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Contact Input Station - DIN

Installation Instructions • Instructions d’Installation • Instrucciones de Instalación

IS-0584– rev. 2

CIS10-DIN / STIDER121 • Les Numéros de Catalogue • Los Números de Catálogo:

Country of Origin: Made in China • Pays d’origine: Fabriqué en Chine • País de origen: Hecho en China

OVERVIEW

The DIN Contact Input Station WireLink™ model, CIS10-DIN, features 10 contact

Serial Number sticker. Any station, not

displaying this symbol, , should not

be connected to a 36Volt Station Bus.

CAUTION

SPECIFICATIONS

The WireLink and RadioLink models are compatible with InFusion Design Center software. For new projects it is recommended that

rmware and software be kept to the most current release.

Installation of Vantage products should be performed or supervised by a Certied Vantage Installer. There are two methods of

connecting the Station Bus to the Contact Input Relay Station:

All low-voltage connections to each Contact Input are wired to removable screw terminal connectors. All 10 Contact Inputs are

available on the bottom of the Station. Each Contact Input can be given custom names in software to facilitate their use in the

installation. Auxiliary 12VDC connections are also available on the DIN CIS screw terminal connectors. There are 4 screw terminal

connections available with a maximum, combined current of 50ma or any single connection with a maximum of 50ma. The ground for

the 12VDC connections is any one of the Contact Input ground connections.

The DIN CIS has two sets of removable screw terminal connectors on the bottom for wiring. Any device that connects to the CIS must

only use the CIS ground for the ground reference. This is often called a “oating” or “isolated” input to the DIN CIS. This isolation can

be provided from several different systems. The most common are door contacts and motion detectors, providing a dry contact relay

connection to the CIS. Battery powered devices that are not connected to other equipment can be used with the DIN CIS. Devices

that are powered from the +12Vdc and CIS ground connections can also be used.

minimum of 20AWG gauge wire. All connections use 4.4 inch pound torque. Stranded wire recommended.

STATION SET UP IN SOFTWARE

InFusion: First select the room, then click on Vantage Objects in the Object Explorer and expand Stations, WireLink or

Stations, RadioLink. From the list of stations double-click on the DIN Contact Input Station to place it in the room. In the Object

Editor, name the station and make sure it is on the correct Station Bus port. Each contact is also listed in the Object Editor and may

be assigned to a task and given unique names, Polarity and Hold On Time settings.

QLink: In QLink Location view, select the oor and room where the Contact Input Station will be added. Right-click on the room

and select Add DIN Stations. Select Contact Input. The Contact Input Station Box will pop up. Input 10 may be programmed as

an auxiliary input or the Vantage LightPoint Sensor. Each of the buttons on the CIS are programmed identically as Keypad Station

buttons.

is connected correctly but not yet congured. From Design Center, click in the Serial Number section in the Object Editor and type in

the serial number. Once congured, the Status LED will blink evenly.

NOTE: The ability to congure a CIS station by pressing any button on the front of the CIS was removed because it was possible

for the station to send unwanted presses during the conguration stage causing a station to receive the wrong serial number. An

example of this happening is as follows: A CIS could have motion detectors connected to it and when walking through a project to

congure stations the person walking could inadvertently cause the motion detectors to send button presses telling the software to

congure the station that was currently highlighted in the Congure Stations window. This could happen on DIN CIS and Standard

CIS stations. Now Button presses received from dry-contacts are ignored when on-line conguration is selected.

CONFIGURATION WITH RADIOLINK MODELS

RadioLink DIN CIS stations need to be congured to associate which physical station goes with the station in software. When the

Current CIS State Input Voltage Resulting CIS State

Open < 0.5V Closed (PRESS)

Closed >3.0V Open (RELEASE)

DIAGNOSTIC AND TEST INFORMATION

FCC INFORMATION

Each contact input has an actuator button and 2 status LED’s. The actuator button shorts the input to ground. The Contact State LED

illuminates when the contact input is grounded. The Program State LED operates the same as switch LEDs on a keypad station.

When grounded, Contact States trigger the Program State ON or OFF depending on whether the contact’s polarity is set to Normally

Open or Normally Closed.

The Status LED blinks steady on and off for 1, 2, 3 or 4 blinks followed by a pause.

are congured, e.g., 3-button press. When conguring stations, if the Exclude RadioLink Bus check box, under Settings | System

Preferences, is not checked, all RadioLink stations go back to nonprogrammed mode when the Congure Stations button on the tool

bar is clicked. The station’s LEDs will all blink while in congure station mode. After conguring stations and clicking the Congure

Stations button again to turn congure stations mode off, all RadioLink stations need to log back on to the system before working as

programmed. Allow time for this to occur.

RadioLink Model FCC Information

This device contains transmitter module:

FCC ID: PII-VSUB075-1 or PII-VSUB235

IC ID: 3505A-VSUB0751 or 3505A-VSUB235

This device complies with Part 15 of the FFC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

Vantage warranties its products to be free of

defects in materials and workmanship for a period

of five (5) years. There are no obligations or

liabilities on the part of Vantage for consequential

période de cinq (5) ans. Vantage ne peut être tenu

responsable de tout dommage consécutif causé

par ou lié à l’utilisation ou à la performance de

la perte de propriété, de revenus, ou de profits,

ou aux coûts d’enlèvement, d’installation ou de