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T-DAR

Model T1010MT One Head

Model T2010MT Two Head

Model T4010MT Four Head

Master and Slave Systems

Mantrap

TAILGATING / PIGGYBACKING DETECTION SYSTEM

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL

Newton Security Inc.
443 SW 41

Street

Renton, WA. 98057 USA

www.newtonsecurityinc.com

REV. 13

Class 2

Summary of Contents for T-DAR T1010MT

Page 1: ...T Two Head Model T4010MT Four Head Master and Slave Systems Mantrap TAILGATING PIGGYBACKING DETECTION SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL Newton Security Inc 443 SW 41st Street Renton WA 98057 USA www newtonsecurityinc com REV 13 Class 2 ...

Page 2: ...Warning Modification of the T DAR Control Unit by cutting or drilling will VOID the warranty and may require replacement ...

Page 3: ...tion Encoder_______________________________________________________ 14 EA101 EA101A Camera Cable Extender Amplifier___________________________________ 16 EA102 EA102A Annunciator Encoder Cable Extender________________________________ 18 WMK 100 Camera Head Wall Mount ________________________________________________________21 CMK 100 Camera Head Ceiling Mount _______________________________________...

Page 4: ...e walls and doors An installation of this type should be in a space no larger that 5ft by 5ft 1 5m x 1 5m It is recommended that the camera head be mounted perpendicular to the public door A one head mantrap will require single head mantrap software For information on non standard installation types contact Newton Security ____________________________________________________________________32 Trac...

Page 5: ...___________________________________________________45 To Configure the Host TCP IP Connection __________________________________________ 45 Install the Software _____________________________________________________________ 45 User Interface UI Application _________________________________________________________45 T DAR Control Box Application Note the T DAR system is shipped with the control box ...

Page 6: ...___________________68 Sensitivity _________________________________________________________________________69 Minimum Head Size _________________________________________________________________69 L2 L3 and L4 ______________________________________________________________________69 Maximum Head Size _________________________________________________________________70 Cart Sensitivity _______________...

Page 7: ...________________________________________94 Relay 1 ____________________________________________________________________________94 Relay 2 ____________________________________________________________________________94 Relays 3 6 ________________________________________________________________________94 Line Lock Input _____________________________________________________________________94 Input Com...

Page 8: ... the data provided by the access device door contacts and other input data to determine if the tagged person is a legal transit or is tailgating piggybacking Once the status of a person is determined to not be a legal transit but to be tailgating or piggybacking the T DAR system then actuates any number of possible results all controlled and selected from an easy to use User Interface These alarms...

Page 9: ...e three dimensional characteristics of targets and requires sufficient lighting to perform this task Equal and consistent lighting from the ceiling down allows the system to identify and track targets in all areas of the detection pattern Lighting from the sides or the floor is not helpful in fact it may detract from system performance If adequate down lighting is not currently in place additional...

Page 10: ...entries and exits Accepts data from virtually any badge or pass system including biometrics and Smart ID systems When a violation occurs the alarm activates and the event camera records the violator in real time Data time and pass number used for the authorized passage are recorded with the event video Communicates the alarm condition and transmits the recorded video to central security in real ti...

Page 11: ... 0M Swing Doors Sliding Doors Folding Doors Any combination of doors Can be used as a Master Slave system when combined with the T 2010MT or other T 4010MT four head systems Each additional T 4010MT will provide another 10 x 10 of floor coverage T DAR Models Not Covered In This Manual One or Two Independent Door Systems Double Door Systems Gate Turnstile Systems Outside Systems People Counting Sys...

Page 12: ... Control Unit 2 DC 200LP Camera Heads and 1 S100 Annunciator Unit 3 4 Head Complete Mantrap T DAR System T4010MT Complete Mantrap Tailgate Detection System with CB410MT Control Unit 4 DC 200LP Camera Heads and 1 S100 Annunciator Unit 4 1 Head Mantrap Control Unit CB110MT Single Head Mantrap Control Unit 5 2 Head Mantrap Control Unit CB210MT Two Head Mantrap Control Unit 6 4 Head Mantrap Control Un...

Page 13: ... Indicator 13 Ceiling Mount Kit MK200LP Installs DC200LP into Drop Ceiling Panels 14 Wall Bracket WB100 Stereo Camera Head wall mounting bracket used for mounting a DC200LPLP to a flat wall 15 Two Man Rule Software Includes multiple man rules F111 Requires Two or if specified more than Two humans at each transaction 16 Space Occupancy Software F112 Keeps track of the number of humans occupying the...

Page 14: ...tware F105 includes bidirectional tailgate detection in mantraps other than two head mantraps which stops tailgating during egress 21 Authorized Cart Software F106 Software allowing specific individuals to move special carts though the T DAR system or that allows specific Authorized Carts to be recognized and to pass though the T DAR system ...

Page 15: ...available Storage Temperature 0 to 125 degrees Power Considerations Power Supply Not Included The T DAR Systems requires relatively stable DC power If the system is installed in an area where the DC power is not stable and is subject to severe fluctuations and or discontinuity the use of an Uninterruptible Power Supply may be required Input Voltage Current DC Listed 26VDC MAX 10A Inputs 14 Opto is...

Page 16: ...9 Figure 2 T DAR Control Unit CAD ...

Page 17: ... panel tabs Standard Operating Temperature 40 to 125 degrees F optional high and low temperature systems available Storage Temperature 0 to 150 degrees F Input Voltage Current 12VDC 2A maximum Powered by the CB200 Control Unit Inputs RJ45 Std Ethernet Cable from Control Unit Speaker Volume Control Rotary Control with front panel access Illuminator Xenon Strobe w red colored diffuser ...

Page 18: ...11 Figure 4 T DAR Annunciator CAD ...

Page 19: ...e Storage Temperature 0 to 150 degrees F Input Voltage Current 12VDC 1A maximum Powered by the CB100 200 Control Unit Inputs 1 RJ45 Std Ethernet from Control Unit Outputs NTSC or PAL Stereo Video Specify Video Connectors BNC x2 RG 59U Focus and Field of View Factory fixed non adjustable Correct part number must be specified for the application camera height Consult the table on Page 38 for the len...

Page 20: ...13 Figure 6 T DAR Stereo Tracking Head ...

Page 21: ...4 holes on back panel Optional mounting brackets available Standard Operating Temperature 40 to 125 degrees F optional high and low temperature systems available Storage Temperature 0 to 150 degrees F Input Voltage Current 12VDC 500mA maximum Powered by the CB100 200 Control Unit Inputs RJ45 Std Ethernet from Control Unit Outputs Quadrature digital output ...

Page 22: ...15 FFigure 8 T DAR Door Encoder ...

Page 23: ...istance of 200ft from the door to the CB100 200 Control Unit Input Voltage Current EA101 powered by the T DAR Control Unit no external power required EA101A supplied plug mounted power sulpply 115 230 VAC 50 60Hz 28 Watts Inputs From the protected door 2 BNC RG59U 2 Stereo Cameras from the DC200LPLP 2 RJ45 Standard Ethernet Jack 1 DC200LP Stereo Camera Head Power 1 S100 Annunciator Unit Outputs To...

Page 24: ...17 Figure 12a T DAR Camera Cable Extender Amplifier CAD ...

Page 25: ...m distance of 200 from the door to the CB110 210 410 Control Unit Input Voltage Current EA102 powered by the T DAR Control Unit no external power required EA102A supplied plug mounted power sulpply 115 230 VAC 50 60Hz 28 Watts Inputs From the protected door 2 RJ45 Standard Ethernet Jack 1 S100 Annunciator Unit 1 I100 Encoder Unit Outputs To the CB110 210 410 Control Unit or additional EA102A Exten...

Page 26: ...19 Figure 13 T DAR Annunciator Encoder Cable Extender CAD ...

Page 27: ...require powered from the TDAR Control Unit Vs Figure 11 Ea101A with power adapter Use the EA101A EA102A for additional extenders for each 200 foot extension Power from a plug mounted power adapter supplied with the EA101A EA102A Able to daisy chain up to 4 units for a total of 1 000 foot cable runs 120 240VAC 50 60Hz 28W ...

Page 28: ...21 WMK 100 Camera Head Wall Mount Figure 15a WMK 100 Camera Head Wall Mount ...

Page 29: ...22 CMK 100 Camera Head Ceiling Mount 15b CMK 100 Camera Head Ceiling Mount ...

Page 30: ... only tested for fire shock and casualty hazards as outlined in UL s Standard for Safety UL 60950 1 UL Certification does not cover the performance or reliability of the security or signaling aspects of this product UL MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS WARRANTIES OR CERTIFICATIONS WHATSOEVER REGARDING THE PERFORMANCE OR RELIABILITY OF ANY SECURITY OR SIGNALING RELATED FUNCTIONS OF THIS PRODUCT WARNING Modi...

Page 31: ...ghting must be added Invisible near IR lighting is available from Newton 3 The DC200LP Stereo Camera Head must be mounted at the proper distance from the door and the proper camera part number must be specified Use the chart found in this manual to determine the correct distance If the DC200LP Stereo Camera head is mounted at other distances the T DAR unit will not be able to properly track person...

Page 32: ... basic operation of the T DAR mantrap will aid in a simpler and more successful installation period During the basic entry procedure a person enters through the public door first As far as T DAR functionality is concerned the public door does not have a valid access reader see Fig 15 hence the name public open to anyone As in a single door situation only one valid access reader is required for ful...

Page 33: ...he installation In some cases it may be necessary to add additional lighting above the desired detection area to produce the required results Invisible near IR lighting is available from Newton if desired to enhance lighting without human interference Direct Sunlight Direct sunlight will have a negative impact on system performance and may inhibit system performance Proposed locations that contain...

Page 34: ...system so that door status signals and inter system communications and signals are not significantly diminished by voltage drop Adequate clearance should be maintained to the sides and top of the unit to facilitate the installation of conduit and ventilation and clearance to the front of the unit should meet or exceed the requirements established for electrical panels by the National Electrical Co...

Page 35: ...ional Mantrap consists of specialized software that prevents tailgating during entry and egress through the mantrap area A standard unidirectional mantrap will only prevent tailgating during entry Bidirectional software is specialty software and falls under part number F105 This software is not standard and will need to be requested by the customer A bidirectional mantrap utilizes all the same har...

Page 36: ...nment is recommended and is shown in figures 16 and 17 for a two head mantrap Note that two camera heads may never be more than 5ft 1524mm apart and that the distance from the wall or door should never be more than 2 5ft 762mm The distance between heads is measured in inches or mm and should always be a positive value Distance between Cameras in a Four Head Arrangement A four head arrangement cons...

Page 37: ...e more than 5ft 1524mm apart and that the distance from the wall or door should never be more than 2 5ft 762mm Ensure that each camera head is positioned square to the surrounding camera heads Figure 17b shows a basic four head arrangement comprising a four head mantrap T4010MT ...

Page 38: ...sed upon the calculations in the camera head placement chart Failure to place the camera in the correct location will lead to false alarms or an altogether failure to detect violations The calculations in this chart are based upon door size camera head height and lens focal length ...

Page 39: ...ge mantrap which requires four camera heads will vary depending on the installation Types of installation may include double doors for the public and or secure portals Some installations will have doors at opposite ends of the mantrap space as shown below whereas others will have the public and secure doors on the same wall of the mantrap Any configuration can be accounted for and will require a v...

Page 40: ...sult factory for assistance 102 8 5 2 60 DC 219 Stereo Camera Head 104 2 64 DC 219 Stereo Camera Head 108 9 2 72 DC 219 Stereo Camera Head 110 2 79 DC 219 Stereo Camera Head 114 2 90 DC 219 Stereo Camera Head 120 10 3 05 DC 225 Stereo Camera Head 121 3 07 DC 225 Stereo Camera Head 126 3 20 DC 225 Stereo Camera Head 132 11 3 35 DC 225 Stereo Camera Head Over 11 Over 3 35 Non standard camera Consult...

Page 41: ...t the public door should connect to BNC ports 2a and 2b 3 For both the secure camera head and public camera head install and terminate an Ethernet cable straight through at the T DAR control box 4 Attach the camera head 1 and camera head 2 Ethernet cables to the Camera 1 and Camera 2 connectors on the upper panel 5 Install and terminate one Ethernet cable straight through from the annunciator Unit...

Page 42: ...tors 3 For each stereo camera head install and terminate two video coaxial connectors with BNC connectors These cables should already have been labeled to make them easily identifiable 4 Attach the coaxial cables to the BNC 90 degree connectors on the inside of the stereo camera head The camera head can be opened by removing the screws in the access plate of the unit 5 Install and terminate one Et...

Page 43: ...nsor The Door Position Sensor is mounted on the secure side of the public door on the door frame above the top hinge if possible otherwise as high as is practical The unit must be oriented so that the arm rides on the surface of the door throughout the entire arc without encountering any resistance The cable for connecting the sensor should be fished out of the wall frame and terminated into the u...

Page 44: ...gurable options in the user interface All of these relays are single pole single throw and are normally open Various degrees of customization are possible through coordination with the manufacturer Fig 28 Note that the T DAR unit requires a 24VDC power supply Figure 17 Typical Configuration Notes All input grounds are common All relays are SPST Form A with a default state of normally open Referenc...

Page 45: ...ll result in poor performance Placing the reader on the public side of the mantrap will produce excessive false alarming Note Ensure that the T DAR system has two separate signals from the secure door readers When accessing the reader on the Secure door Public side the T DAR should recognize this is the public side of the secure door 1 The T DAR controller does not accept any valid access signals ...

Page 46: ...ge feedback to the system Failure to use external relays with the Chexit or similar solenoid locks will damage the T DAR control box Be sure to connect the jumper between input common and the correct reference connection 12V or ground Power for the T DAR controller should be isolated from door locks and door opening mechanics The T DAR controller requires 24VDC at 10amps ...

Page 47: ...system locks it Option 1 Public Door Lock Secure Door Lock The T DAR mantrap system may operate independent of an access control system In this second installation type the T DAR controller will maintain full control of both public and secure door locks The T DAR software will operate in the same manner maintaining the interlocking door control and all other functionality When the T DAR unit contr...

Page 48: ...iceable latency in the receipt of door position switch signals by T DAR Public Door Contact Secure Door Contact Figure 15 Typical Configuration 1 The door position switch will connect to the Portal Contact terminal and to either ground or 12v or applicable source voltage dependent on installation type 2 The distance from the control unit to the door position switch should be kept to less than 200f...

Page 49: ... door contact These will signal two difference inputs on the T DAR control unit public door contact input 4 and secure door contact input 6 Access Valid Connections external relay The valid access grant switch should be electrically isolated from the access control system to allow for proper operation This will typically require the installation of a double pole double throw relay that provides ou...

Page 50: ...oders to master control units only Public Door Encoder Connection Annunciator Unit The annunciator unit should be located at the security portal being monitored so that violations are immediately announced to the violator as well as persons in the secure area The annunciator unit should be mounted less than 30m 100ft from the control unit Install and terminate one Ethernet cable straight through o...

Page 51: ... interlocking door signals Method of Operation Using a Supervisor Override Switch The supervisor override may be used momentarily or continually To stop presently running annunciator alarms and all alarm output relays press the override switch momentarily or continuously Pressing the override switch momentarily will stop the T DAR system from any present alarming on all prior violations In additio...

Page 52: ...et 255 255 255 0 c Gateway 10 0 0 1 this may be left blank 5 Apply these changes and return to the desktop You may have to reboot your host computer before the changes take effect The system will now connect using the Configure Connection option in the User Interface 6 Test the connection Using a crossover cable for direct connection or straight through cable on a network ping the unit by typing p...

Page 53: ...plication Note the T DAR system is shipped with the control box application preinstalled 1 Connect the T DAR Control Unit Refer to page 44 2 Insert the T DAR Software CD ROM into the host PC 3 Browse to the CD ROM drive and execute update exe in the control box directory The control box directory is a file designated with cb 4 When prompted enter the IP address of the control box The IP address ca...

Page 54: ...ess in the above label is 10 3 2 21 3 If the IP address in the UI matches the unit skip to step 7 4 Select Connection then Configure Connection from the application s menu bar 5 Select Ethernet IP address from the Configure Connection dialog 6 Enter either the pre configured IP address in the field next to Ethernet IP address or enter a new IP address that is compatible with the network 7 Note If ...

Page 55: ...e system to recognize objects introduced into the scene and track them accordingly while ignoring those objects that are normal to the scene Inward Swinging Public Door The following describes the process for performing calibration when an inward swinging door sensor door encoder is used An inward swinging door swings under the view of the camera head A door sensor is not required on the secure do...

Page 56: ...low to configure the T DAR system To conduct the set up operation the following items will be needed An Ethernet capable computer running the T DAR user interface software A video monitor or television with video input The T DAR controller software and camera calibration CD s that came with the system All associated cables and connectors for connecting devices such as computers Ethernet hubs and m...

Page 57: ...n the initial set up page and draw a green line at the base of the door jam for the secure door This will automatically set the proper regions of interest for scanning Select Public Door from the drop down menu and perform this same step 9 The system should now be operating and ready for tests Installing Software onto a Master Slave System Installing User Interface Software Install the Interface U...

Page 58: ... unit Software CD ROM into the host PC for the corresponding slave 4 Browse to the CD ROM drive directory and open the folder containing the control box software that will be loaded 5 Execute update exe When prompted enter the IP address of the control box The IP address is found on the door of the specific control unit 6 Follow the on screen instructions 7 Repeat process 1 6 for any remaining sla...

Page 59: ...itor Installer I O Installer Camera Settings Setup I O System Log and Advanced The User Interface is navigated by a series of tabs and menus The tabs control the configuration setup and monitoring of the system The menus contain options for configuring connections saving loading settings and performing advanced changes to the system Tab Pages Figure 20 Tab Pages ...

Page 60: ...igure 21 File Tab Save Settings The Save Settings option compiles all the user configurable settings into a file to be saved for system back up This file has the nlc file extension This file should be saved to the computer designated to be host for the User Interface A copy of multiple T DAR system settings files should be stored and maintained centrally It is recommended that the user defined log...

Page 61: ... Choose the location of the desired file and click OK Exit Clicking the Exit button closes the User Interface The T DAR will continue to run and perform security inspections even with this interface disabled Settings and parameters that have been changed with the User Interface will persist while disconnected The Host computer will be completely removed from and have no communications with the ope...

Page 62: ...ce enabled changes may be made to the connected unit Disconnect Disconnect may be used to close the connection with the T DAR unit and disable the User Interface The ability to make changes to the unit ceases but the User Interface remains open on the Host computer This is a convenient method to troubleshoot connectivity problem Configure Connection This selection allows for adjustment as to how t...

Page 63: ...r control unit Connected is displayed on the status bar connecting with the individual slave unit s should now be performed Figure 22a Slave Connection To establish a slave connection open the first Slave tab shown in figure 22a and enter in the IP address of any four head slave unit the IP address is on the door of the control unit If there is only one T DAR slave and it is a two head unit use th...

Page 64: ...behavior by the T DAR system may result if items on this menu are not properly utilized Set long and String properties The Set long and String properties allows you to manually enter values for properties that are not accessible with GUI Consult manufacturer for commands Clear property Cache This clears all long and string properties stored in temp memory Updates The Update function is currently d...

Page 65: ...yst troubling support from manufacturer IP Networking IP Networking allows you to change the IP address subnet mask and gateway that you unit uses to connect to your company internal network Switch Setup The Switch Setup function is currently disabled Display Page Size The Display Screen size function shows screen resolution Old Style saves settings This is another way to save settings to a file ...

Page 66: ...various distances that the cameras are placed away from the door and the floor Choose the orientation of the mantrap cameras and load the calibration files If the cameras are mounted parallel set Distance between two cameras par See stereo head placement chart for optimal placement It is important that when the camera heads are mounted parallel to set the dynamically scan passed the public head to...

Page 67: ... will be the called Slave 1 in the drop down menu of the Initial Setup tab When the camera data is completed for the first slave move onto the second etc Loading Camera Calibrations for Standard and Master Slave Systems Load the camera calibrations for each camera individually This should be done after the cameras have been mounted Camera calibrations are stored on a CD shipped with every camera W...

Page 68: ...T DAR Stereo Heads Setting up a four head system whether it is a master or slave is always accomplished using the same basic rules With a four head T DAR controller CB410MT the cameras are aligned in a square formation shown below with camera head 1 at location zero 0 0 with respect to camera head 2 head 3 and head 4 Note all dimensions below should be 0 or negative whole numbers Figure 24b Figure...

Page 69: ...installer configurable items on this page Figure 25 Monitor Tab Display The Display section of this page controls what video displays on the monitor The settings are unique to the door being monitored The output chosen will be the video that is recorded during a security event Normal Event video out during alarm only Show Camera Views Camera Head images tracking image and event video Show Tracking...

Page 70: ...7 and 8 will not be used and none of the outputs 1 12 will be used in this mantrap Viewing the Show I O display is only available from the master of a master slave system Inputs The inputs of the T DAR control its operation and place it in various states The mantrap will not work if the inputs are not signaled correctly Green inputs 4 and 6 will always represent closed doors These signals can be i...

Page 71: ...es are available for changing the properties of the event camera view in the normal display mode These are as described below Full screen mode allows the user to select a full sized image for event video display Unselecting this feature will cause a quarter screen image to be displayed instead Show Live Feed mode allows the user to display live video from the event camera until an alarm occurs at ...

Page 72: ... an alarm will annunciate for before resetting Setting this value to zero causes the unit to be in manual reset mode only Below the Alarm Timeout is a Reset Alarm button that resets the T DAR alarm when clicked Playback The Playback section lists the three types of alarms that will cause the T DAR system to generate an event video replay Next to each of these titles is a text box where the user ca...

Page 73: ... that daylight savings time corrections must be performed manually Reset Event Statistics The Reset Event Statistics is used to reset the statistics located on the Monitor page Change Admin Password The admin password is the second highest level of access available to users This allows access to the Monitor Setup I O and Setup View tabs of the system To configure the password the button is clicked...

Page 74: ...io buttons All mantrap cameras Secure a Secure b Public a and Public b may be shown individually Update Now The update now button updates the image in the Viewing Window Updating affects the viewing window only Viewing Window The Viewing Window displays the images selected using the Image Type section and displays the scan regions outlined with red boxes The scan regions outline the areas of conce...

Page 75: ...box extending toward the corresponding door should extend roughly two thirds of the way up the door The side of the box that is further from the corresponding door should extend far enough from the door to cover three quarters of the mantrap floor See Fig 27 Crawling The region of interest for crawling should be wider than the door extending up the walls approximately two feet The Crawling region ...

Page 76: ...set the minimum head size in pixel area to be larger than this small object Setting this value too small may cause the system to perceive a carried object as the head of a person Setting this value too large will cause the system to ignore persons who s heads do not meet this minimum requirement If the value for minimum head size is set to low small objects can be incorrectly considered the head o...

Page 77: ... otherwise be seen as multiple people Setting this value too large will allow multiple people to tailgate Cart Sensitivity The cart sensitivity slider controls the maximum height of cart that will be allowed to pass through the mantrap Stated another way the Cart Sensitivity sets a height above the floor in which everything beneath will be ignored except persons An object below this height will be...

Page 78: ...ce with the other components of the installed security system Provisions for configuring the Outputs Door Setup and Sensitivity are accessed from these pages These pages can be password protected for Installer and System Administrators use only Figure 28 Installer I O ...

Page 79: ...n count increments now then the switch is set incorrectly o If the count does not ever change switch the display mode to Show O and observe the display of the I O function on the screen I O assignments can be seen in Figure XX page XX o If no changes are observed on the screen during testing verify wiring of device and controller Set the switch correctly and re test Valid Access Contact On the mon...

Page 80: ...er the public or secure door is forced open Likewise when Multiple people public entry check box 5 is checked Relay 5 will close when tailgating occurs Setting triggering events for both doors independently is not possible Otherwise any combination of relays and triggering events may be selected There is no specification as to how the relays are to be implemented Regardless of whatever the control...

Page 81: ...74 System Log This tab allows you to see the activity of the system when doors open and close what alarms have been active and what inputs and outputs have been triggered Figure 30 System Log ...

Page 82: ...ould only be adjusted at the direction of qualified Newton Security Personnel Keep dynamically scanning until x inches passed the public head When the camera heads are mounted in a parallel orientation the setting for Keep dynamically scanning until x inches passed the public head will need to be set to 10 Values above this do not work for cameras mounted in a parallel orientation Figure 31 Advanc...

Page 83: ...e tabbed pages There are some differences in the master slave user interface from the single control unit system The master slave user interface will have one or more extra tabs each called Slave These Slave tabs are used to maintain communication between the master and slave control units Tab Pages OPERATION Important Safety and Warning Information ...

Page 84: ...r reliability of the security or signaling aspects of this product UL has only tested for fire shock and casualty hazards as outlined in UL s Standard for Safety UL 60950 1 UL Certification does not cover the performance or reliability of the security or signaling aspects of this product UL MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS WARRANTIES OR CERTIFICATIONS WHATSOEVER REGARDING THE PERFORMANCE OR RELIABILITY OF...

Page 85: ...ion Testing the mantrap is easily done by passing through it normally inward and outward In addition ensure the tailgate triggers when a tailgate occurs 2 Door contact door position switch signals must be immediate These signals must be sent to the T DAR unit at the same time that the door is opened Unless it can be verified that the access control system can give immediate door open signals the T...

Page 86: ...DAR units must be placed in areas that maintain suitable temperatures to operate properly Consult the Product Description or Specifications portions of this manual for suitable conditions for each T DAR component The CB100 200 Control Unit utilizes long life fans but these may need service after a number of years Note The visible LED s on the front of the CB210 CB410 provide visual indication of h...

Page 87: ...connection Off Green No Ethernet connection Ethernet connection established 3 Processor Temperature Green Yellow Red Flashing Red Less than 55º C Normal 56ºC to 65º 66º to 70ºC Over 70ºC 4 Power Off Green Red No Power to the unit Power supplied and breaker is not tripped Power supplied and breaker is tripped Figure 32 LED Indicators LED 2 may take a few seconds to indicate an Ethernet connection o...

Page 88: ...rcuit board within the Annunciator Remove the 6 6 32 Phillips head screws that attach the top cover c Ensure that JP1 is set MIC JP2 is set REPEAT JP3 is set to RECORD and JP4 is set to SIREN d Locate the record switch SW1 in the rear right corner of the circuit board e Select via the one of the four STR DIP switches the message you wish to record over This message will repeat until its switch is ...

Page 89: ...elected for reprogramming to its normal off position i Replace and secure the cover with the 6 6 32 Phillips head screws Please see the figure on the following page for component locations Shown in default Microphone Programmable position Figure 34 Annunciator PCB To change the Voice Announcement via audio input jack a Gain access to the printed circuit board within the Annunciator Remove the 6 6 ...

Page 90: ...ize to approximately 400 so that the reflection is too small to be considered the head of a person Additionally the scan zone region can be decreased so that it does not encompass the reflection Do not use this method if the region size has to be reduced so far that security is compromised The mantrap Scan Zone regions should be large enough that a person standing anywhere in the mantrap can be de...

Page 91: ... by a green light on LED 2 Make sure that only one copy of the user interface is installed on the laptop or PC Ensure you are using a crossover Ethernet cable when connecting directly to a laptop or PC Make sure your Laptop or PC is set to 10 0 0 with a sub mask of 255 0 0 0 when connecting directly Turn off the computer restart and try again If the above suggestions do not provide results follow ...

Page 92: ... Show camera views for the camera While connected with the user interface turn to the Installer Camera Settings tab and view the appropriate camera in the Viewing Window Connect the camera BNC directly to the monitor to check for a proper video image Try a different cable if necessary Contact your Newton Security Inc Authorized Distributor o The Image Is Black Make sure the BNC cable and Power Con...

Page 93: ...tep is to determine what a normal image looks like for comparison Try to electrically isolate the T DAR Series to determine a known or normal visual pattern on the video monitor If it is not possible to electrically isolate the unit at its normal mounting position take the T DAR Series away from the area where inspections are being performed and connect it to another Camera Head Determine the norm...

Page 94: ...on source in the mantrap or by increasing the number of illumination sources Replace the Stereo Camera Heads if the problem persists o The Image Is Too Bright Decrease the illumination source or number of sources Replace the Stereo Camera Head if problem persists o The Image Is Blurry You may need to Clean the lens A clean lens ensures that the images acquired by the Camera Heads are accurate This...

Page 95: ... original location as possible If you cannot reposition the unit properly connect the Control Unit to the host computer and redo setup in the User Interface Inputs Outputs are not Functioning as Required If the inputs and outputs are functioning differently than expected there are several solutions for this When there is question as to whether the inputs and outputs are switching correctly connect...

Page 96: ...t 10 mA Maximum OFF Current 0 1mA OFF to ON ON to OFF Response 0 2 mS Typical Maximum Input Current 10mA 12VDC 20mA 24VDC Commons Three Commons General 2 Portal Head 1 2 Relay Output Specifications Minimum Maximum Voltage Range 0 30 VDC Peak Voltage 50 VDC Maximum Current resistive 2 A Maximum Inrush Current 5 A OFF to ON Response 0 2 mSec Typical ON to OFF Response 0 2 mSec Typical Auxiliary Powe...

Page 97: ...90 Control Unit Panel Connections Figure 35 Control Unit Connections Front Panel Upper Panel ...

Page 98: ...Cat 5 Ethernet cable to Stereo Camera Head 1 for Power Control Used for secure door Camera 2 RJ 45 Interface Standard 10BaseT Cat 5 Ethernet cable to Stereo Camera Head 2 for Power Control Used for public door Annunc 1 RJ 45 Interface Standard 10BaseT Cat 5 Ethernet cable to Annuciator for Power Control Annunc 2 RJ 45 Interface Not used for mantraps Gig Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet Interface Standard...

Page 99: ...2 A B public door lock output Form A relay contact Relay will remain open unless the secure door is open Pins 5 8 Relay 3 4 A B general purpose Form A relay contacts normally open Pin 9 Line Lock for use with 6 30 VAC power for syncing to local power grid Pin 10 System GND for use with Line Lock Pin 11 24VDC Pin 12 System GND CONNECTOR B General 2 Pin 1 Input turns alarm off when triggered Pin 2 N...

Page 100: ...normally open Pin 10 Output System 12VDC Pin 11 Output System 24VDC Pin 12 System GND CONNECTOR D Portal 2 Pin 1 Input 9 Not Used Pin 2 Input 10 Not Used Pin 3 Input 11 Not Used Pin 4 Input 12 Not Used Pin 5 Input 13 Encoder A quadrate data from door position sensor Pin 6 Input 14 Encoder B quadrate data from door position sensor Pin 7 Input Sets logic level for inputs on Portal 2 Connector Connec...

Page 101: ... a Secure Door Public Side grant or Secure Door Secure Side grant Relay 1 will never open when the public door is open or unlocked Relay 2 Form factors A relay for control of the public door lock This relay is normally open and closes only when the secure is open or unlocked Relays 3 6 The T DAR unit is equipped with four form factors A relays that can be configured to activate on various user sel...

Page 102: ...This should be a dedicated switch and normally requires the installation of a double pole double throw door position switch When using double doors on the public side door position switches should be used on each door Connect these switches in series so that when either door opens relay 4 will be triggered The same is true for the secure side Input 3 and 5 The valid access grant switches must be e...

Page 103: ...o install the Door Position Encoder use a straight thru Cat 5 with a RJ 45 connector on the encoder end and flying leads at the T DAR Control Unit The leads from the Cat 5 will connect to the D connector on the TDAR Control Unit as shown in the diagram below Jumper Input Common D7 to 12VDC D10 Pins Portal 2 Connector D 5 Input 13 Bl Wh Blue CAT 5 6 Input 14 Gr Wh Blue CAT 5 10 12 Volt Br Br Wh Blu...

Page 104: ...e inputs between sourcing and sinking The following diagrams illustrate the typical installation for each of the types of input Figure 40 Sourcing Sinking Inputs T DAR Digital Outputs The T DAR uses relays for outputs When the relay is triggered connection points A B are closed and current is allowed to pass Applications should not exceed 3 amps The following diagram illustrates the typical instal...

Page 105: ...al tile ceiling Figure 1 Completed assembly Getting Started Refer to your T DAR installation and operation manual for recommended camera locations with respect to the entry door Check for obstructions inside the ceiling such as ductwork existing electrical fixtures and so forth before choosing the final camera location The camera will extend about 3 5 9 cm above the tile ceiling ...

Page 106: ...ket cap screws You will also need Small handsaw Drill Phillips screwdriver 5 32 4mm hex key and a 1 16 hex key Panel Cutting Mark and cut a hole in the tile to match the layout dimensions The camera center is indicated for your convenience when measuring It is expedient to simply use the upper plate for this the cutout is the same Initial Assembly Use the four small 4 40 screws to attach the lower...

Page 107: ...nd the upper plate to match the ceiling grid layout Align the upper plate and fixture hangers with the tile in place to get ready for the next step Final Assembly Start with the upper plate in the ceiling locked to the fixture clips and hangers Then slide the camera into the hole from underneath and lock the plates together with the 4 20 x 1 5 socket cap screws In some areas you may be required to...

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Page 109: ...intake of another T DAR Control Unit Labeling the camera and Ethernet cables correctly on both ends will help minimize troubleshooting time due to swapped cables The area where the camera will be viewing needs to be very well lit Lighting conditions can not vary during operation If lighting conditions change the T DAR unit must be recalibrated to accept the changed conditions Be sure to connect th...

Page 110: ...AR system and can be used to provide this signal in addition any other source of low voltage AC 6 to 30VAC that is available can also be utilized Low voltage DC will not provide the required LineLock signal use low voltage AC only CAUTION Do not provide 110 220 VAC to the T DAR unit LineLock input This will damage the unit About Fluorescent Lighting Older style fluorescent lights turn on and off t...

Page 111: ...nstallation 33 Installer Camera Settings 67 Introduction 6 30 IP address 51 IP Address 49 51 Known Issues 102 LED s 80 Line Lock 93 Line Lock In 94 Load Settings 58 Local Device Placement 33 Lower Front Panel 92 Lower Power Panel 90 Main Common 93 94 Maintenance 78 83 Master Slave 54 55 60 64 65 80 Maximum Head Size 70 Maximum OFF Current 89 Menu 57 Microphone 81 Minimum Head Size 69 Minimum ON Cu...

Page 112: ...nsiderations 32 Smart ID 7 Software 49 Sourcing Inputs 97 Storage Temp 12 S Video 94 Switch Setup 58 T1000 9 Tailgating 5 TCP IP 49 T DAR 5 Test Video Out 91 Testing Units 53 Tracking Camera 91 Underwriters Laboratories 29 77 Update Now 67 Update exe 49 Upper Front Panel 91 User Interface 56 Video Out 94 Voltage Drop 33 Warning 29 76 ...

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