Multi-Link ICM Internet Control Module

The ICM has an Ethernet port, an Analog port (not for phone line), and an RS-232 port. The ICM is accessed via the Internet through the Ethernet port, by using an RJ-45 Ethernet cable (provided). The RS-232 port is normally used to communicate with the “base unit”, and besides presenting options to set and execute commands through the base unit, it also provides ability to interrogate the current status of base unit power (use the serial cable provided for this type of communication). The “Analog” port is used to communicate with a base unit when the base unit must be separated from the controller by distances up to 2000’. In this is implementation you use a RJ-11/14 type cable (two wires required) instead of the RS-232 connection. If connecting the ICM with an IPS device, either Telco or Modem port of the IPS can be used, but we recommend to use the port labeled “Modem”, so you have the flexibility to also communicate with the IPS by a dial-up telephone connection for “Ring Count Power Reset”. Without the RS-232 connection to the base unit there is no ability to interrogate the power status of the base unit. NOTE: The “Analog“ port cannot be used for a telephone line connection.

Note: This Product Is A Special Order Product By The Manufacturer And Has A Shipping Lead Time Of Two Weeks.

Key Feature

Variety of optional base units (listed)

		ICM Product Manual