IPCA66500 - Security alarm ABUS - Free user manual and instructions

Title	Value / Description
Product type	IP surveillance camera
Video resolution	Not specified
Night vision	Not specified
Connectivity	Wi-Fi / Ethernet
Storage	Not specified
Compatibility	Mobile and PC applications
Power supply	Not specified
Dimensions	Not specified
Weight	Not specified
Warranty	Not specified
Recommended use	Indoor/outdoor surveillance
Maintenance	Regular cleaning of the lens
Security	Data encryption
Included accessories	Not specified

Frequently Asked Questions - IPCA66500 ABUS

How do I reset the ABUS IPCA66500?

To reset the ABUS IPCA66500, locate the reset button on the back of the device. Press and hold this button for about 10 seconds until the indicators flash.

The device does not turn on, what should I do?

First, check that the device is properly connected to a power source. If the device still does not turn on, try changing the power outlet or testing with another power cable.

How do I connect the ABUS IPCA66500 to my Wi-Fi network?

To connect the ABUS IPCA66500 to your Wi-Fi network, open the dedicated app on your smartphone, select the Wi-Fi setup option, then follow the on-screen instructions to enter your network information.

What should I do if the image is blurry or of poor quality?

Make sure the device's lens is clean and free of dust. Also check that the device is properly positioned and not facing a direct light source.

How do I update the firmware of the ABUS IPCA66500?

To update the firmware, go to the app, open the device settings, and look for the 'Firmware update' option. Follow the instructions to download and install the latest version.

The power supply is cut off, what should I do?

Check if the power cable is properly connected. If the power supply is still cut off, check if a fuse has blown or if the circuit is faulty.

How do I configure motion alerts?

In the app, go to the device settings and look for the 'Motion detection' option. Enable it and customize the settings according to your preferences.

Can I use the ABUS IPCA66500 outdoors?

The ABUS IPCA66500 is designed for indoor use. For outdoor use, make sure to use an appropriate waterproof housing.

How do I access video recordings?

To access video recordings, open the app, go to the 'History' or 'Recordings' section, and select the desired date and time to view the videos.

What should I do if I forget my password?

Use the 'Forgot password' option available in the app to reset your password. Follow the instructions sent to your email address to reset it.

USER MANUAL IPCA66500 ABUS

Exterior view of a white rectangular electrical enclosure with two mounting holes (no text or symbols)

8-zone wired extension with PSU

Installation Instructions (UK)....7

Installation Instructions (NL)....17

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Installation Instructions (I) 27

1. Merkmale

The 8-zone wired extension with supplementary 1.5 A power supply unit (PSU) enables you to extend the system with 8 wired zones and a programmable output. The emergency power supply is provided by a 7 Ah or 17 Ah rechargeable standby battery. You can connect up to four operating panels to this extension. The extension also permits the connection of 2 additional loudspeakers for acoustic alarm or service signals.

2. Installation

Before installing, make sure that the external voltage supply is disconnected and isolated before making any mains connections.

1. Remove the housing screws of the extension module.
2. Use the housing as a template to locate the fixing screw holes and drill three holes at these locations (min. 4mm ∅, 4.5 cm long).
3. Pull all cables and cores through the base plate and screw the housing firmly to the mounting surface. To prevent interference, pull the 230 V mains cable through a separate opening.
4. Connect all cables and set the jumpers and switches as described on the next page.
5. Insert the tamper contact in the opening provided.
6. Now connect the standby battery and switch on the 230 V mains supply.
7. Close the housing with the cover and screw it down.

3. Description of components and programming

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Z1 T1 Z2 T2 Z3 T3 Z4 T4 Z5 T5 Z6 T6 Z7 T7 Z8 T8 ON IN ON OUT A B F G A B C D E NETWORK OUT REMOTE NETNO *#NION *+ - + - ON IN ON OUT *+ - + - ON IN ON OUT

1.) Not used

2.) ZONE WIRING

You can connect a detector using one of the following methods. Each zone can be wired differently. The contacts of the detectors are usually NC (normally closed); if you want NO (normally open), program zone with the “Inverted” attribute.

Important: The voltage supply of the detectors is provided by two additional cores for the connections to the AUX terminals (+12 V DC / 0 V).

NC wiring:

Also known as CCL wiring.

FSL wiring:

Also known as DEOL. Enables individual supervision of a wire tamper

Anti-masking wiring:

If the detector has an anti-mask attribute, three resistors can monitor all states (healthy, alarm, tamper, masked). The zone can be programmed just like any other zone (e.g. Immediately), but must have the

"Masking" attribute.

Important: For wiring examples, see "Installation Instructions AZ5200".

3.) AUX CONNECTOR

Additional terminals to power external detectors and outputs (+12V DC / 0V).

4.) CONNECTION FOR 7AH/17AH STANDBY BATTERY

5.) CONNECTION FOR THE 13.8 V DC VOLTAGE SUPPLY

6.) AUX CONNECTOR

Additional terminals to power external detectors and outputs (+12V DC / 0V).

7.) AUX ERROR LED

Lit when fuse blown.

8.) OUTPUT (OPTIONAL)

By default, the output switches from 0V to 12V (+1) on activation, and can deliver up to 500 mA. The output can be inverted when programming the output. Output -1 must not be used.

9.) CONNECTING LOUDSPEAKERS (OPTIONAL)

Up to 2 external 16 Ohm loudspeakers can be connected in series. The loudspeaker volume can be adjusted by the potentiometer on the PCB.

10.) VOLUME POTENTIOMETER

For adjusting the volume of external loudspeakers.

11.) BUS ERROR LED

Lit when fuse blown.

12.) BUS INPUT

The first extension to the bus is connected to the alarm centre via the NODE NETWORK IN terminal (bus input).

Each successive extension is connected to NODE NETWORK OUT (bus output) of the previous extension.

Important: The maximum distance to the furthest extension must not exceed 1 km.

Important: Do not connect the "A" connector to the 4-core buscable!

G F B

13.)BUS OUTPUT

For connecting further extension modules to the bus.

G F B A

14.) CONNECTING CONTROL PANELS (OPTIONAL)

Up to 4 further control panels can be connected. The maximum distance to the furthest control panel must not exceed 100 m.

Important: The voltage supply on the operating panels must not drop below 10.5V DC (recommendation: min. 12V). If the voltage is too low, double up the cores or use an additional voltage supply.

15.) CONTROL PANEL LED

Lit when fuse blown.

16.)NOT USED

Do not change the DIP switch settings.

17.) ADDRESS OF 8-ZONE WIRED EXTENSION

Set the jumper to the position matching the extension.

Important: Ensure that no two extensions on the same bus have the same address.

18.) TAMPER JUMPER

If the jumper is closed, the tamper contact of the extension module is switched off.

19.)BUS LED

Lit when there is bus communication and flashes when bus communication is lost.

4. Technical data

External voltage supply 230 VAC	+/- 10%, 50 Hz
External power consumption 145 mA
Internal voltage supply 13.8 V DC
Internal power supply 1.5 A (750mA for battery charge)
Internal power consumption	60 mA max. at 12 V DC;305 mA max. with loudspeaker
Standby battery 12 V DC, 7Ah/17Ah battery
Zones	8 zones; NC or FSL with anti-masking
Output 1 output positively switching (+1),500 mA max. at 12V DC
Fuses	4 fuses (500 mA) automatically resettable; 1 mains fuse (315 mA slow)
Dimension 382mm x 310mm x 95mm (HxWxD)
Weight	4.5 kg
Operating temperature -10° to 55°C
Operating humidity Max. 96%

1. Introduction