Super Systems 9015 User Manual
EVENTS INSTRUMENT AND
RELAY EXTENSION
OPERATIONS MANUAL
SERIES 9015
Super Systems Inc.
7205 Edington Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45249
513-772-0060
800-666-4330
Fax: 513-772-9466
www.supersystems.com
Table of Contents
Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 3
Specifications .................................................................................................................................. 3
Instrument Terminals ..................................................................................................................... 3
Setup: 9015 as Events Instrument .................................................................................................. 5
Adding a Second 9015 Instrument .............................................................................................. 8
Setup: 9015 as Relay Extension ...................................................................................................... 8
Revision History .............................................................................................................................11
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Introduction
Item
Specification
Power Input
24VDC +/- 20% at 300 Ma
Relay Contacts
24VDC at 200 mA max
Input
Dry contact or open collector sinking common to
24VDC supply. Protected from overvoltage.
Ethernet
10-base T Modbus TCP (factory default IP
192.168.0.222)
RS-232
Modbus, 8N1, baud rates from 1200 to 115200
(factory default 19200)
RS-485 Host
Modbus, 8N1, baud rates from 1200 to 115200
RS-485 Slave 1
Modbus, 8N1, baud rates from 1200 to 115200
(factory default 19200)
RS-485 Slave 2
Modbus, 8N1, baud rates from 1200 to 115200
(factory default 19200)
RS-485 Modbus
1 to 249 (factory default 222)
RS-485 Slave 1
setup
Slave instrument 1 is forced to SSI 8-8 address 222
The 9015 Events Module and Relay Extension is designed to expand the event and relay
capabilities of a 92XX controller. The 9015 is based on the 9010 eSPP with events
hardware. This provides 8 output event relays and 4 event inputs (dry contact). A
second 9015 can be connected to the first 9015 to seamlessly provide 16 outputs and 8
inputs.
Additional features have been added to the 9015 to provide digital I/O, combination logic,
and counters to the Video Recorder.
Specifications
The following specifications are applicable to the 9015 instrument.
(factory default 19200)
host address
Table 1 - 9015 Instrument Specifications
Instrument Terminals
Correct use of instrument terminals is crucial for use of the 9015 instrument. The 32
instrument terminals are pictured below in Figure 1.
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Figure 1 - Instrument Terminals
Terminal
Function
Terminal
Function
1
24VDC (COM)
17
EVENT IN 0
2
24VDC (+) 18
EVENT IN 1
3
RS485 RT (-)
19
EVENT IN 2
4
RS485 RT (+)
20
EVENT IN 3
5
SLAVE 1 RS485 (-)
21
EVENT IN COM
6
SLAVE 1 RS485 (+)
22
SLAVE 2 RS485 (+)
7
RELAY COMMON
23
SLAVE 2 RS485 (-)
8
EVENT RELAY 0
24
Not assigned
9
EVENT RELAY 1
25
Not assigned
10
EVENT RELAY 2
26
Not assigned
11
EVENT RELAY 3
27
Not assigned
12
EVENT RELAY 4
28
Not assigned
13
EVENT RELAY 5
29
Not assigned
14
EVENT RELAY 6
30
Not assigned
15
ALARM RELAY NC
31
Not assigned
16
ALARM RELAY NO
32
Not assigned
Table 2 shows the function of each terminal.
Terminals 1 and 2 are used for powering the instrument. Terminals 3 and 4 are used to
connect the instrument as a slave device to a 92XX controller. Terminals 5 and 6 are
used to slave a second 9015 instrument to the first from the second 9015’s terminals 3
and 4.
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Table 2 - Terminal List and Functions
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