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Technical Manual 

Wireless CAN Bridge 500  (CB-500) 

 

Matric Technical Manual 185-0053, V8 

 

Page 9 of 12 

 

 
INSTALLATION: 

 

The Wireless CAN Bridge can be bolted directly to a control panel, or mounted to a DIN 
rail.  Remove the two decorative covers at the right and left ends of the lid to access the 
mounting holes for direct panel mount (or to attach the DIN rail clips).  See the 
Configuration section for instruction on removing the decorative covers. 

Use adequate material and fasteners when panel mounting the CAN Bridge unit with 
consideration to any vibration or shock the unit may experience.  Suggested 
specifications are listed below. 
 

Panel Fastener 

1/2 inch plywood 

5/8 x #8 wood screw 

1/8 inch aluminum 

10-32 machine screw to threaded hole or bolt 

1/2 inch plaster board 

Wall anchor with #6 machine screw 

 
 

CAUTION:  Many types of threadlock will weaken the plastic enclosure of the CAN 
Bridge.  Instead, use lock washers, or a threadlock that will not damage plastic (such as 
Premabond MM115) to secure mounting screws.  Do not over-torque panel mounting 
screws.  Use washers between the CAN Bridge and panel to protect the enclosure and 
provide a solid base for tightening mounting screws.   

 

A DIN rail mounting kit is included for attaching the Wireless CAN Bridge to either EN 
50-022 or EN 50-035 DIN rails.  The DIN rail mounts are attached to the same holes 
used for panel mounting. 

Summary of Contents for CB-500

Page 1: ...ireless link can communicate at a separation of up to 200 feet A full 64 node DeviceNet can be implemented depending on scan rates and frame density Since actual CAN messages are transferred the Wirel...

Page 2: ...Radio complies with FCC Part 15B no user license required Configuration Options Configuration via internal dip switches Radio link master or slave Standard versus extended CAN frame formats Host Inte...

Page 3: ...s than 200 feet separation without significant RF obstacles The actual transfer rate in any application is dependent upon the quality of the RF link Structural components such as steel walls or deckin...

Page 4: ...alidate agency approvals To access configuration switches first use a flat screwdriver to pry off the two decorative covers at the right and left ends of the lid Four pry slots are provided as shown b...

Page 5: ...stem must consist of only one Server master and only one Client slave per channel The Server is the initiator of the radio pair Before the radios link the Client will only listen for a Server and the...

Page 6: ...encountered retry count exceeded Note Both units must have this enabled for the feature to work properly Switches S2 5 6 Selects the number of retries The radio will retransmit an unsuccessful packet...

Page 7: ...hausted Scanner retries must be set at a level that mitigates data loss at the system level Strong Indicates the best data throughput Data packets are being transferred to the radio at a rate equivale...

Page 8: ...AN packets Power Indicator The power indicator implies the presence of electrical power It is a hardwired LED that does not indicate the quality of the power detected Heavy 50 100 of the available ban...

Page 9: ...ce Suggested specifications are listed below Panel Fastener 1 2 inch plywood 5 8 x 8 wood screw 1 8 inch aluminum 10 32 machine screw to threaded hole or bolt 1 2 inch plaster board Wall anchor with 6...

Page 10: ...uires a SELV power supply with power output intrinsically limited to under 8 amps at a maximum of 30VDC If a protective device is used with a power supply that exceeds this requirement it must be rate...

Page 11: ...ter Operation of this equipment in a residential environment is likely to cause harmful interference to other residential devices in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at...

Page 12: ...Technical Manual Wireless CAN Bridge 500 CB 500 Matric Technical Manual 185 0053 V8 Page 12 of 12 For technical support contact Matric 2099 Hill City Road Seneca PA 16346 814 677 0716 www matric com...

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