Wavetronix SmartSensor Matrix (SS-225) - User Guide - Manual (Page 7)

6 INTRODUCTION • SMARTSENSOR MATRIX USER GUIDE
ration process is quick and easy. After installation, the sensor will require little or no on-site
maintenance and can be remotely configured.
This user guide outlines the step-by-step process of installing and configuring the Smart-
Sensor Matrix. Any questions about the information in this guide should be directed to
Wavetronix or your distributor.
SmartSensor Matrix Package
A standard SmartSensor Matrix package may contain some combination of the following items:
˽ SmartSensor Matrix detector(s) with installed sensor backplate
˽ Sensor mounting kit(s)
˽ SmartSensor 6-conductor cable(s)
˽ Intersection preassembled backplate, Click 650 cabinet interface device or Click 600
cabinet interface device
˽ Click 112/114 detector rack card(s) with patch cable(s)
˽ Click 104 four-channel DIN rail contact closure module
˽ SmartSensor Manager Matrix (SSMM) software
˽ SmartSensor Matrix User Guide
Note
In addition to the intersection preassembled backplate and the Click 600/650 cabi-
net interface devices, you could also use the preassembled 19-inch rack or the seg-
mented preassembled backplate. The coming chapters will discuss the differences
between and uses of these various cabinet solutions.
SmartSensor Matrix installations should perform the following functions for the sensor:
˽ AC power conversion – Provides reliable power for the sensors and other components.
This option is normally recommended instead of the DC surge protection because it
will not burden the existing DC power modules.
˽ Surge protection – Protects equipment from surges coming from the power source or
from a cable run.
˽ Remote IP connection – Provides a way (via a Click 301 serial to Ethernet converter, or
onboard Ethernet capabilities) to connect to the sensor from a remote location.
Figure I.2 shows several possible installation setups; these connect the sensor to a controller
by way of the Click 650, the Click 600 or a preassembled backplate. Some of these solutions
also require the use of contact closure cards in an input file rack.