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DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

 

As shown in “Figure 2” on page 8, a set of eight dip switches can found on the lower left hand side of the controller.

 

These dip switches are used to set certain modes in the controller as described below. Changes to the dip switch

 

settings will only be applied when the controller is powered up or if you press the “Reset Switch” located on the 

 

lower left hand side of the controller.

 

DEF/RUN DIP SWITCH

 

 

Set the dip switch to the off (Run) position for normal operation. If you wish to reset the controller to its 

 

 

default  settings,  set  the  dip  switch  to  the  on  (Def)  position,  then  power  up  the  controller  or  press  the 

 

 

“Reset Switch” on the lower left hand side of the controller. Default setting is off (Run).

 

9.6K/19.2K DIP SWITCH

 

 

Select the appropriate communications baud rate between the access control server and the network of  

 

 

controllers. Set the dip switch to the on position for 9.6K or set the dip switch to the off position for 19.2K.

 

 

Default setting is off (19.2K). Verify that the CA-A360 Converter has also been set accordingly.

 
 

CONTROLLER ADDRESS ASSIGNMENT

 

 

Each site can manage up to 256 controllers. The 256 controllers are divided into four controller loops of up  

 

 

to 64 controllers each. Using “Table 1” on page 10, set the dip switches to the desired controller address.  

 

 

Each of these loops is assigned to a specific COM port. Controllers connected to the selected COM port 

 

 

 

will be assigned to a specific address. The access control server (Centaur Software) will recognize these 

 

 

 

dip switch settings. For more detailed information, please refer to the Centaur Software Manual. 

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12V/24V (LOCK #2)

 

 

Selects the output voltage of the “LK2+” terminal when the Lock#2 relay is active (default = 12V). When the  

 

 

jumper is on pins 1 & 2 the output will be 12V. If the jumper is on pins 2 & 3 the output will be 24V.

 

HIGH/LOW (NETWORK IMPEDANCE)

 

 

Select  the  impedance  of  the  RS-485  network  (default  =  high).  Set  both  jumpers  to  high  when  running 

 

 

normally. When running the Centaur Lite edition and connecting directly to the 9-pin serial port, you must  

 

 

set both jumpers to low.

 

EOL (E-BUS NETWORK)

 

 

Places the EOL termination of the controller’s E-bus network in circuit (default = on). If the controller is at 

 

 

the  end  of  the  E-Bus  network,  the  jumper  should  be  on.  If  the  controller  is  in  the  middle  of  the  E-Bus  

 

 

network, the jumper must be off. Please refer to Figure 4.

 

HIGH/LOW (E-BUS IMPEDANCE)

 

 

Select the impedance of the E-bus for the RS-485 (default: low). Set to low when running normally. Set to

 

 

high when running special E-Bus devices. 

Figure 4: Sample E-Bus EOL Jumper Settings

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Page 3: ...kup 7 LED Indicators 7 Upon Power Up 7 Battery Indications 7 Jumper Settings 8 BATT ON OFF 8 EOL Controller Network 8 12V 24V Lock 1 8 12V 24V Lock 2 9 High Low Network Impedance 9 EOL E Bus Network 9...

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Page 8: ...er to off until the the battery is replaced Note however if a complete power loss occurs the time and date as well as all controller programming will be lost EOL CONTROLLER NETWORK Places the EOL term...

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