Siemens RNI Installation Instructions Manual Download Page 2

Siemens Industry, Inc.
Building Technologies  Division

P/N 315-033420-13

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Figure 2

Connecting The 24VDC Input

Figure 3

Connecting HNET/XNET At The End Of The Network (Style 4 and Style 7)

(HNET PMI/PMI-2/PMI-3 Only For Style 7)

NOTES:
1. 14-18 AWG.
2. 2A max. input current.
3. Supervised
4. Refer to PSC-12/PSX-12

Installation Instructions,
P/N 315-033060 for
connection to TB3 and
ground fault detection
impedance.

NOTES:
1. No EOLR required.
2. 18 AWG min., 14 AWG max.
3. 2000 feet max. per pair.
4. Use twisted pair (Style 4/7)

or twisted shielded pair
(Style 4 only).

5. Power limited to NFPA 70

per NEC 760.

6. Refer to NIC-C Installation

Instructions, P/N 315-
033240 for connection of
A and B pairs and ground
fault detection impedance.

7. Omit B pair for Style 4.
8. All wiring supervised.

24
V

+

+

S

3

2

1

TB1

RNI

TO PSC-12 TB3

OR ANY UL/ULC

REGULATED,

POWER LIMITED

POWER SUPPLY

LISTED FOR FIRE

PROTECTIVE

SIGNALING USE

SHIELD

1
A–

A–

2
A+

A+

3
S

4
B–

B–

5

B+

B+

6
S

TB2

RNI

FROM

NIC-C

SHIELD

SET TO ON

PRESS

DOWN

SHIELD

S1

PRE-INSTALLATION

P7 enables or disables an audible device similar to the CSB. This audible sounds
whenever a switch is pressed on either the LVM, SCM-8 or the FCM-6. If this is not
desired the audible can be silenced by changing the jumper installed on P7 to
positions 2 and 3. P7 is configured in the factory (positions 1 and 2) to have the
audible active.

S1 is used to terminate the HNET/XNET. If the RNI is installed at the end of an HNET
network, S1 must be set to the ON position. If the RNI is in the middle of the HNET/
XNET, set S1 to the OFF position.

P5 must be set to the HNET (H) position to select HNET or the XNET (X) position to
select XNET. Only one network, either HNET or XNET, can be used.

INSTALLATION

Remove all system power before installation, first battery then AC. (To power up,

connect the AC first, then the battery.)

Summary of Contents for RNI

Page 1: ...T E N H T E N H T E N X 4 e l y t S 7 e l y t S 4 e l y t S 7 e l y t S M E R C D S S Y N 3 I M P 2 I M P I M P T E N H Y Y I M P I M P L A B O L G T E N X 3 I M P 2 Y N k r o w t e n s i h t n o d e w o l l a t o N d e w o l l A Y d e w o l l a t o N N The CAN network may only be wired Style 4 The RNI may be located at the end or in the middle of a CAN network A 24VDC input is also required This ...

Page 2: ... UL ULC REGULATED POWER LIMITED POWER SUPPLY LISTED FOR FIRE PROTECTIVE SIGNALING USE SHIELD 1 A A 2 A A 3 S 4 B B 5 B B 6 S TB2 RNI FROM NIC C SHIELD SET TO ON PRESS DOWN SHIELD S1 PRE INSTALLATION P7 enables or disables an audible device similar to the CSB This audible sounds whenever a switch is pressed on either the LVM SCM 8 or the FCM 6 If this is not desired the audible can be silenced by c...

Page 3: ...ELD SET TO OFF PUSH UP S1 TO NEXT NIC C OR RNI Figure 5 Connecting CAN At The End Of The Network NOTES 1 18 AWG min 14 AWG max 2 15 ohms max for CAN network 3 Use twisted pair or twisted shielded pair 4 Power limited to NFPA 70 per NEC 760 5 Refer to NIC C Installation Instructions P N 315 033240 for connection of CAN CAN 6 Only 1 SCM 8 shown SCM 8 LCM 8 FCM 6 OCM 16 SIM 16 all allowed 7 All field...

Page 4: ...LD FROM PSC 12 TB1 TO NEXT RNI 1 C 2 C CCL CCL ONLY 1 CCL P N 599 634214 IS SUPPLIED WITH THE RNI 3 S 4 C 5 C 6 S RNI TB6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 LCM 8 OR SCM 8 MOUNT TO ID MP ON INNER DOOR OF REMBOX2 4 Figure 7 Connecting The LVM and FMT NOTES 1 18 AWG min 14 AWG max 2 15 ohms max per pair 3 Use twisted shielded pair for LVM microphone and monitor speaker 4 Use twisted pair or twi...

Page 5: ...3350 Connecting The Mount the LCM SCM FCM to the ID MP Refer to the LCM SCM FCM Installation LCM SCM FCM Instructions P N 315 033040 Mount the ID MP to the inner door of the REMBOX2 4 Connecting The Mount the SSD C REM to the inner door of the REMBOX2 4 Using the 8 wire cable SSD C REM supplied with the SSD C REM connect the SSD C REM to P2 on the RNI POST INSTALLATION Before applying power to the...

Page 6: ... w e r c s C D V 4 2 e h t e d u l c n i o t e r u s e B y l n o t n e r r u c I N R g n i m r o f r e p n e h w s e l u d o m N A C d n a T E N X T E N H r e h t o l l a r o f t n e r r u c s n o i t a l u c l a c y r e t t a b r o s n o i t a l u c l a c g n i d a o l y l p p u s r e w o p r e w o P t u p t u O k r o w t e N N A C d n a T E N X T E N H h c a E r i a P x a m k a e p o t k a e p V...

Page 7: ...needs Such a security concept may result in additional site specific preventive action to ensure that the building comfort fire safety security management or physical security system for your site are operated in a secure manner These measures may include but are not limited to separating networks physically protecting system components user awareness programs defense in depth etc For additional i...

Page 8: ...ice Road East Oakville Ontario L6H 0H6 Canada P N 315 033420 13 Siemens AG I BT FS SYS MCH D 81379 München For CE applications in Siemens E100 systems refer to Installation Instruction A24205 A334 B844 English or A24205 A334 A844 German Document ID A6V10239117 THIS PAGE HAS BEEN LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANK ...

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