Tyco CCU/E-HUB Configuration guide

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CCU/E-HUB CCUNET Hub Install Instructions
Part #: CCU/E
This equipment is designed for installation and service by fully qualified field engineers. There
are no user serviceable or installation parts inside.
Supplied:
1xBoxed CCU/E board with firmware for CCU-NET hub
1xPower connector for CCU/E
1xRelay connector for CCU/E
2xRS232 Network connectors
1xEarth strap
You will need:
1x24VDC Power Supply to CCU/E. Connector supplied.
Power Requirements:
Typical: 200mA at 24VDC
Voltage Input: 12-40 VDC

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Board Layout:
Installation of CCU/E:
Connect the 24V DC power source to the supplied connector. These connections are marked
on the faceplate. Pin connections are:
CCU/E
24V
COM
NOTE: For correct installation and protection of the CCU/E device the Earth Isolation Wire
must be connected to an earthing point. Alternatively it can be connected to the mounting
screws (of the CCU/E) if the CCU/E case is in direct contact with an earthing point. This is
important for correctly dissipating any static discharge on the communication lines (as caused
by an electrical storm) and thereby preventing damage to this unit.
CCU/E
Port 3
Port 2
Port 1
Port 4
xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx
⊗ar⊗⊗ar⊗⊗ar⊗
6 5 432 1 6 5 432 1 6 5 432 1
xxx xxx
⊗ra⊗
OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN
IN OUT
xxx
⊗
N.O Com N.C
RJ45
⊗Tx 10Base ⊗Link Ethernet ⊗Rx
Supv.
Relay
1 2
3 4
5 6
⊕y
⊗
+ 24V
−
Com
12 to 40V DC
200mA @ 24V
Inrush 1 Amp
Earth
Wire

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Connection to the CCU network
There are 3 ports that communicate using the CCUNET protocol (Port 2, Port 3 and the
Ethernet Port). Port 2 and 3 always communicate on an RS232 link.
An RS232 port can be connected to any RS232 CCUNET port on any other CCU board. Use
the procedure below to make a cable for the RS232 ports.
•First determine which port you are connecting to using the following table:
CCU BOARD PORT A PORT B PORTC
CCU/232 DTE DTE DCE
CCU/M DCE DTE DTE
CCU/E (old) DTE DTE n/a
CCU/F n/a n/a DCE
•If you are connecting to a PC COM port then this is a DTE port.
•Use the following table to make the cable.
CCU/E (new)
6PIN
DCE port of a
CCU Board DTE Port of a CCU Board PC COM 25PIN
(DTE)
PC COM
9PIN
(DTE)
32323
43232
2 & 5 5575
Figure 1.

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Connecting the Ethernet Port:
The ethernet port is connected to the desired network using a twisted pair ethernet cable. To
connect to a 10BaseT HUB use a straight through (normal) patch lead.
Operation of LEDs:
Each port has a Green LED on the output port and a Yellow LED on the input port. The green
led for each port flashes when data is transmitted. Yellow means that the input port is not
receiving data correctly, or there has been supervision failure on this port.
Operation of Relay:
There is a supervision relay on each board which is reserved for future use.
Configuration of CCU/E-HUB:
Each CCU node must have a unique address between 1 and 65534. Addresses 0, 255 and
65535 are reserved and CANNOT BE USED.
The CCU Node address on the CCU/E board must be set by software as there are no address
jumpers as on most other CCUs.
The CCU node address and all other configuration parameters can be changed using the
CCUNET program.
Reprogramming Procedure
In the event the CCU has to be reprogrammed please follow the instructions below.
1. Unzip the supplied files into the same directory as ccunet.exe.
Overwrite any files already there.
2. Connect the CCU into the network. Make sure it has been given a unique address.
3. Run ccunet.exe. This is a windows program and must be run on an XL Graphics
computer connected to the ccunet. XL Graphics MUST be shutdown before running this
program.
4. The Comms button allows you to change the COM port to which the ccunet is
connected.
5. Press firmware button. A list of all the CCUs connected to the network will display. The
new CCU should appear in this list.
6. Left click in the program column. A green dot will show.
7. Press Program. When the prompt appears verify the address is that of the board you
want to program. If so press Yes.
8. Wait until Success message or timeout message.
9. Press Close.
10. Choose Main/Clear List then press scan button.
11. Make sure CCU is in new list.