AKCP SPX+ Manual 

- 2 - Table of Contents BEB Introduction ............................................................................................................... 3 BEB installation and configuration information .................................................................. 4 SPX+ Web UI configuration...................................... ...

- 3 - Introduction The BEB or (Basic Expansion Bus) units provide a simple yet cost effective way to increase the amount of sensors and dry contacts using multiple BEB (slave units) to the single “Master” SPX+ remote unit and its single IP address. These provide a lower cost solution for adding sensors or dry contacts and works ...

- 4 - Installation The BEB units are easy to install, and ready to mount with in the 19” racks, or cabinets. As shown in the diagram above, you can mount each BEB in the 1U configuration and daisy chain them using the BEB connection ports. The BEB units must be connected one at a time, not all at once. When disconnecting and then ...

- 5 - The BEB will always be an RJ-12, this allows to differentiate these from the EXP connection with the RJ-45. You can always use CAT3 cable Instead of CAT5 cable if this will be easier for your installation. Maximum Cable Length The Maximum total distance between the SPX+ and the last BEB in the string of BEB slave units is 18 m ...

- 6 - SPX+ web UI configuration With the 5VDC power supply connected first and the BEB unit(s) connected to the SPX+ BEB port, you would fist open the SPX+ web UI and log in as Admin. The screen shot above shows the SPX+ web UI before the BEB unit(s) are connected. After connecting the BEB unit, this now appears as the “Remote Mod ...

- 7 - Please contact [email protected] if you have any further technical questions or problems. Thanks for Choosing AKCP! ...