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IRIS-4 50

Quick Installation and

Maintenance Guide

6. INSTALLATION

6.1 Cable harness attachment

Connect the cable harness to the terminal, by lining

up the connector, matching the colour of the wires

to the label, and pressing firmly in.

6.2 Mounting

The terminal is intended to be mounted within the

existing tamper protected alarm panel enclosure

which means that the interfaces between the terminal

and the alarm panel do not need to be separately pro-

tected against tamper. Identify a location within the

enclosure from which the interface cables provided

with the terminal will reach their required destination

on the panel. The position of the cellular antenna

must also be taken into account, and this is best

located externally to the enclosure.

Fix the terminal into the position chosen using either

the Velcro pads, adhesive mounting pad, cable tie

provided, or some combination of these.

6.3 Connecting cellular

Connect the antenna to the terminal and locate

the antenna in a place away from metal surfaces or

obstructions, and where a good signal strength is

expected to be available. Do not fix the antenna

until after the terminal has been powered up and the

cellular signal strength can be checked (see section

'Connecting Power' below).

6.4 Connecting to the alarm panel

Dial capture

If the dial capture interface (PSTN emulation) is to

be used, connect this to the existing PSTN dialer in-

terface of the alarm panel. Polarity is not important.

Pin inputs

If pin inputs are to be used, connect these to the

appropriate outputs from the panel. By default these

inputs are disabled, and if used should be configured

so that in the alarm condition they are open circuit.

Relay Outputs

If signaling back to the panel is required, connect

either Relay A and/or B as required to the alarm

panel inputs. The relay contacts are voltage free, so

wire accordingly. Relay outputs can be used to signal

various fault reporting states.

By default, Relay A is set to 'General Fault', and any

fault condition will therefore be reported by this

relay, such as loss of comms or connection to the

ARC. This does not require any further configura-

tion.

Serial

If a serial interface is to be used, connect RX and

TX to the serial interface from the panel. By default

this interface is set to 9600bps using the

IRIS API protocol.