Install Guide
Table Of Contents
- AMS-9030 Controller
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- About this Guide
- Controller Overview
- Installation Requirements
- Mounting the Controller
- Connecting Antennas
- Connecting Remote Alarms
- Connecting External Devices to Controller Relays
- Connecting Noise Canceling Antennas
- Connecting Multiple 9030 Controllers
- Connecting a Service Laptop
- Connecting a SyncLink Device
- Connecting an Ultra*Link Device
- Connecting Power to the Controller
- Specifications
- Declarations
Preliminary
AMS-9030 CONTROLLER 8200-0344-02, REV. 0
INSTALLATION GUIDE
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Configurations
The following list describes the basic ways that
antennas can be configured with the controller.
Figure 3 and Figure 4 show examples of these
configurations.
• Single – one transceiver (XCVR) antenna
connects to P13 (A) or P16 (B).
• Single with one receiver – the transmitting
antenna can be configured as a transceiver or a
transmitter. If it is configured as a transceiver
and it connects to P13 (A), then the receiver
connects to the opposite receive-only channel,
P23 (B). If the antenna is configured as a
transmitter only, it connects to P13 (A), a
receive-only antenna connects to P22 (A), and
jumpers 25 and 26 (A) must be removed.
• Single with two receivers – one transmit-only
antenna connects to P13 (A) or P16 (B). Two
receive-only antennas are both connected to
P22 (A) or P23 (B). Jumpers 25 and 26 (A) or
27 and 28 (B) must be removed.
• Dual – two transceiver antennas connect to
P13 and P16.
• Dual with two receivers – Two transmit-only
antennas are connected to P13 and P16. Two
receive-only antennas are connected to P22
and P23. Jumpers 25-28 must be removed.
• Split Tx Rx Tx – Two transmit-only antennas
are connected to P13 and P16. One receive-
only antenna is connected to P22 or P23, but
you must wire P22 to P23. Jumpers 25-28 must
be removed.
• Split (also called Triple) – a two-controller
system with three antennas. Two transceiver
antennas are connected to P13 and P16 on one
controller and one transceiver antenna is
connected to P13 on another controller. If the
antennas are near each other, a wired sync
cable is required.
• Triple with three receivers – a two-controller
system with three antennas. One controller has
two transmit-only antennas connected to P13
and P16 and two receive-only antennas
connected at P22 and P23. Jumpers 25-28
must be removed on this controller. The other
controller has one transmit-only antenna
connected at P13 and one receive-only antenna
connected to P22. Jumpers 25 and 26 must be
removed on this controller. If the antennas are
near each other, a wired sync cable is required.
• Quad – a two-controller system with four
antennas. Both controllers have two transceiver
antennas connected to P13 and P16. If the
antennas are near each other, a wired sync
cable is required.