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1.3. I/O range

Shows the DGP numbers with zone numbers and output numbers

associated to the DGP number.

1.4. Voltage

Operating voltage of the DGP.

1.5. Current

Current consumption of the IADS bus.

2. Device status

Provides a list with all modules indicating the zone number and IADS

module address, the IADS module category and module type.

As an example for an IADS PIR on the first address of DGP 1, the display

will show:

17/0,PIR,T0

Input No:

Six categories are defined in the system, which will be automatically

detected by the DGP. Per category there are several types to indicate a

sub group.

For I/O modules there are i.e. AD011, AD111 that are types T2 and T3

respectively.

Table 3. IADS category list

MISC Miscellaneous

PIR PIR modules

GLASS Glass break modules

CSMOKE Conventional smoke modules

ASMOKE Analog addressable smoke modules

IO I/O modules

Modules not known to the system (not learned) will show as "Not used".

A "$" in front of the module category indicates that the module holds

settings other than default settings. When modules share the same

address by accident, the text "Multiple modules" is shown. Check the

address settings of the modules to cancel the fault.

To scroll through the list, use ENTER or MENU. Press 0 ENTER to exit.

Press <zone number> ENTER to get detailed status information for a

module. Use ENTER or MENU to scroll through the module-range. To

exit press 0 ENTER.

3. Device settings

Shows a selection list as in menu 2. Press <zone number> ENTER to

enter the configuration menu. Now all configuration locations can be

entered. Use the MENU key to toggle between value or bit presentation.

Using value presentation, enter a decimal value between 0 and 255.

Using bit presentation, press the bit number (1 to 8) to toggle the bit

between 0 and 1. See the module manual for information regarding the

available settings.

Press ENTER to move to the next location.

4. Reset settings

Shows a selection list as in menu 2. Press <zone number> ENTER to

reset the module setting for a specific module. Confirmation is required

before the settings are reset to factory defaults. When the settings are

unknown, all locations will be set to 0.

5. Learn mode

Equal to shortening the JP2 jumper for a few seconds. Will enter the

learn mode by which modules become known to the system. Press

MENU to start. The learn mode sequence can take some time. While in

learn mode, the DGP will show "DGP is learning, please wait". Do not

leave this menu before the learning has ended.

6. DGP mode (+ Protocol Mode)

Select the DGP mode. The DGP mode can be set by pressing the MENU

key to:

• 1 DGP address: allows for a total of 16 inputs and 16 outputs.

• 1 DGP + expansion: allows for 32 inputs and 16 outputs.

• 2 DGP addresses: allows for 32 inputs and 32 outputs. Required

also for polling to be enabled for the DGP address selected by the

DIP-switch and the next higher DGP address (total of 2 DGP

addresses).

Press Enter to set the protocol mode.

The protocol mode must be set to standard. In the future the extended

protocol will be used for new features.

7. Factory defaults

Returns all settings to factory defaults including all module settings.

Confirmation is required before the settings are reset to factory

defaults. During defaulting, the message "DGP is DEFAULTING, Please

wait" will show in the display. Do not leave this menu until the

defaulting process has been finished.

Technical specifications

Power supply (CON1)

10.5 – 13.8 V

Supply current

(at 13.8 V ± 5%)

53 mA (no IADS module connected)

IADS DGP power

supply (CON2)

9.9 – 13.2 V+additional data pulses

Max IADS DGP output

current

(at 13.2V ± 5%)

154 mA (Max Unit load 512)

Dimensions 80 x 90 mm

Weight 160 g

Temperature +10 to 50°C

Relative humidity 95 %

 When using an external power supply, provide power through a

fused power supply output (13.8 V 1 A max)

ATS129

DGP adressabl

Introduction

Le DGP ATS1290 fait office d’interface entre le bus RS485 de la

centrale ATS et un bus IADS (Intelligent Addressable Device System

bus). Le DGP IADS permet, via des communications bidirectionnelles à

2 fils, de relier jusqu’à 32 détecteurs IADS adressables. L’ATS1290 a été

conçu pour être intégré dans le bus RS485 de la centrale ATS afin

d’étendre l’accès à des périphériques adressables. Une centrale ATS

peut gérer 15 DGPs ATS1290 au maximum.

Montage de l’unité

Le circuit imprimé ATS1290 peut être monté sur tout boîtier série ATS

prenant en charge le format BB.

Connexions CON1 (voir fig. ,  et )

COMMS

Alimentation 12 V CC. Il est fortement conseillé

d’alimenter l’ATS1290 séparément lorsqu’il se trouve à

plus de 100 mètres du périphérique le plus proche.

Consultez la section DGP distant. L’utilisation d’une

alimentation externe nécessite une sortie d’alimentation

à fusibles (1 A fast).

COMMS

D+

D -

Raccordement du bus de données ATS. Suivant le type

de câble utilisé, ces unités peuvent être installées à

1.5 km de la centrale ATS. Reportez-vous au guide

d’installation de la centrale ATS pour plus de détails.

TAMP

Entrée auxiliaire d’autoprotection. Utilisez des

contacteurs normalement fermés.

 En fonction du type de boîtier utilisé, vous pouvez soit utiliser

l’autoprotection disponible sur le circuit imprimé ou connecter

une autoprotection externe.

CON10 (voir fig. , )

Masse. Raccordez le blindage du câble ATS COMMS. Raccordez le

blindage à l’autre extrémité du câble à la masse. Reportez-vous au

guide d’installation de la centrale ATS. Ceci ne s’applique pas à un

éventuel blindage du bus IADS.

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