DOM DOM Tapkey Access Manager V1, Assembly And Operating Instructions Manual

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Assembling the device
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Assembling the device
Preparing installation
You require the following tools for assembly:

Drill where necessary
 4 mm drill bit where necessary
 Phillips screwdriver
 Flat blade screwdriver
 Wire stripper
You require the following material for assembly:

Device
 Mounting frame
 Housing cover
 Surface-mounting frame including attachment material as necessary (not
included in the scope of supply) or

a standard switch box (not included in the scope of supply) if surface-
mounted assembly with surface-mounting frame does not occur
 Wire end ferrules (not included in the scope of supply)
Basic instructions for the assembly of the Access Manager or RF Net Manager
If you wish to operate the Access Manager or Access Manager Terminal with
a passive reader via the RS485 interface, DIP switches 1 and 2 on the control
unit and on the passive reader must be in the ON position (see page 20).
If you wish to operate the Access Manager or Access Manager Terminal of an
ENiQ Module Reader or Module Reader Terminal with the external reader via
the RS485 interface, DIP switches 1 and 2 on the Access Manager or Access
Manager Terminal (control unit) and on the external reader must be in the ON
position (see page 90). The Module Reader/Module Reader Terminal is
configured in this way ex works.
You require a stabilised, adequately dimensioned power supply for the Access
Manager, Access Manager Terminal, Access Manager ITT and ENiQ Module
Readers/Module Reader Terminals. This is not included in the scope of
supply.
Peaks in voltage and current due to the effects of feedback can result in
destruction of the input assemblies. If you want to operate a DOM device with
inductive loads, e. g. electric-openers, check beforehand if the maximum
permissible electric strength and current carrying capacity of the DOM device
are exceeded. If this is the case, a separate power supply must be used.