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46 ATS Designers Guide
3.2.2.2 Device Addressing.
The Point ID
®
interface address space contains 256 entries from 0 to 255. This allows
addressing of a different number of devices depending on the number of supported inputs
and outputs. The Point ID
®
interface assumes sequent addressing of the inputs and
outputs and providing direct access to them in the alarm system. Each device connected
to the bus has an address definable by DIP switch settings – it is the address of the first
input of the Point ID
®
device – the following inputs and outputs are automatically assigned
the proper addresses. The device maps the PID bus inputs to the system zones
appropriate for the DGP address.
Table 3-10 Point ID
®
device load.
Product Description Inputs Outputs PID Load
SI-AD Universal, single input module 1 0 1UL(330uA)
AD011 Universal IO module 1 1 1UL(330uA)
AD044
Universal 4I/4O module, external power
supply
4(+4) 4 1UL(330uA)
AD111 IO module, installed inside the sensor 1 1 1UL(330uA)
AP750-AD PIR sensor, range: 7 screens, 15.2m; 1 1 1-10UL(250u-3mA)
EV435-AD PIR sensor, 9/16m, 9 screens 1 1 16UL(4.8mA)
EV435AM-AD
PIR sensor, 9/15m, 7 screens, anti-
masking
2 2 16UL(4.8mA)
3.2.3 ATS1230 Wireless devices DGP
The ATS1230 wireless sensors DGP is a receiver for RF series devices – listed in Table
3-12. The characteristic parameters of the communications protocol are listed in Table
3-11.
Table 3-11 ATS1230 transmission parameters.
Parameter Value
Frequency 433Mhz
Transmission Data batch, asynchronous, ITI
Transmitter testing Random , max. 64 minutes
Packet count 3, Alarm/Tamper 8
Packet transmission time 20ms
Time between packets Random 125 - 487ms
Transmitter code bits 20 bits
Information per packet 66 bits
Communications are unidirectional, the sensor sending packets 58-66 bits long,
containing the identification data, and information about its state, at random time intervals
no longer than 64 minutes. Each time 3 packets (8 in case of activation or sabotage) are
sent at random intervals from 120ms to 450ms. It prevents an accidental signal
overlapping from several transmitters. The receiver device also detects the lack of an
antenna and radio signal.
Each transmitter has a unique, factory assigned, 20 bit code. The unique code used to
identify the device is stored during the programming of the device. Because of that, it is
impossible to substitute the device or to wrongly identify the device by the DGP. Apart
from the code, the transmitter sends information about the state of the sensor (normal
/alarm /tamper), and the battery condition. The RF devices use standard, commonly
available lithium batteries. The average battery life is 4-5 years.
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