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<strong>IQ204</strong>/<strong>ADL</strong><br />

<strong>Data</strong> <strong>Sheet</strong><br />

HARDWARE<br />

Box: The unit is enclosed in a metal box. This provides a robust<br />

construction, and in conjunction with the multi-layer board provides<br />

excellent EMC performance. The box is mounted using the four 'u' slots<br />

on the outside of the unit. There are four holes in the cover normally<br />

covered by labels which can be used for fitting two lengths of DIN rail.<br />

Connectors: Two part connectors are used throughout. Input<br />

power connectors have enhanced creepage and clearance.<br />

Earthing (grounding) flanges are provided adjacent to the I/O<br />

terminals to terminate cable screens.<br />

Power: The <strong>IQ204</strong> can be supplied in 230 Vac or 24 Vac versions.<br />

Displays: The <strong>IQ204</strong>/<strong>ADL</strong> may have an optional 2-line display<br />

panel (HDP or FPK) connected. If the modem is removed from<br />

the local supervisor connector, either a local PC (e.g. supervisor),<br />

a Network Display Panel (NDP), or a Generic Display Panel<br />

(GDP+ - which can be either RS232 or RS485) may be connected.<br />

2-line Display Panel A 2-line display panel (FPK or HDP) can be<br />

mounted externally and connected using the display panel<br />

connector, to provide access to parameters within the controller.<br />

It gives the only indication of the call connection status, so it is<br />

useful to have a display panel fitted either permanently or<br />

temporarily for commissioning purposes.<br />

Fusing: The controller has no replaceable fuses: protection is<br />

provided by means of a self-resetting thermally protected<br />

transformer. The 24 Vac version has a solid state multifuse.<br />

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Network: The network terminals will facilitate connection of 4 wire,<br />

or 2 wire cables. The standard IQ system current loop node features<br />

are included (Lan OK, TX and RX indicators, bypass relay, network<br />

alarm generation). There is also the facility for connection of a<br />

supervisor, network display panel, or GDP+ to the network using the<br />

controller without the need for additional node controllers.<br />

Modem: The modem is connected to the RS232 RJ11 supervisor port<br />

by the adaptor cable supplied with the <strong>IQ204</strong>/<strong>ADL</strong>. It is capable of<br />

V22bis (2400 bps), V22 (1200 bps), and V21 (300 bps) and supports<br />

V25 active handshake protocol. It will communicate only with a TMN<br />

(TMN v4 or greater, V22bis). It consumes 20 mA maximum (equivalent)<br />

from 24 V input power when in use. The modem is compatible with most<br />

major networks in the world. It complies with FCC Part 68 USA, IC CS03<br />

Canada, TS 002 Australia, and CTR21, for use with all telephone networks<br />

of the European Union.<br />

Address/Baud rate switch: The address on the Lan is set by<br />

poles 1 to 7 in the range 11 to 117 and must be unique on the Lan.<br />

(The normal address range is allowed (1, 4 to 9, 11 to 119), but<br />

if another controller on the local network is to dial out using the<br />

modem, its address must also be valid; additionally the default<br />

address setting mechanism uses the address switch plus one<br />

rule for address 11 and greater so this is recommended as the<br />

lowest address, resulting in a recommended range of 11 to 117).<br />

The baud rate is set by poles 8 to 10 in the range 1k2, 9k6, 19k2,<br />

and must match the other nodes on the Lan.<br />

The address and baud rate switch may also be used to perform<br />

a strategy cleardown; this is done by setting all the poles to zero<br />

before power up (see installation instructions, TG200490 sheet<br />

4 and IQ Configuration Manual Addendum). For this reason the<br />

address should normally be set to non-zero.<br />

Local Supervisor Port: By default the local supervisor port is set<br />

to RS232 and intended for connection to the modem. If the modem<br />

is disconnected the RS232 interface (RJ11 socket) can be used for<br />

direct connection of a local supervisor, NDP, or GDP+/RS232.<br />

The local supervisor port can be switched to either RS232 or<br />

RS485 by internal link (J5). The RS485 interface (RJ45 socket)<br />

is for direct connection of a GDP+/RS485; to use it, a flange<br />

covering the RJ45 connector must be bent and snapped off.<br />

The RS232 J11 connects using adapter cable CABLE/EJ101442<br />

to a local supervisor, using adapter cable EJ104029 to an NDP,<br />

or using a special adaptor cable (e.g. RS477-450, 3 meters) to<br />

a GDP+/RS232. The RS485 RJ45 connects using a special<br />

adaptor cable (RJ45 to RJ45 plugs, not crossed-over e.g. RS446-<br />

686, 3 m, 3.25 yds) to a GDP+/RS485. The RS485 interface gives<br />

increased distance compare to RS232 (up to about 100 m, 110 yds).<br />

And, if the modem is disconnected:<br />

PC, NDP, or GDP+/RS232: A computer running a IQ system<br />

Supervisor or Engineering Tool, an NDP or a GDP+/RS232 can<br />

be connected using the controller’s RS232 interface (RJ11<br />

connector).<br />

or GDP+/RS485: A GDP+/RS485 may be connected using the<br />

controller's RS485 interface (RJ45 connector).<br />

The RS232 and RS485 interfaces are alternative interfaces to the<br />

local supervisor port (see below) and enable access to all devices<br />

on the network, as if connected using a separate node controller.<br />

local port RS232<br />

local port RS485<br />

GDP+/RS485<br />

Note that only one device<br />

can be connected to the<br />

local supervisor port.<br />

NDP<br />

Battery Backup: Details about the strategy configuration, time<br />

and date, and logged data are stored in RAM. A plug-in lithium<br />

cell provides power to maintain the data in the event of power<br />

failure, or the controller being switched off.<br />

Indicators: LED indicators for receive and transmit network<br />

current (RX, TX, both yellow) and Lan OK (OK - green) visible<br />

externally. See specification section for details.<br />

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4 <strong>IQ204</strong>/<strong>ADL</strong> Autodailling <strong>Controller</strong> <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Sheet</strong> TA200489 Issue 1/E 01/11/06

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