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    7798 I/SITE LAN

    Installation Sheet
    2.06"
    (52 mm)

    Keyhole Diameter:
    0.20 " (5.1 mm)
    0.37 " (9.5 mm)

    Rear, Internal View

    U1

    U2

    P2

    U3

    TXD
    RXD
    DCD

    9.05"
    (230 mm)

    Battery

    CLX Option
    Board

    Boot
    ROM

    2.0"
    (50 mm)

    Status
    LEDs

    U22

    TB1
    12345

    I/SITE LAN

    3.0"
    (76 mm)

    P4

    7.55"
    (192 mm)

    TB1

    6.0"
    (152 mm)

    1
    2

    1.0"
    (25 mm)

    Figure 1.

    TB2

    1 2 3

    I/SITE LAN Cover

    Power

    TB4

    12345

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910

    Sub-LAN

    AD/AA Modem

    P3

    Controller
    LAN

    Power
    (not used)
    TB2 - TX
    TB2 - RX
    P3 - TX
    P3 - RX
    P3 - CD
    P4 - TX
    P4 -RX
    P4 - CD

    PC/Modem/
    Printer

    Figure 2.

    Printed Circuit Board (PCB)

    Installation Notes:
    Warning!!!

    Ensure that no power is connected to the


    I/SITE LAN during electrical installation.
    Failure to disconnect power from all
    interconnected equipment when performing
    electrical installation may result in damage to
    the components and/or electrical shock or
    burns

    1. Check the mounting location for the I/SITE LAN. Ensure


    location allows enough clearance for mounting and
    servicing. The ViewCon display should be at, or just
    below, operator eye level. The mounting surface should
    be flat and free of obstructions.
    2. Remove the I/SITE LAN cover as follows (see Figure 1):
    a. Remove the two screws on the bottom of the cover.
    (See 1 in Figure 1.)

    3. Remove the connectors for TB1, TB2, and TB4 on the


    I/SITE LAN, and TB1 on the CLX option board.
    4. Store the cover in the packing box for protection until
    final connections are complete.
    5. Use the base as a template to mark the screw locations
    and cable entry penetration.
    6. Mount the base and bring the power, sub-LAN, controller
    LAN, and AD/AA modem cables through the cable entry
    cutout in the base.
    7. Strip the cables and make connections to the removable
    connectors (TB1, TB2, and TB4) on the I/SITE LAN,
    and to TB1 on the CLX option board as required. (Refer
    to Figures 3, 4, and 6 for TB1, TB2, and TB4,
    respectively; Figure 5 for TB1 on the CLX option board.)

    b. Rotate the I/SITE LAN cover enough to clear the


    base. (See 2 in Figure 1.)

    8. Plug each connector onto the corresponding terminal pins


    on the I/SITE LAN board.

    c. Lift the cover up, free of the base. (See 3 in


    Figure 1.)

    9. Attach the cover to the base.

    Installation Sheet (TCON144 05/09)

    10. Apply power to the unit.

    7798 I/SITE LAN


    Connecting the Power Supply
    Warning!!!

    Ensure that no power is connected to the I/SITE LAN during electrical installation. Failure to disconnect power from
    all interconnected equipment when performing electrical installation may result in damage to the components and/or
    electrical shock or burns
    Caution: Operational errors may occur if equipment is not adequately grounded.
    Refer to Grounding Requirements on page 4 during equipment
    installation. Also, to avoid signal noise, power wiring and signal
    wiring should not be run through the same conduit.

    I/SITE LAN
    TB1

    TB2

    1 2 3

    1 2 3 4 5

    P3

    Caution: Ensure that TB1 connector is inserted only onto TB1 terminal pins on
    the I/SITE LAN. Insertion onto any other pins will damage the I/SITE
    LAN.

    24VAC
    24 VAC
    Transformer 24VAC

    1. Connect the 24 VAC input leads from a separate, isolated 24VAC/40VA


    transformer, to TB1-1 and TB1-2.

    Earth
    Ground

    Figure 3.

    Power Supply Connection

    2. Connect TB1-3 to a good earth ground using 14-AWG wire (2 mm2 wire).

    Connecting the Sub-LAN


    3

    2. Connect the line to TB2-2.

    5
    ALT

    TB2

    Connect shield drain


    to earth ground at
    I/SITE LAN only.

    ALT +

    ALT

    SHLD

    PRI +

    4
    ALT +

    3
    SHLD

    2
    PRI

    TB2

    PRI +

    1. Connect the + line to TB2-1.

    I/SITE LAN
    PRI

    I/SITE LAN

    (Perform steps 3 and 4 for a closed loop


    connection only)

    Connect shield drain


    to earth ground at
    I/SITE LAN only.

    MR

    1
    2

    MR

    Open Loop

    1
    2

    Closed Loop

    2
    DPU
    1

    3. Connect the return + line to terminal


    TB2-4.
    4. Connect the return line to terminal
    TB2-5.
    Note:

    1
    DPU
    2

    Figure 4.

    Do not connect the shield to the


    I/SITE LAN.

    Sub-LAN Connection

    Connecting a Controller LAN


    P1

    P2

    2
    1

    A CLX option board is required for controller LAN connection. Install the CLX
    option board using the following steps:

    40
    39

    1. Insert port P1 on the back of the CLX option board into port P2 on the face
    of the I/SITE LAN PCB.

    TXD
    RXD
    DCD

    CLX Option
    Board

    Securing Posts
    on PCB

    U22

    TB1

    2. Secure the CLX option board with two screws (provided) into the securing
    posts (standoffs).

    12345

    Connect the controller LAN as follows:


    I/SITE LAN
    Controller
    LAN

    Connect shield drain


    to earth ground at
    one location only.

    Figure 5.

    1. Connect the + line of the controller LAN to TB1-1 on the CLX option board.
    2. Connect the line of the controller LAN to TB1-2 on the CLX option board.
    Note:

    Do not connect the shield to the CLX option board.

    Controller LAN Connection

    Installation Sheet (TCON144 05/09)

    7798 I/SITE LAN


    Connecting a Modem
    DE9
    (Female)
    DCD
    RXD
    TXD
    DTR
    GND
    DSR
    RTS
    CTS
    RI

    CBL074

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9

    I/SITE LAN
    (P3)

    CBL048

    DB25
    (Male)
    2
    3
    20
    7

    TXD
    RXD
    DTR
    GND

    4
    5

    RTS
    CTS

    TXD
    RXD
    RTS
    CTS
    DTR
    DCD
    RXC
    GND
    TXC
    GND

    Modem

    DB25
    (Male)
    TXD
    RXD
    RTS
    CTS
    DTR
    DCD
    RXC
    GND
    TXC

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10

    2
    3
    4
    5
    20
    8
    17
    7
    15

    I/SITE LAN
    (P4 / TB4)

    Modem

    Integrated Dial

    AD/AA

    Figure 6.

    Integrated Dial Connect TAC cable CBL074 to port P3 on the


    I/SITE LAN. Port P3 is accessible through the opening in the
    bottom of the plastic cover.
    Auto-dial/Auto-answer Connect TAC cable CBL048 to port
    P4 or connect a user-supplied cable to TB4.
    The Model 7798-C I/SITE LAN (CE marked version) includes a
    ferrite clamp (TAC P/N 6027110004). If using the AD/AA port
    (P4/TB4), the ribbon cable from the port should be passed
    through this clamp with the clamp positioned just outside the rear
    of the 7798 enclosure.

    Modem Connections

    Connecting a Personal Computer (PC)


    DE9
    (Female)
    DCD
    RXD
    TXD
    DTR
    GND
    DSR
    RTS
    CTS
    RI

    CBL072

    DE9
    (Female)
    DCD
    RXD
    TXD
    DTR
    GND
    DSR
    RTS
    CTS
    RI

    CBL073

    DE9
    (Female)
    DCD
    RXD
    TXD
    DTR
    GND
    DSR
    RTS
    CTS
    RI

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9

    I/SITE LAN
    (P3)

    PC

    I/SITE LAN
    (P3)

    Figure 7.

    PC Connections

    DB25
    (Female)
    2
    3

    TXD
    RXD

    GND

    Use TAC cable CBL072 for a 9-pin PC connection, or TAC cable


    CBL073 for a 25-pin PC connection.
    Connect the cable from the PC COM port to port P3 on the
    I/SITE LAN (accessible through cutout at bottom of plastic
    cover).

    PC

    Connecting a Serial Printer


    DE9
    (Female)
    DCD
    RXD
    TXD
    DTR
    GND
    DSR
    RTS
    CTS
    RI

    CBL081

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9

    2
    3
    5
    7
    20

    I/SITE LAN
    (P3)

    Figure 8.

    DB25
    (Male)
    TXD
    RXD
    CTS
    GND
    DTR

    Connect the cable from the serial printer to port P3 on the I/SITE
    LAN (accessible through cutout at bottom of plastic cover). Use
    TAC cable CBL081 for a serial printer connection.

    Printer

    Serial Printer Connection

    Installation Sheet (TCON144 05/09)

    7798 I/SITE LAN


    Grounding Requirements

    To ensure proper operation of the controller, it is imperative that the unit be correctly grounded. Terminal TB1-3 must be
    connected to an earth ground at the I/SITE LAN.
    Do not connect the sub-LAN cable shield drain to the I/SITE LAN terminal block (TB2). Sub-LAN shield drain must be
    connected directly to earth ground at the I/SITE LAN.
    Do not connect the controller LAN shield drain to the CLX option board terminal block (CLX-TB1). Controller LAN shield drain
    must be connected directly to earth ground at one location only. (This may be at the I/SITE LAN.)
    Shield drain wire continuity must be maintained as the LAN cable passes through each controller. Shield drain wires from each
    LAN cable segment must be spliced together, insulated, and tied back such that wires do not come in contact with ground or any
    conductive surface within a controller.

    Specifications
    Dimensions

    Cables

    7798 I/SITE LAN:

    11.1 in. L 10.1 in. W 3.25 in. D


    (292 257 83 mm)

    Humidity:

    22AWG (0.324 mm2) shielded, twisted pair, solid,


    low-capacitance (e.g., Belden 9184 or 9855
    specifications), 5000 feet (1500 m) per segment
    maximum length
    or

    Operating Environment
    Temperature:

    LAN:

    50 to 104F (10 to 40C)

    10 to 90%, non-condensing

    24AWG (0.2 mm2) shielded, twisted pair, stranded,


    low-capacitance (e.g., Belden 9841 specifications),
    4000 feet (1210m) per segment maximum length.

    7798 I/SITE LAN Input power: 24 VAC 10%,


    50/60 HZ (40 VA max)

    Copyright 19962009, TAC.


    All brand names, trademarks and registered trademarks are the property
    of their respective owners. Information contained within this document
    is subject to change without notice. All rights reserved.

    Installation Sheet (TCON144 05/09)

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