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Access System Manager ASM-24 (Rev 1.2) Installation & Application Guide

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Access System Manager

RUN
<Default>

CLEAR

SRAM MEMORY CLEAR

A jumper is provided so it is possible when necessary to clear out the
SRAM, where the device database resides (including object definitions,
GCL programming, and trend data).

Run

<

Default

"

 The battery is connected in circuit and maintains

SRAM memory, even when 24 VAC power is removed from the
product, thereby maintaining both the integrity of the database
and the internal time of the on-board Real Time Clock (for as
long as the battery lasts).  This jumper position is required
before applying power for the device to operate properly.

Clear

"

The battery is removed from circuit and the SRAM memory is

cleared, dumping the database.  The internal time of the on-
board Real Time Clock is also reset.  This jumper position is
also recommended if the product will be stored for prolonged
periods.

C

ONTROLLER 

A

DDRESS 

DIP S

WITCHES

Each individual DIP switch represents a pre-defined value (as printed on PCB beside the address block),
which added together forms the device address.

M

OUNTING

The Access Control Manager is designed for quick and easy mounting in a number of locations.  Normally
this should be within a secured enclosure.

When mounting an ASM, you should always mount an Access Door Module within the same cabinet so a
tamper switch can be wired to the Door Module, giving indication of someone entering the enclosure and
possibly tampering with the Door Module and the ASM.  Any standard switch that will mount inside the
enclosure can be used.  The tamper switch can be wired so that the circuit is monitored using an EOL circuit
(see ADM-2W704 Installation Guide under Input Wiring for details).

P

OWER 

W

IRING

The Access System Manager is designed to be powered by either a 24VAC Transformer rated at 40 VA or
the DC Power Out (+12VDC @ 0.25 A) terminal of the ADM-2W704.

WARNING

The Access System Manager needs 

to be connected properly

 from the DC Power Out terminal

of the Access Door Module.  If you do not connect 

ground with ground

, it may damage the

ASM controller and it will not function properly.

Summary of Contents for ASM-24

Page 1: ...through a network of Door Modules which act as extended I O to the Access System Manager TABLE OF CONTENTS PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 1 MODEL NUMBERS 2 ACCESSORIES 2 PACKAGE CONTENTS 2 REQUIRED TOOLS 2 OTHER...

Page 2: ...24 Rev 1 2 Stylized Enclosure for quick mounting Access System Manager ASM 24 Rev 1 2 Installation Application Guide REQUIRED TOOLS Terminal flat head screwdriver Wire cutters and strippers Screws and...

Page 3: ...ss Door Modules per Access System Manager ASM 24 For MS TP Maximum of 99 nodes per MS TP segment Visual LED status of network activity Ethernet ASM 24E only 10 Base T Visual LED Status of network acti...

Page 4: ...Manager ASM 24 Rev 1 2 Installation Application Guide Page 4 of 18 Access System Manager Size Controller Enclosure 5 75 x 8 25 x 2 25 14 6 cm x 21 cm x 5 6 cm Weight c w Enclosure Controller Enclosure...

Page 5: ...T DNA RUN CLEAR Run clear jumper 5 4 RS232 RS232 1 2 3 TX GND RX DCD DTR RX TX 2 1 RS485 NET2 ACT Link POWER SCAN 2 1 RS 485 TX NET1 RX POWER 24 GND 2 1 AC PWR IN DNA jumper Area System Subnet jumper...

Page 6: ...e when the device is transmitting data through the associated port and the red LED will flash to indicate when the device is receiving data through the port Network NET2 RS 485 Communication Status In...

Page 7: ...dressing DNA which is dependent on the Device Type setting and refers to the ability of inheriting portions of its address from higher up device s is enabled when the jumper is in place across the jum...

Page 8: ...ividual DIP switch represents a pre defined value as printed on PCB beside the address block which added together forms the device address MOUNTING The Access Control Manager is designed for quick and...

Page 9: ...Delta Controls Access System Manager Page 9 of 18 24 VAC Access System Manager Power Connection wiring detail Door Module Power Out used power and battery backup Access System Manager...

Page 10: ...INKnet terminator boards when you have more than 1 or 2 devices 4 There are a maximum of 12 Access Door Modules on LINKnet ASM Access System Manager ADM Access Door Module TRM ADM Access Door Module T...

Page 11: ...0 2 FEMALE DB9 connector Wieland connector 10 ft 3 m The cable end with the DB25 or DB9 connector connects to a COM port on your PC The other end connects to the COM 1 port on the ASM as shown in the...

Page 12: ...ion CBL931 1 MALE DB25 connector Wieland connector 10 ft 3 m Modem Cable With DB25 The cable end with the DB25 connector connects to the modem The other end connects to the COM 1 port on the ASM as sh...

Page 13: ...BL937 Ethernet Crossover Cable RJ 45 Connectors 10 ft 3 m Direct Ethernet Connection to a ASM using Direct Connect cross patch Cable PC F1 2 AMP SLO BLO Off On 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 698135 Rev 1 0 Delt...

Page 14: ...To make the Ethernet cables 1 For either type of cable sort out the pin numbers of the wires according to the sub sections Standard Patch Cable and Direct Connect Cable that follow 2 Insert the correc...

Page 15: ...ominal velocity of propagation of 66 or higher Topology Ensure the cable is installed as a daisy chain from one device to the next Max Controllers Access Door Modules The maximum number of controllers...

Page 16: ...the V3 22 Technical Reference Manual for further details on configuring the controllers network configuration changing baud rates etc See RS 485 Network Installation Guide DOC818 11 for details on wir...

Page 17: ...can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a resi...

Page 18: ...994 Radiated and Conducted Emissions Class A EN 50082 1 1997 Generic Immunity Standard Part 1 Residential EN 61000 4 2 1995 ESD Immunity Level B EN 61000 4 3 1996 RF Electromagnetic Field Immunity Lev...

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