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Cisco Smart+Connected I/O Extender Reference Guide

OL-27368-01

  Requirements

Requirements

Prior to installing this product, ensure that: Ethernet network wiring is in installed and functioning. 

Mounting Options 

Before installing the Cisco I/O Extender, mount the device using one of the following options.

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Place it on a flat surface 

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Mount it on the wall 

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Mount it on a rack—front facing or back facing 

Flat Surface

Place the device on a flat surface, and connect the devices. 

Mount on a Wall (New Construction)

The device can mount to a 2-gang wall box. 

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Mount the 2-gang wall box. 

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Hang the device on the two (2) screws in the wall box front side up. 

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Connect the devices at the bottom of the device. 

Mount in a Rack

Front of Rack 

Step 1

Screw the rack mount ears to the front of the device. 

Step 2

Screw the device to the front of the rack. 

Back of Rack 

Step 1

Screw the rack mount ears to the back of the device. 

Step 2

Screw the device to the rails on the rack. If your rack has rear rails, this may be your best option. 

Summary of Contents for SCH-IO-EXT-8

Page 1: ...verview page 2 Package Contents page 2 Requirements page 3 Mounting Options page 3 Installation Instructions page 4 Front View LEDs and Other Features page 4 Rear View Input and Output Ports page 5 Installation Instructions page 4 Connecting the Devices page 6 Configuring the Cisco I O Extender page 9 Resetting the Device page 10 Using the Identification Button page 10 Specifications page 10 Regul...

Page 2: ...om residences or for residences with numerous devices Figure 1 Cisco I O Extender The Cisco I O Extender provides the following features Includes eight IR and four serial outputs Eight contacts and eight relays for expanded control in large residences Makes it possible to easily add control capability to new or existing systems Flexible rack or wall mounting options Provides expanded control optio...

Page 3: ...at Surface Place the device on a flat surface and connect the devices Mount on a Wall New Construction The device can mount to a 2 gang wall box Mount the 2 gang wall box Hang the device on the two 2 screws in the wall box front side up Connect the devices at the bottom of the device Mount in a Rack Front of Rack Step 1 Screw the rack mount ears to the front of the device Step 2 Screw the device t...

Page 4: ...the network connection into the Cisco I O Extender RJ 45 port labeled Ethernet Step 3 Power up the Cisco I O Extender Plug the Cisco I O Extender power cord provided into the Cisco I O Extender power plug port and then to an electrical outlet Step 4 Connect the system devices Follow the steps described in the Connecting the Devices on page 6 Front View LEDs and Other Features Figure 2 Front View 1...

Page 5: ... Ethernet connection 5 LED Indicators Status Data Link Power The LEDs on the front and back of the device are the same See the Front View LEDs and Other Features section on page 4 for details 6 Reset Button Recessed Reset button Use the end of a paper clip to press and reset the device 7 Contacts 8 sets Bottom Row Pluggable terminal block connectors for eight 8 dry contact closures logic input con...

Page 6: ...e of the wires required for your device into the appropriate opening in the pluggable terminal block you reserved for that device Figure 4 Step 2 Insert the wire as follows If using solid core wire push the wire into the hole below the slotted retention tab and ensure that it s tightly secured If using stranded wire push the slotted retention tab in using a small flat blade screwdriver Insert the ...

Page 7: ...ct Port The Cisco I O Extender provides four 4 contact ports for the pluggable terminal block provided See Figure 5 through Figure 7 to learn how to connect the device to a contact port Figure 5 Contact Port for Voltage Source e g Motion Sensor Note 12V and GND are used to power the Motion Sensor SIG and GND are used to detect the state of the Contact in the Motion Sensor Figure 6 Contact for Dry ...

Page 8: ...t to the Relay Port The Cisco I O Extender provides eight 8 relay ports For most applications attach one 1 wire to the common terminal and the other to the normally open terminal The Relay switches close when the Relay is activated The Cisco I O Extender can support applications that require a normally closed Contact Figure 8 Relay Port Normally Open ...

Page 9: ...n third party products that are controlled through IR commands usually using remote controls To provide a way for the Cisco Controller to control a device that only recognizes IR commands complete the following Procedure Step 1 Plug the 3 5 mm connector end of one of the 4 IR stick on emitters provided into an IR Out port on the Cisco I O Extender Step 2 Place the stick on emitter end over the IR ...

Page 10: ...ower cycle the Cisco I O Extender using the power button on the front of the device and hold the Identification button until the Data Link and Power LEDs are solid blue immediately release the button If during the boot sequence the Status LED stays Orange press and hold the Identification button until the LED blinks Blue and then release it Specifications Table 1 Cisco I O Extender Specifications ...

Page 11: ...nected Residential Products www cisco com go smartconnectedresidential docs Cisco Support www cisco com cisco web support Technical Documentaion Installation and Configuration Cisco Smart Connected Residential Installation and Configuration Guide Cisco RMS Installation and Administration Cisco Smart Connected Remote Management Console Administration Guide Cisco Smart Connected Remote Management Se...

Page 12: ...trademarks go to this URL www cisco com go trademarks Third party trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners The use of the word partner does not imply a partnership relationship between Cisco and any other company 1110R Any Internet Protocol IP addresses and phone numbers used in this document are not intended to be actual addresses and phone numbers Any examples command dis...

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