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ADPRO

XO I/O Interface USB Module – Technical Manual

32688_02

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Front LED Indicators

If you are using a single module as an extension on an ADPRO device of the FastTrace 2 Series or iFT Series,
with a built-in MIO card, then the LEDs on the XO I/O Interface USB module follow the LEDs on the front of the
ADPRO device.

LED

Icon

Description

Green LED

Indicates that power is on. The green LED periodically blinks (goes out briefly).
This is normal behaviour.

Yellow LED

Indicates a fault. If the yellow LED lights up, check the status of your device. For
more information, see the

XO Client Software User Manual

(21796).

Blue LED

Indicates storage media activity.

Caution!

When the 3 LEDs are flashing simultaneously, the system is servicing the recording disks (upgrading,
formatting…). In that case, do not turn off power.

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Summary of Contents for ADPRO 49840600

Page 1: ...ADPRO XO I O Interface USB Modules by Xtralis Technical Manual March 2018 Doc 32688_02 Software version XO 4 02 ...

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Page 3: ...d maintain the system Liability You agree to install configure and use the products strictly in accordance with the User Manual and product documents available from Xtralis Xtralis is not liable to you or any other person for incidental indirect or consequential loss expense or damages of any kind including without limitation loss of business loss of profits or loss of data arising out of your use...

Page 4: ...ssed out wheeled bin means that within the European Union the product must be taken to separate collection at the product end of life This applies to the device but also to any accessories marked with this symbol Do not dispose of these products as unsorted municipal waste If you need more information on the collection reuse and recycling systems please contact your local waste administration You ...

Page 5: ...ormation 8 1 5 Specifications 9 2 Installation 10 2 1 Rubber Feet 10 2 2 Logging on to the Hardware Configuration Tool 10 2 3 Mapping the XO I O Interface USB Modules 13 2 4 Resetting the Hardware Mapping 16 3 Connection of Inputs and Outputs 17 3 1 Overview of Inputs and Outputs 17 3 2 Input Circuits 17 3 3 Connecting Inputs and Outputs 18 3 4 Configuring the I O Cards 18 4 Front LED Indicators 1...

Page 6: ...XO I O Interface USB Module Technical Manual ADPRO 6 32688_02 ...

Page 7: ...ards into the device itself The following models exist l Single module Contains one set of I O cards one Main I O MIO and one Extension I O EIO card l Double module Contains two sets of I O cards 2 x MIO EIO XO I O Interface USB module Rear view single module Rear view double module The modules offer l Extra inputs and outputs o Single module 20 tamper protected inputs and 8 relay outputs rated 14...

Page 8: ...nputs outputs Furthermore if you are using adapters on the USB ports of your XO device to connect to PIR detectors or for PTZ control of analogue cameras you also have to map these devices using the hardware configuration tool If the system detects a mismatch between the items configured in the hardware configuration tool and the hardware that the system has detected either more or less than confi...

Page 9: ...rface USB modules include rubber feet EOL resistor sets and USB cables 1 5 Specifications Power supply Single module 1 x 5 V from USB Double module 2 x 5 V from USB Operating temperature 0 40 C Relative humidity 20 93 non condensing Housing dimensions 220 x 44 x 160 mm W x H x D ...

Page 10: ...nt software 2 Generate a special temporary access code PIN of the day for the Technician user The PIN limits the time that the Technician user has access to the configuration tool Note You cannot log on to the hardware configuration tool while the XO device is restarting To log on to the hardware configuration tool proceed as follows 1 Open the XO client and log on to the desired XO device as an A...

Page 11: ...ve it to where you will be able to see it while logging on to the hardware configuration tool 8 Open Internet Explorer and type the following url in the address bar http ipaddress controlport login where ipaddress is the XO device s IP address and controlport is the control port number For example with the default IP address and control port http 10 0 0 10 2000 login The following screen appears 9...

Page 12: ...PRO 12 32688_02 10 In the Pin of the day box type the code that you noted down in step 7 Include the dashes 11 Click Enter The hardware configuration screen appears Note If the Pin of the day window appears again you have entered an invalid PIN code ...

Page 13: ... 1 MIO card 1 ttyU6 EIO card 1 ttyU5 2 MIO 2 MIO card 2 ttyU8 EIO card 2 ttyU7 You cannot map any other USB device to ttyU5 8 Caution Using the XO I O Interface USB modules changes the internal USB port numbering on the XO device The default numbering as indicated in the hardware manuals no longer applies If you have any other devices than XO I O Interface USB modules on the USB ports of your XO d...

Page 14: ...a free USB port on the XO device Note If you are using a double module Xtralis recommends to connect and map each module separately Because the modules all appear with the same name in the Product column MIO CARD this will prevent incorrect mapping 3 In the hardware configuration tool click Refresh The module will now appear in the list with the Device Node column empty The example below shows a d...

Page 15: ... any other devices in the example screen above the FT232 USB Serial an RS 485 to USB converter make sure that these devices are also mapped to a suitable USB port 10 Click Logout 11 Restart the XO device The XO client will not discover the I O cards until you have restarted the device 12 Open the XO client and check if the added module is visible in the I O window choose System Connections I O For...

Page 16: ...e list 4 In the menu at the top click Reset configuration 5 Click Reset The following message appears 6 Click Apply to confirm The system will reset the USB port numbering to the default values and restart the XO device 7 You no longer need the hardware configuration tool you can close it Caution Do not use the hardware configuration tool after resetting unless you want to add XO I O Interface USB...

Page 17: ...terminals for the same output The connectors labelled N U are not used 3 2 Input Circuits Below are the NEOL SEOL and DEOL configurations for the inputs For correct operation you also have to indicate the used input circuit configuration in the XO client software For more information see the XO Client Software User Manual 21796 Normally open NEOL Short circuit alarm Open circuit idle Default setti...

Page 18: ...rocedure below shows a Phoenix connector To connect inputs and outputs proceed as follows 1 Push the slotted tab firmly inwards with the screwdriver 2 Insert the stripped wire 6 7 mm into the corresponding round hole as deeply as possible 3 Release the tab and pull the wire to check if it is properly fitted Wire gauge Solid and stranded 16 24 AWG diam 1 3 0 5 mm 3 4 Configuring the I O Cards The X...

Page 19: ... the ADPRO device LED Icon Description Green LED Indicates that power is on The green LED periodically blinks goes out briefly This is normal behaviour Yellow LED Indicates a fault If the yellow LED lights up check the status of your device For more information see the XO Client Software User Manual 21796 Blue LED Indicates storage media activity Caution When the 3 LEDs are flashing simultaneously...

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Page 22: ...2223 Middle East 962 6 588 5622 Asia 86 21 5240 0077 Australia and New Zealand 61 3 9936 7000 A Disclaimer about this document statements about Intellectual Property Copyrights and Liability as well as a General Warning are available in an earlier section of this document Document No 32688_02 ...

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