Hubbell GAI-Tronics Elemec3 MIM User manual

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G A I - T R O N I C S ®
A H U B B E L L C O M P A N Y
Elemec3
MIM (Monitored Input Module) and
MRM (Monitored Relay Module)
TA B L E O F CO N T E N T S
GAI-TRONICS 3030 KUTZTOWN RD. READING, PA 19605 USA
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Confidentiality Notice.....................................................................................................................1
Models..............................................................................................................................................1
Definitions.......................................................................................................................................1
Abbreviations...................................................................................................................................2
MIM (Monitored Input Module) Assemblies.................................................................................2
Application...............................................................................................................................................2
Data Interfaces........................................................................................................................................3
Inputs .......................................................................................................................................................3
Dry/Wet Input Selection .......................................................................................................................4
24 V/0 V Input Selection ......................................................................................................................4
Input Configuration...............................................................................................................................7
Monitored Relay Module (MRM) Assemblies..............................................................................10
Application.............................................................................................................................................10
Data Interfaces......................................................................................................................................10
CAN Bus.............................................................................................................................................10
Ethernet...............................................................................................................................................11
Inputs .....................................................................................................................................................13
Outputs (Relay Contacts).....................................................................................................................14
Unsupervised Relay Output Wiring....................................................................................................14
Supervised Relay Output Wiring........................................................................................................15
Block Diagrams.....................................................................................................................................17
Installation ....................................................................................................................................20
Installation Safety Guidelines..............................................................................................................20
Installation Guidelines..........................................................................................................................20
Mounting................................................................................................................................................20
Data Communication Connection.......................................................................................................21
CAN BUS MIM/MRM Modules—Power and Settings.....................................................................21
Power—System...................................................................................................................................21
Power—Local (Optional)....................................................................................................................21

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Ground ................................................................................................................................................ 21
CAN Bus Address Setting...................................................................................................................22
CPU PCBA Jumper Settings............................................................................................................... 22
Ethernet MIM/MRM Modules—Power and Settings .......................................................................23
Power ..................................................................................................................................................23
Ground ................................................................................................................................................ 23
Ethernet MIM/MRM Module Settings ...............................................................................................23
CPU PCBA Jumper Settings............................................................................................................... 23
Using PuTTY for Ethernet MIM/MRM Administration ....................................................................24
Serial Port Connection........................................................................................................................24
The Command Line Interface (CLI)...................................................................................................27
Operation.......................................................................................................................................30
Fault Diagnostics..........................................................................................................................30
Reference Documentation ............................................................................................................32
Specifications ................................................................................................................................32
Electrical................................................................................................................................................32
Mechanical.............................................................................................................................................33
Environmental.......................................................................................................................................33
Glossary of Terms .........................................................................................................................34
Revision History............................................................................................................................35

Pub. 502-20-0672-001 ISS4
G A I - T R O N I C S ®
A H U B B E L L C O M P A N Y
Elemec3
MIM (Monitored Input Module) and
MRM (Monitored Relay Module)
GAI-TRONICS 3030 KUTZTOWN RD. READING, PA 19605 USA
610-777-1374 ◼800-492-1212 ◼Fax: [phone]
VISIT WWW.GAI-TRONICS.COM FOR PRODUCT LITERATURE AND MANUALS
Confidentiality Notice
This installation, operation, and maintenance manual contains sensitive business and technical
information that is confidential and proprietary to GAI-Tronics. GAI-Tronics retains all intellectual
property and other rights in or to the information contained herein, and such information may only be
used in connection with the operation of your GAI-Tronics product or system. This manual may not be
disclosed in any form, in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, to any third party.
Models
Elemec3 MIM (Monitored Input Module) models:
•030-02-0096-001 CAN BUS MIM
•030-02-0098-001 Ethernet MIM
Elemec3 MRM (Monitored Relay Module) models:
•030-02-0097-004 CAN BUS MRM 4 Circuits Standard Relay Mount
•030-02-0097-014 CAN BUS MRM 4 Circuits Alternate Relay Mount
•030-02-0097-008 CAN BUS MRM 8 Circuits Standard Relay Mount
•030-02-0097-018 CAN BUS MRM 8 Circuits Alternate Relay Mount
•030-02-0099-004 Ethernet MRM 4 Circuits Standard Relay Mount
•030-02-0099-014 Ethernet MRM 4 Circuits Alternate Relay Mount
•030-02-0099-008 Ethernet MRM 8 Circuits Standard Relay Mount
•030-02-0099-018 Ethernet MRM 8 Circuits Alternate Relay Mount
Definitions
High Voltage—An electrical potential greater than 42.4 V peak or 60 V dc
Low Voltage—An electrical potential less than or equal to 42.4 V peak or 60 V dc

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Abbreviations
CPU—central processing unit PCBA—printed circuit board assembly
EOL—end of line LOC—local
MIM (Monitored Input Module) Assemblies
Application
The Model 030-02-0096-001 and 030-02-0098-001 Elemec3 MIMs provide inputs to Elemec3 PAGA
(public address and general alarm) systems. MIM’s receive up to eight inputs from field devices, monitor
the integrity of the input cabling for trouble conditions or activation, and report these conditions to the
Elemec3 controller.
MIMs have two components: a CPU PCBA and a Monitored-In-8 PCBA. The CPU on the Model 030-
02-0096-001 MIM uses a CAN bus communication protocol; the Model 030-02-0098-001 MIM uses an
Ethernet based communication protocol. Both assemblies mount on 4-inch snap track (see Figure 1 and
Figure 2).
Figure 1. Model 030-02-0096-001 and 030-02-0098-001 Monitored Input Modules

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Figure 2. Models 030-02-0096-001 and 030-02-0098-001 Monitored Input Modules—Mounting
Configuration
Data Interfaces
Data communication between the MIM and the Elemec3 controller takes place over a CAN bus interface
or an Ethernet interface (see Figure 1 showing each MIM type with corresponding CPU card).
The Model 030-02-0096-001 Elemec3 MIM interfaces to the Elemec3 controller via the I/O port (CAN
bus). The Elemec3 controller monitors the MIM devices (via the CAN bus cable). Assign each MIM a
unique address by setting the hexadecimal switch on the MIM's CPU card (see the CAN Bus Address
Setting section). The MIM reports input circuit activations and input cable fault conditions to the
controller. Elemec3 controllers sense interruptions in data communication between each MIM and the
controller as a device fault condition.
The Model 030-02-0098-001 Elemec3 MIM interfaces to the Elemec3 controller cabinet via an Ethernet
connection. The Elemec3 controller monitors the MIM devices via Ethernet connection. Assign each
MIM its device address and network parameters (see the Ethernet MIM/MRM Module Settings section).
The MIM reports input circuit activations and input cable fault conditions to the controller. Elemec3
controllers sense interruptions in data communication between each MIM and the controller as a device
fault condition.
Inputs
The MIM contains eight individually configurable inputs to interface with field devices. Configure each
input via a series of jumper settings on the PCBAs and specifically selected configuration modes in the
Elemec3 Console configuration utility.
The input circuit type determines which connection (A or B) to use for each input circuit. Use an input’s
A connection ONLY for supervision of high voltage devices (i.e. supervised beacons) or outdoor field
wiring. Use an input’s B connection for all other input applications. Use jumpers P27 (IN1) through
P34 (IN8) to set the connection of each input to A or B (see Figure 3, Table 1, and Table 2). Setting an
input to connection B, requires additional jumper settings to set the contact input to wet or dry and
configure the active condition for wet contacts to either 0-volts or 24-volts (see Figure 4, Table 3, Table
4, and Table 5).

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Set the jumper to position A and connect the input to one of the connection A terminals (TB1 thru TB8)
for supervision of high voltage devices. Set the jumper to the B position and connect the input to one of
the B terminals (TB14 to TB21) for all other input applications.
WARNING —Failure to comply with these instructions could result in death or serious
injury.
1. Terminals TB1 to TB8 (A connections) are galvanically isolated inputs ONLY used for outdoor
wiring or the supervision of high voltage devices (i.e. supervised beacons). DO NOT connect any
other inputs to these terminals. Failure to comply with these instructions could result in death or
serious injury.
2. Terminals TB14 to TB21 (B connections) are non-isolated inputs for indoor wiring low voltage
inputs ONLY. DO NOT connect supervised high voltage inputs to these terminals. Failure to
comply with these instructions could result in death or serious injury.
Figure 3. Jumper Locations on the Monitored-In-8 PCBA
Dry/Wet Input Selection
Each connection B input contains two jumpers to select between dry (voltage-free)or wet (24 V dc)
inputs. For dry inputs, place both jumpers in the DRY position. For wet inputs, place both jumpers in the
WET position. When in the wet mode, the 24 V/0 V jumper must also be set (see Table 3, Table 4, and
Table 5 for input jumper configuration details).
24 V/0 V Input Selection
Each connection B input contains a jumper to select between 24 V and 0 V when using wet inputs. The
input activates with the application (24V setting) or removal (0V SETTING) of 24 V to the input (see
Table 4 and Table 5 for input jumper configurations).
NOTES:
• Inputs are polarity sensitive. Ensure the polarity of each input connection is correct.
• Fault monitoring does not occur for circuits configured for wet mode.

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Table 1. (High Voltage) Connection A Input Supervision Configuration
Input
Input Terminal
Input Type Jumper
Factory Default Setting
1
TB1 (IN1A)
P27—A
YES
2
TB2 (IN2A)
P28—A
YES
3
TB3 (IN3A)
P29—A
YES
4
TB4 (IN4A)
P30—A
YES
5
TB5 (IN5A)
P31—A
YES
6
TB6 (IN6A)
P32—A
YES
7
TB7 (IN7A)
P33—A
YES
8
TB8 (IN8A)
P34—A
YES
Table 2. (Low Voltage) Connection B Input Configuration
Input
Input Terminal
Input Type Jumper
Factory Default Setting
1
TB14 (IN1B)
P27—B
NO
2
TB15 (IN2B)
P28—B
NO
3
TB16 (IN3B)
P29—B
NO
4
TB17 (IN4B)
P30—B
NO
5
TB18 (IN5B)
P31—B
NO
6
TB19(IN6B)
P32—B
NO
7
TB20 (IN7B)
P33—B
NO
8
TB21 (IN8B)
P34—B
NO
Table 3. (Low Voltage) Connection B Dry Contact Input Configuration
Input
Input Type Jumper
Factory Default Setting
24V/0V Jumper
1
P1—DRY
P2—DRY
YES
P3—N/A
2
P4—DRY
P5—DRY
YES
P6—N/A
3
P7—DRY
P8—DRY
YES
P9—N/A
4
P10—DRY
P11—DRY
YES
P12—N/A
5
P13—DRY
P14—DRY
YES
P15—N/A
6
P16—DRY
P17—DRY
YES
P18—N/A
7
P19—DRY
P20—DRY
YES
P21—N/A
8
P22—DRY
P23—DRY
YES
P24—N/A

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Table 4. (Low Voltage) Connection B Wet Contact Input Configuration (Active State for 24 V)
Input
Input Type Jumper
Factory Default Setting
24V/0V Jumper
1
P1—WET
P2—WET
NO
P3—24V
2
P4—WET
P5—WET
NO
P6—24V
3
P7—WET
P8—WET
NO
P9—24V
4
P10—WET
P11—WET
NO
P12—24V
5
P13—WET
P14—WET
NO
P15—24V
6
P16—WET
P17—WET
NO
P18—24V
7
P19—WET
P20—WET
NO
P21—24V
8
P22—WET
P23—WET
NO
P24—24V
Table 5. (Low Voltage) Connection B Wet Contact Input Configuration (Active State for 0 V)
Input
Input Type Jumper
Factory Default Setting
24V/0V Jumper
1
P1—WET
P2—WET
NO
P3—0V
2
P4—WET
P5—WET
NO
P6—0V
3
P7—WET
P8—WET
NO
P9—0V
4
P10—WET
P11—WET
NO
P12—0V
5
P13—WET
P14—WET
NO
P15—0V
6
P16—WET
P17—WET
NO
P18—0V
7
P19—WET
P20—WET
NO
P21—0V
8
P22—WET
P23—WET
NO
P24—0V

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Input Configuration
Use the Elemec3 Console application to configure each input to operate in one of five input modes.
Determine the mode to select by the type and quantity of switch contacts in each circuit and the circuit’s
line supervision requirement. Install end of line resistors for circuits with line supervision enabled (see
Figure 4–Figure 8 for wiring diagrams).
• Disabled—Deactivates the circuit.
• N.O. Multi (Supervised)—Multiple normally open switches with line supervision enabled.
• N.O. (Supervised)—Single normally open switch with line supervision enabled.
• N.C. (Supervised)—Single normally closed switch with line supervision enabled.
• N.O. Multi (Unsupervised)—Single or multiple normally open switches with line supervision
disabled.
Each mode requires a unique connection scheme between the external field device(s) and the appropriate
input terminal block on the MIM. The following subsections provide the connection scheme for each
mode.
Disabled:
Use this mode to disable the monitoring of a selected input circuit. The MIM does not monitor the input
in this mode.
NOTE: It is good practice to set all spare inputs (without field wiring connections) to this mode.
N.O. Multi (Supervised):
Use this mode for circuits with any number of NO contacts (see Figure 4) and monitor the circuit for:
• ground faults • open circuits
1. Install any number of NO (normally open) dry contacts in parallel in the circuit.
2. Install a 20-kilohm, 5% tolerance resistor across the end-of-line device terminals (see note below).
The circuit resistance is 20 kilohms when all contacts are inactive (open). The MIM detects this
resistance across the contacts, indicating a healthy circuit.
Figure 4. Multiple Normally Open Switches (with line supervision)
When any contact activates (closes), it bypasses the 20-kilohm resistor (REOL). The input detects the
circuit resistance without the terminating resistor, indicating a contact closure (active). The MIM signals
ground faults and opens on either leg to the E3 controller.

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NOTE: The Model 030-02-0096-001 and Model 030-02-0098-001 MIMs do not include the 20-kilohm,
5% tolerance resistor. Kit 12509-003 (purchased separately) includes this resistor.
N.O. (Supervised):
Use this mode for circuits with a single NO dry contact (see Figure 5) to monitor for:
• open circuits • wire-to-wire short circuits (across + and −) • ground faults
1. Install only one NO contact in the circuit.
2. Install the terminating resistors in series and parallel with the device terminals (see Figure 5) (see note
below).
The circuit resistance is 20.1 kilohms (15 kilohms in series with 5.1 kilohms) when the contact is not
active (open). The MIM detects this resistance, indicating a healthy circuit.
Figure 5. Single Normally Open Switch (with line supervision)
When the contact activates (closes), it bypasses the 15-kilohm resistor. The input detects the 5.1-kilohm
load, indicating the contact closed (active). The MIM reports a fault condition to the E3 controller if there
is a wire-to-wire short (across + and −), a ground fault on either leg, or an open on either leg.
NOTE: The 030-02-0096-001 and 030-02-0098-001 MIM’s do not include the terminating resistors. Kit
12509-003 (purchased separately) includes the resistors.
N.C. (Supervised):
Use this mode for circuits with a single NC dry contact (see Figure 6) to monitor the circuit for:
• open circuits • wire-to-wire short circuits (across + and −) • ground faults
1. Install only one NC contact in the circuit.
2. Install the terminating resistors in series and parallel with the device terminals (see Figure 6).
When the contact is inactive (closed), it bypasses the 15-kilohm resistor, and the circuit sees only the 5.1-
kilohm load. The MIM detects this resistance, indicating a healthy circuit.