Operating instructions

4 Recorder Controller/Interface Installation Instructions 8000-1828-01, Rev. B
Initial Hookup
AD100 series modules can be wall, rack, or desktop
mounted using the supplied Velcro strip.
1. Connect the A and B communications terminals of
the AD100XA and all AD100 interface modules in
a daisy chain configuration. (see Drawing 2, Page
5) Use twisted pair, 22 AWG wire, Belden 8442 or
88442 (Plenum), or equivalents. Ensure consistency
in terminal to terminal connections (“A” terminals
should connect only to “A” terminals. “B”
terminals should connect only to “B” terminals.
Never cross-connect power and communication
terminals).
Note: the cables wired at the recorder controller
should be arranged such that they do not cross in
front of, or block the IR receive sensor on the
recorder controller.
2. Connect the modular cable and adaptors between
the AD100XA and the PC. The cable end with the
DB9M adaptor connects to the recorder controller.
The cable end with the DB9F adaptor connects to
the PC (see Drawing 3, page 5).
3. Connect transformers to the power terminals of the
AD100XA and the power terminals of each AD100
interface module to be used in the network. The
two transformer wires are non-polarized.
4. Before connecting the modules’ transformers to
nearby AC outlets, check all system connections.
Installing the Software Utility
1. Install the RIU diskette into the PC’s floppy drive.
2. Click START and RUN.
3. Type “A: \ setup.exe”
4. Press the return (enter) key.
A blue screen appears, followed by four dialog boxes in
sequence:
1. Welcome! (click NEXT).
2. Select Destination Directory (accept or change the
defaults, then click NEXT).
3. Ready to Install (click NEXT).
4. Installation Completed! (click FINISH).
The software is installed. If the defaults are accepted,
the following is true:
1. A group is added to the start menu with the path
Programs\Sensormatic\Recorder Installation
Utility.”
2. A new folder is created with the path “C:\Program
Files\Sensormatic\AD100RIU”.
3. An executable file called “riu.exe” resides in the
AD100RIU folder.
4. A new folder called “Recorder Library” resides in
the C drive.
Launching the Application
On the Windows desktop, click the following sequence:
1. “Start”
2. “Programs”
3. “Sensormatic”
4. “Recorder Installation Utility”
The initial window of the RIU software appears:
RIU Programming
The user can now perform the following actions:
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Set the addresses for the AD100 interface modules
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Map the recorder types to be used in the system
(this typically specifies the make and model of the
recorder). The user will either select recorder types
available as pre-programmed default models, or, in
the case of IR recorders, will specify different
recorder types and “learn” the IR command set for
each non-default model.
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Select module types, and assign recorder types and
recorder numbers to each output of the selected
modules.
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Save the map file and transfer it from the PC to the
AD100XA.
Auto Addressing Modules
Auto addressing sets the addresses on all of the AD100
interface modules connected in the daisy chain.
1. Select Functions/Controller Setup/Auto Address
Modules. A dialog box appears.
2. Wait 30 seconds. Press the push-button addressing
switch on the first interface module (press the