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Converging Systems Inc. 

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Rev.5.0.0  

 
 

Safety Information 

 
The 120-240vAC versions of this product are listed by the following testing laboratories 
 
 

 
 
 
 

For units with provided power cords, this warning needs to be provided. 
 
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, THIS EQUIPMENT HAS A GROUNDING TYPE PLUG THAT HAS A THIRD (GROUNDING) PIN. THIS PLUG WILL 
ONLY FIT INTO A GROUNDING TYPE OUTLET. IF THE PLUG DOES NOT FIT INTO THE OUTLET, CONTACT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN TO INSTALL THE 
PROPER OUTLET. DO NOT CHANGE THE PLUG IN ANY WAY. 
 
POUR REDUIRE LES RISQUES DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE, CET APPAREIL EST QUIPE D’UNE FICHE AVEC MISE A LA TERRE COMPORTANT UNE TROISIEME 
BROCHE (BROCHE DE TERRE). CETTE FICHE NE PEUT ETRE BRANCE QUE DANS UNE PRISE AVEC MISE A LA TERRE. S’IL N’EST PAS POSSIBLE DE LA 
BRANCHER DANS LA PRISE, FAIRE POSE UNE PRISE APPROPRIEE PAR UN ELECTRICIEN QUALIFIE. NE PAS MODIFIER LA FICHE. 
*UTILISER A L’INTERIEUR SEULEMENT 

FCC Statement 

The IMC-300MKII-xx Controllers have been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.  These limits 
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.  This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency 
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.  However, there is no guarantee that 
interference will not occur in a particular installation.  If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by 
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: 

●  Reorient or relocate the re

ceiving antenna. 

●  Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

 

●  Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

 

● Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help

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ICES 

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est confirme á la norme NNB-003 du Canada

 

 
 

Models 

 

100-240VAC versions 

 
IMC-300MKII-EM 

Master Controller  

IMC-300MKII-SL 

Slave Controller  

 

Ratings: 
Input:   

 

IMC-300MKII-EM: 

100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, Single Phase  

IMC-300MKII-SL: 

100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, Single Phase  

 
 

Load Capacity: 

ALL Models: 

     

2.1A (1/3 HP)  

 

 

Documentation Revision History 

 

Revision 

Date 

Description 

5.0.0 

3/28/2017 

New drawings 

5.0.1 

6/30/2017 

Updates for Calibration 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for IMC-300MKII-EM

Page 1: ...Converging Systems Inc CS Bus Controllers Intelligent Motor Controllers Models IMC 300MKII EM IMC 300MKII SL Version 5 0 1 ...

Page 2: ...INGLE GANG KEYPAD MOTOR MOVEMENT AND IR WALL PAD 16 A1 1 3 SINGLE GANG KEYPAD DECORA TYPE MOTOR MOVEMENT AND PRESETS TYPE 18 A1 2 1 HANDHELD 12 BUTTON INFRARED REMOTE 19 APPENDIX 2 21 TECHNICAL INFORMATION LOW VOLTAGE WIRING DIAGRAMS 21 THE IMC HAS BOTH LOW VOLTAGE CONNECTIONS AS WELL AS CS BUS CONNECTIONS REFER TO FOLLOWING DIAGRAM TO UNDERSTAND LOCATION OF PIN 1 ON ALL CONNECTORS 21 A2 1 LOW VOL...

Page 3: ...erference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television recep...

Page 4: ...d by a qualified electrician For supply connections use wires rated for at least 75 C WARNING FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME TYPE AND RATING OF FUSE Use Copper or Aluminum Conductors For indoor use only Do not connect Low Voltage to Line Voltage Power Article 725 54 a 1 Exception No 3 NEC or Canadian CE Code Handbook Rule 16 212 Sub rule 4 requires segregation between...

Page 5: ...N To Gnd Lug or alternative ground on mounting box Connect Ground to Grounding lug on IMC 300MKII xx housing Motor AC Wires RED Pin 1 on 3 pin plug Clockwise rotation to move upwards BLACK Pin 2 on 3 pin plug Counterclockwise motor rotation to move downwards WHITE Pin 3 on 3 pin plug Motor Neutral GREEN To Gnd Lug or alternative ground on mounting box Connect all Motor Grounds to Grounding lug on ...

Page 6: ...til requested to turn ON 3 Communication Low Voltage and CS Bus Wiring Instructions Multiple communication I Os are available within the IMC 300MKII EM controller Typically only form of communication should be used The choice depends upon your specific integration platform It is recommended that for most systems Internet Protocol IP should be used IP offers up to 328 ft runs from the control syste...

Page 7: ...connections 3 1 Ethernet Communication Wiring Directions Internet Protocol See Figure 3 above Directions a Prepare Ethernet communication wire Cat5 or better with RJ 45 connectors on each end Do not exceed the maximum run of 328 feet 100 meters b Plug one end of the above cable into the IP Connector on the IMC 300MKII EM Controller and the other end to a network switch through which control to a r...

Page 8: ...he master controller the IMC 300MKII EM Controllers is supported 3 3 CS Bus Connections for connection to keypads and to additional IMC 100MKII xx controllers See Figure 3 above Directions a Prepare communication wire with RJ 25 connectors on each end An RJ 25 connector is similar to traditional RJ 11 connector except it has 6P6C Straight wiring should be used i e 1 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 Pinouts a...

Page 9: ... EM controllers configured as slaves using CS Bus communication cabling In this case use the same type of cabling created in section a above and connect from CS Bus Port 1 on the first IMC 300MKII EM controller to Port 0 on the second IMC 300MKK SL Continue this wiring topology 1 to 0 0 to 1 throughout the system 3 1 STI LV and Door Connections See Figure 3 above and Figure 5 below Door Connection...

Page 10: ...er These templates can be automatically recalled by setting the on on board PCB DIP switches to the positions documented in Appendix 3 If a particular template is not re loaded then alternative programming is possible through the use of e Node Pilot Refer to Section 5 2 below for more information here 4 2 Customized Programming non DIP SWITCH programming See Appendix 6 for more information 5 Power...

Page 11: ...o IP connection is provided after __ seconds LED will switch to BLUE SLOW flash which means that alternative communication channels can be used to control device GREEN LED will flash FAST while a valid IP connections is being made Network connection made N A in this case Once valid IP connection is made led will change to SLOW GREEN flash Removal of Network connection GREEN LED will continue to Fl...

Page 12: ...igured with alias names a unique ID UID and can have their functionality reprogrammed using outside software tools Type of Interface Description Model Number Section Reference Mach II keypads with RJ connector 11 button keypad BSKP 2112 IMC 300 MKII model A1 1 1 11 button keypad BSKP 2110 BRIC MKI model A1 1 1 3 button keypads BSKP 2030 A1 1 2 5 button keypads BSKP 2050 A1 1 2 Paddle keypad BSKP 2...

Page 13: ... used in conjunction with one or more ILC 100x Intelligent Lighting Controller s the UP and DOWN buttons can also trigger particular lighting presets Depending upon how the BSKP 2000 keypads are programmed motors can be programmed to run independently or in conjunction with specific LED activity Consult the ILC 100 manual for more information here Figure 6 Zone Group Buttons top three rows 6 butto...

Page 14: ...d bi directional motor s with matching addresses to travel in that appropriate direction until the motor s reaches its desired fully UP or fully DOWN position Backlit LEDs To turn on the blue backlit LEDs on this keypad hold the button for one beep and then release To turn off the blue backlit LEDs hold the button for one beep and release Button Selecting the button before selecting either a i Spe...

Page 15: ...to follow a factory documented process after this reset to properly personalize the keypad for the correct operation The keypad may not work at all without this additional programming step The BSKP 2112 keypad can be programmed as follows Unless you have happened to have mis programmed a keypad or the keypad is not working you can try this factor reset procedure Mode Select Button Default from Fac...

Page 16: ...e programmed to run independently or in conjunction with specific LED activity Consult the ILC 100 manual for more information here BSKP 2030 BSKP 2050 Figure 7 Specific Activity Buttons Channel 1 UP DOWN The right pair of UP DOWN buttons activates one or connected motor controllers designated as Channel 1 to move those motor s in the selected direction In the factory default settings if you tap t...

Page 17: ...release the IMC Controller will activate a connected bi directional motor to travel in that appropriate direction until it reaches its desired fully UP or fully DOWN position Button Depress this button anytime while a motor moving and the motor will stop Infrared Receiver This is a built in Infrared Receiver to be used with compatible Infrared remote ...

Page 18: ...presets Depending upon how this series of keypads is programmed motors can be programmed to run independently or in conjunction with specific LED activity Consult the ILC 100 manual for more information here Figure 8 Specific Activity Buttons Channel 1 UP DOWN The UP DOWN buttons activate one or connected motor controllers designated as Channel 1 to move motor in the selected direction In the fact...

Page 19: ...uttons provided the specific functionality of the device will vary however the following directions will generally apply to all Converging Systems Infrared remotes Application Infrared remotes can control of one more intelligent motor controllers linked together When used in conjunction with non BRIC MKI controllers and one or more ILC x00x Intelligent Lighting Controller s the Channel 1 and Chann...

Page 20: ... Buttons Channel 2 UP DOWN The right pair of UP DOWN buttons activates one or connected Controllers designated as Channel 2 to move motor in the selected direction In the factory default settings if you tap the switch once in one of the applicable directions UP or DOWN and then release the selected Controller will activate a connected bi directional motor to travel in that appropriate direction un...

Page 21: ... Pin 2 Channel 1 input Pin 2 Pin 3 Channel 2 input Pin 3 Pin 4 Reserved A2 1 2 Low Voltage Switch currently not supported A2 2 Infrared Connections Note The IMC 300MKII series Controllers support external IR through a CS BUS connected BSKP 2110 2116 20302050 keypads No additional IR support is provided has a built in optional IR attachment connector A2 3 Intelligent Peripheral Connections A2 3 1 C...

Page 22: ...ication Wiring Wiring Note The preferred method of connection between multiple IMC 300MKII and IMC 100 and IRC 100 devices is to connect the Output Port 0 of one unit to the Input Port 1 of the next unit see directions under Section 3 1 above You should routinely use 8 conductor CAT5 wire and simply cut 1 pair the Brown and Brown White wires and therefore populate the RJ 25 connectors that are use...

Page 23: ...dvised that when more than one IMC 300MKII or IMC 100x Controller is interconnected one terminator is placed on one end of the bus and another terminator is placed on the other end of the bus It does not matter into which CS Bus port these terminators are connectors so long as they are at the very beginning of the bus and the very end of the bus RJ 25 connector terminator wiring See Figure 13 1 2 ...

Page 24: ...e Section 2 below for DIP switch settings for Masking Director units having an 8 position DIP switch on the motherboard O N 1 2 4 3 5 6 7 8 Figure 13 Note Not all cases are currently implemented Refer to last column for current status YES or NO Note a 0 indicates the DIP SWITCH is in the DOWN or OFF position a 1 indicates the DIP SWITCH is in the UP or ON position Auto Calibration Steps The IMC 30...

Page 25: ...ion Raise screen to fully retracted position 2 Raise mask to fully retracted position Raise mask to fully retracted position 3 With the new keypad marked 2112 or BSKP XXXX hit the button until the second beep occurs This will send a CALIBRATE command over the CS BUS to the system which will instruct the unit that all screens and masks are full retracted and in such position the door is safe to clo...

Page 26: ...oggle Chan C 03 03 ATBEMHV Master UP UP DOOR Yes Retract Home YES 04 04 EMHV UP UP UP Yes Toggle Chan C NO 05 05 EMH2V Master UP DOWN NO Retract Home NO 06 06 EMH2V Slave LEFT RIGHT NO Retract Home NO 07 07 EMH EMHC UP UP Retract Home NO 08 08 EMSNH UP DOWN NO STOP YES 09 09 Dual Masking EMHV UP RIGHT UP NO Toggle Chan C NO 10 0A 4WSN UP DOWN UP NO Toggle Chan C NO 11 0B 8 Way Slave LEFT RIGHT NO ...

Page 27: ... Converging Systems Inc Page 2 Rev 5 0 0 13 0D Director s Choice Master UP DOWN NO Toggle M S YES 14 0E Director s Choice Slave LEFT RIGHT NO STOP YES 15 0F ABTEMH UP UP Door Yes Retract Home YES ...

Page 28: ...CS Bus command syntax A Zone Group Node ZGN packet is defined as Z G N P CC Z Mandatory specifies the Zone number i e 0 is broadcast 1 255 possible zones G Mandatory specifies the Group number i e 0 is broadcast 1 255 possible groups N Mandatory specifies the Node number i e 0 is broadcast 1 255 possible nodes P Mandatory Function see commands listed under Function in Table 1 below CC Mandatory Fu...

Page 29: ... warranty repair Step Overview Detail ENFW 1 Discover IMC 300MKII If using a Windows Operating systems using Windows Explorer open the Network Tab and double click look on the IMC entry Note The IMC 300MKII Masking Director is currently supported by the Google Chrome browser should your computer use by default an alternative browser simply open the IMC 300 MKII Masking Director discovered above wi...

Page 30: ...ew Detail MOFW 1 Close e Node Pilot software In order to update MOT FW it is necessary to first close the e Node Pilot software if opened MOFW 2 Download Stewart Filmscreen provided MO tor firmware and run unzipped version Download and place on desktop where it can be easily found Unzip file if provided in zipped format Run executable Your file may look similar to this Select from the pulldown box...

Page 31: ... Converging Systems Inc Page 4 Rev 5 0 0 Next select the Select button and the firmware will be automatically upgraded ...

Page 32: ...between IMC 300MKII and local Ethernet Switch Ethernet Connection between local Ethernet Switch and computer running e Node Pilot software application Download of the latest version of e Node Pilot application unzipped and operating on your computer platform Step Setting Choices EN 1 e Node IP Address setting Set up the e node with an appropriate Static or Dynamic IP address Static or Dynamic Addr...

Page 33: ...ramming Step Setting Choices DV 1 Discover Devices Background Provided a DIP switch has been set within Appendix 3 IMC 300MKII controllers from the factory will auto populate with a specific shorthand name for any devices discovered Within Figure 5 below the ATBEMH configuration has been set through DIP switches and that alias name will appear However if a new motor configuration is desired that h...

Page 34: ...ote there is an e Node within the IMC 300MKII and that is for what the Discover e Node button is searching It is necessary that all devices motor controllers are i discovered and ii expanded before additional programming is possible Select the mark in front of each Device to expand the data fields After you select the mark the following expanded set of data fields becomes visible B DIP Switch sele...

Page 35: ...er a discrete Zone Group Node address for each Motor Controller Port identified above each should be unique These addresses should be entered under the BUS tab Typically the addresses should be set as follows Port Address Z G N Port A 1 1 1 Port B 1 1 2 Port C 1 1 3 Enter the Zone Group Node address separated by PERIODs and hit ENTER When the field turns BLUE you know the data has been successfull...

Page 36: ... Configuration Variable for all Motors Background Many variables exist for customized motor control Please refer to additional documentation provided for background on these variables Here are just some examples of new data variables that can be programmed DV 5 Save variable so that they can be retrieved reused in the future Select File Save Map File and name appropriately Note To reinstall saved ...

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Page 38: ...ed Screen Trigger Interface 2 channels typically channel 1 is for ON condition and Channel 2 is for alternative aspect ratio RS 232c Connection Through on board RJ 45 connector and external dongle Motor AC Connectors Three separate Motor Channels Channels A and B are associated with digital encoding circuity for masking purposes Channel C is an analog channel typically for door operation Motor Com...

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