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8.5.4 Ward bus<br />

Group bus<br />

GE<br />

Terminating<br />

resistor<br />

2.7 kOhm<br />

The maximum permissible cable length of the ward bus is 700 m.<br />

The maximum number of users on the ward bus is 40.<br />

The following devices are ward bus users:<br />

CONCENTO PLUS - <strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>, 11/12 (Rev. 3.0), 00 8814 14<br />

8. Laying cables<br />

Terminals SD6 P<br />

Terminals S4 P<br />

Terminals S4 B<br />

Display module<br />

Call/presence combination bus (RAB)<br />

Corridor displays (maximum 10 per ward bus)<br />

Management Interface (maximum 1, when connected to ward bus)<br />

It is recommended to lay the ward bus as a ring. The last part of the ring between<br />

the last user and the Group Electronic (GE) is however not connected. It serves<br />

merely as a reserve in the event that faults occur in the ward bus.<br />

The ward bus must am be connected at the first and last user with a 2.7 kOhm<br />

terminating resistor between IA and IB. The resistor is already present in all<br />

devices (apart from the corridor displays) and only needs to be activated via a<br />

DIP switch or jumper.<br />

Terminating<br />

resistor<br />

2.7 kOhm<br />

Terminal<br />

Ward bus: IY(ST)Y 4x2x0.8 mm, max. 700 m<br />

Terminal<br />

RAB<br />

max. 40 ward bus users<br />

Terminal Terminal Display<br />

module<br />

Terminal<br />

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