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Manual Euro-MERiDIAN

Chapter 11 Page 11 - 7

The standard wiring

convention is YELLOW for the iD

Line +, and BLUE for the iD Line

–, which thus match the colour

coding of the biscuit itself.

The third, WHITE, connection to

the biscuit is used for the

switch contact, as follows:

YELLOW: iD+ Term E4

BLUE: iD - Term E3

Tamper switch:

In series with YELLOW

Switch contact:

Between WHITE and BLUE

The connections of the biscuit

in a typical PIR are as follows:

This shows the incoming cable

from the End Station at one

side and the ongoing

connection to the next

detector at the other. It is

possible to spur off at this

point to a further detector(s).

On completion of making

connections, the biscuit should

be placed neatly against the

terminal block or cable form,

ensuring that it does not

obstruct the tamper switch,

cause a short circuit, or

obstruct the operation of the

detector.

The biscuit should be wired

directly to the terminals of the

detector to which it refers. If

there is insufficient space, use

the iD ‘DP’ junction box - see

page 11-8.

iD LINE TERMINATION

Each cable run should be

terminated with a 0.01µF capacitor

connected between iD + and -

(yellow and blue) at the last

biscuit.

NORMALLY OPEN DETECTORS

should be connected in the same

way. Select the ‘Normally Open’

attribute when programming the

zone.

WINDOW FOIL and similar

detectors require the iD ‘DP’

junction box, which interfaces an

optically isolated circuit to the iD

biscuit.

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