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DNG485 Instruction Manual Rev F.doc

   

 

 

 

 

Select A Suitable Location 

This device is designed for indoor use only. If 
installing in an external location, the DNG485 
must  be  housed  in  a  suitable  well-ventilated 
enclosure.  Choose a dry location that will be 
accessible  after  the  installation  is  complete.  
The  DNG485  should be  mounted  with  an air 
gap  of  100mm  on  each  side  and  at  the  top 
and  bottom  of  the  device.    This  air  gap  is 
required  to  ensure  the  serviceability  of  the 
DNG485  without  its  complete  removal  from 
the mounting surface and to enable access to 
the service switches and LEDs. 

 

Fixing the Device 

The DNG485 has integral mounting brackets 
attached  to  the  enclosure,  designed  to 
accommodate  4  fixing  screws  up  to  8mm 
diameter.    The  DNG485  can  be  fixed  to  the 
wall without opening the cabinet or removing 
covers.    Make  sure  no  dust  or  other  debris 
enters  the  device  during  installation.    Do  not 
leave  the  front  cover  off  for  any  length  of 
time.    Excessive  dust  and  dirt  can  degrade 
internal components. 

 

Allow For Cable Entry 

Supply cables enter the enclosure at the top.  
If  these  cables  are  fed  from  below  the 
mounting  position,  they  should  be  routed 
around the enclosure to enter at the top.  The 
control  cables  enter  at  the  bottom  of  the 
enclosure.    Control  cables  should  never  be 
run  in  the  mains  voltage  sections  of  the 
enclosure. 

 

Supply Cable Connections 

The  supply  terminals  are  located  toward  the 
centre  of  the  enclosure  and  consists  of 
Neutral,  Phase  and  an  Earth  link  which  will 
accept up to two 2.5mm

2

 cables. The supply 

cables  should  have  a  capacity  of  0.5  Amps 
minimum. This device must be earthed. 

 

Summary of Contents for dynalite DNG485

Page 1: ...8 9899 f 61 2 8338 9333 dynalite info philips com Philips com dynalite DNG485 Network Bridge Installation Manual contents Warning 2 Mounting Supply Cable Connections 5 Features 2 Connecting Serial Control Cables 6 Important Safeguards 2 Troubleshooting 7 Internal View 3 Specifications 8 Applications for the DNG485 4 ...

Page 2: ...contact your local agent for details You should have all terminations made and be able to turn all lighting circuits on and off from control plates before the programming engineer arrives at the job Check Connections Treat this device as a switchboard that has been shipped Tighten all screw connections as vibrations from transport can cause MCB and terminal block screws to become loose Power Sourc...

Page 3: ... Enable Easy Cable Access 230V Supply Connections Knock Out For Low Voltage Cable Entry Glands for Cables 225mm 320mm Port 2 DyNet DMX Network Connections Mounting Point Port 2 Network Socket Service Switch EARTH LINK Depth 75mm N L Accessory Socket Port 1 DyNet Network Connections ...

Page 4: ...um of 128 devices per spur with 128 spurs per trunk a total of 16384 devices per trunk There can be as many trunks as required DUS703C Universal Sensor DyNet Trunk DyNet Spur DUS703C Universal Sensor To up to 123 more devices DUS703C DDNG485 Network Gateway Universal Sensor DyNet Trunk DyNet Spur DUS703C Universal Sensor To up to 123 more devices To other floors To other floors DBC410 CH4 CH3 CH2 ...

Page 5: ... accommodate 4 fixing screws up to 8mm diameter The DNG485 can be fixed to the wall without opening the cabinet or removing covers Make sure no dust or other debris enters the device during installation Do not leave the front cover off for any length of time Excessive dust and dirt can degrade internal components Allow For Cable Entry Supply cables enter the enclosure at the top If these cables ar...

Page 6: ...the Shield terminal The colour coding scheme used is not critical as long as the same scheme is used throughout the installation Serial Cable Connecting Method The recommended connecting method is to daisy chain devices ie starting at the first device then looping in then out of devices with a single cable terminating at the last device There should not be any spurs or stubs and only the first and...

Page 7: ...tivity Power supply indicator LED on PCB not lit Incorrect connection of Mains supply or no power available Check power supply to DNG485 Check Line and Neutral input connections Check Fuse if fitted Power supply indicator LED lit but no Service LED activity Supply voltage too low short circuit on network or short circuit on analogue inputs Control PCB faulty Check 5V 12V terminal voltages Disconne...

Page 8: ...evice the Service LED will blink rapidly at approximately 5 duty for a few seconds and then revert to normal Service Switch The Service Switch when pressed causes a sign on message to be transmitted onto the network If the transmission is successful the Service LED will indicate network activity detected The Sign on message contains information about the device such as box number device type and e...

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