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SafeRoute® System

2019-03

WN 059722 45532

dormakaba System manual

Replacement and removal of components

8  Replacement and removal of 

components

The replacement and removal of components 
connected to the SCU is performed in accordance 
with the relevant assembly instructions. For safety-
related components, such as e.g. electrical door 
locks STV xxx or SCU control units, the replacement 
must be documented in the door unit’s inspection 
log. The SafeRoute® system must then also be re-
commissioned.

Replacing DCW® components 

When exchanging standard DCW® components, the 
DCW® address and thus the set parameters can be 
adopted. For a permanent removal from the bus 
system, additional steps must be taken.

Replacing license cards

The replacement of the license card must be done 
within 2 minutes. Any loaded applications are 
permanently stored on the SLI license card. After 
replacement, any necessary applications must be 
reloaded.

8.1  Replace non-safety related DCW® 

components

TIPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

If the replaced component’s DCW® address 
is retained, the set parameters are adopted.

1. 

Disconnect the wiring to the component.

2. 

Replace the defective component.

3. 

Take over the defective component’s DCW® 
address (DIP switch).

4. 

Reconnect the wiring to the component.

 

The component is incorporated in the system.

8.2  Remove non-safety related DCW® 

components completely

1. 

Disconnect the wiring to the component.

2. 

Remove the component.

3. 

Delete the component from the system. To do 
this, update the internal DCW® table (see chap. 
8.4).

 

The component is completely removed from 
the system.

8.3  Replace/remove safety-related DCW® 

components

1. 

Use TMS Soft

®

 to read the current parameters (if 

parameterized).

2. 

Disconnect the wiring to the component.

3. 

Replace/remove the component.

4. 

Take over the replaced component’s DCW® 
address (DIP switch).

5. 

Reconnect the wiring to the component.

6. 

Carry out a new configuration. 

7. 

Transfer parameter settings changed by TMS 
Soft®.

 

The component is incorporated in the system.

8.4  Update internal DCW® table

TIPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Attention: 

Parameter settings changed by 

TMS Soft® are lost during configuration! 
Before configuring with TMS Soft, read out 
the current parameters (if parameterized) 
and transfer again after configuration.

1. 

Reset the components table with TMS Soft®.

 

The internal DCW® table is updated. 

or 

2. 

Carry out a new configuration.

 

The internal DCW® table is updated. 

8.4  Reset configuration to factory settings

TIPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Alternatively, the configuration can also be 
done with the configuration software.

1. 

Press the S4 service button for 8 s.

 

‣ All default values are loaded.

2. 

Carry out a new configuration.

 

All parameters are reset to the factory 
settings.

Summary of Contents for SafeRoute

Page 1: ... Requirements for mounting a SafeRoute system 5 4 1 1 Door unit 5 4 1 2 Requirements for fire and smoke protection doors 5 4 2 Mounting the components 5 4 2 1 DCW bus addressing door entry system 5 5 Commissioning 5 5 1 Put the SafeRoute system into operation 5 5 1 1 SCU UP and SCU TL as SafeRoute Control Unit 5 5 1 1 1 Configure an SCU UP SCU TL 5 5 1 2 SCU DR as SafeRoute Control Unit from Basic...

Page 2: ...afeRoute system was installed The TMS Soft handbook The approved components declaration of conformity 1 4 Documents storage This document and the other applicable documents must be handed over to the facility operator after commissioning The facility operator must keep the documents for the entire service life and make them accessible to the persons responsible for the inspection and maintenance o...

Page 3: ...sts of various components depending on the requirements 3 1 Parts included Mini Basic or Standard license card Battery for the clock function from license standard System manual Operation manual Inspection logbook 3 2 Technical information Systems according to EltVTR must be operated with 24 V 10 to maintain the retention force for locking devices Systems outside the scope of the EltVTR can be ope...

Page 4: ... can be connected or switched The input and output functions can be parameterized with TMS Soft from the Basic license 3 4 3 RS232 interface at the SCU available from Basic license The SCU with the inserted license card can be connected to TMS Soft PC computer via the RS232 interface The connection can also be made via an LON or LAN network adapter 3 5 Functional scope The functions of a SafeRoute...

Page 5: ...ddress Similar DCW components must have different DCW bus addresses The setting is made via the DCW DIP switches on the components 5 Commissioning 5 1 Put the SafeRoute system into operation Depending on the SafeRoute Control Unit used SCU UP SCU TL or SCU DR from Basic license the procedure and status displays differ 5 1 1 SCU UP and SCU TL as SafeRoute Control Unit The status display is indicate...

Page 6: ...cense In 1 4 off no defective license card In 4 on SLI Basic In 3 on SLI Standard The illuminated ring on the emergency button flashes briefly and changes to the rainbow view 2 Press and hold the S4 service button on the SCU DR for 12 s After 12 s the illuminated ring on the emergency button lights up blue The BTR LED flashes green The connected components are detected and displayed on the illumin...

Page 7: ...signed to any SCU Green SCU emergency button available The indicator flashes green 2 5 Hz if the emergency button is not yet configured Yellow Malfunction STV SCU is missing defective The illuminated ring changes to Initialization view 3 ST DCW 1 I O DCW 1 ST DCW 2 I O DCW 2 ST DCW 3 I O DCW 3 ST DCW 4 I O DCW 4 Blue ST DCW address X available Magenta I O DCW available Yellow Malfunction STV SCU i...

Page 8: ...intact and sealed 2 Turn and hold the key switch to the right The alarm is acknowledged The door remains unlocked Tampering message The STV is locked Tamper alarm has been triggered all door locks on the door are locked 1 Make sure all housings and covers are intact and sealed 2 Turn and hold the key switch to the right The alarm is acknowledged The door unlocks 3 Turn the key switch to the left T...

Page 9: ...button error 1 Push and hold the key to the right on the key switch 2 Press the emergency button for 1 s and then release 3 Push the key over the middle to the left and bring it back to the middle position 4 Remove the key The electric locking device is active If the error occurs again replace the device When locked When permanent open The connection via DCW bus to a standard DCW node is interrupt...

Page 10: ...nterrupted e g due to a loose connection 1 Check the line to STV address 1 2 Acknowledge the error after removal 3 Press the key switch to the right and then to the left The STVxxx locks Maintenance is required The maintenance interval has been exceeded 1 Conduct maintenance or order it according to specifications 2 Reset the maintenance alarm To do this press the key switch to the left for 15 sec...

Page 11: ...the component The component is incorporated in the system 8 2 Remove non safety related DCW components completely 1 Disconnect the wiring to the component 2 Remove the component 3 Delete the component from the system To do this update the internal DCW table see chap 8 4 The component is completely removed from the system 8 3 Replace remove safety related DCW components 1 Use TMS Soft to read the c...

Page 12: ... for smartphone tablet Apple iOS Appstore or Google Android Playstore 10 Disassembly recycling and disposal Disassembly is carried out in the reverse order of mounting and must be carried out by qualified personnel The product must be disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner Electro technical parts and batteries must not be disposed of as domestic waste Dispose of electrotechnical parts a...

Page 13: ... emergency button Direct connection of motor locks SVP 2xxx DCW M SVP 22xx DCW Vis Aud display Status Warning Initialization display on the illuminated ring Adjusting the brightness Adjusting the flashing frequencies Pre alarm main alarm after temporary unlocking and long term unlocking Maintenance alarm Acoustic confirmation when activating long term or permanent unlocking Alarm duration limit Al...

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