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INKA, IOR, REPO & LINK 

3.5 Power Mode 

 
For longer battery life, INKA and IOR can be configured to go into 

power save mode

 when the AC/DC 

adapter is not connected, and when mains power is lost.  
 
Power save mode is only intended for supervision of wired inputs 1-3. Inputs 4 and 5 are not available 
for use, and no radio messages can be received in power save mode.  
 
Please note that no battery alarms or radio test alarms are sent in power save mode.  
 
When running on mains power with the AC/DC adapter connected, INKA and IOR are always in 
normal power mode with all functionality enabled. REPO and LINK are always in normal power mode. 
 
The 

power mode 

parameter is found in the 

miscellaneous

 section under the 

preferences 

tab in IOR 

Programmer. 
 

INKA 
IOR 

Enable 

power save mode

 

Select “Yes/Function in” in list box 301 

 

INKA 
IOR 

Disable 

power save mode

 

Select “No/Function off” in list box 301 

 
See section 2.2.8 for jumper configuration of the power mode. 
 
 

3.6 Battery Charge Duration 

 
IOR, REPO and LINK are equipped with a rechargeable battery for power back-up in case of AC 
power failure. When one minute has passed after the power to the unit is turned on, the unit starts to 
charge the back-up battery. The duration of the charging is configurable.  
 
The 

battery charge duration 

parameter is found in the 

miscellaneous

 section under the 

preferences 

tab in IOR Programmer. 
 

IOR 
REPO 
LINK 

Configure the battery charge duration 

Enter the desired time (in hours) in text 
box 306 

 

 

Technical Handbook for the IOR Family (firmware v20.x), document number NE41 06007-02 v1.0 

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Summary of Contents for INKA

Page 1: ...7 IOR Family Technical Handbook ...

Page 2: ...Wired Input 1 3 18 2 2 3 Input Mode for Wired Input 4 5 18 2 2 4 Receive All Codes 18 2 2 5 Maximum Number of Hops 18 2 2 6 Transmission Delay 19 2 2 7 Output Mode 19 2 2 8 Power Mode 19 3 Event Handling 20 3 1 Radio Reception IOR REPO and LINK 20 3 1 1 Radio Codes 20 3 1 2 Connecting Alarm Transmitters to IOR REPO and LINK 20 3 1 3 Fixed Input 21 3 1 4 Receive All Codes 21 3 2 Wired Input INKA an...

Page 3: ...e 33 3 5 Power Mode 34 3 6 Battery Charge Duration 34 3 7 Technical Alarms 35 3 7 1 Radio Test Alarm 35 3 7 2 Battery Alarm INKA IOR and REPO 35 3 7 3 Mains Failure 36 3 7 4 Mains return 36 Technical Handbook for the IOR Family firmware v20 x document number NE41 06007 02 v1 0 3 ...

Page 4: ...instruction of how to make the programming Configuration can be done in two ways 1 Mounting or removing jumpers on the PCB inside the unit 2 Programming from a computer with NEAT Programming Unit NPU A programming instruction for the NPU can have an appearance as below INKA IOR REPO Send mains failure alarm Choose Yes function on in list box 303 Technical Handbook for the IOR Family firmware v20 x...

Page 5: ...ly monitor a level or just take a sample value when one of the other inputs is activated INKA has the appearance as in the picture below The size of the plastic cover is 65 x 65 x 23 mm not including the mounting flanges The width with the mounting flanges is 89 mm and the distance between the mounting holes is 76 mm Under the lid there are two batteries size AAA LR03 There is also a LED a button ...

Page 6: ... The output can be configured to have a pulse toggle or static function IOR has the appearance as in the picture below The size of the plastic cover is 65 x 65 x 23 mm not including the mounting flanges The width with the mounting flanges is 89 mm and the distance between the mounting holes is 76 mm Under the lid there is a rechargeable 3 6V NiMH battery There is also a LED a button and 6 jumpers ...

Page 7: ... the appearance as in the picture below The size of the plastic cover is 65 x 65 x 23 mm not including the mounting flanges or the external antenna The width with the mounting flanges is 89 mm and the distance between the mounting holes is 76 mm The length of the antenna is 52 mm Under the lid there is a rechargeable 3 6V NiMH battery There is also a LED a button and 6 jumpers for basic configurat...

Page 8: ...s the appearance as in the picture below The size of the plastic cover is 65 x 65 x 23 mm not including the mounting flanges The width with the mounting flanges is 89 mm and the distance between the mounting holes is 76 mm Under the lid there is a rechargeable 3 6V NiMH battery There is also a LED a button and 6 jumpers for basic configuration of the unit Power switch Rechargeable battery Jumpers ...

Page 9: ... 4 DC Connector for the AC DC adapter Also used for programming with NPU 1 3 4 LINK Connector Type Marking Function Power 4 4 DC Connector for the AC DC adapter Also used for programming with NPU Output 8 8 OUT Connector for wired equipment controlled by the LINK 1 4 Power Switch By putting the switch at the top of the unit in the left position the unit is turned ON Please note that it is not enou...

Page 10: ...NK are powered by an external AC DC adapter A rechargeable NiMH battery inside the units works as a backup during mains power failure The unit can run 4 days on the backup battery when it is fully charged 1 7 AC DC Adapter The AC DC adapter shall be installed in an ordinary AC mains outlet European type The voltage in the outlet shall be between 100 VAC and 240 VAC Please use only the specified ad...

Page 11: ... the input connector See image below Note that inputs 4 and 5 are not available when running INKA or IOR on batteries in power save mode see section 3 5 The connected alarm sensors may be powered from INKA and IOR The unregulated voltage from the AC DC adapter is supplied between pin 1 and pin 8 in the input connector With the standard AC DC adapter from NEAT this voltage is 5 9VDC A total of 250 ...

Page 12: ...N position The power supply voltages in the input connector are also present on the same pins in the output connector The description from section 1 8 is repeated here for your convenience The unregulated voltage from the AC DC adapter is supplied between pin 1 and pin 8 in the output connector With the standard AC DC adapter from NEAT this voltage is 5 9VDC A total of 250 mA may be drawn from pin...

Page 13: ...installation manual from www neatelectronics com Install the program by using the installation manual before connecting the NPU 2 1 1 2 Using the NPU To connect the NPU follow the instructions below Connect the AC adapter to the NPU Connect the NPU to the USB port on the computer by the USB cable Connect the NPU to DC connector on the bottom side of INKA IOR REPO or LINK Switch on the unit to be c...

Page 14: ... 106 118 117 107 108 109 110 Explanation of controls 101 108 Radio ID codes for external equipment 109 Radio ID code used by equipment sending specifically to this unit 110 Indicates whether all radio codes or only pre programmed 101 109 shall be received 111 118 Push buttons for receiving radio ID codes 121 130 Activation of relay output 131 140 Radio transmission and choice of radio ID code for ...

Page 15: ...Alarm type for outgoing alarm 251 252 Threshold voltage for analog input in analog threshold mode 253 Indicates whether analog inputs shall trig above or below threshold voltage The fields in the upper portion of the screen are arranged in rows Farthest to the left the number of a wired input is written The first text field in the row determines the criteria for when the input will be trigged and ...

Page 16: ...rs 307 Out passage delay s 308 In passage delay s 309 Pulse activation time for relay s 311 Number of short packages in outgoing radio messages 312 Number of long packages in outgoing radio messages 313 Transmission delay s 314 Maximum number of hops 315 Same code inhibit time s 316 Disable acknowledge for incoming messages 323 Transmission delay according to jumper settings field 313 is ignored 3...

Page 17: ... Overview An overview of the jumper settings is given in the table below Jumper Product Model Description INKA IOR Input mode for wired input 1 see section 2 2 2 J1 REPO LINK Receive all radio messages see section 2 2 4 INKA IOR Input mode for wired input 2 see section 2 2 2 J2 REPO Maximum number of hops see section 2 2 5 INKA IOR Input mode for wired input 3 see section 2 2 2 J3 REPO Maximum num...

Page 18: ...See section 3 2 2 for details J4 J5 Input Mode OFF OFF Digital mode normally open OFF ON Analog threshold mode ON OFF Analog sample mode 2 2 4 Receive All Codes Jumper J1 in REPO and LINK can be used to configure whether all radio messages or only those with pre programmed radio codes shall be received See section 3 1 4 for details Jumper ON mounted OFF not mounted J1 Receive only pre programmed R...

Page 19: ...etails J4 J5 Output Mode OFF OFF Pulse mode OFF ON Toggle mode ON OFF Static mode Static mode means that the relay never changes state unless a special maneuver message is received from for example home care phone NEO 2 2 8 Power Mode The power mode can be configured by setting jumpers J6 in INKA and IOR See section 3 5 for details Jumper Power Source ON mounted OFF not mounted AC DC adapter Norma...

Page 20: ...dio message is intended for one specific receiver the fixed input ID code of the receiver is sent instead of the ID code of the transmitter 3 1 2 Connecting Alarm Transmitters to IOR REPO and LINK There are 8 radio positions in IOR REPO and LINK In each position one transmitter ID code can be programmed When the ID code of a received radio message matches the ID code of one of the 8 radio position...

Page 21: ...eceived radio messages and the ID code of a received message does not match any of the ID codes in position 1 8 nor the fixed input ID code then the actions configured for all codes will be performed IOR REPO LINK Configure the unit to receive all radio messages regardless of the ID code Select Yes in list box 110 IOR REPO LINK Configure the unit to receive pre programmed ID codes only Select No i...

Page 22: ...1 Digital Input The equipment connected to a digital input works as a switch between the input and ground see image below If the input is configured as normally open the input is trigged each time that the switch is closed If the input is configured as normally closed the input is trigged each time that the switch is opened Now we return to the example with an INKA and a magnetic contact Assume th...

Page 23: ... list box 204 or 205 See section 2 2 3 for jumper configuration of the input mode for wired input 4 5 In analog threshold mode the voltage on the input port is constantly supervised When the voltage reaches a pre defined level the input is trigged The voltage level at which the input is trigged is called threshold voltage and can be configured individually for each analog input It is also possible...

Page 24: ...on of alarm type 3 2 3 Out Passage Delay It is possible to configure the unit to wait a certain time before inputs can be trigged when the unit is turned on This delay is called out passage delay It may be helpful for care personnel when leaving a patient s room where there is a door alarm mounted on the door For example if the out passage delay is configured to 10 seconds then the door can be ope...

Page 25: ...ime The time that the relay remains in its ON position during the Pulse relay action is determined by the Pulse activation time parameter under the preferences tab in IOR Programmer IOR REPO LINK Configure the output relay to stay in its ON position during 5 5 seconds when the Pulse relay action is performed Enter 5 5 in text box 309 3 3 2 Relay Action when Wired Input is Trigged The relay action ...

Page 26: ...tput relay to switch ON and then OFF hen a radio message is received in position 1 8 Select Pulse relay in list box 121 128 It is possible to configure the relay action when a radio message with the fixed input ID code is received IOR REPO LINK Configure the behavior of the output relay when a radio message is received with the fixed input ID code Select None Relay on Relay off Toggle relay or Pul...

Page 27: ...end 1st fixed An alarm is transmitted using the first fixed ID code Send 1st 5th fixed An alarm is transmitted using the first fixed ID code if wired input 1 was trigged the second fixed ID code if wired input 2 was trigged etc The parameters for radio transmission when a wired input is trigged are configured in the fields of the column radio transmission under the wired input tab The resulting ra...

Page 28: ...sion when a radio message is received are configured in the fields of the column radio transmission under the radio input tab The resulting radio code that will be transmitted is displayed in the fields of the column code under the radio input tab IOR REPO Configure the unit to transmit a radio alarm using fixed ID code 1 5 when a radio message is received in position 1 5 Send 1st 5th fixed in lis...

Page 29: ...chosen then the home care will use the alarm type configured in the INKA IOR or REPO Any alarm type in the list can be chosen for transmitted alarms Each alarm type has its own meaning but it is up to the user that configures the unit to make sure that the correct alarm type is used When input 4 is configured as analog sample choose alarm type measurement data for input 1 See section 3 2 2 for a d...

Page 30: ... short or long The maximum number of short and long radio packages can be configured individually with IOR Programmer The short packages are always transmitted before the long packages Each package in the same message contains the same information but only long packages can be received by battery powered equipment and portable transceivers TREX or HOME Each short package takes approximately 60 ms ...

Page 31: ...f acknowledge messages Check box 316 INKA IOR REPO Enable transmission of acknowledge messages Uncheck box 316 3 4 5 In Passage Delay To avoid sending unnecessary alarms it is possible to configure a delay before an alarm is sent when a wired input is trigged This delay is called in passage delay and may be helpful for care personnel entering through a door with a door alarm If the unit is turned ...

Page 32: ... each unit As an example if four REPO units are configured to receive all radio messages and retransmit them then the first REPO can have a transmission delay of 0 seconds the second REPO can have a transmission delay 0f 2 5 seconds the third 5 0 seconds and the fourth 7 5 seconds If acknowledge is disabled see section 3 4 4 then the transmission delay must be at least 2 5 seconds to make sure tha...

Page 33: ...ction 2 2 5 for jumper configuration of the maximum number of hops 3 4 8 Same Code Inhibit Time To further decrease redundant retransmissions of radio messages it is possible to configure a minimum time that must pass before a message with the same radio code is received again by an IOR or REPO unit This parameter is called the same code inhibit time If a radio message is received by a REPO and re...

Page 34: ...llaneous section under the preferences tab in IOR Programmer INKA IOR Enable power save mode Select Yes Function in in list box 301 INKA IOR Disable power save mode Select No Function off in list box 301 See section 2 2 8 for jumper configuration of the power mode 3 6 Battery Charge Duration IOR REPO and LINK are equipped with a rechargeable battery for power back up in case of AC power failure Wh...

Page 35: ...ttery Alarm INKA IOR and REPO INKA IOR and REPO can be configured to send a battery alarm when the battery voltage is too low The reason for the alarm can be The batteries are getting old and must be replaced The AC DC adapter is not connected and the unit has been battery powered for a long time IOR and REPO The battery voltage is continuously supervised If the battery voltage is too low a batter...

Page 36: ...ilure alarm function Select Yes Function on in list box 303 INKA IOR REPO Deactivate the mains failure alarm function Select No Function off in list box 303 3 7 4 Mains return When the AC power returns after a power failure and the unit has sent a mains failure alarm INKA IOR and REPO can be configured to send a mains OK indication To avoid radio interference when many units send a mains OK indica...

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