IQ204/ADL Autodialling Controller Data Sheet - Trend

IQ204/ADL
Data Sheet
FUNCTIONALITY
The IQ Controller’s functionality can be divided into four sections; the System, the Strategy, the Firmware, and the Hardware.
SYSTEM
The IQ204/ADL is able to communicate with other IQ system Building Management System devices (e.g. supervisors and IQ
controllers), using the modem or using the IQ system network. The modem may be unplugged from the supervisor port, and replaced
with a local supervisor type device (e.g. PC).
Quick Start
When the IQ204/ADL is received ‘out of the box’, the system must first be configured so that a supervisor can dial up and communicate
with the unit using the modem. Any further configuration can then be done using the modem or locally if required with the exception
that a strategy data file cannot be downloaded to the IQ204 using the modem.
Required Configuration:
1 Plug in modem to supervisor port using adapter cable
provided
2 IQ204 address switch set in range 11 to 117 (e.g. 16)
3 Supervisor port address = Record module proxy port: set
to be the same - they are set to be the same by factory
default settings (also restored by strategy cleardown) as
follows:
Supervisor port address = address switch + 1 (e.g. 17)
Record module proxy port = address switch + 1 (e.g. 17)
If the address switch is set less than 11 these are set to 20.
Note that the IQ204 will restore a backed up strategy from strategy
backup module 1, if set up, after a loss of data due to battery
failure and this may change these parameters.
4 network connection: link using ‘loop back’ connector
(supplied) if controller stand-alone.
5 address of second accessible controller: set to be IQ204
address switch + 2; range 13 to 119 (e.g. 18).
Subsidiary Configuration:
A supervisor or software tool can now be used to dial into the
controller using the modem or to connect locally (in place of the
modem, or on the local Lan) and to configure the following:
1 Address module, Alarm address: set to record module proxy
port address (e.g. 17) to allow controller to send alarms
using modem.
2 Record module, (the following parameters also allow
controller to send alarms using modem).
Address: set to supervisor address on its Lan
Lan: set to supervisor Lan number
3 Telephone number: set to telephone number of modem
being used by supervisor.
4 Autodial module, own telephone number: must be set to
the IQ204 modem’s telephone number if sending alarms
to a supervisor (e.g. 963).
The supervisor can now communicate with the controller and [controller address + 2], and the 2 controllers will send their alarms to
the supervisor. If the second controller is an access controller the BMS supervisor can retransmit the access alarms to the access
supervisor. A detailed description of autodial lite system functionality is given in the IQ Configuration Manual Addendum.
Communications
Using the above configuration, information within the IQ204/ADL can be communicated to and from an IQ system supervisor or
software tool.
The IQ204 can communicate with other local IQ controllers using inter-controller communications (IC comms). If the modem is
connected, the autodialled supervisor can only talk to the two designated controllers, but the IQ204 can use IC Comms to communicate
to or from other controllers not directly accessible to the supervisor enabling the sharing of information across the whole system.
Note that Inter-Controller Communications cannot be used to communicate using the modem.
Note that unlike the TMN, the IQ204/ADL cannot be on an internetwork, and does not use the next five addresses.
Note that although a strategy data file can be uploaded using the modem (backup) it cannot be downloaded using the modem to the IQ204;
a file can be downloaded to the second controller at [address + 2].
2 IQ204/ADL Autodailling Controller Data Sheet TA200489 Issue 1/E 01/11/06