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Options and Functions: 

Function 

Option 

Action 

Faults 

None 

Select 

I/O Setup 

None 

Select 

Voltages 

None 

Select-View Only 

Neuron Version 

None 

View Only 

Operation Examples: 

Faults: 

Press the 

FUNC

 button until “Faults” is displayed. 

Press the 

SEL

 button until the curser is on the value to change (Clear, Mute, Fault number). 

Use the up and down 

arrows

 to scroll through the fault list.

If the curser is on the Clear or Mute, the up or down arrow clears or mutes the fault.

 

 

The 

OPT

 button has no use for Faults. 

I/O Setup: 

Press the 

FUNC

 button until “I/O Setup” is displayed. 

I/O number: 

Press the 

SEL

 button until the curser is on the I/O number. 

Use the up and down 

arrows

 to increment and decrement the I/O number. 

I/O options: 

Press the 

SEL

 button until the curser is on the I/O options. 

Use the up and down 

arrows

 to change the I/O to Supervised, Normal, or Disabled. 

Note: A Supervised input must include an EOL (end of line) resistor.  A Normal input does not 

need and EOL resistor. 

Voltages: 

Press the FUNC button until Voltages is displayed. 

Press the 

OPT

 button to select the various voltages to display. 

Note:  Voltages cannot be changed, they can only be monitored. 

Neuron Version: 

Press the FUNC button until Neuron Version is displayed. 

The Neuron version will be displayed. 

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Summary of Contents for n.FORM

Page 1: ...OPERATIONS MANUAL n FORM I O Expander RACK MOUNT Document Number 200 0009 Rev B...

Page 2: ...S CAPABILITIES WIRING General I O Configuring The System Using The System TEST PROCEDURE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE NOTICE table of contents 1 In the event of trouble please contact Name Address Phone Numb...

Page 3: ...y at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or...

Page 4: ...mounted controls should only be changed by Authorized Personel The system is provided with a Communication Security Level 0 which indicates no Security Level employed The following wiring connections...

Page 5: ...ll cover a minimum surface area equal to 8 of the overall side enclosure surface area Use UL2572 listed NAC Extenders driven by a N O dry contact and includes a N O dry contact fault output The UPS sh...

Page 6: ...ta cable with a Data In and Data Out port Features and Capabilities The n FORM I O Expander Rack unit includes many built in features that used to require separately purchased components Front panel b...

Page 7: ...D Indicators The LED indicators display various conditions and functions such as network activity and relay status See Using the System for detailed information 4 Buttons The buttons are used to make...

Page 8: ...ised 11 Inputs 9 12 Input 11 UPS AC Fault Input 12 UPS Battery Fault Inputs 9 10 are general purpose inputs supervised 12 Data In Out Connect an OP Data Out to the I O expander Data In Connect the I O...

Page 9: ...Wiring 4...

Page 10: ...rear panel terminal block for the connection of an optional UPS The UPS output would connect to the terminal block 24VDC to pin 2 and 24V COM to pin 3 When a UPS is not used jumpers In to Out and In...

Page 11: ...k OP for further wiring of OPs 2 Wire a ground wire from the I O Expander GND to the previous Relay Connection 1 Connect external equipment to the Aux Relays if applicable Relay R1 NC and C is reserve...

Page 12: ...the mute status The lower right displays fault or I O setup The FUNCTION button selects the function to be changed within each mode The OPT button selects the operation The up and down arrows increme...

Page 13: ...n until I O Setup is displayed I O number Press the SEL button until the curser is on the I O number Use the up and down arrows to increment and decrement the I O number I O options Press the SEL butt...

Page 14: ...a specialized internal microprocessor The LEDs labeled TX and RX indicate Neuron activity These LEDs will be flickering under normal operation FLT The FLT LEDs are indicators for system faults The CPU...

Page 15: ...he INPUTS LEDs are indicators for system inputs All inputs are for general use A blinking input LED indicates a fault has occurred Relays Relay R1 LED indicates a general fault When the LED is on no f...

Page 16: ...LED will go on solid 15 seconds after power up It will turn off after 5 seconds A steady red light will indicate there is a system error on the unit The RUN LED will start flashing 20 seconds after po...

Page 17: ...g should take place it is not an instruction on how to complete the testing Refer to the Operations System Manager and Configurator manuals for detailed information Testing should be performed monthly...

Page 18: ...instruction on how to complete the activities Maintenance should be performed monthly or more frequently if necessary 1 Inspect and clean if necessary all air vent openings 2 Inspect and replace if ne...

Page 19: ...for the product to comply with the requirements in the Standard for Control and Communication Units for Mass Notification Systems UL2572 certain programming features or options must be limited to spec...

Page 20: ...Revision Level Revision Date Description of Revision Revision Author A 8 30 18 Initial Release M Cook...

Page 21: ...orp and copyright protected No part of this manual can be copied used or distributed without prior authorization from Lencore Acoustics Corp Copyright 2018 Lencore Acoustics Corp 1 Crossways Park Driv...

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