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MUXD 19" (B6L 19")

5.  Maintenance

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E - Lithium back-up battery 

1) 

Lithium back-up battery for power failure-proof buffering of 
the data stored in the RAM. 
Continuous buffer time, approx. 3-5 years. Type CR2032/3V, 
230 mAh, plugged in, service life approx. 10 years

Device variant 230/115 V

Make a back-up of the data and then switch off the device. 
Changing the battery is not permitted when live.

Device variant 24 V/DC

Changing the battery is permitted when live. To retain the 
data in the unit when changing the battery, the power sup-
ply to the unit must remain switched on. 
Please perform this work with great care to avoid triggering 
a short-circuit. Do not use metal tools for this work.

5.1.3 Changing the battery 

1) 

The battery is inserted vertically in the holder. To change 
the battery, push the power failure safety lock to the side. 
The battery can then be easily removed from the holder. 
The new battery can be pushed into the holder by pushing 
the safety lock to the side in the same way. Please ensure 
that the poles are correctly positioned.

1) B6L 19'' version only

5.2 Reset button

The reset button is used to trigger a manual reset. 
The best way to actuate this button is by using a rod-shaped 
tool (screwdriver, etc.).

5.3 Manipulation protection 

The MUXD 19" offers the possibility of protecting the 
removable sides of the housing with a lead seal to guard 
against unauthorised mechanical intervention.

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Internal V

oltage

Supply V

oltage

SubBus1 Activity

SubBus Power

SubBus2 Activity

Booking Activity

Tamper Status

System Run

Reset

LA

RS232 Service

LAN 

Li

Summary of Contents for B6L 19

Page 1: ...DORMA Installation Manual MUXD 19 B6L 19...

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Page 3: ...nection panel 13 3 2 2 Internal connection panel 13 3 3 Strain relief 14 3 4 LAN interface 14 4 Commissioning 15 4 1 Settings 15 4 1 1 Bus connection resistance 15 4 1 2 Setting the bus address 15 4 2...

Page 4: ...tions are favourable DORMA Time Access GmbH accepts no liability for the perfect functioning of the device in exter nal non system environments Despite every effort to prevent mistakes they can never...

Page 5: ...measurement During assembly please ensure that the requirements laid down in the relevant device safety standard for the unit are not negatively affected as this would reduce the safety level of the u...

Page 6: ...to 31 DP1 or TP4 two wire components can be connected in a star configuration 1 4 Further Sources of Information Further documents are available on request General Installation Guidelines Specificatio...

Page 7: ...1 x cable 4m for 24V only 1 6 Variants A B C x x x x DORMA Montageanleitung M D D x B6L 19 MUXD 19 In te rn al V ol ta ge S u p p ly V ol ta ge S u b B u s1 A ct iv it y S u b B u s P ow er S u b B u...

Page 8: ...2 1 Installation information The device is suitable for installing in 19 server cabinets A minimum of 100 mm depth clearance must be allowed additionally for the cable outlets and the 230 V connectin...

Page 9: ...sides of the housing The washers provided as part of the delivery serve to compensate toler ances between the device and the telescopic runners fig 9 2 The required telescopic runners and installation...

Page 10: ...n the upper side of the device housing To do this remove the left and right screw with a Phillips screwdriver You can now push back the upper side of the housing and remove it by lifting upwards 2 4 T...

Page 11: ...supply connection on the front bezel fig 11 3 For this the provided 24V cable must be used fig 11 4 The switching between internal and external power supply follows automaticly Max 8A DC can be suppli...

Page 12: ...H3 SW304 SW301 SW401 SW404 SW102 SW102 CH5 Reset Reset CH6 CH2 CH1 CH1 CH2 CH3 Bus terminating resistors Bus terminating resistors CH4 SW302 SW303 SW403 SW402 CH7 SW501 Host CH8 CH4 CH3 SW304 SW301 SW...

Page 13: ...H1 CH8 3 2 1 External connection panel Caution The front RS485 bus must under no circumstances be con nected to the LAN interface ost RS 2 1 2 3 PIN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Meaning 24V RS485 Bus A RS485 Bus B...

Page 14: ...ain relief Use the strain relief clamp when laying the wiring Remove the cable sheathing between the strain relief clamp and connecting terminals Then fold the shielding back by approx 10 mm onto the...

Page 15: ...5 CH6 CH7 CH8 SW302 SW303 SW403 SW402 CH7 SW501 Host CH8 CH4 CH3 SW304 SW301 SW401 SW404 SW102 SW102 CH5 Reset Reset CH6 CH2 CH1 CH1 CH2 CH3 Bus terminating resistors Bus terminating resistors CH4 SW3...

Page 16: ...e device to turn on the 230 115 V version 4 3 Optical interfaces for MUXD 19 and B6L 19 RS485 bus front RJ45 STV Note After a reset the MUXD bus address set is displayed for 5 sec on the LED 8 LED1 LE...

Page 17: ...LED off green red yellow Meaning The level of the input voltage is below a minimum permitted value Normal operation is stopped Normal status The level of the input voltage is above a minimum permitted...

Page 18: ...t u s S y s t e m R u n R e s e t POWER LED off green red yellow Meaning The voltage potential of the SubBuses is turned off The supply voltage potential of the SubBuses is turned on An overload of t...

Page 19: ...i t y T a m p e r S t a t u s S y s t e m R u n R e s e t OWER R I n t e r n a l V o l t a g e S u p p l y V o l t a g e S u b B u s 1 A c t i v i t y S u b B u s P o w e r S u b B u s 2 A c t i v i...

Page 20: ...t i v i t y r S t a t u s y s t e m R u n R e s e t L A N A c t i v i t y R S 2 3 2 S e r v i c e L A N 1 0 1 0 0 B a s e T x L A N L i n k S p e e d LED off green yellow Meaning No Ethernet connectio...

Page 21: ...e made using a null modem cable item No 1900070520095 with 9 pin SUB D plug connectors 5 1 2 Fuses and back up battery A Primary side with a 500 mAT microfuse B 10 AT microfuse on power supply unit mo...

Page 22: ...om the fuse holder Please use only permitted fuses They are available as an accessory under item No 1900001797316 The use of other fuses is not permissible C 10 AT microfuse on power supply unit modul...

Page 23: ...serted vertically in the holder To change the battery push the power failure safety lock to the side The battery can then be easily removed from the holder The new battery can be pushed into the holde...

Page 24: ...MUXD 19 B6L 19 4 Commissioning 24 EG Konformit tserkl rung EC Declaration of Conformity CE D claration de conformit...

Page 25: ...2 Immunity for industrial environments complies with the increased requirements according to VdS 2358 directives for access control systems Interference emissions EN 61000 6 3 Emission standard for r...

Page 26: ...ies with the increased requirements according to VdS 2358 directives for access control systems Interference emissions EN 61000 6 3 Emission standard for residential commer cial and light industrial e...

Page 27: ...MUXD 19 B6L 19 27 Notes...

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