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Contents 

 
 
Chapter 1 Introduction

........................................................... 4

 

System overview

.................................................................................. 4

 

Chapter 2 About…

...................................................................... 5

 

Operating modes

.................................................................................. 5

 

TOUCHLOCK

.................................................................................... 5

 

CARDLOCK & PROXIMITY

........................................................... 6

 

PROXIMITY KP series keypads

................................................. 6

 

Switch2 Control Unit

.......................................................................... 6

 

Inputs

.............................................................................................. 6

 

Outputs

.......................................................................................... 7

 

Enclosure Options

......................................................................... 7

 

Power Requirements

.................................................................... 7

 

Conformity

....................................................................................... 7

 

Power supplies

....................................................................................... 7

 

Choosing guide

......................................................................... 7

 

Chapter 3 Wiring

........................................................................ 9

 

Readers/keypads

................................................................................. 9

 

CARDLOCK readers (5v & 12v)

................................................ 9

 

CARDLOCK readers (12v)

........................................................ 10

 

TOUCHLOCK K series keypads

............................................... 10

 

PROXIMITY P series reader

...................................................... 11

 

PROXIMITY vandal proof reader

............................................ 11

 

PROXIMITY KP series keypad

................................................. 11

 

Inputs

........................................................................................................ 12

 

Tamper Switch

............................................................................. 12

 

Exit Button

..................................................................................... 12

 

Time Clock

..................................................................................... 12

 

Door Contacts

............................................................................... 13

 

Outputs

..................................................................................................... 13

 

Bell/Alarm Output

....................................................................... 13

 

Locks

................................................................................................ 14

 

Wiring to a Fire Alarm or Break Glass unit

.......................... 14

 

Contents 

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Summary of Contents for Switch2

Page 1: ...Switch2 Installation Manual ins 145 24 10 2007 ...

Page 2: ...ts 7 Conformity 7 Power supplies 7 Choosing guide 7 Chapter 3 Wiring 9 Readers keypads 9 CARDLOCK readers 5v 12v 9 CARDLOCK readers 12v 10 TOUCHLOCK K series keypads 10 PROXIMITY P series reader 11 PROXIMITY vandal proof reader 11 PROXIMITY KP series keypad 11 Inputs 12 Tamper Switch 12 Exit Button 12 Time Clock 12 Door Contacts 13 Outputs 13 Bell Alarm Output 13 Locks 14 Wiring to a Fire Alarm or...

Page 3: ...rter pack 23 Using function cards Function card pack 23 Default Settings 24 PROXIMITY KP keypad 25 Card plus PIN mode 25 Card plus Code mode 25 Card or Code mode 25 Chapter 6 Fault finding 26 System problems 26 Fault finding guide 26 Technical help line 26 Reset procedure 26 Chapter 7 Appendix 27 Appendix 1 Operation of a relay explained 27 Appendix 2 Fail open fail closed locks explained 27 Fail ...

Page 4: ...it is compatible with the full range of readers and keypads manufactured by Paxton Access Ltd Switch2 provides a volt free relay output so can be used to control access through doors vehicle barriers etc or to switch other electrical equipment An exit button can be fitted where read out security is not required Where a keypad is fitted it is possible to drive a door bell unless the output is confi...

Page 5: ...e as Normal code operates the relay for the door open time Toggle code toggles the relay output Duress code operates the relay for the door open time the bell output Silent operation The controller can be programmed to beep or not to beep when keys are pressed Lockout The keypad can be set to lockout after too many incorrect key presses Door Open Time The relay can be set to switch the relay conta...

Page 6: ...or in and out applications Three modes are available when using KP readers Card plus PIN In this mode the user is required to present a valid user card and then enter the user s associated PIN number The specific PIN is allocated to the card during enrolment Card plus code In this mode the user requires both a valid card and one of the valid door codes to gain access Card or code As with card plus...

Page 7: ...different forms The first offers the unit on its own with the option to fix it in the PSU with plastic adhesive feet The second provides a black plastic enclosure containing a 1amp switch mode power supply unit see Chapter 3 Fitting Power Requirements Switch2 requires a 12v DC power supply which should be connected to the terminals marked 12V and 0V When run from a 12V DC supply the Switch2 contro...

Page 8: ...ower supplies have the ability to prevent this happening Recharge limit Some power supplies limit the current consumption of a battery whilst it is recharging If a power supply does not do this then the system may not be immediately operational when mains power is resumed i e the power will be consumed by the battery recharge Battery capacity the size of the enclosure will limit the amount size of...

Page 9: ...ack terminal for all readers and keypads that have a screened cable CARDLOCK reader Red Brown Orange Green Yellow Blue Mauve Black White Attach Q C Label here Red Brown Orange Green Yellow Blue Mauve Exit Contact Black Card reader or keypad 12v 0v N C N O Com Bell Power Door relay Alarm Control unit Inputs witch 2 S IMPORTANT When 5v CARDLOCK readers or TOUCHLOCK SS keypads are connected to Switch...

Page 10: ...CARDLOCK readers 12v TOUCHLOCK K series keypads Chapter 3 Wiring 10 ...

Page 11: ...XIMITY vandal proof reader NOTE Only Red Black Power and Blue Yellow Data are required PROXIMITY KP series keypad NOTE All devices If two readers or keypads are required they are both be wired to same terminals Chapter 3 Wiring 11 ...

Page 12: ... will disable the TOUCHLOCK keypad bell button and should be wired in series with any door contacts if they also be fitted Exit Button Red Brown Orange Green Yellow Blue Mauve Exit Contact Black Card reader or keypad Inputs Exit NOTE The exit button should be push to make Time Clock Red Brown Orange Green Yellow Blue Mauve Exit Contact Black Card reader or keypad Inputs Time Clock 00 00 Holding a ...

Page 13: ...tem the bell alarm output is activated during an alarm Door Forced condition and the door bell input on the keypad is disabled Outputs Bell Alarm Output Stable 12v DC Power Supply 12v 0v N C N O Com Bell Power Door relay Alarm ALARM This output is capable of driving a 12V bell buzzer up to 1A This load must be taken into consideration when selecting a suitably rated power supply Chapter 3 Wiring 1...

Page 14: ... Bell Power Door relay Alarm Fail Open release Break Glass Unit Link Diode All Fire systems must be Fail Safe Fail secure locks are not permitted The exit button terminal must NOT used as the Switch2 may not be functional during the emergency Fire Alarm Relay Under normal conditions the fire alarm system will provide a constant voltage to the fire alarm relay which will transfer and maintain the 1...

Page 15: ...Chapter 3 Wiring 15 ...

Page 16: ...gramming code by entering the same 6 digit code and pressing the bell button The GREEN LED goes out and the unit will acknowledge that the programming code has been accepted by bleeping twice after a short pause All LEDs are now on Note that the programming code SHOULD NOT have the sequence of numbers 1234 in as this is the default user code What is the next step The keypad s now has a default use...

Page 17: ...apply The reader will indicate the various actions presenting a PROXIMITY card etc with high accept or low reject beeps Initialising the system After the system has been wired up be sure to check over the connections against the wiring diagrams provided before powering up for the first time When the system is powered up for the first time the control unit will bleep 3 times a second This indicates...

Page 18: ...r for the door open time Other checks If an exit button is fitted check that is releases the lock for the door open time If contacts are fitted make sure that auto lock is working If an alarm bell buzzer has been fitted make sure that this works in a door forced situation If a time clock is fitted to hold the door open make sure the door opens when the contacts are made If a time clock is fitted t...

Page 19: ...Switch2 control unit It is set during the initialisation of the unit and can be changed later if necessary Normal toggle and duress The default user code 1234 will be a Normal code By this we mean it will operate the relay for the door open time A code can also be programmed in as a Toggle code This means every time the correct code is entered the relay output will be toggled from N C to N O See O...

Page 20: ...me This is set as default The button can also be programmed to toggle the relay This second option will change the door condition to the opposite of its current condition every time the button is pressed Data resetting the keypad The Switch2 control unit can be reset to the default conditions below It can either be reset from the keypad by following the programming guide or by following the proced...

Page 21: ...Chapter 5 Operation 21 ...

Page 22: ... This indicates that Switch2 is waiting to be initialised If a CARDLOCK reader is connected the arrow LED will also be flashing All the user cards will now work User cards These are the cards the everyday user of the system will have They can gain access through a door by presenting the card to the reader If the corresponding colour LED on the reader is lit then the user can enter assuming they ha...

Page 23: ...l unit on and off By default the Switch2 control unit beeps when a user card is swiped If necessary this beep can be silenced by swiping the silent operation card through the reader After the card has been swiped the LEDs will go out and the GREEN arrow LED stays on The unit beeps twice and all the LEDs will come on again Now the Switch2 control unit will not beep when a user card is swiped To ret...

Page 24: ...hould be swiped through the reader once After 2 seconds the control unit will beep twice and the GREEN AMBER and RED LEDs will go out and come back on All users will now be barred To re enrol individual users back on the system see Enrolment card Relay Toggle card This card should be used if the output from the Switch2 control unit needs to be a toggle output Toggle means that instead of the relay...

Page 25: ...user card is presented at the keypad the AMBER LED will light indicating that the keypad is waiting for the PIN When the correct PIN is entered the door will open All of the user cards must have a PIN assigned to them in the same way Card plus Code mode If Card plus Code mode is required the KP reader must first be initialised as a TOUCHLOCK keypad Once this is done Card plus Code mode can be sele...

Page 26: ... hand Have appropriate tools ready to use Reset procedure To set the Switch2 control unit back to its factory settings Disconnect the power Disconnect the GREEN and MAUVE wires from the reader or keypad Insert a wire link between the GREEN and MAUVE terminals Reconnect the power the unit will bleep 4 times Disconnect the power remove the link wire Reconnect the GREEN and MAUVE wires and then recon...

Page 27: ...en devices require power to lock i e if there is no power to the device it is unlocked An example of a fail open device is a magnetic lock maglock A fail open locking device is a requirement for fire doors This is because it is not reliant on electrical power to unlock It is advisable to have a battery backup for systems using fail open devices Otherwise a mains power failure would lead to doors u...

Page 28: ... unit 100m Note 3 TOUCHLOCK Maximum number of users unlimited User codes Up to 50 codes 4 to 8 digits User PIN codes in card plus PIN mode 4 digits Second out keypad yes Exit Time clock input yes Note 4 Sounder connection yes Note 5 Duress code yes Lock out after 20 incorrect digits programmable Relay toggle Yes Max distance for 5V TOUCHLOCK stainless steel keypad from control unit 30m Max distanc...

Page 29: ...switches 4A Output current for sounder 1A Quiescent current 80mA for control unit only Note 1 Function cards are required to enable this feature Note 2 A time clock must be fitted to implement this feature Note 3 Use CR 9540 cable Use spare cores to double the 12V and 0V connections Note 4 Wire the time clock across Black Exit to mimic the exit button being held closed Note 5 Can be used with cont...

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