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IMMS 2.0 / ACC Components

IMMS 2.0 Software System Requirements

Windows XP Pro/Home or Vista, 2GHz processor, I NFO I N T HE c atalo g PAGE 95
Minimum 512MB RAM

IMMS ACC Communication Modules

Enhanced central control with the advanced technology of the world’s smallest dial-based, full-featured, modular controller

ACC-COM-HWR: Communicates with central via hardwire GCBL, downstream APPBRKT: Bracket required to install any ACC-COM Module into an ACC Plastic
with hardwire or radio. Use with all client controllers. Pedestal. Includes all necessary mounting hardware and cables.

ACC-COM-POTS: Communicates with central via Telephone Line (POTS)
downstream with hardwire or radio.
ACC-COM-GSM: Communicates with central via GSM Cell modem downstream
with hardwire or radio. For use in North America only. Cell antenna included.
IMMS-ANT3: Antenna for use with RAD3 and ACC-1200.
IMMS-ANT2: Antenna for use with RAD3 and ACC-1200-PP (inside pedestal lid).
IMMS-ANT-YAGI 3: Directional UHF antenna for CI locations.

ACC-COM-GSM-E: Communicates with central via GSM Cell modem. For use
outside North America. Cell antenna included.
ACC-HWIM: Hardwire Interface Module allows hardwire communication
between devices. Requires any one of the ACC-COM-xxx to be installed in ACC.
HFS Hunter Flow Sensor
Add this option to enable your controller to identify a system’s low flow or
overflow conditions instantaneously, before resulting damage (to either the
system or surrounding landscape) can occur. Measures flow in inches or metric
units. Maximum 1 flow meter per controller.

RAD3: Includes UHF radio, cable and mounting hardware. Requires any one of
the ACC-COM-xxx to be installed in the ACC. Antenna sold separately.

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IMMS 2.0 / ACC Connections
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ACC Controller
COMPUTER
Optional radio to additional
ACC Communications Connections ACC-
COM-
controllers on site.

3 different sites, each with its own link to HWR

CCC Hardwire
the central computer. GCBL Cable HW to additional
ACC-HWIM RAD3 controllers on site.

GCBL Cable

All “satellite” installations require the correct COM module

inside the ACC:
ACC-COM-HWR: hardwire/radio connection.
Dial-up Telephone (Plain Old Telephone Service or POTS) ACC-COM-POTS: regular dial-up telephone (RJ-11)
ACC Controller
ACC-COM-GSM: cellular connection (cell phone &
ACC-
antenna included).

Ext. UHF antenna

COM- ACC-COM-GSM-E: cellular connection for most sites
POTS outside or North America (GSM modem and antenna

(not included)
included)

Dial-up to Cellular #
ACC-HWIM RAD3 Hardwire connections (in or out) also require one ACC-HWIM
terminal, for in- and outbound wire.

GCBL Cable UHF radio communications require RAD3 radio module

(antenna not included).
ACC-HWIM & RAD3 may be added to any COM module.

ACC radio
client controller
ACC Controller

Cel ACC-
lula COM-
Cellular/Mobile Communications r
HWR

Cellular GSM Site developed with additional ACC Controller Ext. UHF antenna
radio and hardwire controllers, as an example. RAD3 (not included)

ACC-
COM-
io
GSM Rad
UHF

ACC-HWIM RAD3

Ext. UHF antenna ACC hardwire

(not included) client controller
ACC Controller

ACC-
COM-
HWR

GCBL Cable
ACC-HWIM

See Hunter ACC System Design Guide for complete details

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IMMS 2.0 / SI & CI Components
SPECIFICATIONBUILDER
M O DE L C O MP O NE N T COMMUNICATIONS POWER OPTIONS

SI = Site Interface
CI = Controller Interface MOD = Modem A = Australian, 240VAC
IMMS CCC = Central Computer HW = Hardwire E = Euro/International,
Communication 230VAC
Unit
CD = Software
EXAMPLE

IMMS SI HW

IMMS – SI – HW

For use with Hunter ICC,

Pro-C and SRC controllers.
(see preceding pages for ACC options)

IMMS-CCC IMMS-SI IMMS-CI-HW IMMS-R IMMS-SAT-800-PP

What you need to get started: IMMS-CELL-GSM: Optional Cellular Communications Module for GSM
IMMS Basic Components systems – goes where your phone company doesn’t!
The essential ingredients to create central control using Hunter’s established
IMMS-CI-HW: Interface for each additional controller on a Site. Communicates
line-up of residential and commercial controllers
with SI via hardwired cable or UHF radio (license required). Weatherproof,
color-coded, small…put one at each additional controller.
IMMS-CCC: Used for hardwired connections to the field from the central
computer. Limit one per system, not required for modem communications.
IMMS-R: Optional UHF radio communications module, for SI and CIs.
Optional external antenna IMMS-ANT-3 for extended coverage, or directional
IMMS-SI: First interface on each Site, available in two versions. The – HW
IMMS-ANT-YAGI 3 for tough coverage situations.
is hardwire cable and cellular module ready, with simple color-coded wire
connections; the – MOD is equipped with internal dial-up modem for direct
ICC-SAT-800-PP: Weatherproof plastic pedestal, available with ICC controller
telephone jack connection. Weather-proof case.
and IMMS interfaces pre-wired. Optional lid antenna IMMS-ANT-2 not shown,
internal to lid (see ICC section).

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Hardwire Connections: A G
Controller Controller Controller
(A) Computer (Windows® XP, Home or Pro edition)
connected via
F
(B) Serial cable (only) to E
COMPUTER
(C) CCC (6 ft./2 m, max), connected via C
SI-HW CI CI
(D) GCBL cable (10,000 ft./3 km, max) to D
(E) SI, connected via B
CCC
(F) 18/5 (6 ft./2 m, max) to H I
(G) Hunter Controller, and via
(H) more GCBL to subsequent Note: No forks, tees, splices, or loops are required or permitted in communications path.
(I) CI (10,000 ft./3 km, max) and associated controller,
etc., up to 100 max controllers.

Dial-up Modem Connections:

A I
(A) Computer (Windows® XP, Home or Pro edition) Controller Controller Controller
with internal modem, connected with
(B) RJ-11 cable (6 ft./2 m, max) to H
(C) analog phone system jack, connected via COMPUTER G
(D) public telephone network (no limit), to C SI-MOD CI CI
D E
(E) dedicated analog line wall jack, via B
(F) RJ-11 cable (6 ft./2 m, max) to
J K
(G) SI-MOD, connected via
F
(H) 18/5 (6 ft./2 m, max) to
Notes: Modem systems may include up to 100 different sites, each with up to 100 controllers. The
(I) Hunter Controller and via first controller at each site must be connected to an SI-MOD as shown. IMMS dials up each site (via D,
above), one at a time. No forks, tees, splices, or loops are required or permitted in communications
(J) more GCBL to subsequent
path on each site. Modem systems may coexist with ONE hardwired site–the computer may use the
(K) CI (10,000 ft./3 km, max) and associated controller, serial port to communicate with a local site via the CCC (Hardwired connections, at top of page),
etc., up to 100 max controllers per site. and use its internal modem to communicate with up to 99 additional dial-up modem sites (as shown
in the Dial-up Modem diagram).

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