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CLSS Gateway mainboard Board Layout Overview
2.3.1 Connecting Interfaces
Figure 2.1
uses numbered labels to show the location of the interfaces for connections.
This manual uses these numbered labels at various places for your convenience.
The table below uses these numbered labels to describe the type and usage of the
interfaces.
Table 2.1: CLSS Gateway mainboard Interface Details
Number
in the
Figure
Interface
Type
Label
Name
Usage
1 Ethernet 1 J4 Primary Ethernet port (Eth1) that can permanently connect the
CLSS Gateway mainboard board with the CGW-MB services or
a Modbus client/server.
The Ownership Code (OC) on it confirms the ownership of the
board. It should be registered in the CLSS Site Manager during
the first time installation of the CGW-MB.
Cable: CAT 5 standard Ethernet cable with RJ45 connector
2 Ethernet 2 J3 Secondary Ethernet port (Eth0) providing a TCP/IP connection
to a configuration computer.
Cable: CAT 5 standard Ethernet cable with RJ45 connector
3 RS-485B P5 Receives the alarm data and device data from an RS-485 port
of a panel.
4 RS-485A P1 Receives the alarm data and device data from an RS-485 port
of a panel.
5 UART/TTL P4 Receives the alarm data and device data from a UART/TTL port
of a panel.
6 NUP
(RS-232)
P7 Transfers fire-related and device-related data from the panel to
the CLSS Site Manager through the CLSS Gateway mainboard.
It also helps in administering the fire detection system.
Connects the CLSS Gateway mainboard board to a panel’s RS-
232 port.
If the connected panel supplies power, the CLSS Gateway
mainboard would get power from the panel through the RS-
232 port.
7 Power P2 Connects to an external 24-volt DC power when required. It
uses a power-limited, regulated, power-supply-listed
connection for fire-protective signaling.
Twisted-unshielded pair, 12 to 18 AWG (3.31 mm² to 0.82 mm²)
It is used only when the CLSS Gateway mainboard board is
connected with:
• A network card
or
• When power is not supplied to the NUP connector
8 USB J5 Receives the alarm data and device data from a USB port of a
panel.
9 Wireless
Aerial
E4 Wireless antenna
10 Cellular 4D 40-pin connector for the compatible cellular module.