INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
IDS-CCULD
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Step 1 — Identify an appropriate
mounting location
Wall Mount
The CCULD should be mounted to a
structurally solid, wall surface using the
included bracket.
Mount by using the appropriate fasteners
and anchors for the mounting surface.
Fasteners and anchors are not provided.
Table Mount
The CCULD is equipped with rubber feet
for table mounting applications as well. The
feet are pre-installed.
Supplied Parts
• IDS-CCULD
• 24VDC Power Supply
• Ferrite Beads (x3)
• Mounting Bracket
• Antenna
Tools Required
• Screw Driver, No. 2 Phillips
• Drill
• Mounting Hardware
• Cat5 extension cables
OVERVIEW
This document pertains to installation of IDS-CCULD. For additional information regarding device setup and configuration, refer to
the Hyperion User Manual (Document #7L761) on our website: http://www.wrensolutions.com/hyperion/hyperion_support/
Hyperion Enabled Ports
(for Hyperion devices only)
Digital Inputs
Outputs
Audio
Out
Antenna
Port
Network
Connection
Power
Input
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Step 2 — Power, Ethernet, and Node Connections
DC 24V
Connect DC 24V from the Power Supply to the
power jack.
Power can be confirmed by observing the green
power light next to the power jack.
Ethernet
Connect the Ethernet cable to the provided Ethernet network
socket as depicted to the right.
Network connectivity is required for custom
configuration, but not required for the IDSCCULD to operate.
End Nodes
The End Nodes plug into their respective ports per the Site
Configuration Detail 7L766-SCD.
For custom configuration, please see IDS User Interface Guide.
Mis-wiring can cause damage to the device.
All cabling should be tested with an Ethernet cable tester prior
to use.
Custom cabling should be wired to the T-568B standard and
tested before use.
Step 3 — Digital Input and Output Relay
Digital Input
• The Digital Input can be used for device Scheduling or as an
analog input.
• Do not apply any voltage to the Digital Input or damage will
occur to the device.
• The Digital Input is activated when a ground signal is sensed.
Output Relay
• The Relay can be used to trigger a response from an existing
alarm panel or as another output.
• It can be wired as Normally Open or Normally Closed.
• The Relay is rated for 250VAC/100VDC, 10 amps.
Step 4 — Antenna
Snugly hand tighten the included Antenna to the antenna jack on the IDS-CCULD.
This Antenna is only required when using the optional IDS-RTCTOP.
The Antenna needs to pointed as vertical as possible.
Digital
Input
Output
Relay
NOTE
These are NOT
Ethernet Ports
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Step 6 — Ferrite Bead
• The included Ferrite Beads should be attached to all wiring that is connected to the gateway. This includes: Speaker
wiring, End Node wiring, Digital Input wiring, and Relay wiring.
• The Ferrite Beads should be installed as depicted below and placed within -2 inches of the Gateway.
Step 5 — Audio Connections
Refer to the image below if connecting this device to a speaker.
The IDS-CCULD has 2 speaker outputs.
The speaker outputs can also be adjusted here using the Volume adjustments.
NOTE:
• We recommend using 18 AWG wire or larger for the audio signal.
• Default Volume in the UI is 8. More info on volume in the UI can be found in the
IDS User Interface Guide 7L761.
• The maximum audio cable length should be kept under 500’.
• Longer cabling runs will decrease volume level of the speaker.
• Larger gauge wires will decrease volume loss over longer cabling runs.
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