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USER GUIDE

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MATRIX Series

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table of contents

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1MATRIX SERIES INTRODUCTION

Tools Required........................................................................................................ 4

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ......................................................................................... 4

STATIC DISCHARGE PRECAUTIONS ................................................................... 4

MISCELLANEOUS PRECAUTIONS ....................................................................... 4

2PRODUCT MOUNTING

Enclosure Cover...................................................................................................... 5

3HARDWARE LAYOUT

Power Requirements..............................................................................................7

Led Indication ......................................................................................................................................................7

4COMMUNICATION CONNECTIONS

Ethernet Network .................................................................................................. 8

Cable Type and Length..................................................................................................................................... 8

EIA-485 Network .................................................................................................... 9

Connecting EIA-485 Networks ....................................................................................................................... 9

Network Termination and Biasing ................................................................................................................ 9

LED Indication ....................................................................................................................................................10

5PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

EIA-485 Connections............................................................................................ 11

Ethernet Connection............................................................................................ 11

Product Setup andConfiguration...................................................................... 11

CPU .......................................................................................................................... 11

Power Requirements............................................................................................ 11

Operating Conditions .......................................................................................... 11

Agency Approvals ................................................................................................. 11

MATRIX Series | MATRIX Series Introduction

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1 MATRIX Series Introduction

The following document provides general information relative to the hardware installation of the MATRIX

Series Area Controller hardware. Please read through this document carefully before proceeding with the

hardware installationprocess.

Unpack your Aspect MATRIX Series Area Controller and inspect the contents for damaged or missing items.

Included in this package, you should find the following items:

•MATRIX Series Area Controller

•MATRIX Series Controller Hardware Installation Guide (this document)

Tools Required

The following tools and supply may be required for installation:

•Small flat-bladed screwdriver - for field-bus and power connectors

•Drill - for mounting the product onto awall

•Wire-strippers - for terminating EIA-485connections

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Note: All equipment must be installed in accordance with NEC and local codes. For more information on local codes,

please check state/local regulations in your area.

Caution: To prevent damage to any of the electrical components of this product and to ensure that it continually

operates, do not attempt to alter any componentry.

STATIC DISCHARGE PRECAUTIONS

WARNING: Follow the precautions provided specific to static discharge.

Static discharge can produce voltages high enough to damage electronic circuits and components. The

microprocessor and associated circuitry are sensitive to static discharge. Follow these precautions while

working with the product during service and installation:

Work in a static-free environments

Discharge any static electricity you may have accumulated by touching a known, securely grounded

object.

Do not handle the printed circuit board (PCB) without proper protection against static discharge. Users should handle

PCB components while wearing a ground bracelet or strap (connected to Earth ground).

MISCELLANEOUS PRECAUTIONS

Note: Do not apply this product to aerospace systems, mainline communication systems, nuclear power control

systems or medical equipment involved in life support that require high reliability and safety, as it is not

intended for such use or application.

Note: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation of this equipment is subject to the following

conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

MATRIX Series | Product Mounting

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2 Product Mounting

The Aspect MATRIX Series Area Controller ships with an approved enclosure consistent with most electrical

standards and regulations. It is intended for indoor applications only and should be installed in a location that

is dry, away from direct sunlight and free from excessive dust, vibration, and electrical interference. Mount the

product in a location that allows clearance for ease of wiring and service. Use the two keyhole- style screw

holes located on the back of the enclosure for assistance with mounting. The product is capable of being

mounted on a DIN rail by installing the provided mounting bracket.

ENCLOSURE COVER

The enclosure cover of the product is designed to be removed for servicing the device. The cover is removed

by unscrewing the single screw in the cover then lifting the cover away from the base as shown. Care should

be taken when removing the cover on a mounted unit to prevent it from being dropped and damaging the

cover.

MATRIX Series | Hardware Layout

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3 Hardware Layout

Below is an illustration of the hardware layout of the product. The device includes connection ports for Main

Power, EIA-485 network connectivity and Ethernet connectivity. Depending on the model of MATRIX Series

Area Controller you have purchased, your application may involve using one of the or both EIA-485 network

ports.

Figure 1-4 - Aspect MATRIX Series Area Controller Board Layout

MATRIX Series | Hardware Layout

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POWER REQUIREMENTS

This product requires a transformer capable of providing 24VAC power to the product. Use of a UL listed 24VAC

transformer is recommended.

To connect power, use the supplied two-position terminal plug. The output leads from the transformer should

be connected to the terminal plug. The terminal plug is then connected into the socket marked J1 on the PCB.

American Auto-Matrix recommends using 18AWG cable for power wiring.

Figure 1-5 Connecting Power to MATRIX Series Area Controller

WARNING: Do not share the power source for Aspect MATRIX Series MAX Area Controller with other

devices. Damage to the product as a result of improper power and wiring will void product

warranty.

LED INDICATION

The PCB of the product includes diagnostic LEDs, providing user feedback when power has been connected to

the device. When power is connected, all three of the LEDs should be illuminated. The power diagnostic LEDs

are located near port 1’s terminal block switches.

Figure 1-6 Power LEDs on Aspect MATRIX Series Area Controller PCB

MATRIX Series | Communication Connections

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4 Communication Connections

Communication connections should be made with care. To avoid conflicts with existing networks, it is

recommended all communication configuration of the product be performed prior to connecting physical

media from the building automation system. Refer to Aspect Studio On-Line Help System for additional

information.

Caution: It is recommended that all software configuration be performed prior to physically connecting this to any

associated communication product networks.

ETHERNET NETWORK

Ethernet is a high-speed network layer widely used in commercial buildings. This product includes an on- board

Ethernet adapter, allowing users communicate with the device for product setup, as well as for building

automation routines and applications. The Ethernet network interface is located on the single board computer

card.

The on-board Ethernet network interface supports 10Base-T (10Mbps) and 100Base-T (100Mbps) Ethernet

connections. The product will automatically switch to 100Base-T operations if other devices and cabling

connected to the same subnetwork support this

CABLE TYPE AND LENGTH

Use an approved Category 5 (CAT5) Ethernet patch cable with RJ-45 plugs to connect the product to an

Ethernet switch or hub. Use professionally manufactured cables to assure reliable transmission rates and

connectivity between devices. Category 5 wiring is typically limited to about 100 meters (320 feet).

Figure 1-7 Standard Ethernet Connection Pinout

MATRIX Series | Communication Connections

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EIA-485 NETWORK

The EIA-485 network ports are used to accommodate serial network protocols that utilize two-wire, shielded-

twisted pair cabling - such as BACnet MS/TP, American Auto-Matrix PUP, and Modbus RTU. Terminals for EIA-

485 network connections are located on the left side of the controller board and are labeled J2 and J3. Each

terminal has a connection for Network Positive (N+), Network Negative (N-), and Signal Ground Reference Wire

(SG, commonly used for serial networks that utilize a reference wire for electrical stability).

The Matrix Area Controller should be installed at an electrical end of the EIA-485 network. Avoid network

topologies where the network is “t-tapped” or “starred”.

CONNECTING EIA-485 NETWORKS

Connect the serial network to the determined EIA-485 port. Be sure to maintain network polarity at all times.

Failure to do so can result in loss of network communications. For protection against ground loops or noise,

connect the drain wire of the 485 network wire to a reliable earth ground.

N+

N-

Figure 1-8 MS/TP Network Connection

NETWORK TERMINATION AND BIASING

Adjacent to each EIA-485 port is a two-position switch block, which applies termination and biasing to your

485 network. To enable either termination (TERM) or biasing (BIAS), configure the respective switch towards

the ON (Up) position.

When applying termination, be certain that it is applied at both ends of your EIA-485 network at the two end

devices. In termination applications, biasing should also be enabled to ensure proper idle state voltage.

Figure 1-9 Termination and Biasing Switches and LED Indicators

MATRIX Series | Communication Connections

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LED INDICATION

Located below the network termination and biasing switches is a set of diagnostic LEDs that can be useful for

troubleshooting network communication problems.

Figure 1-10 Network Diagnostic LEDs

Table 1-1: EIA-485 LED Diagnostics

LED Position

Notes

TXD

This LED will flash anytime data is transmitted by the

Matrix Area Controller to the field bus network. On an

active network, this light should flash anytime the

device passes a network token to another device or

routes a request made by another device.

RXD

This LED will flash anytime data is received by the

Matrix Area Controller from the field bus network. On

an active network, this light should flash anytime

there is activity on the network.

PERR

This LED will flash upon the event a parity error occurs

on the network. A parity error is caused by a mismatch

between the calculated checksum and value received

with the packet. The most common reason for a

packet error is if more than one unit is attempting to

communicate on the network at once, indicating the

presence of a duplicate token or duplicate address.

BERR

This LED will flash upon the event a byte error occurs

on the field bus network. A byte error is caused when

information is lost during network communications,

and is detected in the start, stop, or data bit timings.

The most common reason for a byte error is due to

devices attempting to communicate on the network

at different baud rates.

Note

This product utilizes native EIA-485 communication drivers. Therefore, all network communications to field-

devices should occur over specified network media as outlined in American Auto-Matrix product

documentation. The use of media converters (such as Serial-to-Ethernet modems) not certified or sold by

AAM is discouraged.

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