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D811320_02

ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM

ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM

COMPASS 485/232

COMPASS 485/232

15

JP3

10 -

Open and Door input common wire

11 -

N.O. Contact OPEN (controls manual door opening)

12 -

Contact DOOR (door status input)NC – Door closed  NO – Door open
(detects the status of the door needed to identify the alarm condition; if not used, leave the jumper connected)

JP2 (COMPASS-READER connection)

13 -

+ Power supply

14 -

Date 1

15 -

Date Ø

16 -

-  Power supply

17 -

Led A

18 -

Led B

Receives from COMPASS-READER the data of the card inserted.
It is possible to connect a maximum of 2 COMPASS-READERs to each COMPASS-485 (Fig. 3).

5) GENERATION OF MASTER CARDS

The system is controlled by three Master Cards (Master Card +, Master Card -, Master Card Jolly) which activate or deactivate the cards and
configure the functioning of access as indicated in the paragraph “Configuration of the Parameters and Management of the Cards”
To generate the Master Cards, proceed as follows:
1

Open the COMPASS-485 box

2

Set the Dip Switch 6 to ON (Fig.3)

3

Show a Standard Card (the Led will flash changing from red to green continuously)

4

Set the Dip 6 to OFF

5

The Card has now become a Master Card +, attach the supplied special adhesive label (green colour, ) which will help to identify
the type of Master Card.

6

Set the Dip Switch 7 to ON (Fig.3)

7

Show a Standard Card (the Led will flash changing from red to green continuously)

8

Set the Dip 7 to OFF

9

The Card has now become a Master Card -, attach the supplied special adhesive label (red colour, symbol -), which will help to identify
the type of Master Card.

10 Set the Dip Switch 8 to ON (Fig.3)
11 Show a Standard Card (the Led will flash changing from red to green continuously)
12 Set the Dip 8 to OFF
13 The Card has now become a Master Card Jolly, attach the supplied special adhesive label (yellow colour, symbol Jolly), which will help

to identify the type of Master Card.

14 Close the COMPASS-485 box.
The Master Cards therefore allow the configuration of the system.
After using the Master Cards, place them in a safe place known only by assigned personnel along with the instructions for use.

6) CONFIGURATION OF THE PARAMETERS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE CARDS

The configuration of the parameters and card activation are obtained by showing the sequence of the Master Cards and Cards to be activated
or deactivated observing the following procedure:

Card activation:

Show the 

Master Card +

 to the reader (the Led will flash changing from red to green continuously) followed by the card for which access

activation is required (the Led turns to yellow)

Card deactivation:
Show the 

Master Card –

 to the reader (the Led will flash changing from red to green continuously) followed by the card for which access

deactivation is required (the Led turns to yellow)
If it becomes necessary to deactivate a card that has been mislaid there are two ways of doing so:

If the system is controlled by Securbase and the card code is known (all cards are supplied with a printed 6-digit code), deactivation
can be obtained by using the card software and entering the code to be deactivated in the appropriate menu.

If the system is not controlled by Securbase or the card code is not known, it is necessary to deactivate all of the cards and then
reactivate all valid cards.

Free Access (door always open):

Show the 

Master Card Jolly 

to the reader (the Led will flash changing from red to green continuously) followed by the 

Master Card + 

(the

Led turns to green)

Access Forbidden (door always closed):

Show the 

Master Card Jolly 

to the reader followed by the 

Master Card - (

the Led turns to red)

Access with normal operation mode (opening with memorised cards only):

Show the Master 

Card Jolly

 to the reader for two consecutive times (the Led turns to yellow).

Setting of Door Relay Operation Time:

Show the 

Master Card + 

to the reader (the Led will flash changing from red to green continuously) followed by the 

Master Card Jolly 

(the

green Led flashes), from now on every time the Master Card Jolly is shown the value of the door relay operation time, expressed in seconds,
will increase. The sequence of values is the following:0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25.After 25 which
is equal to 25s, the value goes back to 0.
If the value set is 0, the relay for door opening remains active until the door is closed.

Setting of Door Control Time:

Show the 

Master Card –

 to the reader (the Led will flash changing from red to green continuously) followed by the 

Master Card Jolly

 (the

red Led flashes), from now on every time the Master Card Jolly is shown the value of the door control time, expressed in seconds, will increase.
The sequence of values is the following: 0,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100,110,120,130,140,150,160,170,180,190,200,210,
220,230,240,250. After 250 which is equal to 250s, the value goes back to 0. If the value set is 0, the door control is disabled.
Door check:Checks the status of the door using the “DOOR” contact input, ensuring that after the door opening relay is closed, the door
is actually opened and then closed again.If opening does not occur after the “door check time”, the alarm relay is commuted.If the door
is opened, it must be closed again within the “door check time”, otherwise the alarm relay is commuted.

Summary of Contents for Compass-485

Page 1: ...COMPASS 485 232 D811320 26 11 01 Vers 02 CONTROL UNIT SERIAL CONVERTER ...

Page 2: ... of Compass 485 IP20 Protection level of Compass 232 IP20 Rated temperature 20 C 60 C Opening time from 1 to 25 5 secs No of cards that can be memorised up to 6 000 The level of protection of the casing becomes IP55 when a special accessory is used which can be supplied on request Utilise only connections suitable to the dimensions of the container and the diameter of the cable 3 ASSEMBLY Fig 2 Af...

Page 3: ...tion is required the Led turns to yellow Card deactivation Show the Master Card to the reader the Led will flash changing from red to green continuously followed by the card for which access deactivation is required the Led turns to yellow If it becomes necessary to deactivate a card that has been mislaid there are two ways of doing so If the system is controlled by Securbase and the card code is ...

Page 4: ...on By installing the additional COMPASS READER 485 unit at the exit the user is obliged to exit before being allowed to re enter Real time display of access status Real time display of data regarding the card s owner Setting of the parameters related to all of the connected readers Recording of access events with possibility of subsequent tracing and printing Control of up to 20 COMPASS 485 units ...

Page 5: ...D811320_02 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM COMPASS 485 232 COMPASS 485 232 17 Fig 2 Fig 1 110 147 34 ...

Page 6: ...12V D1 12V D LED A LED B COMPASS 485 COMPASS 485 COMPASS READER 2 12V D1 12V D LED A LED B COMPASS READER 1 NO COM NC NO COM ON OFF COMPASS 485 COMPASS READER 6 5 4 3 2 1 12 V D1 D LED B LED A JP1 3 4 Rel Apertura Porta Door Opening Relay Relais Ouverture Porte T r ffnungsrelais Rel Apertura Puerta Rel de Abertura da Porta 6 7 8 Rel Allarme Alarm Relay Relais Alarme Alarmrelais Rel Alarma Rel de a...

Page 7: ...COMPASS 485 2 COMPASS 485 3 COMPASS 485 19 COMPASS READER 2 COMPASS READER 1 COMPASS READER 0 COMPASS READER 3 COMPASS READER 19 COMPASS 232 SecurBase COMPASS 485 2 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 COMPASS 485 X COMPASS 232 MAX 500 m 6x0 5mm MAX 5 m 6x0 5mm MAX 5 m 6x0 5mm MAX 5 m 6x0 5mm MAX 5 m 6x0 5mm MAX...

Page 8: ... 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ID 10 ID 11 ID 12 ID 13 ID 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ID 15 ID 16 ID 17 ID 18 ID 19 RS 232 COMPASS 232 SecurBase COMPASS 485 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 COMPASS 485 2 COMPASS 485 X COM SECURBASE...

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