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Chapter 12  

4914 auxiliary 24 volt converter

Description

The 4915 auxiliary 24V converter can be fitted to the 4910 power
supply to provide a 24V 1.5A auxiliary output.

Installation

The 4915 is a 12V to 24V DC/DC converter board which is mounted
on pillars on the chassis inside the power supply unit case.

1.

Disconnect the power to the PSU.

2.

Remove the cover by loosening the two fixing screws at the

bottom of the case, pulling it out at the bottom and sliding it
up to disengage the lug at the top of the case. Unplug the earth
cable from its spade connector so you can remove the cover
completely.

3.

Press the 24V converter onto the four plastic pillars on the side

of the battery box. It must be fitted with the fuse at the top.

Auxiliary 24V converter

123

123

123

123

123

123

Battery management

board

Fuse

CONN1

CONN3

CONN2

Summary of Contents for 4101-2

Page 1: ...y effort is made to keep our documentation up to date small changes which arise from the Company s policy of continuing product improvement are not necessarily incorporated Some products are not avail...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...Other documents you may need The Access Control Software is described in handbook HB02 100 Loop antenna installation is described in handbook HB02 106...

Page 4: ...ain lithium cells These must not be short circuited dismantled or disposed of in fire Consult local regulations on disposal Lead acid batteries can present a variety of hazards Use of batteries other...

Page 5: ...ntrollers on more than one branch 2 8 Hardware Systems 2 9 Local Hardware Systems 2 9 Remote Site Hardware Systems 2 9 Chapter 3 4101 2 Modular Controller Description 3 1 Connectors switches and LEDs...

Page 6: ...sms 4 5 Using a relay to switch inductive DC loads 4 5 Door open and door exit control egress inputs 4 6 Operating 4 6 Board LEDs 4 6 Reading Head LEDs 4 6 Green 4 7 Red 4 7 Amber 4 7 Chapter 5 4422 S...

Page 7: ...onverter 6 3 Connecting the PINpad LEDs 6 3 Testing 6 3 LED outputs available from CONN1 of 4988 PINpad Data Converter 6 4 Using the PINpad 6 4 PINpad types 6 5 Using your PIN for normal entry 6 5 Ent...

Page 8: ...o communicate with Controllers at remote sites 8 10 Summary of upstream and downstream connections to a Comms module 8 11 Connecting 8 11 Connecting the Comms module to the computer and Controllers 8...

Page 9: ...Connecting 12 2 Chapter 13 Radio Controlled Clock Connecting 13 1 Chapter 14 Cables 812 cable 14 3 Description 14 3 Specification 14 4 Mechanical properties 14 4 Electrical properties 14 4 Break out b...

Page 10: ...hout the computer connected 18 3 Results of checking comms 18 3 Testing the communications between the Comms module and the modem at a remote site 18 4 Testing the communications to each Controller at...

Page 11: ...r polling the reader 19 11 Are the comms working 19 12 Is the correct software running 19 12 Is the correct Comms module fitted 19 12 Is the PC Com port OK 19 13 Is the RS232 RS485 Selection OK 19 13...

Page 12: ...4101 2 Controller Installation Handbook viii...

Page 13: ...re up the system Chapter 14 describes the different types of antenna you can use for hands free and proximity reading of Cotag Cards Chapter 15 describes how to connect earths and screens so that the...

Page 14: ...4101 2 Controller Installation Handbook 1 2...

Page 15: ...ight access points per controller a family of application modules to fit different application requirements distributed intelligence to provide system speed and integrity fast and powerful communicati...

Page 16: ...port all kinds of access token These will usually be proximity Cards or Tags using RF reading technology to give Real Hands Free reading range Proximity Cards and Tags contain a custom micro chip and...

Page 17: ...for the reader It can also receive input from monitored sensors and provide control of other devices and systems via its relay outputs This includes activating a door lock and monitoring the door sta...

Page 18: ...stem Some designs of lock remain locked when the power or the system fails fail secure and other designs unlock when the power or the system fails fail safe It is very important to ensure that the req...

Page 19: ...ss control decisions and communicates with the host computer It also has enough RAM to retain all the access control data needed for up to eight access points and 13 000 cardholders An expansion conne...

Page 20: ...is currently one type of I O module 4253 Input Output module 16 8 provides 16 inputs and 8 outputs Up to two Communications modules can be fitted in any of the top five slots These are used to manage...

Page 21: ...ller RS232 This uses an RS232 Link directly between the PC and the controller This configuration can manage up to a maximum of 8 doors Two 4101 2 Controllers configured as master and slave Computer Co...

Page 22: ...irst Controller All Controllers are linked to the Comms module on a multidrop RS485 connection Such a system can manage up to 32 Controllers and a maximum of 16 doors with the 4232 Comms module 64 doo...

Page 23: ...are System connected to a single computer or to any of the computers on your local area network Local Hardware Systems A Local Hardware System is a set of controllers which is always on line and commu...

Page 24: ...4101 2 Controller Installation Handbook 2 10...

Page 25: ...s module RS485 or direct to a PC RS232 Physically it provides the enclosure to house up to five assorted modules plus an RF module if Hands Free reading is required The Controller requires a separate...

Page 26: ...ing the Controller direct to the PC On systems with more than one Controller CONN1 can be used for connecting the Radio Controlled Clock 2 RS485 connector CONN2 for connecting the Controller to the Co...

Page 27: ...DIL switch SW3 only switches 3 and 4 are used Up is ON down is OFF SW3 SW4 Function Off Off Comms set to RS485 Use this setting for a Controller connected to a Comms module and other Controllers on a...

Page 28: ...s chapter Module slots The following diagram shows the components of the 4101 2 Controller and its six module slots Module slots Case Motherboard Chassis Module guides 0 2 4 6 8 9 1 3 5 7 Module slots...

Page 29: ...se a wall which is inside the area protected by the system that is you have to pass through a secure door to gain access to it You should also ensure that the area containing the Controller is accessi...

Page 30: ...and screw it in position on the wall checking that the cable entry points are accessible Do not forget to route cables first especially if you are using the cable entry points in the back dimensions i...

Page 31: ...Cables connecting to modules plugged into the motherboard should be routed to each side of the chassis where there are cable guides provided This ensures modules can be removed easily without cables s...

Page 32: ...ter pin 2 TXD Transmit Data No connection CTS Clear To Send connect to RTS on CONN1 RTS Ready To Send connect to CTS on CONN1 0V Signal Earth to 5810 Converter pin 7 CONN2 Function RS485 connection fr...

Page 33: ...nnection No connection connect cable screens to Controller case RX Receive connect RX on master to TX on slave RX Receive connect RX on master to TX on slave TX Transmit connect TX on master to RX on...

Page 34: ...the Controller its Distributor Code Note if a Controller is to be used with one or more 4322 Cotag Reader modules you must install the RF module and teach the Controller its Distributor Code before in...

Page 35: ...ard or tag containing the correct Distributor Code flat against the left hand side of the RF module either above it or below it and move the card or tag around in contact with the RF module until the...

Page 36: ...on On a system comprising more than two Controllers Set switches 3 and 4 of SW3 down Set the address of the Controller on the two rotary switches SW1 and SW2 The address can be any number from 00 to 9...

Page 37: ...OUT The amber OUT LED lights when the Controller is sending a message via the RS485 comms CONN2 It is driven when the processor enables the RS485 output circuit 5 CONFIG The green CONFIG LED lights fo...

Page 38: ...continuously If this LED stops flashing then the processor in the Controller is not running It is connected in parallel with the STAT LED on the motherboard as described above The POWER LED is lit co...

Page 39: ...mes in range of the antenna and the code stored in the Card is then read via the receive LEDs red amber and green R A and G The 280 Reading Head has three LEDs whose cathodes connect to these outputs...

Page 40: ...ED LED Mk2 Mk1 JU7 JU7 JU7 selects whether the module behaves as the old 4320 Dual Cotag Reader module or as the new 4322 Cotag Reader module 4320 operation The 4322 Cotag Reader module is a direct re...

Page 41: ...ed and no cards can be read This is either because the reader is not configured in the Software or the Software database has not been downloaded to the Controller Connecting External connections are m...

Page 42: ...should be connected to the Controller case and not to the screen connection on the module see the chapter on Earthing and screening The Tx and Rx lines should use screened twisted pair cables with 0 3...

Page 43: ...between the auxiliary 12V supply and the local warning output which is an open collector which can sink up to 250mA at 12V DC For even more power use the local warning output to control a relay switch...

Page 44: ...h reader which indicates the transmit signals to and from the antennas When an LED is flashing it shows that the Controller is polling the reader When the module is first installed in the Controller a...

Page 45: ...amber LED does not light An invalid card lights the amber LED for as long as the card remains in range of the antenna The red LED remains lit If more than one card is detected at the same time the am...

Page 46: ...4101 2 Controller Installation Handbook 4 8...

Page 47: ...nterface configuration commands from the computer you tell the Controller the data format used by each reader and the Controller can then read the data from the cards LEDs red amber and green R A and...

Page 48: ...O V EG NC Com NO DO V EG R A G VA R A G VA LED LED B A JU1 B A JU2 B A JU3 B A JU4 B A JU5 B A JU6 V V D1 D Cdk JU3 JU6 JU3 selects the voltage on the left hand reader s V terminal JU6 selects the vol...

Page 49: ...d cards This is either because the module is not configured in the Software or the Software database has not been downloaded to the Controller Whenever a card is being swiped the LED corresponsing to...

Page 50: ...o 59 If 5000 series readers are connected the swipe module Access Point records in the Access Control Software should be set to interface 303 Use cable which is overall screened The cable gauge depend...

Page 51: ...f has one or more LED connections read the description of its operation and then decide which of the swipe module s LED outputs is most suitable to drive each LED Local warning bleepers The system can...

Page 52: ...m Mag lock Power supply NO NC Com If you don t do this the relay may wear out quickly due to arcing across the contacts Use a diode such as IN4001 and make sure you connect it so it is not conducting...

Page 53: ...l on the module s D input If the reader uses the more common active low strobe signal set JU1 or JU4 to position A If the reader uses an active high strobe signal set JU1 or JU4 to position B This set...

Page 54: ...e are common anode VA 12V the cathodes being switched from R A and G The swipe card module LED outputs have the following meanings Green Access granted the door is unlocked Red Access denied the reade...

Page 55: ...INpad for both Readers on the module Installing the 4922 Dual PINpad Data Adapter on a 4322 or 4422 Reader module 1 If your Reader module is already installed in a Controller remove the power from the...

Page 56: ...SCR V V R T E A E O C CONN1 CONN2 to 4922 to PINpad LED drivers Connecting Connecting the 4922 Dual PINpad Data Adapter to one or two 4988 PINpad Data Converters Using a separate 4 core overall scree...

Page 57: ...drivers shown in the table below to green and red LEDs If you are using a PINpad with LEDs built in then the connections can be made direct If you are using a PINpad without LEDs then make the connec...

Page 58: ...ered is incorrect this output is activated for 5s If no PIN data is entered or not enough PIN data this output is activated for 1s O OPEN This output is activated while the door relay is energised C C...

Page 59: ...h key the red light on the PINpad flashes showing that you have successfully pressed a key After the correct number of keypresses 4 5 or 6 depending on system configuration either the door will unlock...

Page 60: ...which is sent to the computer Anyone monitoring the system can see the alarm and act upon it The duress PIN is your own PIN 1 with no carry over from the last digit For example if your PIN is 1234 the...

Page 61: ...of the inputs can be selected using eight jumpers on the module circuit board JU13 to JU20 The other eight inputs are fixed to normally closed input is active when switch contacts are open Relay outp...

Page 62: ...d address inputs Connecting the 4253 I O module External connections are made to the Controller via cables which can enter through holes in any part of the case using the knockouts provided Cables con...

Page 63: ...t be connected via a 1k8 0 25W 5 resistor in series and must also have a 5k6 0 25W 5 resistor across it in parallel This ensures that the system can tell the difference between a valid active state an...

Page 64: ...ely due to the 0 5V tolerance in VA For example if VA were 9 5V the open circuit tamper condition boundary would be reduced proportionately but an input high condition would still be guaranteed at 8 6...

Page 65: ...upply NO NC Com If you don t do this the relay may wear out quickly due to arcing across the contacts Use a diode such as IN4001 and make sure you connect it so it is not conducting when the lock is e...

Page 66: ...tages to be switched at the same time Also by setting one of the linked outputs to be NO and the other to be NC the pair can be used as changeover contacts Installing the 4953 Status Display module No...

Page 67: ...am 4953 I O Status Display module LED indications Input indications Each input has two LED indications alarm and tamper When the amber LED is lit the corresponding input is in its alarm state as confi...

Page 68: ...4101 2 Controller Installation Handbook 7 8...

Page 69: ...telephone line with a modem at each end The host computer is configured to make contact with the Controllers at the remote site by dialling out at specified times or after specified events The Contro...

Page 70: ...em where the Comms module connected to the computer is set to type F and the Comms modules downstream from it each have unique addresses from 0 to 9 4232 4230 or 4235 C M type F communications branch...

Page 71: ...ed one 4230 Comms module set to type F at the head of a Local Hardware System even if the Local Hardware System has no Controllers connected to it 4 wire RS485 multidrop comms Comms modules and Contro...

Page 72: ...s and the jumpers The baud rate selected applies to both RS232 and RS485 whichever is selected using jumper 2 2 Upstream comms links JU2 The RS485 RS232 link selects whether communication upstream fro...

Page 73: ...ou have Controller addresses greater than 09 you must remember to put the jumper in the A position 4 Downstream baud rate selection jumper JU4 selects the baud rate for communications downstream of th...

Page 74: ...or description of LEDs on power up 8 Upstream RS485 connector CONN1 for connecting the Comms module to another Comms module upstream 9 Upstream RS232 connector CONN2 for connecting the Comms module to...

Page 75: ...2 addrs 0 Controller d s 485 4230 C M u s 232 u s 485 Controller Controller Controller Controller d s 485 Controller Controller Controller d s 485 An expanded system with two Comms modules mixes Contr...

Page 76: ...0 addresses 0 to 9 Each 4232 Comms module communicates with a branch of Controllers downstream up to a maximum of 32 Controllers per branch and with the 4230 Comms module upstream This layout polls al...

Page 77: ...oller 4232 type E Telephone line In this layout the 4232 Comms modules on each side of the modem perform RS485 RS232 conversion and baud rate conversion One of the 4232 Comms modules is set to type E...

Page 78: ...ocal area network is connected to one or more modems Each modem is connected to a normal dial up telephone line At the remote site the modem is connected to a normal dial up telephone line and to the...

Page 79: ...module in a Local Hardware System or to connect an upstream modem Downstream RS232 is used to connect a downstream modem Downstream RS485 is used to connect all the downstream Controllers and Comms mo...

Page 80: ...ctions of the Comms module and the Controller motherboards Computer RXD RXD TXD TXD SE SE Comms module RS232 RS485 RXD RXD TXD TXD RXD RXD TXD TXD Note the following points carefully 1 The computer co...

Page 81: ...ule Function Connection Scr No connection Connect cable screen to Controller case RXD Receive Data to computer TXD 9 way pin 3 25 way pin 2 TXD Transmit Data to computer RXD 9 way pin 2 25 way pin 3 C...

Page 82: ...otherboard in which the Comms module is installed The downstream RS485 connections of the Comms module should then also be connected to CONN2 of the motherboard as shown in the following diagram RXD R...

Page 83: ...creens to a Controller case at one end only RXD TXD RXD TXD TXD RXD TXD RXD SE No connection signal earth not required CONN4 RXD RXD TXD TXD RXD RXD TXD TXD CONN1 RXD RXD TXD TXD CONN1 RXD RXD CONN1 T...

Page 84: ...TS pin 5 see diagram below d s DCD CONN3 DSR pin 6 u s SE CONN2 SE pin 7 u s DCD CONN2 DCD pin 8 u s DTR CONN2 DTR pin 20 Note CTS and RTS should be linked together both at the modem and at the Comms...

Page 85: ...s module in a Local Hardware System communicates directly with the computer and must be set to F All other Comms modules in the Local Hardware System should be set either to unique addresses from 0 to...

Page 86: ...not plug more than two Comms modules into any one Controller LEDs Upstream Rx LED Upstream Tx LED Downstream Rx LED Downstream Tx LED Power up Comms modules with DIR DIAL link set to DIR When a Comms...

Page 87: ...presence of a powered up modem If it is not there the four LEDs continue flashing to alert you to the problem If this happens check that the modem is powered up its MR light should be on and check th...

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Page 89: ...ecords The Controller can store up to 13 000 cardholder records without a memory expansion module fitted Note you must not fit a 4105 Memory Expansion module to the 4101 2 Controller Installation A me...

Page 90: ...arth cable from its spade connector before removing the cover completely 3 The memory expansion module must be installed with the component side of the board facing the top of the Controller motherboa...

Page 91: ...Cotag Reader modules you must install the RF module and teach the Controller its Distributor Code before installing any other modules You do not need to teach the Distributor Code to a Controller used...

Page 92: ...or tag containing the correct Distributor Code flat against the left hand side of the RF module either above it or below it and move the card or tag around in contact with the RF module until the STA...

Page 93: ...ratio There is a 12V 24V converter module 4915 which can be used to provide 24V DC auxiliary output at 1 28A This is equivalent to eight locks each drawing 160mA continuously or 200mA with an 80 duty...

Page 94: ...cure area as close as possible to the Controller s it is powering out of direct sunlight If you are using the auxiliary power output from one or more Controllers to drive high current consuming equipm...

Page 95: ...t the base you must first remove the chassis on which all the components are mounted Unplug the earth cable from the spade connector on the base and undo the six fixing screws fastening the chassis to...

Page 96: ...s required If the PCB on the underside of the chassis visible after step 2 of Mounting looks like this then you need to check that the mains input voltage is set to the correct value Use the jumper on...

Page 97: ...e battery housing The screws are held captive in the battery housing and so do not fall out 2 Raise the battery housing at the end where the screws are and slide the locating flange out of the slot at...

Page 98: ...ded 1 Insert the mains cable through the knockout at the bottom right of the case 2 Thread the ferrite sleeve Q123 over the mains cable as shown in the diagram If you have the clip on style of ferrite...

Page 99: ...ller CONN4 AUX IN AUX ve auxiliary output Controller CONN4 AUX IN LEDs The battery management board has three LEDs on it which are visible through windows in the lid of the PSU POWER The green POWER L...

Page 100: ...stallation Handbook 11 8 Fuses The battery management board of the PSU the board with the LEDs on it has two 5A slow blow fuses labelled FS1 and FS2 FS1 protects the battery and FS2 protects the switc...

Page 101: ...sconnect the power to the PSU 2 Remove the cover by loosening the two fixing screws at the bottom of the case pulling it out at the bottom and sliding it up to disengage the lug at the top of the case...

Page 102: ...middle pin into CONN2 on the 24V converter and plug the other end of the cable into the CONN3 socket on the battery management board 6 Replace the PSU cover and reconnect the earth cable Connecting Up...

Page 103: ...onverter is housed in a 25 way D type female connector shell and has colour coded cables coming out of the back The 5810 Converter must be plugged into a 25 way D type male connector from which connec...

Page 104: ...ceive Data to 5810 Converter pin 2 TXD Transmit Data No connection CTS Clear To Send connect to RTS on CONN1 RTS Ready To Send connect to CTS on CONN1 0V Signal Earth to 5810 Converter pin 7 Note that...

Page 105: ...2345 12345 12345 12345 12345 12345 12345 12345 RS232 comms 12V DC 280 or 090 Reading Head LEDs Horn Door monitoring and lock strike Door exit control 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 PINpad AUX DC Tamper Mains fai...

Page 106: ...C RS485 screened dual twisted pair 22AWG conductors eg BELDEN 8723 maximum length 1000 metres D 12V DC connection to 4910 Power Supply Unit any 5A twin cable 12V 24V AUX DC connection to 4910 PSU any...

Page 107: ...stems but may be used for other applications 812 cable has three separately screened twisted pairs with drain wires two pairs of 22AWG 0 38mm2 one pair of 20AWG 0 5mm2 nine single cores 22AWG 0 38mm2...

Page 108: ...ed polypropylene singles solid polypropylene sheath megolon 5300 LS0H Sheath colour RAL 4005 purple Overall diameter 9 6mm nominal 9 8mm maximum Weight 125kg km nominal Bend radius 60mm Electrical pro...

Page 109: ...he diagram below shows how this could be done using 812 cable and an 090 Reading Head It can be adapted to suit any situation Break out box Mon purple black Common Exit white black red pair Tx red bro...

Page 110: ...4101 2 Controller Installation Handbook 14 6...

Page 111: ...LEDs which can be used to show when the door is unlocked It gives a typical range of 30cm when used with a 928 Card The 280 is approximately the same frontal size as an A4 sheet of paper 260mm high x...

Page 112: ...ll The side loop can be a few turns of a single wire or can have separate transmit and receive antennas acting like a much larger 280 Reading Head It is less susceptible to noise than the simple door...

Page 113: ...een fitted for any reason remove it by holding the Reading Head in your hand and pushing two of the lugs from the back using the end of a Cover Removal Tool part number D02 445 or a suitable screwdriv...

Page 114: ...es should use screened twisted pair cables with 0 38mm2 22AWG conductors This corresponds to Belden 8723 for twin twisted pair Use any suitable screened 5 core cable for the LEDs and horn eg Belden 95...

Page 115: ...horn on Mk2 3 D1 Red Red LED cathode 4 D2 Yellow Amber LED cathode 5 D3 Green Green LED cathode 6 RX Black White Receive line 7 RX Black White Receive line 8 TX Black Red Transmit line 9 TX Black Red...

Page 116: ...and mounted before the self adhesive label is attached to the front 1 Choose a suitable position to mount the 090 Reading Head near the door The 090 Reading Head has a range of typically 30cm with an...

Page 117: ...screens should be connected at the Controller but must not be connected at the Reading Head end either to each other or to anything else they should be cut back and insulated For details of how to co...

Page 118: ...e 6 Black White Receive line 7 Black White Receive line This column shows the recommended cable colour for each function when you use 812 cable Notes The cable screens should be connected at the Contr...

Page 119: ...ing the Access Control Software set the Interface Number to 303 in the Access Point record Set the jumpers on the 4422 module JU1 JU4 position A for Wiegand JU2 JU5 position B for Wiegand JU3 JU6 posi...

Page 120: ...Point record Using the Access Control Software choose the number of digits you want in each PIN 4 5 or 6 Set the jumpers on the 4422 module JU1 JU4 position A for Wiegand JU2 JU5 position B for Wiega...

Page 121: ...than one card or tag in the reading area at the same time BC16 Mag Stripe Reader with IP1 cards coded with 8 digit card numbers in standard Mag Stripe ABA format Connections 4422 BC16 Module Reader F...

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Page 123: ...Binding posts Earth pin of CONN4 Binding posts...

Page 124: ...0 Connect screen to nearest binding post 1 2 3 04 5 6 7 87 9 3 7 1...

Page 125: ...er Q122 over cable inner wires as soon as cable enters chassis Connect screen to nearest binding post 2 5 Mains input printed circuit assembly Fit ferrite sleeve part number Q123 over mains cable Lowe...

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Page 127: ...9 9 2 5 6 0 6 7 2 3 5 8 1 7 2 8 1 5...

Page 128: ...3 3 9 3 8 9 3 6 9 6 8 6 9 9 9 4 3 6 9 9 2 5 1 3 6 9 2 5 2 5 8 1 8...

Page 129: ...8 1 8 1 7 2 8 1 5 9 3 3 3 8 1 9 2 3 5 8 1 8 2 9 3 5 3 8 1 9 A 9 3 2 5 2 5 A 8 1 9 9...

Page 130: ...9 9 9 3 803 9 3 8 1 7 2 8 1 5 3 2 7 87 3 5 3 803 9 B 3 7 3 3 9 3 9 2 8 5 9 3 8 3 3 9 0 8 C 3 83 7 3 7 6...

Page 131: ...9 6 8 3 6 8 9 A 3 3 9 8 8 3 9 8 9 8 9 6 9 9 9 8 8 6 9...

Page 132: ...8 6 9 4 9 4 0 4 1 8 4 9 9 8 8 9 3 D 3 E 8 8 7 9 9 9...

Page 133: ...Software configuration the wiring the communications between Controllers or with the PC the antenna more likely with a loop than a reading head the Controller and reader modules the card Always check...

Page 134: ...the Controllers 2 Unplug the power supply connector from the Controller with the type F Comms module and then plug it back in again This causes the Comms module to perform its start up routine 3 Watch...

Page 135: ...ystem to read cards until you have entered a site code in the System Manager program Click on the Tools page then click on the Admin Setup button In the column labelled Number type your site code in t...

Page 136: ...the antenna If the LED in the Test Card flickers it is inside the transmit field but is not being read Bring it closer to the antenna until the LED in the Test Card lights brightly in long pulses This...

Page 137: ...ers screen from the Files menu and set all the Access Violation fields to Alarm Close the screen and save the System Parameters 2 Clear all existing alarms which are pending 3 Present a card to the an...

Page 138: ...Level to see if the card is valid at this door at this time Solution give the cards an Access Level which works or redefine the existing Access Level Single card not working If one card is not workin...

Page 139: ...ould be lit and the STATUS LED should be flashing slowly Power LED not lit If the POWER LED on the Controller lid is not lit then there is either no power to the Controller or fuse FS1 has blown Each...

Page 140: ...unted on a metal surface can stop working altogether Solution check that there are no nearby large metal structures which might reduce the Tx range See the chapter on Antennas for more information Low...

Page 141: ...use an IAM to check a location before installing a loop and use a reading head instead if there is likely to be a noise problem The surrounding environment can still change however resulting in new n...

Page 142: ...D not lit If the POWER LED on the Controller lid is not lit then there is either no power to the Controller or fuse FS1 has blown Each Controller requires 12V DC on CONN4 of the motherboard Each 4910...

Page 143: ...two controllers where the PC is connected directly to one controller Systems with a Comms module and more than two controllers where there is a connection from the PC to the Comms module and from the...

Page 144: ...Selection OK When a 4101 Controller is talking direct to the PC it must have SW3 4 in the up position When controllers are connected to a Comms module SW3 4 must be in the down position Remember to re...

Page 145: ...d at the controller If the TXD LED flashes but there is no activity on the RXD LED when power is removed and restored at the controller then the TXD and RXD connections to the PC are probably the wron...

Page 146: ...odule and check each connection carefully Points to check are Check that there is not a mixture of Controllers and Comms modules connected directly from the downstream connections of the type F Comms...

Page 147: ...you can t get one or more Controllers to communicate after checking all the above remove the RS485 connectors from all the motherboards except one power up the Controller with the Comms module in it...

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Page 149: ...ntroller the TAMPER and PSU MON connections need only be connected to one Controller The maximum current you can draw from the PSU is 5A at 12V If the 24V module is fitted in the PSU then the maximum...

Page 150: ...ard 0 1 4230 Comms module in slot 0 1 pin 1 pin 1 9 way D type male on PC COM1 viewed from outside female on cable viewed from inside 25 way D type male on PC COM1 viewed from outside female on cable...

Page 151: ...oller motherboard 0 1 280 Reading Head viewed from front with cover removed Cotag Reader module in slot 0 1 1 2 3 4 Cotag Reader module and 090 Reading Head VA G R RX RX TX TX brown green red black wh...

Page 152: ...stallation Handbook A 1 4 Swipe Card module and 5291 Proximity Reader 4101 2 Controller motherboard 0 1 Swipe Card module in slot 0 1 G D0 V 0V D1 green wire brown wire white wire black wire red wire...

Page 153: ...A 1 5 Swipe Card module and BC16 Reader 4101 2 Controller motherboard 0 1 Swipe Card module in slot 0 1 amber wire green wire brown wire blue wire yellow wire D0 V 0V D1 A G R BC16 Reader black wire r...

Page 154: ...4101 2 Controller Installation Handbook A 1 6...

Page 155: ...zero bits 3 bit issue state The Distributor Code is fixed and is automatically programmed into the card by the 633 2 Programmer The Site Code must be set up on the 633 2 Programmer to match one of th...

Page 156: ...4101 2 Controller Installation Handbook A 2 2...

Page 157: ...ays must be wired to the lock in parallel With a fail safe remove power to unlock mechanism the relays must be wired to the lock in series 3 The door exit control inputs egress must not be connected C...

Page 158: ...the check box labelled Enable Door Contact Monitoring on the Monitoring Actions page in the access point records 2 Door Forced and Door Open should be Enabled on one reader and Disabled on the other r...

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