Interlogix IADS-PROG User manual

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IADS-PROG IADS

Connection Hub User

Guide

Content

Description 1

Packaging 2

Prerequisites 2

Setup and connections 3

USB to serial converter mode 4

IADS device programming mode 4

Attributes 6

Specifications 6

Regulatory information 7

Contact information 7

reserved.

Description

The IADS-PROG IADS connection hub is designed for the following functions:

•It allows to connect computers (notebooks, desktop PCs, etc.) to ATS control

panels, creating a bridge between a USB port of the computer and an RS232

connection of the control panel. See “USB to serial converter mode” on page

4 for more details.

•It also allows address programming for addressable detectors or other

components (for example, magnetic contact type MK 46 AD), which do not

provide a physical way of address change. The programming mode allows

connecting a detector or component via two-wire cable to a USB port of a

computer, which runs an application to monitor the device and to change the

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corresponding address in an IADS network. See “IADS device programming

mode” on page 4 for more details.

Packaging

The packaging includes the following components:

•1 x User Guide (this document)

•1 x USB-A to USB-B connection cable

•1 x IADS connection hub

•CD with the AdDev management application

Prerequisites

The physical connections are described in the corresponding chapter.

The requirements for running the software are:

•A free USB port

•One of the following operating systems: Windows XP, Windows Vista,

Windows 7

There are no administrator requirements. It might be necessary to configure the

system or any firewalls / security software to allow access to the USB port.

Please be aware that the first version of Titan supporting programmable devices

programmed with the IADS connection hub is ATS800301.05.12, however this

Titan version supports only certain programmable devices.

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Setup and connections

The IADS connection hub is shown in Figure 1 below.

Figure 1: IADS connection hub layout

•The RS232 plug can be connected with an RS232 cable (male —male, 9-pin

connectors) to the ATS control panel.

•The IADS 2-way connector can be used for hooking up a sensor / component

for addressing. Only one sensor / component is allowed to be connected at

any time (brown cable on “+”, black cable on “−“).

•Mode button allows toggling between RS232 connection and IADS 2-way

connector output.

•LEDs show which output a computer is connected to. The yellow LED

indicates the USB to serial converter mode, the green LED means IADS

device programming mode.

•The USB plug is used for hooking up the IADS connection hub to the

computer via the USB cable, which is a part of the package.

Each time the IADS connection hub has been connected to the USB port of the

computer, it powers up and performs an internal self test. If the internal self test

has been successfully performed, it automatically switches into IADS device

programming mode, and the green LED switches on.

In case when a problem occurs during the internal self test, the green and the

yellow LEDs blink alternately. In this case, return the IADS connection hub to

UTC Fire & Security for verification and maintenance purpose.

M buttonode

USB connector

RS232 connector

Yellow LED

USB converterto serial

Green LED

Programming mode IADS

2-way onnectorc

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Avoid detaching the IADS connection hub either from a control panel, a

programmable device, or from a PC, when the actual programming or data

exchange function is in progress —it can affect correct and successful operation.

USB to serial converter mode

This mode allows to connect ATS control panels, that currently have a 9-pin

RS232 connector, transparently to a computer (usually a notebook), which are

mostly equipped only with USB ports.

The IADS connection hub should be connected via the USB cable to the

notebook, and via a 9-pin RS232 cable to an ATS control panel.

Figure 2: USB to serial converter mode

Press Mode button on the IADS connection hub, so that the yellow LED is on.

The IADS connection hub is now in the converter mode.

After that, it is possible to connect the Titan software to the ATS control panel, to

manage and configure the panel.

For further information on programming see appropriate panel programming and

management manuals, as well as Titan online help system.

IADS device programming mode

When using the IADS connection hub in programming mode, use the AdDev

software from the supplied CD. You can copy the software to the computer hard

disk, or run it directly from the CD.

Note: To copy the software, copy the application file AdDev102.exe and the

configuration file AdDev.ini into the same directory.

No administration privileges are required to copy or run the application.

RS232

ATS panel

USB

IADS connetion

hub

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Figure 3: IADS device programming mode

Connect the IADS connection hub as shown in Figure 3 above. The IADS

connection hub should be connected via the USB cable to the computer.

Connect a programmable device via two-wire cable to the IADS connection hub,

and press Mode button to set the addressing mode, until the green LED is on.

Double-click the application file AdDev102.exe to run the software.

Figure 4: AdDev software interface

If necessary, choose the appropriate language from the Language combo box.

In the AdDev application, choose a correct COM port, or search through the

COM-port list to find the IADS connection hub by pressing Scan Ports. During the

start-up the application will scan all ports and search for the IADS connection

hub, if connected already.

“State” will show a status of the communication with the computer via USB. The

following values are possible:

•Operation successful!

•Operation failed!

•No connection!

two-core cable

Point ID contact

USB

IADS connetion

hub

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If a device found which is recognized by the application, the device name will be

displayed in the field “Device Name” as well as the corresponding attributes and

the current address. The state will be “Operation successful”.

If no device or an unknown device is connected, the field “Device Name” will

show “No device” or “No IADS device”. All other fields will stay blank or 0.

Use buttons “Read Device”, Write Device” and “LED toggle” to tested or address

the connected IADS device.

To change the address of a device, enter a new address, or select it from combo

box. Use button Write Device to write a new address. The new address will be

then shown in the Current Address field.

The allowed address range is from 0 to 31. Other values will be ignored.

Remember that each device within each IADS network must have a unique

address. Double addressing within the same line is forbidden and can cause

unpredictable problems or behaviour.

Press Read Device button to read and display the device values in fields “Device

Name”, “Actual Device”, “Category”, and “Type”.

Press Reset button to reset the application. If no device is connected, “Device

Name” will show “no device”, and other fields will be blank or 0. If an IADS device

is already connected, its settings will be displayed accordingly.

Press Close button to close the AdDev application.

Attributes

The attributes “Open/Close”, “Device Failure” and “LED Toggle” are also shown

in the AdDev application.

If magnetic contact MK46-AD is attached to the IADS connection hub, the

attribute”Open/Close” shows a black box if the contact is closed, or green box if

the contact is open.

The “Device Failure” box is normally black; it turns to red colour if the magnetic

contact has an electric failure, for example, if the device draws current higher

than 10 mA, or has a short circuit.

Specifications

Supply voltage

5 V±5% (USB powered)

Current consumption:

Programming mode

90 mA max.

Converter mode

31mA

Max. devices connected to IADS output

Maximum Baudrate in converter mode

250 kbit/s

Dimensions (W x H x D)

100 x 60 x 25 mm

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Regulatory information

Manufacturer

PLACED ON THE MARKET BY:

UTC Fire & Security Americas Corporation, Inc.

3211 Progress Drive, Lincolnton, NC, 28092, USA

AUTHORIZED EU REPRESENTATIVE:

UTC Fire & Security B.V.

Kelvinstraat 7, 6003 DH Weert, Netherlands

Product warnings

and disclaimers

THESE PRODUCTS ARE INTENDED FOR SALE TO AND

INSTALLATION BY QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS. UTC FIRE &

SECURITY CANNOT PROVIDE ANY ASSURANCE THAT ANY

PERSON OR ENTITY BUYING ITS PRODUCTS, INCLUDING ANY

“AUTHORIZED DEALER” OR “AUTHORIZED RESELLER”, IS

PROPERLY TRAINED OR EXPERIENCED TO CORRECTLY INSTALL

FIRE AND SECURITY RELATED PRODUCTS.

For more information on warranty disclaimers and product safety

information, please check

https://firesecurityproducts.com/policy/product-warning/ or scan the QR

code.

Certification

European Union

directives

UTC Fire & Security hereby declares that this device is in compliance

with the applicable requirements and provisions of the Directive

2014/30/EU and/or 2014/35/EU. For more information see

www.utcfireandsecurity.com or www.interlogix.com.

2012/19/EU (WEEE directive): Products marked with this symbol

cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European

Union. For proper recycling, return this product to your local supplier

upon the purchase of equivalent new equipment, or dispose of it at

designated collection points. For more information see:

www.recyclethis.info

Contact information

www.utcfireandsecurity.com or www.interlogix.com

Customer support

www.interlogix.com/customer-support

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