Jack Fuse ATMOD18 Electronic Access Control Installation Guide
- June 15, 2024
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Jack Fuse ATMOD18 Electronic Access Control Installation Guide
ATMOD
Installation Note
Pre-built End of Line (EOL) resistor module with quick – connect terminals for security and access control systems.
The ATMOD replaces traditional EOL resistors.
Termination
Strip the wires from the alarm sensor, reed switch, push button or other
device so that about 5mm of conductor is exposed. Evenly twist the strands to
make the conductor more ridged then insert into the round terminals at the
tabbed end of the ATMOD. Ensure that the wire insulation ends inside the ATMOD
terminal so that no conductor strands are exposed. A twisting motion may help
insert the conductor.
Repeat this action for the wires from the alarm panel, inserting these wires into the end of the ATMOD that has no tab. If the ATMOD is installed in a difficult-to-access area, or if there is a chance the cables may be put under stress, then fold the wires back across the ATMOD and secure at the centre of the ATMOD with a 2mm cable tie, as illustrated.
To use the ATMOD with alarm devices that do not have fly leads, such as a
break glass unit, simply use two short lengths of insulated wire as the
connection between the device and the ATMOD. The ATMOD terminals are also
suitable for tinned and solid conductors. Further labour savings can be made
by fitting the ATMOD to field devices in the workshop prior to site works.
Installation on site is then much more efficient.
Typical Connection
Simple alarm sensors such as reed switches or lock monitoring contacts can be quickly connected to the alarm panel cables using an ATMOD.
Devices with a Tamper Switch
The ATMOD can be used in devices that also feature a tamper switch such as motion detectors. Correct orientation of the ATMOD is important to ensure the right EOL resistor configuration.
Shared Common
To use the ATMOD with devices that share a common output wire, such as some
mortice locks, it is important to wire the ATMOD in the correct method. This
will ensure the common connection continues through to the alarm panel.
It is a good practice to always wire the common conductor in this method and keep the wire insulation colours the same.
Technical Data
| Minimum conductor size | .2mm2 (24AWG) |
|---|---|
| Maximum conductor size | .5mm2 (20AWG) |
| Dimensions | 24 L X 7 W X 8 H (mm) |
| RoHS | Compliant |
| AUS/NZ (RMC-EMC) 61000.6.3 | Compliant |
| Primary materials | Polyamide 46, fiberglass, polyolefin |
| Country of origin | China |
Ordering Code
| ATMOD18 | 180Ω/300Ω | PCSC | White |
|---|---|---|---|
| ATMOD01 | 1K/1K | Protégé, Mercury, Genetec, Lenel, Avigilon C•Cure | Black |
| ATMOD22 | 2K2/2K2 | Integriti, Inception | Green |
| ATMOD68 | 2K2/6K8 | Concept | Blue |
| ATMOD47 | 4K7/4K7 | Gallagher | Yellow |
| ATMOD10 | 10K/10K | Tecom, Pacom, Risco LightSYS | Red |
| ATMOD680 | 680Ω/680Ω | Dormakaba | Grey |
| ATMOD122 | 1K/2K2 | CEM | Grey/White |
| ATMOD33 | 3K3/3K3 | Reliance | Brown |
| ATMOD374S | 3K74 | Reliance | Brown/Purple |
| ATMOD698S | 6K98 | Reliance | Brown/Blue |
| ATMOD33S | 3K3 | Reliance/Bosch | Brown/Black |
| ATMOD68S | 6K8 | Bosch | Brown/White |
| ATMOD36 | 6K8/3K3 | Bosch | Brown/Orange |
| ATMOD2R | 22K/22K* | Siemens | Orange |
| ATMOD-S | ATMOD with resistor values to suit your application, contact |
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*ATMOD-2R suits Siemens systems when mounted in reverse. That is, tab to security panel.
Learning
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References
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