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V4.4 03/08/18

TD0036

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10.5.3

BATTERY SPECIFICATION

Traka provide two backup batteries with every UK Traka Touch S System. If for any reason you need to
connect/disconnect the backup battery please see the battery location and connection details sections above. Please use
the information below to source your own battery if needed.

DANGER:

The Traka Touch cabinet contains a Mains Power Supply. Before installing or servicing the system

please ensure the Mains Power source is disconnected.

The backup battery is kept charged by the system when running from the mains so that it is ready to be used should
the power fail.

The service life of the batteries is typically 5 years. Should the batteries require replacing, then it is important that
they are replaced with the correct type. The batteries can be sourced directly from Traka – the following battery is
recommended:

•

Yuasa NP2.1-12S 12V 2.1Ah Sealed Lead Acid Battery

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Summary of Contents for TRAKA TOUCH S

Page 1: ...nt is the subject of copyright and must not be copied or otherwise reproduced either in whole or in part without the express written permission of TRAKA TRAKA TOUCH S INSTALLATION GUIDE TD0036 03 08 18 VERSION 4 4 ...

Page 2: ...de more detail for extension systems 3 5 21 07 16 RC Document changed from UD0049 to TD0036 3 6 07 09 16 LN Added to notes on Extension Systems Overview and Connecting Extension Cabinets sections to include more detail on tamper switch connection Interface PCB versions MT 3 7 21 11 16 RC Added UL Certification information to the introduction 3 8 12 04 17 LN Added Product Details section with compl...

Page 3: ...tart 9 5 1 Mounting Info Safety Tips 9 5 2 What You Should Have 10 5 3 Tools and Materials Required For Installation 11 5 4 Wall Preparation 11 6 Installing the System 13 6 1 Removing the Receptor Strip Frame 13 6 2 Removing the Control Panel 15 6 3 Removing the Cable Access Panels Ext Cabinets Only 17 6 4 Fixing to the Wall 18 6 5 Installing the Backup Batteries 19 6 6 Connecting Extension Cabine...

Page 4: ...ection 30 10 Maintenance 31 10 1 Switching off the System 31 10 2 Manually Opening the Door 32 10 3 Serial Number Rating Plate Location 33 10 4 Replacing the Fuse in a Surge Protection Device 34 10 5 Backup Battery 35 10 5 1 Battery Location 35 10 5 2 Battery Connection Details 37 10 5 3 Battery Specification 38 11 Technical Support 39 ...

Page 5: ...g temp Ambient for indoor use only 5 C to 40 C at 95 non condensing relative humidity 2 3 COMPLIANCE LEVEL 2 3 1 USA AND CANADA CAN ULC S319 ULC S319 Class Class 1 The product s or component s compliance to ULC S319 would be invalidated through the use of any add on expansion memory or other module manufactured or supplied by the manufacturer or manufacturer s representative UL294 The levels of ac...

Page 6: ... Cam Lock As well as the manual door release the master key can also be used for gaining access to the system electronics during servicing and maintenance 4 Control Pod Incorporates the touch screen reader if applicable as well as the cam Lock providing access to the systems electronics 5 Touch Screen The Touch sensitive LCD works as a user friendly interface for our embedded application The numer...

Page 7: ...ication tag displays the cabinet slot number to which the iFob belongs The tags can be provided in a variety of colours which is useful when managing multiple Traka systems For example tag 101 yellow would belong to position 101 in the Yellow cabinet and tag 101 blue would belong to position 101 in the blue cabinet This makes it nice and simple for system administrators and users 3 Security Seal T...

Page 8: ...bus through connection connects to the next extension cabinet in the chain 2 Secondary CANbus connects to the receptor strips in the local cabinet 3 Cabinet Door Solenoid and Switch connects to the door lock mechanism in the local cabinet A door lock extension cable is provided for extension cabinets 4 Cabinet Address 0 Off 1 On 0000 Cabinet 1 1000 Cabinet 2 0100 Cabinet 3 1100 Cabinet 4 5 Max Rec...

Page 9: ...d to a wall to eliminate the potential of the system being pulled over and causing damage or injury Traka systems can be heavy and may require 2 persons to lift The wall and any wall covering to which the Traka System is fixed must be made of low flammability material at least 94 UL 5V flammability class equivalent Traka Touch systems can be heavy and therefore require a strong wall to fix to Fixi...

Page 10: ...ately In addition to the above if you are adding an extension cabinet to an existing system you should also have the following items CAN Interface PCB Door Lock Extension Cable Ribbon Cable s Cabinet to Cabinet connection NOTE Traka do not provide wall fixings for your system Please ensure you source appropriate fixings for the type of wall you are fixing to c x2 Master Keys a Traka Touch S cabine...

Page 11: ...gs appropriate for the type of wall you are fixing to Large Flat Headed Screwdriver Hammer 20mm Grommet Cable Gland 20mm Conduit if needed 4mm T bar Allen Key 7mm Nut Spinner 7mm Wrench T30 Torx Pin Screwdriver 5 4 WALL PREPARATION Using the below dimensioned drawings ensure the area of wall is large enough to fit the system s and clear from any obstructions The chosen location for the main cabine...

Page 12: ...ng the Pod Knockout Dimensions NOTE Traka systems can be quite heavy and therefore need a strong wall to fix to Fixings are not included and so when selecting the appropriate fixings it is essential they are strong enough to retain the Traka System and not pull out from the wall NOTE The wall and any wall covering to which the Traka System is fixed must be made of low flammability material at leas...

Page 13: ...ble the cabinet to be fitted to the wall you must first remove the Receptor Strip Frame If your system has extension cabinets the Receptor Strip Frame must be removed from these too 1 Using one of the door master keys manually release the door of the main system using the CAM lock on top of the system 2 The door will now pop open giving you access to the strip frame Remove the 2 Torx Pin screws fr...

Page 14: ...ets then the Receptor Cable will be connected to the CAN Interface PCB located in the top of the cabinet Disconnect the cable from the connector marked RECEPTORS as shown in the image below 6 The strip frame is held in the cabinet by two plungers one at the top of the frame and the other at the bottom To remove the strip frame you must release both plungers and gently pull the strip frame forward ...

Page 15: ...ng the key 90 clockwise 2 The pod front can now be leaned forward onto its restraining cable 3 The following cables must be disconnected before the Control Panel can be removed 1 Receptor Cable 2 Power Battery Door Tamper Switch 2 and 3 cables and Reader cable if applicable 3 Speaker Network and USB cables if applicable 4 Earth Cable The images below show the locations of the cables that must be d...

Page 16: ... extension cabinets the door lock cable will be connected to the CAN Interface PCB inside the cabinet and therefore will not need to be disconnected 4 Once all of the relevant cables have been disconnected the Control Panel can be removed by disengaging the 2 spring hinges 5 Place the Control Panel to one side and move onto the next section ...

Page 17: ...xtension cabinets you can skip this section Before you secure your cabinets to the wall you will need to remove the panel on the left hand side of each cabinet except for the one that will be on the very end on the left This is to allow a cable to run between each system 1 Using a 7mm socket or equivalent remove the four nuts on the inside of the system 2 The panel can then be removed from the cab...

Page 18: ...st the wall in the desired position and mark the wall through the hole or measure to the hanging point using the system drawing in the Wall Preparation section of this document 3 Screw a fixing into the wall leaving slightly loose to enable the system to hang from it 4 Hang the system on the fixing and whilst levelling with a spirit level mark the wall at the remaining 6 fixing positions in both t...

Page 19: ...on please refer to the Backup Battery section later in this document 1 The battery cables can be found coiled up in the base of the main cabinet Connect the batteries as shown in the diagram below NOTE Ensure that the spade connectors are pushed fully onto the battery terminals It is recommended that insulation tape is wrapped around the battery to fully cover any exposed parts of the battery term...

Page 20: ...he Interface PCB NOTE If you are adding extension cabinets to an existing system an Interface PCB will have been provided for the existing system and must be fitted to the standoffs in the top of the cabinet as shown in the image below 1 If not already connected connect the Receptor Cable to the Interface PCB in the main cabinet as shown below 2 Thread the other end of the Receptor Cable through t...

Page 21: ... above PCBs have tamper switch connectors however these are for future use and must be left disconnected until supported If you have V3 1 or lower of the Interface PCB the extension system tamper switches are not connected For an extension system disconnect the original green connector from the door lock cable and connect the wires to the terminal block of the provided door lock extension cable ma...

Page 22: ...e with your local wiring regulations electrical code If you are routing the cable through a knockout in the bottom of the cabinet you will need to cut the cable ties securing the mains cable to the side of the cabinet and then route the cable around the power supply and secure to the cable tie mount as shown below 2 A network connection may also be required The network socket is located behind the...

Page 23: ... frame NOTE Be careful not to scratch the metalwork when replacing the strip frame NOTE Ensure the washer placed over the bottom plunger is still present and undamaged 2 Ensure the plungers are fully engaged into the strip frame Test this by pulling the strip frame whilst it is in the cabinet to ensure that it cannot be pulled out or removed in any way without re releasing the plungers 3 Reconnect...

Page 24: ...ed CONTROLLED DOCUMENT 6 9 RE FITTING THE CONTROL PANEL 1 Locate the spring hinges into position to refit the Control Panel and then re connect the cables you disconnected previously NOTE If connecting to a network a ferrite core will be supplied which must attached to the network cable as shown ...

Page 25: ...bt about connecting Traka to the mains power obtain expert advice before continuing NOTE THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED NOTE The wires in the Traka Power Supply mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code Green Yellow Earth Blue Neutral Brown Live If the coloured wires of the mains lead of this appliance do not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in yo...

Page 26: ...ver on the surge protection module is secured with M4 Torx screws Remove the screws using a T25 Torx driver and remove the cover There will be an earth lead connected to the cover that can also be disconnected NOTE Ensure the module is not connected to the mains power outlet before removing the cover 2 Fix the module to the wall in a suitable location using the 4 fixing points in the base ...

Page 27: ...ver stamped CONTROLLED DOCUMENT 3 Pass the mains cable from the Traka Power Supply through the cable gland and connect the Live L Earth E and Neutral N wires to the terminal block as labelled and then tighten the cable gland 4 Refit the cover 5 Connect the plug to the mains power outlet ...

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Page 29: ...been switched off with the mains still connected you can switch the system on following the steps below 1 Whilst the pod is open you will see two white buttons at the top of the PCB The one on the left is the power button 2 Press the button and the system will boot up and begin initialising 3 Close the Pod and lock it with the master key 4 The Traka Touch System is now ready for use For details on...

Page 30: ...e of a battery being fitted there are two power sources to disconnect before any service or maintenance work is carried out NOTE To safely power down and prevent the risk of data loss the system must be switched off as described in the Switching off the System section Only disconnect directly from the mains in an emergency 9 2 BATTERY DISCONNECTION The battery is connected to the Traka Touch PCB l...

Page 31: ...e contact Traka Technical Support for advice 10 1 SWITCHING OFF THE SYSTEM Disconnecting the system directly from the mains could result in data loss and should only be done in an emergency Therefore to safely switch off the system and prevent any data loss follow the steps below 1 Whilst the Control Panel is open you will see two white buttons at the top of the PCB The one on the left is the powe...

Page 32: ...t is uncontrolled when printed unless over stamped CONTROLLED DOCUMENT 10 2 MANUALLY OPENING THE DOOR 1 Insert the Master key into the cam Lock on the top of the cabinet and turn 90 clockwise 2 The door will now open granting you access to the keys ...

Page 33: ...NUMBER RATING PLATE LOCATION The Traka Touch Serial Number Rating Plate can be found in the following location 1 Insert the Master key into the cam Lock on the Control Panel 2 Turn the key 90 clockwise 3 The Control Panel will now lean forward at 90 4 The Rating plate serial number can be found on the back of the Touch System pod ...

Page 34: ...da Each surge protection device is fitted with a slow blow 3A fuse The fuse specification is 3A 125V 6 3x32mm Slow Blow If for any reason the fuse needs to be replaced follow the process below 1 Disconnect the surge protection device from the power outlet 2 Press down and then pull out the fuse holder tray 3 Replace the fuse with the type specified above and then clip the fuse holder back into pla...

Page 35: ...e two backup batteries already connected with every Touch System inside the UK If for any reason you need to connect disconnect the battery yourself please follow this section and then refer to the connection details below 1 Insert the Master key into the cam lock on the top of the cabinet and turn 90 clockwise 2 The door will now open granting you access to the Strip frame ...

Page 36: ... DOCUMENT 3 Remove the 2 Torx Pin screws in the right hand side of the receptor strip frame 4 The strip frame will now pivot open to 90 5 The batteries are located at the bottom of the cabinet and are held in place with support brackets You will need a 7mm socket or equivalent to remove each bracket Batteries ...

Page 37: ... a battery or the cable please reconnect using information below If you are unsure please contact Traka Technical Support using the details at the end of this document WARNING Never disconnect the wires from the green connector whilst the cable is still connected to the battery terminals NOTE Ensure that the spade connectors are pushed fully onto the battery terminals It is recommended that insula...

Page 38: ...own battery if needed DANGER The Traka Touch cabinet contains a Mains Power Supply Before installing or servicing the system please ensure the Mains Power source is disconnected The backup battery is kept charged by the system when running from the mains so that it is ready to be used should the power fail The service life of the batteries is typically 5 years Should the batteries require replacin...

Page 39: ...ontrolled when printed unless over stamped CONTROLLED DOCUMENT 11 TECHNICAL SUPPORT If you need to contact Traka distributor for technical support please use the contact information below Telephone 0845 630 6300 Email support traka com Web support traka com ...

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