Technical Manual

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Go-Anywhere Hub Rear Access Descriptions

Note: The rear terminals, headers and sockets are not accessible after wall mounting.

TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS

Configure all inputs and outputs using the iSecure Cloud Web Portal at www.iSecureByNapco.com. Located at the bottom of

the Go-Anywhere Smart Hub PC board, the 11 terminals are described as follows:

Z7 (‒): Connects to the negative terminal of the two-wire smoke sensor (zone 7). Requires ISEC-2WF-MOD 2-Wire Fire

Sensor Module.

FIRE PR+: Connects to the positive terminal of the two-wire smoke sensor. Requires ISEC-2WF-MOD 2-Wire Fire Sensor

Module.

Z8 (‒): Connects to the negative terminal of the two-wire smoke sensor (zone 8). Requires ISEC-2WF-MOD 2-Wire Fire

Sensor Module.

GND: Common ground terminal.

GRN: Remote Bus connection, see wiring diagram.

YEL: Remote Bus connection, see wiring diagram.

PGM (+): This terminal is a low current continuous +12V output. Wired with the active trigger terminal PGM (‒) below, this

PGM output can be programmed to either toggle on/off or remain momentarily energized (for about 5 seconds)

upon a keyfob button press. Program in KEYFOB SETTINGS, KEY FUNCTIONS column (for Key #3 or Key #4,

select AuxOutput/PGM Toggle or AuxOutput/PGM Momentary). This terminal can be wired to an LED or to the

red (+) of the model RB1000 Relay Board (the RB1000 is a low-current Form-C relay that provides an additional

dry contact output). This RB1000 relay may be used to activate access control devices, locks, etc.

PGM (‒): The active trigger for the PGM (when triggered, changes from open collector to active). This terminal can be wired

to the black (‒) of the model RB1000 Relay Board (see description of terminal PGM (+), above).

BELL (+): Connect the alarm sounding devices (self-contained sirens, speakers or a mechanical bells) this terminal and

BELL (‒). Any self-contained external siren requiring a 12V supply can be connected. When connecting a me-

chanical bell, it must be supervised using a 2.2k Ohm resistor. To connect 8 Ohm speakers, use a Siren Driver

with the proper polarity observed. Note: Refer to the Standby-Battery Calculation Worksheet (page 72) for

standby and alarm current specifications. Note: In NFPA Household Fire and carbon monoxide installations, only

a single siren or bell can be used on this bell circuit.

BELL (‒): Wire this terminal to the black (‒) of the model RB1000 Relay Board. See terminal BELL (+), above..

16VAC: (see 16VAC, below)

16VAC: AC In (2 non-polarized terminals). Connect to the supplied 20VA TRF12 Class 2 transformer using appropriate

gauge wire. Important: Do NOT connect the wall adapter to a switched AC outlet.

HEADER / SOCKET DESCRIPTIONS

Also refer to the Wiring Diagram on page 79.

J1 Optional Z-WAVE Board insert

J2 Optional Wi-Fi PC Board insert

J3 Wi-Fi PC Board Insert

J4 LTE Radio PC Board insert (for pre-installed LTE radio module)

J5 LTE Radio PC Board insert (for pre-installed LTE radio module)

J7 LTE Radio PC Board insert (for pre-installed LTE radio module)

J9 900MHz Transceiver Board insert

J11 2-Wire Fire PC Board insert

J15 Voice prompt mini-sounder socket

J14 Local keypad socket (reserved for future use)

J16 Siren socket

J19 Optional 345MHz receiver socket (reserved for future use)

JUMPER / SHUNT DESCRIPTIONS

Also refer to the Wiring Diagram on page 79.

J8 Cut to enable Control tamper as keypad 1 tamper

JP2 Insert shunt on power up to create Cold Start, then remove (see page 61 for the full Cold Start procedure)

JP4 Configuration jumper (Technical Support use only)

JP4

TIVA

1 2

3 4

900

CONFIG

spare

Go-Anywhere Hub

"JP4"