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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................... 11

1.1

About this Manual ................................................................................................................................. 11

1.2

Chapter Overview ................................................................................................................................. 11

1.3

Contact & Enquiries .............................................................................................................................. 11

1.4

Target Group ......................................................................................................................................... 12

1.5

Formatting ............................................................................................................................................. 12

1.5.1

Safety-Critical Information ............................................................................................................. 12

1.5.2

Non-Safety-Critical Information ...................................................................................................... 12

1.5.3

Instructions and Results................................................................................................................. 12

GENERAL INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................... 13

2.1

Intended Use ......................................................................................................................................... 13

2.2

Unintended Use .................................................................................................................................... 13

2.3

Functional Description ........................................................................................................................... 13

2.4

Terminology .......................................................................................................................................... 15

2.5

RFID Technology .................................................................................................................................. 16

2.6

System Components ............................................................................................................................. 17

2.7

Order Information Guide ....................................................................................................................... 20

INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................................... 21

3.1

Target Group ......................................................................................................................................... 21

3.2

Test Installation ..................................................................................................................................... 21

3.3

Metallic and Non-Metallic Doors ........................................................................................................... 22

3.4

Bolt Gauge ............................................................................................................................................ 22

3.5

Replacement After Break-In .................................................................................................................. 22

3.6

Door Status Function ............................................................................................................................ 23

3.7

Definition of the Door Hinge (Right or Left Door) .................................................................................. 23

3.8

Installation Requirements for the GAT NET.Lock 7020 and Bolt Set ................................................... 24

3.9

Measurement Diagrams for Installation ................................................................................................ 25

3.9.1

Door Width ..................................................................................................................................... 25

3.9.2

Dimensions of the GAT NET.Lock 7020 / GAT NET.Lock 7020 P ................................................ 25

3.9.3

Dimensions of the GAT NET.Lock 7020 USB and GAT NET.Lock 7020 USB P .......................... 26

3.9.4

Dimensions of the GAT NET.Lock BoltSet 7120 (Non-Metallic Doors) ......................................... 26

3.9.5

Dimensions of the GAT NET.Lock BoltSet 7220 (Metallic Doors) ................................................. 27

3.9.6

Dimensions of the GAT NET.Lock BoltSet 7320 (Glass Doors) .................................................... 27

3.10

Installation in Lockers with Non-Metallic Doors ................................................................................. 28

3.10.1

Installation Instructions for the GAT NET.Lock 7020 and Non-Metallic Doors .............................. 29

3.11

Installation in Lockers with Metallic Doors......................................................................................... 30

3.11.1

Cutouts in the Metallic Locker Door ............................................................................................... 31

3.11.2

Installation Instructions for the GAT NET.Lock 7020 and Metallic Doors ...................................... 32

3.12

Installation in Lockers with Glass Doors ............................................................................................ 33

3.12.1

Installation Instructions for the GAT NET.Lock 7020 and Glass Doors ......................................... 34

3.13

Installation of the GAT NET.Controller M/S 7020 ............................................................................. 35

3.13.1

Instructions for Mounting the GAT NET.Controller M 7020 and S 7020 ....................................... 35

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS ................................................................................................................... 37

4.1

Target Group ......................................................................................................................................... 37

4.2

System Structure ................................................................................................................................... 37

4.3

GAT NET.Lock 7020 ............................................................................................................................. 38

4.3.1

Power Supply ................................................................................................................................. 38

4.3.2

Connection Cable .......................................................................................................................... 38

Summary of Contents for GAT NET.Lock 7020 System

Page 1: ...www gantner com HB_GAT NETLOCK7020 EN_12 1 GAT NET Lock 7020 System Electronic RFID Locker Locks Installation Configuration Operation Document Version 1 2 ...

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Page 3: ... in this manual shall depend exclusively on the conditions of the guarantee Any further reaching claims are excluded and the manufacturer accepts no liability for the completeness or accuracy of the contents of this manual The right is reserved to make alterations and alterations may be made at any time without prior notice being given Trademarks Attention is drawn at this point to markings and re...

Page 4: ...nded to inform the user about potentially hazardous situations or important information for the safe and proper use of the described product s The safety messages also include directives on how to avoid hazardous situations These safety messages and directives must be read and observed The structure of the safety messages and the meaning of the symbols used in this manual are described in this sec...

Page 5: ... Words Indicates a hazardous situation that if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury Indicates information considered important but not hazard related e g messages relating to property damage 4 Definition of the Safety Symbols Caution General Information This symbol indicates general warnings or cautions that are not related to a particular type of hazard Caution Electrical Shock This...

Page 6: ...he product must be carried out in accordance with the technical conditions of operation as described in the corresponding documentation Therefore it is essential to read the corresponding chapter of this manual and observe the instructions and information therein If there are still some points that are not entirely clear please do not take a chance All queries can be clarified by your GANTNER repr...

Page 7: ...s operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own ex...

Page 8: ...L exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes 1 l appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage 2 l appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi même si le brouillage est susceptible d en compromettre le onctionnement ICES Statement Canada This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil numérique de la class B est conforme à la norme NMB 003 du...

Page 9: ...25 3 9 1 Door Width 25 3 9 2 Dimensions of the GAT NET Lock 7020 GAT NET Lock 7020 P 25 3 9 3 Dimensions of the GAT NET Lock 7020 USB and GAT NET Lock 7020 USB P 26 3 9 4 Dimensions of the GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7120 Non Metallic Doors 26 3 9 5 Dimensions of the GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7220 Metallic Doors 27 3 9 6 Dimensions of the GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7320 Glass Doors 27 3 10 Installation in Lockers w...

Page 10: ...fault Settings 50 5 4 Controller LED Signaling and Buttons 51 5 4 1 Sub Controller 51 5 4 2 Master Controller 52 5 5 GAT NET Lock 7020 Signalization Overview 53 5 5 1 General applicable for all modes 53 5 5 2 Personal Locker Mode 53 5 5 3 Dynamic Personal Locker Mode 53 5 5 4 GAT Lock 5000 Mode 54 5 6 Locker Operation for Visitors 54 5 6 1 Lock a Locker 54 5 6 2 Unlock and Open a Locker 54 5 6 3 U...

Page 11: ...bed in addition to all important measurements and installation information Because there are many different types of lockers available the mounting procedure is described generally and not for a specific type of locker Chapter 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS describes how the GAT NET Lock 7020 locks and controllers are connected to each other and connected to their power supplies Also found here is infor...

Page 12: ...isk personal injury or damaging property equipment 1 5 Formatting 1 5 1 Safety Critical Information The following formatting with example text is used in this manual to display important safety critical information that must be read and followed NOTE Following on from this signal word in the manual is a reference text that must be read and followed The reference text contains important information...

Page 13: ...rolled by the GAT NET Controller S 7020 sub controllers Various sub controllers are available to support different types of RFID technologies LEGIC MIFARE ISO 15693 HID iCLASS Depending on the type of controller up to 24 GAT NET Lock 7020 locks can be connected per sub controller The sub controllers are connected to master controllers that communicate with locker management software e g GAT Relaxx...

Page 14: ...on 6 Master controller 7020 or 7000 7 Sub controller 7020 or 7000 8 GAT NET Power Supply 7020 without USB or 7000 9 RS 485 power 10 GAT NET Lock 7020 7020 P or GAT NET Lock 7000 To use the USB and LED function the GAT NET Lock 7020 USB P and the following combination of controllers and power supplies must be used 11 Master controller 7020 or 7000 12 Sub controller 7020 13 GAT NET Power Supply 7020...

Page 15: ...nstallation cannot be used in other installations GAT Relaxx PC software that is installed on a server host computer and used to configure and control the connected controllers and locks A separate installation manual and integrated help is available for this software Lock General term for the GAT NET Lock 7020 Locker The term locker is used to generally describe all possible locker applications f...

Page 16: ...ate the type of technology the device supports B LEGIC F MIFARE ISO ISO 15693 ICLS HID iCLASS The GAT NET Lock 7020 and the GAT NET Controller M 7020 master controller can operate with all RFID technologies Different sub controllers can be ordered to suit the type of RFID technology in operation GAT NET Controller S 7020 B LEGIC GAT NET Controller S 7020 F ISO MIFARE and ISO 15693 GAT NET Controll...

Page 17: ...glass doors For lockers with metallic doors 114 7 GAT NET Power Supply 100 240 VI GAT NET Power Supply USB 100 240 VI 1111 1 GAT NET Lock 7020 2 GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7120 9 GAT NET Lock Cable 5m 8 Power Cord 2m xxx IEC 60320 C7 Power Cord 2 5m xxx IEC 60320 C13 4 GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7320 11 Ethernet Patch Cable 10 GAT NET Lock Cable Extension 3m 3 GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7220 6 GAT NET Controller M ...

Page 18: ...320 Part No 1100397 Bolt set with door shackle booster and metal support for glass doors The bolt set is glued to the metal support on the inner side of the glass door Adhesive is not included with the set 5 GAT NET Controller S 7020 The sub controller is a control unit for connecting the GAT NET Lock 7020 electronic locks Available for different RFID technologies GAT NET Controller S 7020 BA Part...

Page 19: ...dian power outlets 9 GAT NET Lock Cable 5m Part No 734430 5 m cable to connect a GAT NET Lock 7020 to a sub controller 4 pin MOLEX plug on both ends 10 GAT NET Lock Cable Extension 3m Part No 810021 3 m extension cable to extend the GAT NET Lock Cable 5m 11 GAT Patch Cable 5805 5m Part No 909321 Standard network cable min CAT 5 to connect the sub controller to the master controller 12 GAT NET Lock...

Page 20: ...Information 20 HB_GAT NETLOCK7020 EN_12 www gantner com 2 7 Order Information Guide For the planning and ordering of the GAT NET Lock 7020 system a separate order information document is available to help guide you through the process ...

Page 21: ...see 2 6 System Components of the GAT NET Lock 7020 Where not indicated all measurements in the diagrams are in millimeters with inches shown in brackets 3 2 Test Installation As the GAT NET Lock 7020 is suitable for a wide range of installation applications always perform a test installation including functional testing of the GAT NET Lock 7020 in a sample locker from the facility before starting ...

Page 22: ...m door thickness of non metallic doors depends on the RFID technology and the type of data carriers used 3 4 Bolt Gauge The bolt gauge GAT NET Lock Tool 7020 Part No 1101800 can be used to assist installation in non metallic doors The gauge allows you to easily mark the positions of the drill holes onto the door Figure 3 3 Bolt gauge dimensions in mm The instructions for using the bolt gauge are i...

Page 23: ...ermine whether the door is hinged to the left or the right This is defined as follows Figure 3 1 Definition of the opening direction of lockers left right In this chapter the installation for right hinged doors is described The installation process for left locker doors is in principle the same as for right locker doors only with reversed lock and door orientation NOTE If spring hinges are used in...

Page 24: ... front of the lock The locker door the bolt set and the front side of the GAT NET Lock 7020 must be perpendicular and parallel to each other If right and left hinged doors are in use together please note the correct LED position The GAT NET Lock 7020 is mounted upside down on left doors in comparison to right doors Figure 3 2 LED positions of the GAT NET Lock 7020 for right and left hinged doors N...

Page 25: ... the hinge is 170 mm 6 7 in If the door is narrower than 170 mm the door shackle will hit the lock when the door is being closed Figure 3 3 Minimum door width 3 9 2 Dimensions of the GAT NET Lock 7020 GAT NET Lock 7020 P Figure 3 4 Dimensions of the GAT NET Lock 7020 GAT NET Lock 7020 P 1 Mounting holes for GAT NET Lock 7020 on the inner side of the locker wall 3x 2 Opening for door shackle 3 Stat...

Page 26: ...Mounting holes for GAT NET Lock 7020 on the inner side of the locker wall 3x 2 Opening for door shackle 3 Status LED 4 Top part with LED lighting and USB ports 5 USB ports with charging function 3 9 4 Dimensions of the GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7120 Non Metallic Doors Figure 3 6 Dimensions of the GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7120 6 Mounting holes for GAT NET Lock BoltSet on the inner side of the locker door 7 ...

Page 27: ...7220 6 Mounting holes for GAT NET Lock BoltSet on the inner side of the locker door 7 Door shackle 8 Hole for status LED 9 Front cover 3 9 6 Dimensions of the GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7320 Glass Doors Figure 3 8 Dimensions of the GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7320 6 Mounting holes for GAT NET Lock BoltSet on the inner side of the locker door 7 Door shackle 8 Hole for status LED 9 Front cover 10 Metal support ...

Page 28: ...s a right or left hinged locker door see 3 7 Definition of the Door Hinge Right or Left Door The GAT NET Lock Bolt Set 7120 is installed on the inner side of the locker door One drill hole is required in the locker door for the LED status light See Figure 3 9 and the following installation instructions 1 GAT NET Lock 7020 2 GAT NET Lock Bolt Set 7120 3 3 x mounting holes for the GAT NET Lock 7020 ...

Page 29: ...nt For doors made of harder material press the door with sufficient force so that the drill markings are visible Remove the bolt gauge from the GAT NET Lock 7020 Drill the three marked mounting holes 4 to the required depth and diameter according to the screws used Drill the hole for the LED 5 through the locker door The recommended drill hole diameter is 10 mm 0 4 in or 8 mm 0 3 in when using an ...

Page 30: ...heet and one in the outer door sheet The two parts of the GAT NET Lock Bolt Set 7220 are mounted into these cutouts in the locker door The door thickness must be between 18 and 26 mm 0 71 in and 1 02 in See Figure 3 10 and the following steps installation instructions 1 GAT NET Lock 7020 2 GAT NET Lock Bolt Set 7220 3 3 x mounting holes for the GAT NET Lock 7020 4 4 x mounting holes for the GAT NE...

Page 31: ... 11 1 Cutouts in the Metallic Locker Door The following cutouts must be made on the inner and outer walls of the locker door in order to mount the GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7220 and label carrier The measurements for the cutouts are as follows Figure 3 11 Cutouts for metallic locker doors ...

Page 32: ... head metal screws Ø 3 5 mm 0 14 in screw length depends on locker door thickness The maximum tightening torque of the screws is 2 Nm 1 47 lb ft Push the label carrier onto the outside wall of the locker door The label carrier will remain in place with the lashes on the label carrier To protect against manipulation a screw can be used to fix the bolt set to the label carrier NOTE Use a countersunk...

Page 33: ...l support attaches to the inner side of the locker door using adhesive A void in the printing on the locker door or door label may be necessary for the status LED to be visible See in Figure 3 13 and the following installation instructions 1 GAT NET Lock 7020 2 GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7320 3 3 x mounting holes for the GAT NET Lock 7020 4 Metal support for adhering the GAT NET Lock BoltSet 7320 the me...

Page 34: ...he inside of the glass door NOTE Before the mass production of lockers begins testing must be carried out by the locker manufacturer to ensure that the glass adhesive meets the strength requirements Always follow the adhesive manufacturer s instructions A label can be attached to the front of the locker door The label has a transparent matt viewing window for the LED to shine through and can be or...

Page 35: ...e of the controller Figure 3 14 Mounting of the GAT NET Controller M S 7020 3 13 1 Instructions for Mounting the GAT NET Controller M 7020 and S 7020 Observe the measurements shown in Figure 3 14 and drill 3 holes for the controller mounting points Use the correct drill diameter required by the screws and or wall plugs screws up to max M4 Screw in the top two screws until the head protrudes approx...

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Page 37: ...nections required for the GAT NET Lock 7020 system The information is intended for trained personnel responsible for completing the electrical connections Observe the legal requirements for electrical installations where the GAT NET Lock 7020 is being installed e g electrical connection only by suitably trained electricians material specifications and tools used Also observe the environmental oper...

Page 38: ... m 26 ft The GAT NET Lock Cable 5m Part No 734430 connection cable is included in the scope of supply The cable is used to connect the GAT NET Lock 7020 to a GAT NET Controller S 7020 sub controller and has a male 4 pin MOLEX Micro Fit 3 0TM connector on both ends The cable is the same as used with the previous generation GAT NET Lock 7000 locks If you are upgrading from the GAT NET Lock 7000 to t...

Page 39: ... wall through which the cable is fed and over which the GAT NET Lock 7020 is installed thereby providing a neat cable free appearance For this method install the connection cable as shown in Figure 4 3 The circle 1 in Figure 4 3 represents the cable exit location in the locker wall This cable installation method ensures there is sufficient spare cable at the lock end to aid future lock exchanges o...

Page 40: ...ontroller S 7020 detects the GAT NET Lock 7000 and switches the system to 5 V Both the GAT NET Lock 7000 and the GAT NET Lock 7020 can operate together as normal in this situation but the USB and LED functions are disabled NOTE It is possible to connect the GAT NET Lock 7020 USB P with 125 kHz reader and the GAT NET Lock 7020 USB 13 56 kHz reader only together on the same controller Depending on t...

Page 41: ...e GAT NET Controller S 7020 There are two options for connecting the sub controllers Option 1 Series Connection Connect the incoming line either from the master controller or the previous sub controller to the RS 485 IN socket Connect the outgoing line going to the next sub controller to the RS 485 OUT socket NOTE This is particularly important when the power supply is being forwarded on to the fo...

Page 42: ...er 8port CAT 5 Connect the 1 5 m RJ45 cable connected to the RS 485 splitter to the RS 485 SUB socket on the master controller Connect one network cable from the output sockets of the RS 485 splitter to each sub controller NOTE Max 8 sub controllers can be connected per RS 485 splitter Each sub controller must be powered by a separate power supply Max cable length from the RS 485 splitter to the s...

Page 43: ...0 locks connected to the sub controller have USB or not The correct type of power supply must be used Type of GAT NET Lock 7020 Required Power Supply GAT NET Lock 7020 GAT NET Power Supply 7020 100 240V VI Part No 1100051 GAT NET Lock 7020 P GAT NET Power Supply 7020 100 240V VI Part No 1100051 GAT NET Lock 7020 USB GAT NET Power Supply 7020 USB 100 240V VI Part No 1100052 GAT NET Lock 7020 USB P ...

Page 44: ...is only suitable for systems that do not use any GAT NET Lock 7020 USB locks Connect one GAT NET Power Supply 7020 100 240V VI to the master controller and the first and fifth sub controllers only A power supply must always be connected to the master controller and the first sub controller If 5 or more sub controllers are used in one line a second power supply is required at the fifth controller F...

Page 45: ... 4 10 Power supply connection on the GAT NET Controller S 7020 For controllers with a non USB power supply the power supply can be stored in the designated storage space on the side of the controller Remove the compartment cover 1 Place the power supply into the compartment and insert the cabling into the designated slots on the base of the controller Replace the compartment cover Figure 4 11 Powe...

Page 46: ...e of the GAT NET Controller M 7020 Figure 4 12 GAT NET Controller M 7020 Ethernet connection 4 5 2 Power Supply Connection The GAT NET Controller M 7020 connects to the mains power supply via an external power supply The GAT NET Power Supply 7020 100 240V VI Part No 1100051 must be used to power the GAT NET Controller M 7020 Depending on the country mains voltage may be UAC 230 V or UAC 115 V refe...

Page 47: ...event occurs The master controller also has four optocoupler inputs 2 in Figure 4 15 that are currently reserved for future use The GAT NET Controller M 7020 Light is intended for smaller systems and has no inputs and outputs Figure 4 15 Inputs and outputs on the GAT NET Controller M 7020 Some application examples for the relay outputs include To trigger an alarm notification system If a break in ...

Page 48: ...r source Figure 4 16 is an example of how an external device 3 can connect to the relay output Figure 4 16 also provides an example of how an external device 4 can connect to the optocoupler input Figure 4 16 Relay and optocoupler connection example NOTE Adhere to the max permitted switching voltages and currents as indicated in 7 TECHNICAL DATA Also read the documentation of the connected device ...

Page 49: ...rriers is obtained The antenna calibration process for the GAT NET Lock 7020 can be performed automatically via PC software or by pressing the MODE button of the GAT NET Controller 7020 sub controller as shown in Figure 5 1 NOTE The locker door must be locked during antenna calibration to ensure the test conditions meet the operating conditions Figure 5 1 MODE button for automatic antenna calibrat...

Page 50: ...parameters saved in the controller and returns it to that same state it was in at the time of delivery NOTE The resetting of a controller must only be performed by an authorized service technician After resetting the controller the entire locker system must be reconfigured via software Figure 5 3 RESET button for resetting a controller Sub controller shown The process for resetting a master or sub...

Page 51: ...5 1 GAT NET Lock 7020 Antenna Calibration LEDs RS 485 IN yellow The connection to the master controller has been established RS 485 IN green RS 485 communication active LED 1 blue Lock activated controlled LED 2 green red Red Emergency operation no connection to master controller no connection to server software Red flashing Emergency operation connection to master controller OK no connection to s...

Page 52: ...2 See 5 3 Resetting a Controller to the Default Settings MODE Reserved for future use LEDs RS 485 IN yellow The connection with the sub controller has been established RS 485 IN green RS 485 communication active LED 1 blue Reserved for future use LED 2 green red Red Emergency operation no connection to server software Green Normal operation connection to server software OK Red green flashing Bootl...

Page 53: ...ot valid ALARM recommended with beeper X beeper Door is closed and locked lock is disabled Door is open lock is disabled Door is open lock is in cleaning mode X Door is closed and locked lock is in cleaning mode X Table 5 1 LED status signals of the GAT NET Lock 7020 applicable for all modes 5 5 2 Personal Locker Mode LED Signal each field 0 5 second Status Configurable 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Door is ope...

Page 54: ... the locker A door contact at the front of the GAT NET Lock 7020 lock detects whether the locker door is closed or not This feature allows the locker state to be detected and displayed on a PC via locker system software 5 6 2 Unlock and Open a Locker When a user wants to open a locker they must identify themselves at the lock using their RFID data carrier When the user holds their data carrier in ...

Page 55: ...ich operates autonomously in the background ensuring communication to the locker system is maintained and a user interface that provides operators with a means to control and monitor the lockers and online devices in the system The simplest installation involves a single GAT Relaxx client operating with the GAT Relaxx service both installed on the same PC A more complex installation involves multi...

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Page 57: ...must not be cleaned using a high pressure or steam cleaner otherwise they can become damaged Complete the following steps to clean the locker Wipe off dirt and dust using a soft lint free dry cloth For extreme dirt clean the locker components using a slightly moistened cloth Do not allow moisture to enter the inner parts of the lock or the controller 6 3 Maintenance The GAT NET Lock system compone...

Page 58: ... carrier a distance of approximately 1 cm in front of the locker door o The locker door must unlock and spring open independently If the door does not spring open by itself the door must be readjusted see below If the data carrier is not read at this distance the RFID reading range is possibly too small and may benefit from being calibrated using GAT Relaxx software see the GAT Relaxx user manual ...

Page 59: ...ler is automatically distributed between these locks Max transmission power 400 mW RFID frequency GAT NET Lock 7020 USB 13 56 MHz GAT NET Lock 7020 USB P 13 56 MHz 125 kHz Break in resistance capability DIN 4547 2 class C Signaling element Multi color status LED Interface to sub controller One wire special cable for supply data and RF signal Connectors MOLEX type Micro Fit 3 0 Housing material Pla...

Page 60: ...7020 F ISO MIFARE ISO 15693 GAT NET Controller S 7020 F ISO Light MIFARE ISO 15693 GAT NET Controller S 7020 B LEGIC advant GAT NET Controller S 7020 ICLS HID iCLASS Max locks per sub controller GAT NET Controller S 7020 F ISO B ICLS 24 GAT NET Controller S 7020 F ISO Light 12 Connectors Sub to master RS 485 RJ45 Locks MOLEX type Micro Fit 3 0 Power 6 pin MOLEX Interface to master controller RS 48...

Page 61: ...ectors Master to server Ethernet RJ45 Sub to master RS 485 RJ45 Power 6 pin MOLEX Digital inputs GAT NET Controller M 7020 4 x optocouplers function configurable Input voltage DC 6 to 30 V Input current 4 5 mA GAT NET Controller M 7020 Light No inputs Digital outputs GAT NET Controller M 7020 4 x relays NO NC function configurable Switching voltage max 30 VAC DC Limiting continuous current max 2 A...

Page 62: ... 7020 System Technical Data 62 HB_GAT NETLOCK7020 EN_12 www gantner com _ _ Note This manual is valid from xxth xxxx 2019 It is subject to change Amendments and changes can be made without prior notice at any time ...

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