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MCX402-BRD Operating Manual 

  

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RACS CLK/DTA Terminal ID1 / Terminal ID0** 

Terminal enabled 

When  option  is  enabled  then  card  reader  on  terminal  ID0/ID1  is 
enabled. Range: Yes, No. Default value: Yes. 

Keypad enabled 

When  option  is  enabled  then  keypad  on  terminal  ID0/ID1  is  enabled. 
Range: Yes, No. Default value: Yes. 

AF type 

Parameter  defines  authentication  factor  type  returned  by  terminal 
ID0/ID1. 

AF class 

Parameter  defines  authentication  factor  class  returned  by  terminal 
ID0/ID1. 

KBD, 

CDI, 

BUZZER, 

LED 

SYSTEM, 

LED 

OPEN, 

LED 

STATUS comment 

Parameter  defines  any  text  or  comment  which  corresponds  to  the 
object. It is later displayed in VISO program. 

*  Wiegand  settings  are  available  when  the  factory  default  MCX402DR-WGx.hex  firmware  is  uploaded  to 
expander 
**  PRT  readers  settings  are  available  when  MCX402DRx.hex  firmware  fro

www.roger.pl

  is  uploaded  to 

expander 

Manual addressing 

The RS485  address of expander configured  with RogerVDM is a software address. Alternatively  hardware 
RS485 address can be configured with jumpers and such address has higher priority than software address. 

Note: Each time the hardware RS485 address is modified the device must be restarted. 

 

Fig. 9 Manual addressing of expander 

Memory reset procedure  

Memory reset procedure restores factory default settings including ID=100 software address. 
 
Expander memory reset procedure: 

1.  Remove all connections from A, B, CLK and DTA terminals. 
2.  Place jumper on 64 contacts and restart device with RST button on device board or by switching supply 

off and on. 

3.  Remove jumper from 64 contacts when LED STAT (red), LED OPN and LED SYS are ON. 

Summary of Contents for MCX402-BRD

Page 1: ...Roger Access Control System MCX402 BRD Operating Manual Product version 1 0 Firmware version 1 0 4 or newer Document version Rev D ...

Page 2: ...supplied with 12VDC but then it does not offer power supply outputs and battery charging The expander charges backup battery with 300mA stabilized current up to 13 8V Backup power supply is activated automatically in case of main powers supply shortage If the voltage at backup battery drops below approx 10V then the battery is automatically disconnected from expander and remains disconnected until...

Page 3: ...arming mode of Alarm Zone armed disarmed OPN Green Door unlocked SYS Orange Various signalling functions including errors LINK Green Data transmission on RS485 bus Inputs Expander offers 8 inputs IN1 IN8 of NO and NC type Input types are defined within low level configuration RogerVDM Input functions are assigned within high level configuration VISO Multiple functions can be assigned to the same i...

Page 4: ... battery P1 24VDC input power supply P2 Ground AUX 12VDC 1 0 output power supply for door lock TML 12VDC 0 2A output power supply for readers IN1 IN8 Input lines GND Ground IO1 IO2 15VDC 1A transistor output lines A B RS485 bus CLK DTA RACS CLK DTA bus NO1 COM1 NC1 30V 1 5A DC AC REL1 relay NO2 COM2 NC2 230V 5A AC REL2 relay ...

Page 5: ...both devices must be connected with any wire 3 OPERATION SCENARIOS In typical scenario of operation MCX402 BRD expander is used to control single door by MC16 controller Depending on uploaded firmware the expander can operate with 2 Wiegand or PRT terminals In practical applications expanders are usually installed within MCX402 1 KITs The MCX402 2 KIT which is additionally equipped with PS1A modul...

Page 6: ...MCX402 BRD Operating Manual 04 12 2020 6 13 Fig 4 Scenario of operation with MCX402 1 KITs Fig 5 Scenario of operation with MCX402 2 KIT ...

Page 7: ...MCX402 BRD Operating Manual 04 12 2020 7 13 Fig 6 Typical door control with Wiegand readers ...

Page 8: ...VDM program select MCX v1 x device firmware version RS485 communication channel and serial port with RUD 1 interface 3 Click Connect the program will establish connection and will automatically display Configuration tab 4 Enter unoccupied RS485 address in range of 100 115 enable Wiegand or PRT terminals configure input types e g NC for IN5 according to fig 6 and other settings according to require...

Page 9: ...tered with keypad When set to 0 then PINs are disabled Range 0 8 Default value 4 Max PIN length Parameter defines maximal number of digits in PIN When set to 0 then PINs are disabled Range 0 8 Default value 8 key clears PIN buffer Parameter defines if already entered digits of PIN can be deleted with key Range Yes No Default value Yes Time between keys in PIN s Parameter defines max time between t...

Page 10: ...n Wiegand terminal 1 2 is operated Range Yes No Default value Yes AF type Parameter defines authentication factor type returned by terminal Default value 16 Number 40bits AF class Parameter defines authentication factor class returned by terminal Default value 0002 EM KBD comment Parameter defines any text or comment which corresponds to the object It is later displayed in VISO program CDI comment...

Page 11: ...ault MCX402DR WGx hex firmware is uploaded to expander PRT readers settings are available when MCX402DRx hex firmware from www roger pl is uploaded to expander Manual addressing The RS485 address of expander configured with RogerVDM is a software address Alternatively hardware RS485 address can be configured with jumpers and such address has higher priority than software address Note Each time the...

Page 12: ...lated by RUD 1 interface and the option USB RS485 Converter 6 Select firmware file hex click Program and follow instructions on screen 7 Once the firmware is uploaded remove the FDM jumper and restart the device 8 Start Memory reset procedure 6 SPECIFICATION Table 4 Specification Supply voltage Nominal 18VAC min max range 17 22VAC Nominal 12VDC min max range 10 15VDC Nominal 24VDC min max range 22...

Page 13: ...ct This symbol placed on a product or packaging indicates that the product should not be disposed of with other wastes as this may have a negative impact on the environment and health The user is obliged to deliver equipment to the designated collection points of electric and electronic waste For detailed information on recycling contact your local authorities waste disposal company or point of pu...

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