Honeywell INTELLIGUARD 9000 - View Area Status

INTELLIGUARD 9000™
23 74-3047—1
CONNECT THE TRANSFORMER
The I9000 S
y
stem operates from a 120 Vac, 60 Hz or 230
Vac, 50 Hz source. Use a Class II
(
current limitin
g)
transformer that meets the electrical ratin
g
s in 74-3035,
Intelli
g
uard 9000 Specification Data. In the U.S. use a Silent
Kni
g
ht Model 4165 enclosure with a Model 9220 transformer
or listed e
q
uivalent. Connect one transformer to the ISP
power suppl
y
located in the I9000 CU and one per RIPS.
Refer to Fi
g
. 17 and follow all local re
g
ulations.
Cold Start
If the technician code is disabled, a cold start is necessar
y
:
1.
Remove power from the I9000 transformer.
2.
Open the housin
g
containin
g
the CU and disconnect the
batter
y(
ies
)
.
3.
On the ICP board, press and hold the
S1
button
(
see
Fi
g
. 17 for location
)
.
4.
While still pressin
g
the
S1
button, reappl
y
power to the
I9000 transformer.
This returns the I9000 to its default settin
g
s
(
technician ID =
00 and code = 9999
)
.
To chan
g
e software versions:
1.
Upload the s
y
stem parameters from the I9000 to a PC
usin
g
PRO 9000 software with a baud rate that matches
the I9000
(
see followin
g
note
)
. Make sure all of the
Tables to Read
items are marked with a
X
in the
pa
N
el/
R
ead
menu.
2.
Remove power, AC and batter
y(
ies
)
, and replace the
I9000 firmware
(
UVPROM
)
on the ICP II
(
8003-331
)
location XA3. Respect the orientation of the UVPROM.
3.
Perform a cold start. See Cold Start section
(
start with
step 3
)
.
4.
Set the I9000 baud rate to match the PRO 9000 soft-
ware baud rate
(
see followin
g
note
)
.
5.
Download the s
y
stem parameters from the PC to the
I9000 usin
g
PRO 9000 software. Make sure all of the
Tables to Write
items are marked with an
X
in the
pa
N
el/
W
rite
menu.
NOTES:
— For I9000 s
y
stems usin
g
I9000 EBI Orbix firm-
ware
(
8950-109
)
onl
y
the baud rate must be set.
The s
y
stem automaticall
y
enters into Remote
Pro
g
rammin
g
when polled b
y
the PRO 9000 soft-
ware. See the baud rate tables in the EBI RS-485
multi-drop wirin
g
dia
g
rams
(
Fi
g
. 21 or 22
)
for sup-
ported baud rates.
— For I9000 s
y
stems usin
g
I9000 SMP Protocol
firmware
(
8950-100
)
, use the CC2 to set 0 = SMP
1 = RPROG in the MODE/5-CONFIG/5-SYSTEM
menu to 1
(
remote pro
g
rammin
g)
before attempt-
in
g
to upload/download usin
g
the PRO 9000 soft-
ware. See the baud rate tables in the EBI RS-485
multi-drop wirin
g
dia
g
rams
(
Fi
g
. 21 or 22
)
for sup-
ported baud rates.
— Exit from the CC2 CONFIGURATION menu for
baud rate chan
g
es to become effective.
— Refer to 74-3046, Intelli
g
uard 9000 Pro
g
rammer’s
Guide for more information on remote pro
g
ram-
min
g
usin
g
the PRO 9000 software.
SYSTEM CHECKOUT
Run a final test of all electronics before pro
g
rammin
g
the
s
y
stem.
1.
When the entire s
y
stem is installed, use a voltmeter to
make sure each device receives power. The meter
should read 12.9 Vdc ±/- 4%
(
12.4V - 13.4V
)
across ter-
minals 1 and 2 of each device
(
ISP terminal numbers
differ
)
.
2.
If an
y
device does not receive power, use a continuit
y
tester to make sure there are no opens and shorts in the
wire connectin
g
it to the power suppl
y
. The power sup-
pl
y
ma
y
have shut down if the current drawn exceeded
the rated current of the power suppl
y
(
too man
y
devices
connected to its power output terminals
)
or if there is a
short on the line. When the situation is corrected, the
power suppl
y
recovers automaticall
y
.
3.
If there is continuit
y
but the volta
g
e is low, check the dis-
tance between the device and its power suppl
y
. It ma
y
be necessar
y
to add a power suppl
y
closer to the device
or increase the wire
g
au
g
e to reduce losses. See the
Additional Intelli
g
ent Power Supplies section.
4.
If the device is receivin
g
sufficient suppl
y
volta
g
e, but
does not function, replace the device and install a new
device as described in these instructions.
NOTE: Power down the whole s
y
stem
(
all ISPs, CUs and
RIPS
)
before replacin
g
a device.
5.
Learn each device.
NOTES:
— A device is
learned
when the CU records its
address or serial number.
— Learnin
g
ma
y
be replaced b
y
usin
g
the PRO 9000
software. See the Commission section, steps 1a.
throu
g
h 1c. for more information.
6.
Check the communication status for each device
(
refer
to the Commission section for more information
)
.
— F = COM fail.
— M = Mar
g
inal
(
Latched status, clear with Reset
Lo
g
command
)
.
7.
Disarm each area.
8.
Pro
g
ram the tables.
NOTE: Table pro
g
rammin
g
ma
y
be replaced b
y
usin
g
the
PRO 9000 software. See the Commission section for
more information.
9.
If the device receives sufficient volta
g
e but does not
respond while learnin
g
, refer to steps a. throu
g
h d. and
check the COM wirin
g
volta
g
e.
a. Measure the volta
g
e between ne
g
ative
(
TB1-1
except for ISPs
)
and TxRx- of each COM. For TxRx-
the volta
g
e should fluctuate between 0.8 and 1.3
Vdc at the CU and at the device. The differences are
due to the data transmitted.
b. Measure the volta
g
e between ne
g
ative
(
TB1-1
except for ISPs
)
and TxRx+ of each COM. The volt-
a
g
e should fluctuate between 2 and 4 Vdc at the CU
and at the device. The differences are due to the
data transmitted.
c. If the device has address switches, verif
y
that the
proper address has been set and that the
y
corre-
spond with those pro
g
rammed usin
g
PRO 9000.