Communications loop wiring overview – Auto-Zone Control Systems Auto-Zone CV & CV-EX Systems Installation & Operation (Version 01C) User Manual

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Auto-Zone CV & CV-EX

Section

2

Installation and Wiring

2-5

Communications Loop Wiring Overview

The daisy-chain is the best method for running a communications loop since there is only
one starting point and one ending point for each of the communications loops. See Figure
2-3 and Figure 2-4
. The general concept is the same for both the CV and the CV-EX.

Computer

(Optional)

End Of Loop

RS-485

Comm Loop

Loop Start

CV Controller

CV Controller

System Manager

CV Controller

CV Controller

CV Controller

CV Controller

The Comm Loop

Routing Does Not

Have To Follow

The Board Address Sequence

The System Manager Can Be

Connected Anywhere

On The Loop

Optional IP Module

Installs Into CommLink IV

And Provides LAN And Internet

Communications

With The Control System

Ethernet Router

(By Others)

When IP Module

Option Is Used

Optional Remote Link II

Connects to CommLink IV And

Provides Alarm Call-Outs. A

Second Remote Link Is Required If

Connection To Job Site Is Desired

From Remote Computer.

Phone Cable To Telephone

Wall Outlet Jack

Serial Cable To Remote Link

Ethernet Cable To Router

USB Cable To Computer

All Components Shown Inside This Box Are Optional

CommLink IV

The CommLink IV Is Required For

All Systems. The IP Module,

Remote Link II, And Computer Are

Optional On All Systems. All

Computers Require Installation of

Prism Graphical User Interface

Software

9600 Baud

Figure 2-3: CV Communication Loop Wiring, Daisy-Chain Configuration

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