Johnson Controls N30 INSTALLATION TECH BULLITIN
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Technical Bulletin Date 25 2002 Supervisory Controller Installation Supervisory Controller Installation 2 2 Concepts 3 Site Considerations 3 Port Connections 5 Display Terminal LDT 9 Diodes LEDs 12 Overview 14 Procedures 15 or Replacing the MS NET1300 Card 15 the N30 17 a VT100 Terminal for the N30 18 a Printer for the N30 19 20 Code Numbers 21 Specifications 22 2002 Johnson Controls Inc No LIT 6891100 Release 5.1 Supervisory Controller Installation Technical Bulletin Supervisory Controller technical bulletin describes the installation of the Supervisory Controller and provides information regarding the Display Terminal LDT an optional display device installed in N30 or replace the MS NET1300 card technical bulletin describes how to mount the N30 configure a VT100 Terminal for the N30 configure a printer for the N30 information on setting up an N30 site and using an N30 see the Supervisory Controller Quick Start Technical Bulletin and the N30 Supervisory Controller User Manual Supervisory Controller Installation Technical Bulletin Concepts Site Considerations the following when selecting an installation site for the Supervisory Controller The N30 measures 168 x 236 x 64 mm 6.6 x 9.3 x 2.5 in an actual mounting area measuring approximately x 236 x 64 mm 9.6 x 9.3 x 2.5 in to allow sufficient space for connections weighs approximately 0.7 kg 1.5 lb 1 shows the N30 dimensions with wiring allowances Allowance mm in mm in mm 9.3 in 1 N30 Supervisory Controller Dimensions can mount the N30 in an EN EWC25 0 enclosure The is a dual high unit with a power box and VA transformer Supervisory Controller Installation Technical Bulletin If the transformer has plastic end bells as illustrated it must be mounted at the highest hole in the enclosure to fit the N30 in the enclosure A TORX T 20 screwdriver is required to move the transformer If you must mount the N30 at the bottom of the enclosure you need only three screws to attach the N30 to the enclosure The bottom right mounting hole on the N30 will not be over a hole in the enclosure 2 N30 and EN EWC25 0 Enclosure the following when selecting an installation site for the enclosure wooden surfaces generally only require bolting the enclosure to the enclosure measures 406 x 406 x 190 mm 16 x 16 x 7.5 in drywall surfaces require anchors for the bolts pull out value of the screw holes in the backbone of the is 90.7 kg 200 lb weight resting on the bottom of the enclosure must not exceed kg 50 lb load bearing capacity of the wall must be able to support the configuration weight Supervisory Controller Installation Technical Bulletin Port Connections N30 Supervisory Controller has an N2 port an Ethernet port and serial ports All three serial ports support a printer The N30 also simultaneous serial port connection of two VT100s A connection can be made to a printer pager or e mail message connections can be made to from an M Series or a VT100 The N30 supports multiple dial in and or connections to M Series Workstations 2 of 4 VAC Port 1 Port 2 Port 3 Port 3 N30 Supervisory Controller For baud faster than 19,200 bits per second bps the serial must be shorter than 4 m 13 ft Shield connection S on the N2 port of the N30 is not to any Ground connection S is an open terminal that can be as a splice connection To ground the connection see Figure 4 must connect the Shield wire to ground at one point only at the N30 controller see Figure 4 N2 REF S N2 REF S connection to Shield S at the N30 s N2 port to Shield S at the N30 s N2 port Color Blue White Red Green 4 N2 Port Grounding Shield Connection S Supervisory Controller Installation Technical Bulletin Overview 5 shows an overview of the cables needed to connect various to an N30 computer VT100 printer or modem Computer PC with M Series Workstation to 9 Pin Cable 30 Workstation to 9 Pin Cable to 9 Pin Modem Cable to 25 Pin Modem Cable to 25 Pin Cable 5 Cabling Overview 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 and Figure 9 describe the individual cable for each of the cables shown in Figure 5 Supervisory Controller Installation Technical Bulletin Serial Port Cabling connect the N30 to the serial port of a PC running VT100 software use a standard 9 pin female to 9 pin female Data Equipment DTE to DTE null modem cable Figure 6 6 9 Pin to 9 Pin Null Modem Cable Remote N30 or PC Cabling connect a modem to a remote N30 or PC use a standard 9 pin to 25 pin male DTE to Data Communication Equipment modem cable Figure 7 Female or PC Female Serial Port Female Male 7 9 Pin to 25 Pin Modem Cable Supervisory Controller Installation Technical Bulletin Printer and VT100 Cabling connect the N30 to a VT100 or serial printer use a standard 9 pin to 25 pin male DTE to DTE null modem cable Figure 8 VT100 or Printer Male Female 8 9 Pin to 25 Pin Null Modem Cable Remote VT100 or Printer Cabling connect a modem to a remote VT100 or serial printer use a 25 pin male to 25 pin male DTE to DCE modem cable 9 Terminal or Proprinter Male The serial printer must configured as an Proprinter printer Male 9 25 Pin to 25 Pin Modem Cable Display Terminal LDT Supervisory Controller Installation Technical Bulletin LDT is an optional display device installed in the Supervisory Controller The LDT provides alarm notification and and access to data in the controller The device also allows and modification of operating conditi