Siemens RCM-1 Installation Instructions Manual
Installation Instructions
Model RCM-1
Riser Control Module
Fire Safety
Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.
8 Fernwood Road
Florham Park, New Jersey 07932
P/N 315-093878-11
Siemens Building Technologies, Ltd.
2 Kenview Boulevard
Brampton, Ontario L6T 5E4 CN
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION................................................................................................... 3
Electrical Ratings ............................................................................................ 3
Modes of Operation ........................................................................................ 3
Diagnostic LEDs ............................................................................................. 3
RCM-1 Diagnostic LEDs - Table 1 .................................................................. 4
DESCRIPTION OF THE RCM-1 TERMINALS ..................................................... 5
RCM-1 APPLICATIONS - Table 2 ....................................................................... 5
Application 1 - Typical Style 4 Installation ....................................................... 6
Application 2 - Style 4 with a Style 4 Output Only Extension ......................... 6
Application 3 - Typical Style 7 Installation ....................................................... 6
Application 4 - Style 7 with a PORT C Extension ........................................... 7
Application 5 - Style 4 Fiber Optic Installation ................................................ 7
Application 6 - Style 4 Fiber Optic with a PORT C Fiber Optic Extension...... 8
Application 7 - Style 7 Fiber Optic with a PORT C Fiber Optic Extension...... 8
Application 8 - Combination Wire and Fiber Installation................................. 9
Application 9 - Style 4 Repeater Installation ................................................... 9
INSTALLATION .................................................................................................... 9
Network Address Programming (S1) - Table 3 ............................................. 10
S2 Settings - Table 4..................................................................................... 11
Application 1 - Typical Style 4 Connections .................................................. 12
Application 2 - Typical Style 4 Connections with PORT C Extension ........... 13
Application 3 - Typical Style 7 Connections .................................................. 14
Application 4 - Style 7 Connections with PORT C Extension ....................... 15
Applications 5 and 6 - Typical Style 4 Fiber Optic Connections with Optional
PORT C Extension ........................................................................................ 16
Application 7 - Typical Style 7 Fiber Optic Connections with Optional
PORT C Extension ........................................................................................ 17
Application 8 - Combination Fiber and Wire Style 4 Connection.................. 18
Application 9 - Style 4 Repeater Connection ................................................ 19
WIRING CONFIGURATIONS FOR THE OCC AND ACM ................................. 20
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INTRODUCTION
The Model RCM-1 Riser Control module from
Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.provides
control and supervision of global paging risers
in MXL voice networks. The RCM-1 is a doublewidth card and has 4 ports (See Figure 1) with
the following inputs and outputs:
PORT STYLE FUNCTION
A
B
C
D
6 Audio signal input
4/7 Audio signal input/output
4 Audio signal output
6 Audio signal output
The RCM-1 supervises Port B for open and
short circuits, reports by exception to the MXL,
and isolates the fault.
must be used for transient protection (UL 1459).
Refer to LLM-1 Installation Instructions, P/N 315-
093530.
Modes of Operation
The RCM-1 can operate in the following modes:
Local Mode The audio from the local MXL
(ACM) will be switched to local
speaker zones (OCCs). The
A D and B C
Global Mode 1 The audio output from the local
C and D
B
Global Mode 2 The audio from the local
A B, C and D
For additional information on the MXL/MXLV
System, refer to the MXL/MXLV Manual, P/N
315-092036.
global audio riser will be
switched to Port C, the Style 4
output riser.
MXL is disconnected. The
audio from the global riser is
connected to the local speaker
zones and to Port C, the Style
4 output riser.
system is connected to both
the local speaker outputs and
the global risers.
Figure 1
RCM-1 Ports
Only one RCM-1 may be connected to the
MXL. The module communicates with the MXL
using the RS-485 MNET. If the RCM-1 detects
that supervision is lost with the MXL, it will
automatically switch to Local Mode.
If any copper wire pair leaves the building
(Campus Configuration) the LLM-1 module
Diagnostic LEDs
The RCM-1 has two yellow diagnostic LEDs and
six green diagnostic LEDs along its top edge.
Their functions are described in Table 1 (Refer to
Figure 2 for their location).
ELECTRICAL RATINGS
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TABLE 1
RCM-1 DIAGNOSTIC LEDS
LED COLOR FUNCTION
Any Trouble
XMIT Enable
XMIT A
XMIT B
XMIT F
LM1
GM1
GM2
Yellow Lights when the RCM-1 cannot communicate with the MXL.
Yellow Lights whenever the RCM-1 transmits a message to the MXL.
Green Lights when the RCM-1 transmits voice using the copper
wire RECV connections.
Green Lights when the RCM-1 transmits voice using the copper
wire XMIT connections.
Green Lights when the RCM-1 transmits voice using any of the fiber
optic ports.
Green Lights when the RCM-1 is in local mode.
Flashes when there is no valid carrier on the riser.
Green Lights when the RCM-1 is in global mode 1.
Flashes when there is no valid carrier on the riser.
Green Lights when the RCM-1 is in global mode 2.
Flashes when there is no valid carrier on the riser.
Figure 2
RCM-1 Module Board
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Note:
Polarity must be observed
with all riser connections.
Odd pins are hi side while
even pins are lo side. See
the separate wiring
connections for the ACM/
TBM and the OCC shown
in Figure 12.
NOT USED
PORT C: Copper Interface, Transmit, Style 4 (CT4)
NOT USED
PORT B: Copper Interface, Receive, Style 4 (BR4)
PORT B: Copper Interface, Transmit, Style 4 (BT4)
NOT USED
PORT B: Copper Interface, Receive, Style 7 (BR7)
PORT B: Copper Interface, Transmit, Style 7 (BT7)
PORT B: Fiber Interface, Style 4 (BF4)
PORT B: Fiber Interface, Style 7 (BF7)
PORT C: Fiber Interface, Style 4 (CF4)
NOT USED
PORT D: Copper Connection To The OCC
PORT D: Copper Connection To The OCC
PORT A: Copper Connection To The ACM
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RCM-1
CABLE TO
MMB OR PSR
P/N 555-190967
OMM-1
OMM-2
or
Figure 3
Description of the RCM-1 Terminals
The RCM-1 can be connected in many different ways. Table 2 describes the various applications. The
block diagrams below show the possible configurations.
TABLE 2
RCM-1 APPLICATIONS
Application No.
(See Corresponding Diagram)
1 Typical Style 4 installation
2 Style 4 installation with a Style 4 output only extension
3 Typical Style 7 installation
4 Style 7 installation with a Style 4 extension
5 Style 4 installation with fiber optic transmission
6 Style 4 fiber optic with a Style 4 fiber optic output only extension
7 Style 7 fiber connections with a Style 4 output only fiber extension
8 Combination wire and fiber installation
Configuration
9 Style 4 Repeater Installation
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Application 1
Typical Style 4 Installation
RCM-1 Nos. 4, 5, and 6 have local ACMs, but cannot
output to the global bus — they can only receive.
Application 2
Style 4 with a Style 4 Output Only Extension
Application 3
Typical Style 7 Installation
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