INSTEON 2450 User Manual

INSTEON® I/O Linc
Low Voltage / Contact Closure Interface Owner’s Manual 2450
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About I/O Linc .............................................................................................................................................. 3
Key I/O Linc Features ................................................................................................................................ 3
What Is Included With I/O Linc .................................................................................................................. 3
What Is Insteon? ............................................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
Installation ................................................................................................................................................... 4
Tools You Will Need .................................................................................................................................. 4
Preparing To Install I/O Linc ...................................................................................................................... 4
I/O Linc Screw Terminals .......................................................................................................................... 4
Installing I/O Linc ....................................................................................................................................... 5
Setting Up The I/O Linc Sensor In p u t ....................................................................................................... 5
Linking The I/O Linc Sensor Input To An Insteon Responder ................................................................... 5
Unlinking An Insteon Responder From I/O Linc ........................................................................................ 6
Triggering The I/O Linc Output Relay From Its Sensor Input .................................................................... 7
Setting Up The I/O Linc Output Relay ....................................................................................................... 7
I/O Linc Output Relay Modes .................................................................................................................... 7
Linking An Insteon Controller To Control The I/O Linc Output Relay ....................................................... 9
Setting The I/O Linc Output Relay Mode ................................................................................................. 10
Setting The I/O Linc Momentary Duration ............................................................................................... 11
Unlinking I/O Linc From An Insteon Controller ........................................................................................ 11
Creating An Insteon Scene ...................................................................................................................... 12
Advanced Features ................................................................................................................................... 12
Restoring Power To I/O Linc ................................................................................................................... 12
Resetting I/O Linc To Its Factory Default Settings .................................................................................. 12
X10 Programming Options ....................................................................................................................... 12
Assigning An X10 Address To The I/O Linc Sensor Input ...................................................................... 12
Removing An I/O Linc X10 Address From Its Sensor Input .................................................................... 13
Assigning An X10 Address To The I/O Linc Output Relay ...................................................................... 13
Removing An I/O Linc X10 Address From Its Output Relay ................................................................... 13
About Insteon .................................................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
Using Dual-Band Insteon Devices To Upgrade Your Network .................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
Important Note About Insteon Networks; Split Single-Phase Vs. 3-Phase Installation .. Error! Bookmark
not defined.
Further Enhancing Reliability .................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
Additional Resources ..................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................................ 13
Specifications, Certification, And Warranty ........................................................................................... 14
Specifications ............................................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
Certification .............................................................................................................................................. 15
Limited Warranty ..................................................................................................................................... 15
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Sensor
Sensor input
3.5mm jack
Screw
terminals
Status LED
Set button
Pass-through outlet

About I/O Linc

I/O Linc allows you to monitor and control an y low volt age de vice ( such as al arm sensor, e lectric door s trik e, etc .) as part of your INSTEON home automation networ k. With one dr y-contac t sensor inp ut you can c ontrol m an y INST EON devices throughout the h ouse. Plus, use the built -in single-pole double-t hrow (SPDT) switch to con nect to any low­voltage-powered device for continuous or momentary operation.
Status LED

Key I/O Linc Features

Installs and links to other INSTEON devices in minutes
Contains 1 sensor input and 1 output relay (NO/NC)
Monitors and contro ls pool valves, electric door s trikes, garage doors, a nd more using your INSTEON or X 10
network
4 output relay modes allow you to control many different types of devices
Controls INSTEON lights and appliances using standard sensor
Indicates INSTEON setup mode activity with a Status LED and be eper
Two-year warranty

What is Included with I/O Linc

I/O Linc – INSTEON Low Voltage / Contact Closure Interface
1.5mm flathead screwdriver
Quick-Start Guide
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5V
GND
S
N/C
N/O
COM
5 Volt
Ground
Sense
Normally
Normally Open
Common

Installation

Tools You Will Need

Sensor wire: 16 – 28 gauge wire fits but 20 – 22 gauge is recommended

Preparing to Install I/O Linc

CAUTION Read and understand these instructions before installing and retain them for future reference. I/O Linc is intended for inst allation in accor dance with the Nat ional Electric Cod e and local reg ulations in the United
States or the Canadia n Electrical Code and local regulations in Canada. Use indoor s only. I/O Linc is not designed nor approved for use on power lines other tha n 120V 60H z. Attem pting to use I/O Linc on non-approved power lines may have hazardous consequences.
Prior to installing I/O Linc, please review the entire installation procedure and take the following precautions:
Use indoors or in a properly insulated and weatherproof electrical box only
Don’t plug I/O Linc into an outlet controlled by a switc h because if the switch is i nadvertently turned off , I/O
Linc won’t have power
Don’t plug I/O Linc into a filtered power strip or AC filter
Don’t stack INST EON home aut om ation devices toget her b y pluggin g them into e ach oth er. Stac k ed devices
may overheat and stop f unct ioning. Also av oid us ing the pas s-t hrough o utlets on INST EON de vices f or other heat-generating power supplies.
Don’t use I/O Linc to control devices tha t preserve, maintain, or cont ribute to human or animal safet y or life support
If you are using I/O Linc to control a gara ge door, you shou ld only remotely close a g arage door when you can be sure it is s afe. Use of safety beam devices can further increase the safet y of remote garage door control and are usually required by law. Smarthome is not responsible for any damage from proper or improper functioning of the device(s).
If you have any questions, please call:
INSTEON Support Line
866-243-8022

I/O Linc Screw Terminals

Terminals:
5 Volt – Provides 5 Volts @ 10mA (if needed)
Ground – Used with Sense terminal for detecting sensor status
Sense – Used with Ground terminal for detecting sensor status
NOTE: Applying more than 5 Volts can damage the I/O Linc sensor input.
Normally Closed – When the I/O Linc output relay is closed, its Normally Closed and Common terminals are
Closed
connected
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3.5mm
Sensor Screw
Normally Open – When the I/O Linc outp ut relay is open, its Normally Open and Comm on terminals are connected
Common – When the I/O Linc output relay opens and closes, its Common termina l will alternate between being connected to its Normally Open and Normally Closed terminals

Installing I/O Linc

1) Plug I/O Linc into an unswitched outlet near your sensor
The white I/O Linc Status LED will turn on
2) If using a sensor, connect one of its leads to the I/O Linc Ground terminal and the other to the Sense terminal
The green Sensor Status LED will turn on and off when you open and close the sensor
3) If you are planning to use t he I/O Linc output re lay, it is recomm ended to wait until af ter setting up the I/O Linc
output relay before connecting it. Se e I/O Linc Output Relay Modes.

Setting Up the I/O Linc Sensor Input

You can connect a sensor to the I/O Linc either using the screw terminals or a sensor that utilizes a 3.5mm connection.

Linking the I/O Linc Sensor Input to an INSTEON Responder

Any device that is Linked to I/O Linc (the load) using these instructions will be controlled when:
Sensor
Input
The I/O Linc connected to the sensor is either opened or closed
The I/O Linc Set button is tapped
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