DIGITIZE Q-MUX Bedienungsanleitung

Q-MUX

MULTIPLEX SYSTEM

Digitize, Inc.

158 Edison Road

Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey 0 849

Tel: (9 3) 663-1011 Part Number: 00226-0001

Fax: (9 3) 663-4333 Revision: F

E-mail: i[email protected] Issue Date: 05/11

Website: http://www.digitize-inc.com

Digitize, Inc.

158 Edison Road

Lake Hopatcong, NJ 0 849-221

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Table of Contents

1 What is the Q-Mux System?.....................................................................1-1

2 Components of a Q-Mux System .............................................................2-1

2.1 Q-EOL End-of-Line IDM ................................................................................................................. 2-1

2.2 Q-1C, Digital Input IDM................................................................................................................... 2-2

2.3 Q-1CL, Latched Input IDM .............................................................................................................. 2-3

2.4 Q-1R, Relay Output IDM.................................................................................................................. 2-4

2.5 Q-I/O, Input/Output IDM.................................................................................................................. 2-5

2.6 Q-SNP-EOL-O/C IDM ..................................................................................................................... 2-6

2. Q-SNP-RLY-FORM C IDM............................................................................................................. 2-

2.8 Q-SNP-TRIPLE IDM Mother Board ................................................................................................ 2-8

2.9 Q-SNP-16 IDM Mother Board.......................................................................................................... 2-9

2.10 Dual EOL IDM ............................................................................................................................. 2-10

2.11 EOL / Relay IDM.......................................................................................................................... 2-11

2.12 Q-Node Controller ........................................................................................................................ 2-12

2.13 Q-Mux IDM Programmer ............................................................................................................. 2-14

2.14 Q-Mux Node Utility Software....................................................................................................... 2-15

3 Considerations for a Q-Mux System ........................................................3-1

3.1 Type of Inputs Required.................................................................................................................... 3-1

3.2 Is Additional Power required when using Output IDMs? ................................................................. 3-1

3.3 Wire Type & Length ......................................................................................................................... 3-1

3.4 What is the Q-Node going to placed in and how will it be powered? ............................................... 3-2

3.5 Transient Protection .......................................................................................................................... 3-2

4 Setting up the 3505 Hardware ..................................................................4-1

4.1 Q-Mux Software Option ................................................................................................................... 4-1

4.2 RS-485 Configurator Bd ................................................................................................................... 4-1

4.3 RS-485 Line Driver Board and Rack ................................................................................................ 4-2

5 Setting up the 3505 Firmware...................................................................5-1

5.1 Password ........................................................................................................................................... 5-1

5.2 Setup Screen...................................................................................................................................... 5-2

5.2.1 Set Node Address....................................................................................................................... 5-2

5.2.2 Add/Chg/Del ID......................................................................................................................... 5-3

5.2.3 Set Tamper use .......................................................................................................................... 5-6

6 Getting the System Up and Running ........................................................6-1

Advanced Settings & Options .................................................................. -1

.1 Coded Output Capability................................................................................................................... -1

8 Trouble Shooting the Q-Mux....................................................................8-1

8.1 Questions to ask before Starting?...................................................................................................... 8-1

8.2 3505 Issues........................................................................................................................................ 8-1

8.3 Node Issues ....................................................................................................................................... 8-1

8.4 IDM Issues ........................................................................................................................................ 8-2

9 What is the Mystery Symbol?...................................................................9-1

10 Appendix A...........................................................................................10-1

00226-0001 Rev. F 05/11 1-1

1 What is the Q-Mux System?

Ty ical Q-Mux IDM

The Q-Mux is a low cost multiplex system. Two wires are used to power and communicate

serially to the ID modules (IDMs). Commands from the Q-Node to the ID modules take the

form of modulating the Buss voltages between 0 and 10v. The data returned from the

modules is in the form of increased Buss current. Each Q-node can control up to 99

mix/matched ID modules. Up to 32 Q-Nodes may be used in one system. Total range of the

Q-Mux system is 5,000 feet from the System 3505 to the last Q-Node and up to 5,000 feet

from the Q-Node to the last ID module. ID modules may be set to any address from 1 to 99.

Addresses are stored on an internal EEPROM and can be changed by the Q-Mux

Programmer.

Basic Com onents of a Q-Mux System.

What is the Q-Mux System? Digitize Inc.

1-2 00226-0001 Rev. F 05/11

The key components of the Q-Mux system are:

IDMs – ID modules are placed remotely in the field and communicate over a pair of

wires (TBUSS) with a Q-Mux Node controller. The IDM’s are powered by the same

wires it uses to communicate. Many different types of ID modules are available with both

input and output capabilities. The Q-Mux system is designed so that as many 99 IDM’s

can be connected on the same pair of wires (TBUSS).

TBUSS – The pair of wires extending from an Q-Node out to the field where the IDM’s

are remotely located. The TBUSS is low voltage and current limited. It both powers the

remote IDMs and is used to communicate with the IDMs.

Q-Node Controller- The Q-Node Controller creates the signals necessary to

communicate with the IDMs on a pair of ordinary wires.

Q-Mux Programmer – The Q-Mux Programmer is used to assign an ID number to each

of the IDM placed on a TBUSS.

Q-Mux Node Utility Software - Q-Mux Utility Software is a Q-Node diagnostic and

address PC utility. The software allows the user to test Q-Mux Nodes and Input or Output

devices connected to it from their computer and assign node addresses to the Q-Mux

Nodes.

Other items that are discussed are:

Style 3 – Term for a connection between the System 3505 and the Q-Nodes. This connection

is simply a pair of wires that connect the System 3505 to the Q-Nodes. The connection is

supervised at the System 3505, but a single break in the wires could interrupt communication

to the Q-Nodes.

Style 6 - Term for a connection between the System 3505 and the Q-Nodes. The System

3505 communicates with the Q-Nodes over two pairs of wires that forms a large loop. This is

an improved method of connecting the System 3505 to the Q-Nodes in that a single break

anywhere in the wires does not interrupt the communication to the System 3505. This

connection is also supervised and any break will be annunciated on the System 3505.

00226-0001 Rev. F 05/11 2-1

2 Components of a Q-Mux System

2.1 Q-EOL End-of-Line IDM

The Q-EOL IDM provides a direct interface between variable resistance inputs and the Q-

Node controller. The module is used to monitor fire alarm and security devices. A 1.43K

Ohm EOL resistor is included with the Q-EOL module.

Diagram of Q-EOL IDM

Digitize Part Number:

425182-0006

Dimensions:

1. 5in. long x .3 5 in. dia., 6” lead length

Power Requirements:

15 VDC @ 10 milliamps max.

Operating Environment:

Install in a dry, indoor environment.

Operating Temperature:

32°F-165°F

Operating Humidity:

0-95%, non-condensing

Approvals:

ETL Approved

What is this?? See Section 9.

Components Digitize Inc.

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2.2 Q-1C, Digital In ut IDM

The Q-1C IDM is a transponder compatible with Digitize’s Q-Mux multiplex system. The

module provides a direct interface between digital inputs and the Q-Mux Node controller.

The four-wire module connects to the TBuss (2-wires) and to the contact that is to be

monitored (2 wires). Any floating contact can be read by the Q-1C. The design eliminates

the limitation of gold-plated contacts.

Diagram of Q-1C IDM

Digitize Part Number:

425182-0008

Dimensions:

1. 5in. long x .3 5 in. dia., 6” lead length

Power Requirements:

15 VDC @ 10 milliamps max.

Operating Environment:

Install in a dry, indoor environment.

Operating Temperature:

32°F-165°F

Operating Humidity:

0-95%, non-condensing

Approvals:

ETL Approved

What is this?? See Section 9.

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