
11 74-3047—1
—When both buttons on the BIC-2 or BIC-2 HU are
pressed simultaneousl
y
, an alarm si
g
nal is sent to
the I9000 Securit
y
S
y
stem. How the I9000
Securit
y
S
y
stem interprets the alarm depends on
the I9000 pro
g
rammin
g
for input 4 on each BIC-2
or BIC-2 HU. Input 4 of BIC-2 HUs are normall
y
defined as T
y
pe 7
(
Hold-up 24 hours
)
or 8
(
Hold-
up 12 hours, da
y
onl
y)
. Input 4 of BIC-2s ma
y
be
defined as an
y
reco
g
nized t
y
pe other then T
y
pe 7
and 8. Each CU supports a maximum of 31
devices
(
an
y
combination of BIC-2s and/or BIC-2
HUs on each COM, for a total of 62
)
. See Fi
g
. 11.
Sometimes it is more convenient and less expensive to have detection devices connected to a 2-Input Concentrator
(
BIC-2
)
.
Each BIC-2 or BIC-2 HU accepts a maximum of two inputs and provides one output. Each I9000 CU controls a maximum of 31
BIC-2 or BIC-2 HU devices on each COM for a total of 62. See Fi
g
. 12.
Fig. 11. Internal view of BIC-2, BIC-2 HU wiring terminals, mounting holes.
NOTE: COM and VDD connect to 12 Vdc. TXRX- and TXRX+ connect to CU COM 1 or 2, but not both. LP1 and LP2 connect to
input points.
Fig. 12. BIC-2, BIC-2 HU cover removal.
NOTE: Press both actuator buttons simultaneousl
y
to
g
enerate an alarm si
g
nal.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
M14490A
TB1
O/C (OPEN COLLECTOR)
LP2 +
LP1 & 2
LP1 +
TxRx +
TxRx –
VDD
COM
W1
MOUNTING
HOLES (3)
COM LED
WHEN USING RELAY OPTION, REFER TO BIC-2, BIC-2 HU
TWO-ENTRY CONCENTRATOR CONFIGURATION FOR LOOP
TYPES AND EOLRs. (LOOP 2 NOT AVAILABLE USING THIS OPTION.)
U4
K1
K1
1
2
3
4
8
7
6
5
CU COM
EOLR EOLR
12 VDC
INPUTINPUT OUTPUT
+–+–
1
1
COM LED IS VISIBLE THROUGH ACTUATOR BUTTON.
ALSO SEE BIC-2, BIC-2 HU DIAGRAM.
1
2
1
BIC-2 AND BIC-2 HU P.C.B.
ASSEMBLY 8003-241
ACTUATOR BUTTONS
(ONE ON EACH SIDE)
COM LED IS VISIBLE THROUGH
RIGHT SIDE ACTUATOR BUTTON
M16114A
BIC-2 UNIT ASSEMBLY
(BEIGE BUTTONS) 8003-242
BIC-2 HU UNIT ASSEMBLY
(RED BUTTONS) 8003-284
LIFT COVER
PUSH
FLAT-BLADED
SCREWDRIVER

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
74-3047—112
NOTE: All references to the BIC-2 also appl
y
to the BIC-2
HU except as otherwise noted.
Power down the s
y
stem before mountin
g
the BIC-2. The BIC-
2 ma
y
be mounted under a desk, counter or on a wall in an
y
orientation.
NOTE: 2-Input Concentrator Hold-up Actuators
(
BIC-2 HU
)
allow a user to si
g
nal that the buildin
g
or office is
bein
g
robbed. Place these devices in locations out of
view from potential intruders. Also place these
devices in locations where an armed intruder mi
g
ht
isolate or lock emplo
y
ees or customers durin
g
a rob-
ber
y
.
IMPORTANT
Touch a grounded object to ensure you are not elec-
trostatically charged before handling the circuit
board.
1. At the selected BIC-2 mountin
g
location, use a small
flat-bladed screwdriver to remove the device cover. See
Fi
g
. 12.
a. Place the flat-bladed screwdriver inside the hole on
the front cover.
b. Pr
y
awa
y
the cover b
y
pushin
g
the screwdriver han-
dle awa
y
from the tapered end of the BIC-2.
2. Pull the hin
g
e holdin
g
the circuit board awa
y
from the
circuit board.
3. Gentl
y
remove the circuit board. Do not touch an
y
of the
circuits or chips.
4. Mount the BIC-2 usin
g
three No. 6 round or pan head
screws.
5. Confi
g
ure the BIC-2.
—The BIC-2 is shipped with the four-position shunt
installed. Remove the shunt to insert a rela
y
.
—Rela
y
Part no. 4545-059, is optional
(
order sepa-
ratel
y)
.
—Loop 2 is not functional when the BIC-2 is confi
g
-
ured with a Rela
y
. When a Rela
y
is used, loop 2 is
not functional. Make sure loop 2 is not active at
the control unit
(
or Trouble is permanentl
y
indi-
cated
)
. From the CC2, modif
y
the I9000 CU pro-
g
ram to disable the BIC-2, loop 2
(
BIC-2 input 3
)
b
y
settin
g
its associated point as T
y
pe 0 in the
points menu. The PRO 9000 software ma
y
also
be used to accomplish this.
a. Select the desired input/output confi
g
uration
(
one of
the three
)
from the choices in Fi
g
. 13
(
two loops with
Open Collector output, or one loop with Rela
y
, N.C.
or N.O.
)
.
b. For confi
g
urations re
q
uirin
g
the Rela
y
, remove the
shunt.
c. Install the Rela
y
, if desired. Make sure the Rela
y
ori-
entation matches the orientation shown in Fi
g
. 13.
d. Jumper W1 is shipped installed for non-powered
Class B operation on both loops 1 and 2, see Fi
g
.
13. Install a 2.2K ohm, 5%, 1/4W end-of-line resistor
(
EOLR
)
(
red-red-red
)
.
e. Cut
j
umper W1 for powered Class B operation on
both loops 1 and 2. See Fi
g
. 12. Use 22K ohm, 5%,
1/4W resistors for powered class B.
6. Gentl
y
snap the circuit board into place.
7. Wire the BIC-2 accordin
g
to the terminal block connec-
tions correspondin
g
to the option chosen in step 5.
(
See
Fi
g
. 11 and 13
)
.
8. Snap the front cover onto the BIC-2.
9. To learn the BIC-2s, see the BIC-2/BIC-2 HU Learnin
g
Procedure section.
BIC-2/BIC-2 HU Learning Procedure
When usin
g
remote pro
g
rammin
g
, the learnin
g
procedure is
not necessar
y
. The device serial numbers ma
y
be entered into
the PRO 9000 software and downloaded into the I9000.
If remote pro
g
rammin
g
is not used, the learnin
g
procedure
must be followed:
1. Power up the I9000 S
y
stem.
2. From the CC2, press the MODE ke
y
, enter the techni-
cian ID code and pass code.
3. From the MODE menu,
g
o to the 5-CONFIGURATION
menu and then to the 1-LEARN menu.
4. Go to the 2-DEVICES WITH SERIAL
#
menu and press
the ACCEPT ke
y
. The LED DS1 li
g
hts on all BIC-2 and
BIC-2 HU devices indicatin
g
the
y
are in the Learn
mode.
5. Press both actuators simultaneousl
y
to learn the BIC-2
and BIC-2 HU. The LED DS1 flashes indicatin
g
it has
been learned.
6. Repeat step 5 until all devices are learned.
7. From the CC2, press the ACCEPT ke
y
to end the learn-
in
g
process. The total number of devices reco
g
nized b
y
the I9000 CU are displa
y
ed on the CC2.
8. Proceed with other tasks at the CC2, or press the Xke
y
to return to the Main menu for chan
g
es to become effec-
tive.
NOTES:
—When
y
ou learn the BIC-2 HU,
y
ou also place that
point in alarm. This can be verified in the Event
Lo
g
.
—To clear the alarm, use the
2-RESET DETEC-
TORS HU
command in the MODE menu when all
devices have been learned. If
y
ou press the actu-
ators now,
y
ou should
g
et an alarm if the device is
functionin
g
properl
y
.

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
13 74-3047—1
Fig. 13. BIC-2, BIC-2 HU two-entry concentrator configuration.
Output Devices
MULTIPLE OUTPUT MODULES (MOM)
NOTE: The MOM currentl
y
is not CE certified. In countries that re
q
uire CE certification for all parts, confi
g
ure one or more BIC-
6s as an output device. Multiple output modules
(
MOM
)
receive si
g
nals from the CU and activate an output. Each MOM
can activate a maximum of ei
g
ht outputs. Each CU can support a maximum of ei
g
ht MOM output devices. Fi
g
. 14 shows
MOM wirin
g
.
Fig. 14. Internal view of MOM.
NOTE: TB1 COM and VDD connect to 12 Vdc whereas TXRX- an TXRX+ connect to CU COM 1 or 2, but not both. TB2 and
TB3 connect to outputs such as sirens, li
g
hts and other indicators.
(
See 74-3035, Intelli
g
uard 9000 Specification Data,
for maximum current per output.
)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
XK1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
XK1
W1
OMRON G6H-2 9VDC P/N # 4545-059
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
XK1
OMRON G6H-2 9VDC P/N # 4545-059
TB1-1 = COMMON
TB1-2 = V+
TB1-3 = TxRx-
TB1-4 = TxRx+
TB1-5 = LOOP 1+
TB1-6 = LOOP 1&2-
TB1-7 = LOOP 2+
TB1-8 = OUTPUT
(OPEN COLLECTOR)
W1
= NOT CUT
= LOOPS 1 & 2
= CLASS B
= 2.2K EOLR
1
2
3
4
8
7
6
5
W1
= CUT
= LOOPS 1 & 2
= CLASS B POWERED
= 22K EOLR
TB1-1 = COMMON
TB1-2 = V+
TB1-3 = TxRx-
TB1-4 = TxRx+
TB1-5 = LOOP 1+
TB1-6 = LOOP 1-
TB1-7 = RELAY COMMON
TB1-8 = RELAY N.C.
TB1-1 = COMMON
TB1-2 = V+
TB1-3 = TxRx-
TB1-4 = TxRx+
TB1-5 = LOOP 1+
TB1-6 = LOOP 1-
TB1-7 = RELAY COMMON
TB1-8 = RELAY N.O.
BIC-2, BIC-2 HU
WITH 2 INPUT
LOOPS + 1 OPEN
COLLECTOR
OUTPUT USING
SHUNT ASSEMBLY
BIC-2, BIC-2 HU
WITH 1 INPUT LOOP
+ 1 RELAY OUTPUT
(NORMALLY CLOSED)
CONTACT = 1 AMP
AT 30 VDC
BIC-2, BIC-2 HU WITH
1 INPUT LOOP
+ 1 RELAY OUTPUT
(NORMALLY OPEN)
CONTACT = 1 AMP
AT 30 VDC
INPUT/OUTPUT CONFIGURATIONS
INPUT TYPE SELECTIONS
OPEN
SHORT
SHUNT
M14489A
W1
1
2
3
4
8
7
6
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
XK1
TB1
W1
1
2
3
4
8
7
6
5
1
1
2
2
20 MA MAXIMUM, TYPICALLY USED TO DRIVE A LED.
USE RELAY OPTION FOR HIGHER CURRENTS.
COM LED IS VISIBLE
THROUGH ACTUATOR BUTTON.
SEE BIC-6 POSSIBLE LOOPS, CIRCUITS DIAGRAM, LOOP
TYPE 2, FOR LOOP CIRCUIT DIAGRAM.
A1 MOM
NO. 8003-288
COM
VDD
TXRX-
TXRX+
OUT 1
COM 1-2
OUT 2 OUT 3
COM 3-4
OUT 4 OUT 5
COM 5-6
OUT 6 OUT 7
COM 7-8
OUT 8
8003-286 MOM UNIT
M16068B
123456
1234123456
TB1 TB2 TB3
S3
S2
S1
DS1
QUIT
ODD
NUMBERED
OUTPUTS
OUTPUTS
PAIR
COMMON
EVEN
NUMBERED
OUTPUTS
ACCEPT
NEXT
MOUNTING HOLES (4)
MOM TYPICAL OUTPUT PAIR REPEATED FOUR
TIMES FOR A TOTAL OF EIGHT OUTPUTS.
OPT
OPT
O-COUPLER
O-COUPLER
OPT
OPT
O-COUPLER
O-COUPLER
CU COM
12 VDC OUTPUT OUTPUT
+
–+
–46
RECEIVE
DISPLAY IN
COMMUNICATION
STATUS MODE
TRANSMIT
LEARN

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
74-3047—114
MOUNT MOM
To mount the MOM:
1. At the selected mountin
g
location, remove the MOM
cover.
2. Use a No. 1 Robertson
(
s
q
uare drive
)
screwdriver to
remove the screws securin
g
the circuit board to the
back casin
g
.
IMPORTANT
Touch a grounded object to ensure you are not elec-
trostatically charged before handling the circuit
board.
3. Gentl
y
remove the circuit board. Be sure not to touch
an
y
of the circuits or terminals.
4. Mount the MOM on the wall usin
g
four No. 6 round or
pan head screws.
NOTE: Feed the re
q
uired cables into the MOM base usin
g
the two s
q
uare holes in the base wirin
g
channel, or
remove the knockouts on either end of the wirin
g
channel and pass the cables throu
g
h the openin
g
s.
5. Replace the circuit board.
6. Connect the wires to the MOM as shown in Fi
g
. 14.
7. Repeat steps 1 throu
g
h 6 for each MOM.
8. When installation is complete and power is applied,
learn the MOM.
NOTE: Steps 8a. throu
g
h 8k. ma
y
be replaced b
y
usin
g
the
PRO 9000 software. See the Commission section,
steps 1a. throu
g
h 1c. for more information.
a. Make sure the LED DS1 on each installed MOM dis-
pla
y
s
C
.
b. From each MOM, press the S2 switch
(
ACCEPT
)
button to place each MOM in the COMMUNICA-
TION STATUS displa
y
mode.
c. The center se
g
ment
(
RECEIVE
)
of the LED displa
y
(
DS1
)
flashes to indicate incomin
g
data.
d. The decimal point on the LED displa
y
(
DS1
)
of each
MOM is off.
e. From the CC2 Mode menu, select 1-CONFIG to
enter the CONFIGURATION menu.
f. From the CC2, select 1-LEARN to enter the
LEARNING menu.
g
. From the CC2, select 2-DEVICES WITH SERIAL #
to start the learnin
g
process. The CC2 displa
y
s
Searching. The decimal point on the LED displa
y
(
DS1
)
li
g
hts on each MOM to indicate that the
MOMs are in the learnin
g
mode.
h. From each MOM, press and hold the S2
(
ACCEPT
)
button for approximatel
y
two seconds, or until the
bottom se
g
ment
(
TRANSMIT
)
of the LED displa
y
DS1 flashes and the decimal point turns off. When
the decimal point disappears, the device is learned.
NOTE: If the MOM was previousl
y
learned, the decimal point
would have turned on and off almost immediatel
y
.
i. When the ACCEPT ke
y
is pressed on the CC2, the
I9000 exits the learnin
g
mode and displa
y
s the total
number of devices known b
y
the s
y
stem includin
g
the MOMs.
j
. From the CC2, exit the CONFIGURATION menu for
chan
g
es to become effective.
k. The bottom se
g
ment
(
TRANSMIT
)
of the LED dis-
pla
y
(
DS1
)
on each MOM flashes ever
y
time each is
polled
(
addressed
)
. The center se
g
ment
(
RECEIVE
)
also flashes.
9. Confi
g
ure each output in the MOM, as needed. See
Output Parameters and Pro
g
rammin
g
section.
10. Cause an alarm on the input that is linked to the corre-
spondin
g
output to be tested. If a Hold-up Actuator was
pressed durin
g
the test, a
RESET DETECTORS
com-
mand is re
q
uired to clear the latched alarm.
(
The out-
puts ma
y
onl
y
be tested when the I9000 pro
g
rammin
g
is
completed
)
.
11. Repeat steps 1 throu
g
h 10 for each MOM.
12. Replace each MOM cover.
OUTPUT PARAMETERS AND PROGRAMMING
The MOM has nine pro
g
rammable parameters:
Parameter 0 = Display
—0 =Displa
y
is not active when tamper is closed.
—1 = Displa
y
remains active when tamper is closed.
Parameters 1 to 8 = Outputs 1 to 8 respectively
Each output can be confi
g
ured for one of three different t
y
pes:
—0 = Output is normall
y
off, output turns on when activated.
—1 = Output is normall
y
on, output turns off when activated.
—2 = Output is normall
y
off and be
g
ins pulsatin
g
when
activated.
Programming
1. Press S3 (QUIT) to return to
C
on the LED displa
y
.
2. Press S1 (NEXT) until the LED displa
y
flashes
P
.
3. Press S2 to accept pro
g
ram mode.
4. Press S1 to scroll throu
g
h the parameters to output 1.
No decimal point is displa
y
ed.
5. Press S2 to be
g
in pro
g
rammin
g
for output 1. A decimal
point appears in the bottom ri
g
ht corner of the LED dis-
pla
y
to indicate the present output t
y
pe number.
6. Press S1 to scroll to the desired output t
y
pe number
(
if
different from output t
y
pe number displa
y
ed in step 5
)
.
7. Press S2 to accept the displa
y
ed output t
y
pe and to dis-
pla
y
the next parameter number.
8. Repeat steps 4. throu
g
h 7. for each output.
9. Press S3 to leave the pro
g
ram mode.
COMMUNICATION AND OUTPUT FUNCTION STATUS DISPLAY
The MOM has three displa
y
modes:
—
P
allows the user to confi
g
ure the individual outputs.
—
C
enters the Communication Displa
y
mode and causes the
center bar
(
RECEIVE
)
on the LED displa
y
to li
g
ht each
time the MOM receives communication with the CU. The
bar closest to the terminal
(
TRANSMIT
)
li
g
hts whenever
the MOM responds.
—
A
enters the Output Function Status Displa
y
mode. The
number of the active output functions is displa
y
ed. If more
than one output is active, the displa
y
scrolls and shows
each active output for one second. When there are no
active outputs, the center bar on the seven se
g
ment LED
li
g
hts.
Other Detection Devices and Outputs
I9000 accepts connections to detection and warnin
g
devices
not included with the s
y
stem; however, these devices must
conform to the re
q
uirements found in form no. 74-3035,

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
15 74-3047—1
Intelli
g
uard 9000 Specification Data. Follow the instructions
included with each device for mountin
g
and connectin
g
to the
s
y
stem.
User Interface Devices
AREA KEYPADS (KID)
A KID allows a user to arm or disarm. Fi
g
. 15 shows an area
ke
y
pad.
Fig. 15. Area Keypad.
NOTE: TB1-1 and TB1-2 connect to 12 Vdc whereas TB1-3
(
TXRX-
)
and TB1-4
(
TXRX+
)
connect to CU COM 1
or 2, but not both.
1. Remove the KID cover at the selected mountin
g
loca-
tion.
2. Remove the LED identification card located on the left
side of the unit between the printed circuit board and the
ke
y
pad.
(
Store in a safe place
)
.
IMPORTANT
Touch a grounded object to ensure you are not elec-
trostatically charged before handling the circuit
board.
3. Carefull
y
pr
y
up the left side of the support/ke
y
pad
assembl
y
first and then lift up the ri
g
ht side. Notice how
the ke
y
pad cable is folded.
4. Lift up the assembl
y
from the left side and disconnect
the ke
y
pad from the connector on the ri
g
ht side.
5. Place the assembl
y
in a safe location.
6. Avoid touchin
g
an
y
of the circuits or terminals.
7. Mount the KID on the wall usin
g
four No. 6 round or pan
head screws.
(
It is not necessar
y
to remove the printed
circuit board assembl
y
because access holes are pro-
vided in the top left and ri
g
ht corners.
)
NOTE: Feed the re
q
uired cables into the KID base b
y
usin
g
the two holes in the base wirin
g
channel, or remove
the knockouts on either end of the wirin
g
channel to
pass the cables throu
g
h the openin
g
s.
8. Connect the wires to the KID as shown in Fi
g
. 15.
9. Reinstall the support/ke
y
pad assembl
y
b
y
reconnectin
g
the cable onto the an
g
led connector located on the ri
g
ht
side of the printed circuit board assembl
y
.
10. Make sure the connectors are properl
y
ali
g
ned.
11. Carefull
y
fold
(
do not crease or twist
)
the ke
y
pad cable
and ali
g
n the ke
y
pad assembl
y
mountin
g
holes with the
four standoffs and snap into place.
12. Verif
y
that the LEDs ali
g
n with the slots in the support
(
or the assembl
y
will bend and not seat properl
y
on the
standoffs
)
.
13. Detach one of the LED identification strips
(
removed
from the card in step 2
)
, or use a blank strip to enter
custom text and insert it into the slot on the left side of
the ke
y
pad. See. Fi
g
15. The text will be visible throu
g
h
the ke
y
pad windows beside the point status LEDs.
14. Replace the KID cover.
15. Repeat steps 1 throu
g
h 14 for each KID.
16. When installation is complete and power is applied,
learn the KID.
NOTE: Steps 16a. throu
g
h 16k. ma
y
be replaced b
y
usin
g
the PRO 9000 software. See the Commission sec-
tion, steps 1a. throu
g
h 1c., for more information.
a. From the CC2, select MODE.
b. Enter the technician ID and code.
c. Press 5to select CONFIGURATION mode.
d. Press ✓.
e. Press 1to select LEARN mode.
f. Press ✓.
g
.Press
2to learn devices with serial numbers.
h. Press ✓.
NOTE: The CC2 displa
y
s Searching and all the LEDs on
the KID blink simultaneousl
y
. If the KID had previ-
ousl
y
been learned, the LEDs would blink and turn
off as soon as the I9000 established communication
(
time varies before this happens dependin
g
on the
number of devices connected to the s
y
stem
)
.
i. Press an
y
ke
y
to learn the KID and turn off the
LEDs.
j
. Press the ACCEPT ke
y
from the CC2. The I9000
exits the learnin
g
mode and displa
y
s the total num-
ber of devices known b
y
the s
y
stem includin
g
the
KIDs.
k. From the CC2, exit from the CONFIGURATION
menu for chan
g
es to become effective.
123
456
789
0
M16113C
ID-CODE
KID UNIT
ASSEMBLY
8003-220 KID P.C.B. ASSEMBLY
8003-218
ID CODE
RED = ENTER ID
YELLOW = ENTER CODE
GREEN = VALID
FLASHING GREEN = ENTER SECOND ID AND CODE
AREA STATUS
OFF = SEE POINT STATUS LEDS
GREEN = READY TO ARM
RED = ARMED
FLASHING RED = EXIT DELAY
POINT STATUS (4 LEDs)
OFF = ALARM RESTORED/CLEAR
RED = POINT IN ALARM
LED
IDENTIFICATION
CARD SLOT
(FITS UNDER WINDOWS OF KEYPAD).
CARD PROVIDES PREDEFINED OR
CUSTOM TEXT FOR POINT STATUS LEDS.
NOTE:THE LED IDENTIFICATION CARD (7003-174) IS INCLUDED
WITH THE UNIT BETWEEN THE P.C.B. AND KEYPAD SUPPORT.
DOOR
TRBL.
CU COM
12 VDC
+–+–
RS-485
TB-1
1 2 3 4

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
74-3047—116
Keypad Control Centers (CC2)
Ke
y
pad Control Centers allow an operator to pro
g
ram user
information into the s
y
stem. This information can include area
armin
g
, partial armin
g
, disarmin
g
, new user IDs and removin
g
obsolete users. Each I9000 CU supports a maximum of four
CC2 control centers. The CC2 also displa
y
s information on an
LCD screen located at the top of the cover. Fi
g
. 16 shows
wirin
g
for a CC2.
Fig. 16. CC2 wiring.
NOTE: TB1-1 and TB1-2 connect to 12 Vdc whereas TB1-3
(
TxRx-
)
and TB1-4
(
TxRx+
)
connect to CU COM 1 or
2, but not both.
Because of the hi
g
h power re
q
uirements of the backli
g
htin
g
, it
is possible to disable it. This is especiall
y
useful in current
sensitive applications.
The backli
g
htin
g
is activated for five minutes followin
g
the
most recent of the followin
g
events:
—a ke
y
is pressed.
—a tone was tri
gg
ered from the control unit.
To install the Ke
y
pad Control Center:
1. Remove the CC2 cover at the selected mountin
g
loca-
tion.
IMPORTANT
Touch a grounded object to ensure you are not elec-
trostatically charged before handling the circuit
board.
2. Carefull
y
pr
y
up the left side of the support/ke
y
pad
assembl
y
first and then lift up the ri
g
ht side. Notice how
the ke
y
pad cable is folded.
3. Lift up the assembl
y
from the left side and disconnect
the ke
y
pad from the J2 connector on the ri
g
ht side.
4. Place the assembl
y
in a safe location.
5. Avoid touchin
g
an
y
of the circuits or terminals.
6. Mount the CC2 on the wall usin
g
four No. 6 round or
pan head screws.
(
It is not necessar
y
to remove the
printed circuit board assembl
y
because access holes
are provided in the top left and ri
g
ht corners.
)
NOTE: Feed the re
q
uired cables into the CC2 base usin
g
the two s
q
uare holes in the base wirin
g
channel, or
remove the knockouts on either end of the wirin
g
channel and pass the cables throu
g
h the openin
g
s.
7. Connect the wirin
g
to the CC2 as shown in Fi
g
. 16.
NOTE: The CC2
(
backli
g
htin
g
version
)
terminal block
screws re
q
uire a flat blade screwdriver with a blade
no wider then 0.1 in.
(
2.54 mm
)
. A
j
eweler’s screw-
driver is recommended.
8. Set the CC2 address as shown in Fi
g
. 16. Each CC2
must have a different address re
g
ardless of which COM
it is connected to.
9. Reinstall the support/ke
y
pad assembl
y
b
y
reconnectin
g
the cable onto the J2 an
g
led connector located on the
ri
g
ht side of the printed circuit board assembl
y
.
10. Make sure the connectors are properl
y
ali
g
ned.
11. Carefull
y
fold
(
do not crease or twist
)
the ke
y
pad cable
and ali
g
n the ke
y
pad assembl
y
mountin
g
holes with the
four standoffs and snap into place.
12. Verif
y
that the support is seated properl
y
on the stand-
offs.
13. Replace the CC2 cover.
14. Repeat steps 1 throu
g
h 13 for each CC2.
When the I9000 powers up, it learns each CC2 automaticall
y
.
Control Unit (CU)
The I9000 Control Unit supports a maximum of 31 devices
each, on COM 1 and COM 2, for a total of 62 devices
(
includin
g
all devices shown in Fi
g
. 2
)
. The CU also supports a
maximum of 512 input points and 64 output points. The CU
receives an intrusion alarm si
g
nal from a BIC-6, BIC-2, or
HEDS IV. The CU processes the si
g
nal and sends it to the EBI
and pro
g
rammed output devices. The loss of communication
with an
y
device, and the status of all power supplies
connected on COM 1 and COM 2 is reported to the CU.
Device tamperin
g
, includin
g
the CU enclosure but excludin
g
the CC2 and KID, is reported. EBI uses the si
g
nal to take the
appropriate action. The ISP
(
pro
g
rammable output
)
, MOM,
BIC-2
(
or BIC-6 loop confi
g
ured for output
)
activates an
y
local
alarm such as a siren, li
g
ht, or buzzer that is attached to the
s
y
stem.
U1
S1
R8
TB1 LS1
DS1
J2
HONEYWELL INTELLIGUARD 9000
CONTROL CENTER 2 (CC2)
UNIT ASSEMBLY 8003-277
1234
U1-8950
086-REV
DATE
1234
ON
ADDRESS
VOLUME
S1
MAX
MIN
LCD
CONTRAST
ADJUST
CC2 WIRING
TB1-1
TB1-2
TB1-3
TB1-4
COMMON
V+
TxRx-
TxRx+
CC2 ADDRESS S1-2 S1-1
ADDRESS 0
ADDRESS 1
ADDRESS 2
ADDRESS 3
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0 = OFF = OPEN
1 = ON = CLOSED
TONE VOLUME S1-4 S1-3
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0 = OFF = OPEN
1 = ON = CLOSED
CC2 WITH BACKLIGHTING PROVISION
S1-3
0
BACKLIGHTING
ENABLED (TURNS ON
WHEN TRIGGERED)
ALWAYS DISABLED
S1-4
1
TONE VOLUME
LOW
INSERT KEYPAD
CONNECTOR HERE
M16081E
CU COM
12 VDC
–+
–+
1
1
R8 IS OPTIONAL. THERE IS NO LCD CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT
ON CC2s WITH BACKLIT DISPLAYS.
1
ALL REVISIONS OF CC2s.
2
CC2 WITH NO BACKLIGHTING PROVISION.
3
2
3
LEVER
CC2 P.C.B. ASSEMBLY 8003-276
HIGH 1 0

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
17 74-3047—1
Each CU COM is limited to a maximum of four KIDs and four
ISP devices. The CU supports four CC2s maximum, but
Hone
y
well recommends splittin
g
the CC2s between the COM
ports.
1. At the selected I9000 CU mountin
g
location, open the
CU housin
g
and with the cover wide open, lift it up to
unhin
g
e.
2. Mount the I9000 CU on the wall usin
g
four No. 8 round
or pan head screws.
3. Connect the wires to the I9000 CU as shown in Fi
g
. 17.
4. Install the batteries that conform to the specification
listed in form no. 74-3035, Intelli
g
uard 9000 Specifica-
tion Data.
5. Set the ISP siren output to stead
y
or pulsatin
g
as shown
in Fi
g
. 18.
6. Set the ISP address b
y
settin
g
switches S1-1 and S1-2
as shown in Fi
g
. 18.
7. With power applied to the CU, follow the learnin
g
proce-
dure for the ISP. See the Additional Intelli
g
ent Power
Supplies section, step 5.
8. When the installation is full
y
commissioned, reinstall the
cover but do not close it.
9. From a CC2, enter the MODE menu usin
g
the techni-
cian ID and Code.
10. Close the CU cover and secure it into position.
11. From the CC2, press 4 to enter the RESET LOG menu
and press enter to reset the Event Lo
g
.
.
Fig. 17. I9000 CU with ICP II, ISP.
Additional Intelligent Power Supplies
Each I9000 CU supports a maximum of seven Remote
Intelli
g
ent Power Supplies
(
RIPS
)
. Dependin
g
on the
installation power backup re
q
uirements, up to two batteries
can be connected to the ISP. One ISP is located in the I9000
housin
g
. The RIPS power devices used for detection and
control and each RIPS must have its own transformer. Fi
g
. 18
shows the wirin
g
for a Remote Intelli
g
ent Power Suppl
y
. The
RIPS is mounted in the same wa
y
as the I9000 control unit
shown in Fi
g
. 19. The I9000 control unit is identical to an ISP
except that the ICP and RRI are not part of the RIPS
confi
g
uration.
1. Install the Remote Intelli
g
ent Power Supplies, as
needed, near the devices to be powered.
2. Set the ISP siren output
(
S1-4
)
to stead
y
or pulsatin
g
as
shown in Fi
g
. 18.
3. Set the ISP address in each RIPS b
y
settin
g
switches
S1-1 and S1-2 as shown in Fi
g
. 18. Each ISP on the
same COM line must have a different address.
4. Connect each RIPS to the I9000 as shown in the
j
ob
drawin
g
. Refer to Fi
g
. 17 for
g
round, batter
y
and AC
power connections.
12 345 612 345 678
TAMPER
RS-232
DS3
TB2TB1
Rx Tx DTR DIR 12V - 12V +
12 VDC – 12 VDC + TxRx – TxRx + TxRx – TxRx + TAMPER
DS2
RS-485
POWER INPUT
15V MAXIMUM
XA1
XA3U1
COM 3
XA4
XA2
DS4
INTELLIGENT COMMUNICATIONS
PROCESSOR II (ICP II) 8003-331
DS1
S1 RST COM 1 COM 2
INTELLIGUARD 9000 CONTROL UNIT 8003-332
12 VDC OUTPUT, 1A
FOR SOUNDING DEVICE
UNREGULATED 20 VDC,
NO BATTERY BACK-UP.
USED IN LOCAL SYSTEMS FOR A 750E GONG.
NON-SWITCHED
AC POWER
SOURCE
FERRITE BEAD INSTALLATION FOR CE
CABLE TYPE
LOW VOLTAGE 16 AC CABLE
ALL OTHER CABLES EXITING
THE CONTROL UNIT
10.15± 0.3 MM (0.400 IN)
6.6± 0.3 MM (0.260 IN)
EARTH GROUND. MUST NOT EXCEED 50 FT (15M) WITH 14 AWG WIRE.
FAIR-RITE NO. 0443167251
FAIR-RITE NO. 0443164251
NEWARK P/N 91F6477
NEWARK P/N 91F6476
P/N 2500-002
P/N 2500-001
MAXIMUM CABLE DIAMETER MANUFACTURER SUPPLIER HONEYWELL (CANADA)
S1
12
ON
34
M14486A
THE AX-5L CONDUIT ADAPTER (7003-162) MAY BE USED UNDER THE I9000 ENCLOSURE. THIS PERMITS CONDUITS WITH AN OUTER DIAMETER OF 0.75 IN. (19 MM) TO
PASS UNDER THE CONTROL UNIT AND BE TERMINATED SUCH THAT THE CABLES MAY ENTER THE I9000 ENCLOSURE THROUGH THE OVAL HOLE IN THE REAR OF THE ENCLOSURE.
IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE THE CONDUIT KNOCK-OUTS ON THE SIDE OF THE ENCLOSURE. THE I9000 IS 1 IN. (25.4 MM) FURTHER AWAY FROM THE WALL WITH THIS OPTION.
TO MEET CE CLASS B REQUIREMENTS, FERRITE BEADS MUST BE INSTALLED ON ALL THE CABLES EXITING THE I9000 ENCLOSURE. THE BEADS MUST BE LOCATED
AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO THE I9000 ENCLOSURE BUT INSTALLED ON THE OUTSIDE. INSTALLING THE REQUIRED BEADS UNDER THE AX-5L CONDUIT ADAPTER SATISFIES
THE PROXIMITY REQUIREMENTS. SEE TABLE.
TO PERFORM A COLD START OF THE ICP II, POWER DOWN THE SYSTEM AND HOLD DOWN S1 WHILE POWERING UP THE SYSTEM. THE YELLOW LED (DSI) LIGHTS FOR A FEW
SECONDS TO INDICATE THAT A COLD START HAS BEEN INITIATED.
2
2
12
12V, 7A-h
34
DS1 = TxDATA
XA
R21
TB1
GROUND BATT. 1 & 2 – ABTTERY 1 + BATTERY 2 +
12 34
TB2
AC AC COMMON 22V+
12 34
TB3
OUTPUT – OUTPUT + TAMPER – TAMPER +
12 34
J1
TB4
41
VX1 – VX1 + TxRx – TxRx +
12V 0.4 RS-485 COM 1 OR 2
12 34
TB5
3 & 4 = NO CONNECTIONS
VX2 – VX2 +
12V 0.4
DS
INTELLIGENT SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY
(ISP) 8003-295
1A 16V 37VA GIM
12
S1
LEVER
COM 1 & 2
31 DEVICES
EACH MAXIMUM
COM 1
WHT/GRN
COM 1
WHT/GRN
COM 2
WHT/ORN
CONNECT EACH DEVICE TO 12 VDC
AND TO EITHER COMM 1 OR COMM 2
BUT NOT BOTH, FOR EACH CABLE.
12 VDC
400 MA
WHT/BLU
VX1 = 12 VDC 400 MA WHT/BLU
VX2 = 12 VDC 400 MA
3 PAIR
TWISTED
PAIR CABLE
22 AWG MINIMUM
THE TAMPER INPUT IS USED IN A RIPS (REMOTE
INTELLIGENT POWER SUPPLY). THE SWITCH IS
LOCATED IN THE ENCLOSURE.
PLACING A JUMPER BETWEEN THESE TERMINALS
ALLOWS THE COMM LED (DSI) TO FLASH WHEN THE
ISP IS POLLED. THE JUMPER IS USUALLY REMOVED IN
ORDER TO CONSERVE POWER.
CONNECT TO CONTROL
UNIT TAMPER SWITCH, USE
A NORMALLY CLOSED
(WHEN COVER OPEN)
SWITCH.
CONNECTION TO
LAPTOP PC
RS-232 SERIAL PORT
FOR REMOTE
PROGRAMMING
USING PRO9000
SOFTWARE
DTR
IS NOT
USED
MOUNTING
HOLES (4)
DE 9
DB 25
COLD START SWITCH
ON
34
COM 2 COM 1
32 5
32 7
RS-232 TO RS-485
INTERFACE (RRI)
8003-321
PCB ASSEMBLY
8003-322
NOTE: INSTALL THE RRI
IN THE I9000 ENCLOSURE
TB1
OR
TB2
123
4321
CONNECTION TO EBI PC SERIAL PORT.
SEE MULTI-DROP CONFIGURATION DIAGRAMS
FOR WIRING OF ADDITIONAL
REQUIRED HARDWARE.
DAT – DAT + GND.
BATTERY 2
12V, 7 AH
–+
BATTERY 1
12V, 7 AH
INSTALL THE BATTERIES
IN THE I9000 ENCLOSURE.
18 AWG CABLE
50 FT (15M) MAX.
CLASS II (CURRENT LIMITING) PLUG-IN
TRANSFORMER (INPUT = 120V/60 HZ
CANADA P/N 5660-051, USA (P/N SILENT
KNIGHT MODEL 4165 ENCLOSURE WITH
MODEL 9220 TRANSFORMER) OR EQUIVALENT
EARTH
GROUND
14 AWG WIRE
–+
2
1
2
3
2
4
4
1
3
3 PAIR
TWISTED
PAIR CABLE
22 AWG MINIMUM

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
74-3047—118
NOTE: Onl
y
one
g
round connection is re
q
uired between the
I9000 CU and each RIPS for
g
round reference
(
this
can be throu
g
h the earth
g
round connection
)
. Avoid
g
round loops.
5. When installation is complete and power is applied,
learn the ISPs in the RIPS.
NOTE: Steps 5 a. throu
g
h 5
g
. ma
y
be replaced b
y
usin
g
the
PRO 9000 software. See the Commission section,
steps 1a. throu
g
h 1c. for more information.
a. Make sure the LED DS1 on each installed ISP
(
RIPS
)
in enabled, see the followin
g
notes.
b. From the CC2, select CONFIGURATION from the
MODE menu.
c. From the CC2, select LEARNING MODE.
d. From the CC2, select 1-DEVICES WITH ADDRESS
SWITCHES. The CC2 displa
y
s Searching. The
LED DS1 on each installed ISP flashes as it is
learned.
e. The CU polls all address t
y
pe devices and when
the
y
have all been learned, the CU automaticall
y
displa
y
s DEVICES = #, where #is the total number
of devices known b
y
the s
y
stem includin
g
ISPs.
f. The LED DS1 on each installed ISP flashes each
time the device is polled b
y
the CU.
g
. From the CC2, exit from the CONFIGURATION
menu for chan
g
es to become effective.
NOTES:
—The RIPS have two auxiliar
y
power outputs. Each
output supplies 12.8 Vdc nominal with a current
limited to 400 mA.
—The ISP data LED is active when TB3 pins 3 and
4 are shorted
(
tamper is active, cover open
)
.
Fig. 18. ISP wiring, configuration.
1234 1234 1234 1234 1234
TB1 TB2 TB3 TB4 TB5
4
1
R21
DS XA1 S1
S1
ON
1234
ADDRESS
SELECTION
NOT USED
OUTPUT MODE
SWITCHES SHOWN IN
OFF POSITION
1
2
S1
ON
OFF
1
2
S1
ON
OFF
1
2
S1
ON
OFF
1
2
S1
ON
OFF
0123
ISP ADDRESS
4
S1
ON
OFF
4
S1
ON
OFF
PULSATING STEADY
OUTPUT MODE
AC ON
GROUND
BATT. 1 & 2 -
BATTERY 1 + BATTERY 2 +
AC AC
COMMON -
22V +
OUTPUT -
OUTPUT +
TAMPER -
TAMPER +
VX1 -
VX1 +
TxRx -
TxRx +
VX2 -
VX2 +
12V
7 Ah
16V
37 VA
GIM
1A
12V
0.4A
12V
0.4A
RS-485
COM 1 OR COM 2
J1
DS1 = Tx DATA
M16079B
LEVER
1
EXCEEDING 400 mA ON EITHER VX1 OR VX2 WILL CAUSE THE OUTPUT TO SHUT
DOWN UNTIL THE CAUSE OF OVERLOAD IS REMOVED.
1
2
1

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
19 74-3047—1
NOTES:
—Connect other devices that re
q
uire 12 Vdc to VX1
(
TB4-1,2 or VX2
(
TB5-1,2
)
for power and connect
the ISP COM TxRx-
(
TB4-3
)
and TxRx+
(
TB4-3
)
to CU COM 1 or 2, but not both.
—The RS485 COM Port connector
(
J1
)
is onl
y
intended for use b
y
field personnel for a tempo-
rar
y
CC2 plu
g
-in. Note that power is derived from
VX1 and the COM is the same COM used for the
ISP.
(
This connection is not usuall
y
used since
learnin
g
can be done usin
g
PRO9000.
)
The fol-
lowin
g
restrictions appl
y
:
1. Maximum number of devices is 31 for either COM 1 or
COM 2.
2. Maximum number of CC2s on the s
y
stem must not
exceed four.
3. A free CC2 address is re
q
uired to prevent conflicts with
other CC2s
(
disconnect another CC2 temporaril
y
, if nec-
essar
y)
.
See Fi
g
.19 to install the RRI Communication Interface
Modules.
Fig. 19. RRI mounting locations.
RS-232 to RS-485 Interface (RRI) 8003-321
The RS-232 to RS-485 Interface
(
RRI
)
8003-321 is used to
extend the I9000
(
COM 3
)
to the EBI communication link for
distances in excess of 50 feet. This distance can be extended
to 3277 feet
(
999M
)
usin
g
the RS-485 with the RRI.
The 8003-321 Assembl
y
is re
q
uired for the Pseudo RS-232 to
RS-485 Interface installation. The Assembl
y
includes the
followin
g
parts: Plastic Track, Part no. 7003-217, Retainin
g
Clip, Part No. 1041-004 and Pseudo RS-232 to RS-485
Interface
(
RRI
)
, Part No. 8003-322.
M14497A
TB1
TB2
TB TB
PLASTIC TRACK
7003-217
4 MOUNTING HOLES
FOR NO. 8 ROUND
PAN HEAD SCREWS
INSTALL AND SECURELY MOUNT RRI COMMUNICATION INTERFACE MODULES USING THE PLASTIC TRACK (INCLUDED) AS SHOWN. TWO TRACKS MAY BE
SUSPENDED FROM THE TOP EDGE OF THE INTELLIGUARD ENCLOSURE OR ONE TRACK MAY BE INSTALLED ON THE RIGHT SIDE NEXT TO THE BATTERY.
RETAINING CLIP
1041-004
ENCLOSURE
SIDE
1/2 IN. (13 MM) KNOCKOUT (4 PLACES)
7/8 IN. (22 MM), DIAMETER TAMPER SWITCH
5115-094
INTELLIGUARD ENCLOSURE
TRACK
SIDE
POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLY INTELLIGENT COMMUNICATIONS
PROCESSOR (ICP)
BATTERY 12V, 7.0 Ah
YUASA NO. NP7-12
HPS NO. 4002-037
OR EQUIVALENT
GROUND
LUG
BATTERY 12V, 7.0 Ah
YUASA NO. NP7-12
HPS NO. 4002-037
OR EQUIVALENT
1
1
1

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
74-3047—120
See Fi
g
. 19 for installation instructions and Fi
g
. 20 throu
g
h 22 for detailed wirin
g
and switch settin
g
s. The confi
g
uration in Fi
g
. 20
can onl
y
be used for remote pro
g
rammin
g
with a PC.
Fig. 20. Pseudo RS-232 to RS-485 Interface 8003-321 installation.
12 345 6
32 1
12 34
12 345 678TB1
TB1
DIR
RX
TX
TB2
DAT +
DAT –
+12V
TX
RX
DIR
RS-232
DS3 TB2
Rx Tx DTR DIR 12V - 12V +
DS2
XA1
XA3U1
COM 3
XA4
XA2
DS4
INTELLIGENT
COMMUNICATIONS
PROCESSOR II
(ICP II)
8003-331
DS1
S1 RST COMM1 COMM2
U1 U2
PSEUDO
RS-232 TO
RS-485
INTERFACE
(RRI)
8003-322
PSEUDO
RS-232 TO
RS-485
INTERFACE
(RRI)
8003-322
S1
RETAINING
CLIP
1041-004
TRACK
SIDE
ENCLOSURE
SIDE
TB1
TB2
TOP OR
LEFT SIDE
INTELLIGUARD
CONTROL
PANEL
INSTALL THE RRI IN THE TRACK SO THAT
SWITCH S1 POINTS OUTWARDS.
PLASTIC
TRACK
7003-217
P.C.B.
BOTTOM OR
RIGHT SIDE
INTELLIGUARD ENCLOSURE
FRONT VIEW LOOKING INTO THE ENCLOSURE
12
S1
LEVER
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION
LABEL
ON
34
12 3 TB1
TB21234
12
ON
34
U1
M14464A
U2
S1
POSITION
RS-485 - BIAS AND TERMINATION
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
1 2
ON
34
DAT + DAT –
+12V
4321
S1
DISABLE
= DON'T CARE
BIAS
E.O.L.R.
TERMINATION
ENABLE
DISABLE
ENABLE
INSTALL THE RRI USING THE PLASTIC TRACK (INCLUDED).
SECURELY MOUNT PLASTIC TRACK TO INSIDE OF ENCLOSURE.
NOTES:
–ONLY USE THIS WIRING CONFIGURATION FOR REMOTE
PROGRAMMING WITH A PC. ONE I9000 CU AT A TIME. THE I9000 TO
BE PROGRAMMED MUST BE DISCONNECTED FROM THE RS-485
NETWORK AND A LAP TOP PC CONNECTED TO THE I9000 PANEL AS
SHOWN ABOVE.
–FOR REMOTE PROGRAMMING, THE PC CAN BE CONNECTED
DIRECTLY TO THE I9000 CONTROL PANEL USING AN RS-232 LINK AS SHOWN IN THE I9000 CU WITH ICP II, ISP WIRING DIAGRAM, IN
THE CONTROL UNIT SECTION.
–THE GROUND BETWEEN UNITS 1 (TB2-1) AND 2 (TB2-1) ARE NOT NECESSARY IF A GROUND REFERENCE IS PROVIDED THROUGH
OTHER MEANS. (THIS IS TO PREVENT GROUND LOOPS.)
–SET THE SWITCHES OF RRI UNIT 1 FOR BIAS DISABLED (S1-1/S1-4 OFF) AND EOLR TERMINATION ENABLED (S1-2/S1-3 ON).
–SET THE SWITCHES OF RRI UNIT 2 FOR BIAS ENABLED (S1-1/S1-4 ON) AND EOLR TERMINATION ENABLED (S1-2/S1-3 ON).
–THE TRACK MAY BE SUSPENDED FROM THE TOP EDGE OF THE INTELLIGUARD ENCLOSURE OR INSTALLED ON THE RIGHT SIDE
WHEN ONLY ONE BATTERY IS REQUIRED. SEE RRI MOUNTING LOCATIONS DIAGRAM.
1
150 OHMS, 68,000 PF MAXIMUM.
2
1
2
UNIT 1
UNIT 2
5
7
2
DE-9 3
LAP TOP PC RS-232 PORT
RUNNING PRO 9000
SOFTWARE (8950-102)
2
DB-25
Rx
Tx
GND
3