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CPR32-SE v2.0 EN Rev.B.doc 

 

3/27/2010 

 

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Note: Appling voltages above 30V to REL1/REL2 terminals will damage electronic components used 
to protect relays’ contacts, this will corrupt functionality of relay output. 

In normal state NC terminal is shorted to COM while NO remains isolated. When active, NO is 
shorted to COM while NC is isolated. When controller is not supplied or supplied with voltage below 

its minimum level, relay outputs remain not active. 

IO1 and IO2 transistor outputs 

There are two programmable, transistor outputs IO1 and IO2 available on CPR32-SE controller, both 

have identical electrical structure. Each output can sink max. 1A DC to GND; switched voltage must 
be 15V DC or less. The IO1 and IO2 are internally protected from currents above 1A and can be 
configured as Normal or Inverted.  When configured as Normal they normally remain in high 

resistance state while when set to Inverted they normally are shorted to ground. 

CLK and DTA lines 

These lines can be used either as inputs or outputs and can be programmed to several input/output 

functions. Once the function for the line is selected system will reconfigure it to work as input or 
output. Electrically, both lines have identical electrical structure. When operated as outputs they can 
sink max. 150mA DC however applied voltage must not exceed 15V DC. 

Input and output functions 

Name Type 

Description 

[00]: None 

None 

No function assigned to line. 

[01]: Clear alarm on CPR 

Input   Triggering this input clears all alarms on CPR 

module. 

[02]: Tamper loop 

Input   Triggering this input starts tamper alarm which can 

be signalled on outputs: [67], [71], [73], [81] 

[03]: RTS communication line 

Input   Used for connection with communication interface 

when Flow Control option in use. Active state on this 
input indicates external host (usually PC) requests 

communication token. 

[08]: Set all doors to Normal mode 

Input   Triggering this input switches all controllers within 

network to Normal door mode. 

[09]: Set all doors to Unlocked 
mode 

Input   Triggering this input switches all controllers within 

network to Unlocked door mode. 

[10]: Set all doors to Cond. 
Unlocked mode 

Input   Triggering this input switches all controllers within 

network to Conditional Unlocked door mode. 

[11]: Set all doors to Locked mode 

Input   Triggering this input switches all controllers within 

network to Locked door mode. 

[12]: Clear alarms in system 

Input   Triggering this input cancels all valid Door Alarms on 

controllers and CPR module itself. 
Note: Door Alarm is a composite state which 
consists of at least one of following alerts: Door 

Forced, Prealarm and Door Ajar. 

[13]: Clear alarms on controllers 

Input   Triggering this input cancels all valid Door Alarms on 

controllers in network. 

[14]: Reset APB 

Input 

Triggering this input clears APB Register on CPR and 
all APB Registers on controllers in the network as 

well.  
Note: When APB Register is cleared every user can 
login first time either on entry or exit to room/zone 

Summary of Contents for CPR32-SE v2.0

Page 1: ...Roger Access Control System CPR32 SE v2 0 Access System Controller Firmware 2 06 5018 Requires PR Master v4 3 3 504 or higher Operating Manual Rev A...

Page 2: ...ure will be lost Once the CPR operation is restored controllers will refresh their time settings and will restore full functionality Note Theoretically PRxx1 controllers can be used without CPR32 SE h...

Page 3: ...ings must be made before module will be powered on Note CPR32 SE will not start operation from battery itself It is necessary to provide AC supply to start module s operation All devices working in ac...

Page 4: ...ence of battery is not obligatory When installed battery provides two important features Delivers power supply in case of AC network failure Provides an extra current in periods when total current con...

Page 5: ...d be limited to these installation where strong electrical interferences are expected The maximum distance of communication must assure two conditions The max cable run between CPR32 SE module and any...

Page 6: ...Name Type Description 00 None None No function assigned to line 01 Clear alarm on CPR Input Triggering this input clears all alarms on CPR module 02 Tamper loop Input Triggering this input starts tamp...

Page 7: ...ains active for 180s or can be cleared earlier from input 01 or 12 71 Alarm in system Output Line is activated when either tamper alarm or technical problem is detected Also it is triggered when Door...

Page 8: ...is restored 84 Buffer alarm Output Line indicates that event buffer in fully occupied output remains active as long as mentioned state exists Info When buffer is full the newly coming events erase th...

Page 9: ...they are released Roger design team continuously work on enhancements and publish them on company web site www roger pl Roger customers are advised to register at web site so company will let inform w...

Page 10: ...6k resistor COM Input common internally shorted with supply minus GND IN2 IN2 input internally pulled up to supply plus through 5 6k resistor IN3 IN3 input internally pulled up to supply plus through...

Page 11: ...0VA Distances Between controller and reader or extension module max 150 m Between controller and communications interface or CPR32 SE network controller 1200m Environmental class according to EN 50131...

Page 12: ...o four PR402 boards into single ME 2 enclosure also suitable for extension modules and CPR32 SE RM 2 Relay module with plastic enclosure the RM 2 offers two relays with one NO NC contact 1 5A 24V rate...

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