manualshive.com logo in svg

Select Engineered Systems Select Gate 1A, User/Installer Manual, Page: 10 / 48

Share
Download

Summary of Contents for Select Gate 1A

Page 1: ...User Installer Guide Select Entry Systems ...

Page 2: ...This page intentionally blank ...

Page 3: ... 4 2 CONNECTING TO HOMES WITH ALARM SYSTEM 12 3 1 5 CONNECTING DEVICES TO CONTROL RELAY 13 3 1 6 REX INPUT 14 3 1 7 ADJUSTING SPEAKER VOLUME 15 3 1 8 ADJUSTING MICROPHONE SENSITIVITY 16 3 1 9 CHANGING SELECT GATE LIGHT BULB 17 4 0 INITIALIZATION AND PROGRAMMING 18 4 1 CONFIGURING SELECT GATE 18 4 2 FACTORY DEFAULTS AND PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS 19 4 2 1 PIN CODES 20 4 2 2 PHONE CODES 20 4 2 3 RELAY 1 ...

Page 4: ...L RELAYS 27 4 2 28 CLEAR ALL CALL FORWARD PARAMETERS 28 4 2 29 PRESET ALL MEMORY 28 4 3 EXITING PROGRAMMING MODE 28 5 0 SELECT GATE OPERATION 29 5 1 SELECT GATE CALLING HOUSE 29 5 2 SELECT GATE CALLING HOUSE WHEN PHONE IN USE 30 5 3 SELECT GATE CALLING OUTSIDE PHONE 30 5 4 SELECT GATE USING PIN CODES 31 5 5 CALLING SELECT GATE FROM HOUSE 31 5 6 PROGRAMMING SELECT GATE FROM HOUSE 32 5 6 1 PROGRAMMI...

Page 5: ...other than the house or residence the Select Gate is a microprocessor based device that will allow entering 1 digit It then automatically dials the phone number that was programmed into memory The Select Gate provides a relay output for controlling doors gates or any device actuated by a contact closure or contact opening The Select Gate has programmable 1 to 9 minute talk time limit with warning ...

Page 6: ...latile EEPROM memory 100 programmable entry codes PINS 4 digits Postal lock input available Request to exit input Unlock time is programmable from 1 to 99 seconds Weather resistant housing Programmable without opening cabinet from keypad or remote telephone Talk time field programmable from 1 9 min Tamper input Crystal controlled tone detection for short burst 50 MS tone Unit will mute tones in sp...

Page 7: ...6 volt ac 50 60 Hz A 16 vac 20 va transformer is supplied with each purchase in the U S only The installer may choose to provide their own 12 volt 2 amp DC supply Ground The Select Gate must be connected to a good earth ground with at least 16 ga stranded wire This wire MUST be a minimum of 16 ga connected to a ground rod or cold water pipe The maximum wire length is 50 feet Surge damage protectio...

Page 8: ... WEIGHT APPROXIMATELY 8 LBS CONSTRUCTION FRONT PANEL 16 GA STAINLESS STEEL BACK BOX PAINTED CHEMICALLY TREATED ALLOY ALUMINUM OPERATING ENVIRONMENT TEMPERATURE 20E F TO 140E F RELATIVE HUMIDITY 5 95 NON CONDENSING RELAY OUTPUT 2 RELAYS FORM C DRY CONTACT 24V 2 AMP MOUNTING SURFACE MEMORY TYPE NON VOLATILE TONE DETECTION CRYSTAL CONTROLLED CAN DETECT SHORT BURST 50 MS TONE ...

Page 9: ...difying telephone lines Installation of Select Gate requires co ordination with your telephone company It is recommended that a Touch Tone line be installed to allow much faster dialing The phone company may require the following information The ringer equivalence number The FCC registration number These numbers are on the label on the inside door of the Select Gate The desired location of the tel...

Page 10: ...SELECT GATE SG 1A V1 X INSTALLATION AND USER GUIDE 6 3 0 WIRING HOOKUP CONNECTIONS ...

Page 11: ...ount the back box using the four holes provided Bring all wiring through the 1 diameter hole centered between the mounting holes 3 For pedestal mounting pedestals both curb PST236 and street PST242 are available from SES Mounting holes on Select Gate back box match these mounts For other enclosures holes may be added as required For pedestals with bottom mount holes must be chosen with care so as ...

Page 12: ...ground This wire should be less than 50 feet in length 2 If a cold water ground is not available or located within a reasonable distance a ground rod will have to be installed adjacent to the Select Gate installation Install the ground rod according to local electrical code requirements Surge damage protection built into Select Gate is diminished if adequate earth ground is not provided 3 If the S...

Page 13: ...ctory 3 1 3 CONNECTING POWER TO SELECT GATE 1 Connect the wires for the power connections to TBS 1 and TBS 2 as shown above Connect the other ends of the wires to the screws on the supplied transformer 16 vac 20 va 2 If a D C supply is desired it must be able to provide 12 volts at no less than 2 amperes when measured at terminals TBS 9 and TBS 10 This current is necessary to provide sufficient ri...

Page 14: ...US PE 86 requirements is recommended Distances gauges are shown in the table This is for TOTAL distance For example if the telephone signal originates at the house and the Select Gate is 1 000 feet away from the house phone connections then the total distance is 2 000 feet 1 000 feet from the phone company connection to the Select Gate and 1 000 feet from the Select Gate to the house wiring which ...

Page 15: ...8 to 52 volts DC across the wires coming from the phone company Verify this before attaching wires to terminals 4 and 5 2 Connect the wires going to the residence the house phone wiring to terminals 1 and 8 of the RJ 31X jack These wires will be various colors depending on the manufacturer of the jack but probably slate and brown 3 To verify correct connection remove the RJ 31 plug from the jack C...

Page 16: ...ck Connect terminal 8 from the alarm panel RJ 31X to terminal 5 of the Select Gate 31X jack 3 Connect the wires going to the residence the house phone wiring to terminals 1 and 8 of the RJ 31X jack These wires will be various colors depending on the manufacturer of the jack 4 To verify correct connection remove the Select Gate RJ 31 plug from the Select Gate jack Check for continuity from terminal...

Page 17: ... these are dry contacts only and do not provide any voltage Devices that require voltage such as door strikes and magnetic locks will require their own supply voltage which will be switched on and off by the Select Gate control relay 4 Some solid state gate controllers react to the over voltage protection devices used on all SES products This is a gate controller dependent problem The symptom is a...

Page 18: ...S The Request to Exit REX input is a normally open dry contact input When RX1 and COM are closed a signal is sent to Relay 1 which then energizes for the programmed time When RX2 and COM are closed a signal is sent to Relay 2 which then energizes for the programmed time ...

Page 19: ...lume move the white nylon wheel in the desired direction See diagram above A good way to make the adjustment is to press the key and adjust the white nylon speaker adjust wheel When a moderate beep is heard there should be adequate voice audio level Make any final adjustments by calling the house from Select Gate ...

Page 20: ...e taken to avoid extremes of adjustment Otherwise either the microphone or the speaker may be unable to switch on until the controls are more balanced To get into the general range of adjustment call the house from Select Gate Have someone in the house count from 1 to 10 while brushing your fingertip back and forth over the microphone hole This is to the left of the call button When you hear some ...

Page 21: ...sser voltage to increase their operational life time These lamps may be replaced with similar equivalents from national electronics chain stores or automotive supply stores They also are available from SES part 305T3R25161 To change the light bulb pull the light bulb out of it s socket by pulling from the back plate toward the face plate Insert the new light bulb by pressing down into the socket u...

Page 22: ...lly as required 4 1 CONFIGURING SELECT GATE Select Gate can be entirely configured from the keypad No internal adjustments are required To begin configuring Select Gate a programming mode must be entered Do this by pressing the and the 0 keys simultaneously as shown at right You will hear two beeps If you get a dial tone you missed the and if you get a single beep you missed the 0 After you hear t...

Page 23: ...1 Phone Code 0 9 12 Pin Code 00 99 WW XXXX Y Z 21 Relay 1 Unlock Tone 0 9 6 22 Relay 1 Latch Tone 0 9 0 23 Relay 1 1 Hour Unlock Tone 0 9 0 24 Relay1 Open Time 00 99 seconds 2 26 Strike out Count 0 9 0 27 Lock Out Time 0 4 minutes 0 31 Relay 2 Unlock Tone 0 9 0 32 Relay 2 Latch Tone 0 9 0 33 Relay 2 1 Hour Unlock Tone 0 9 0 34 Relay 2 Open Time 00 99 0 41 Ring Type 1 4 SS SL LS LL 1 SS 42 Ring Cou...

Page 24: ... a Select Gate Example To set a pin code to 1234 from Programming mode key in 12 01 1234 0 0 This puts the PIN number 1234 in location 01 and will always open relay 1 To remove a PIN number Press 12 01 0000 00 1234 is no longer valid 4 2 2 PHONE CODES Function 11 The Select Gate can dial up to 10 phone numbers that can be up to 16 digits in length including pauses Each 2 second pause counts as a d...

Page 25: ...on the Select Gate for unlimited time Any single Touch Tone from 1 through 9 may be used to energize relay 1 Touch Tone 0 is used to disable functions on the Select Gate To change from the default of 0 disabled to 4 4 2 5 RELAY 1 ONE HOUR TONE Function 23 Relay 1 is energized for one hour when the house calls Select Gate enters the 2 digit control password and presses a valid one hour unlock Touch...

Page 26: ...Y 2 UNLOCK TONE Function 31 This is the Touch Tone number that the house would press in order to activate the optional relay 2 on the Select Gate for the programmed unlock time This time is from 1 to 99 seconds Any single Touch Tone from 1 through 9 may be used to energize relay 2 Touch Tone 0 is used to disable functions on the Select Gate To change from the default of 0 disabled to 2 NOTE IF THE...

Page 27: ...on 34 This is the length of time that relay 2 is energized when the house presses a valid unlock tone This time can be programmed from 1 to 99 seconds To change from the default of 10 to 5 Note the leading 0 for time less than 10 seconds 4 2 13 RING TYPE Function 41 There are 4 types of ring combinations for ringing the house or residence phone This makes it easy to determine if a call is from an ...

Page 28: ...d a call comes in from an outside line the Select Gate will issue 1 of 4 possible combinations of beeps This is to alert you so that the key can switch to the outside call The call waiting types are shown in the table below CALL WAITING TYPE 1 Short Short 2 Short Long 3 Long Short 4 Long Long To change from the default of Call Waiting Type 1 Short Short to Call Waiting Type 3 Long Short 4 2 16 RIN...

Page 29: ...lt of disabled 0 to enabled 1 4 2 18 TALK TIME Function 47 Talk time is the time the Select Gate stays energized when calling a number on the outside line Not the house The range is from 1 to 9 minutes To change from the default of 1 minute to 5 minutes 4 2 19 KEYPAD ON Function 48 This function when enabled keeps the Select Gate keypad active for keying in the Touch Tone numbers 0 9 and are not a...

Page 30: ...reviously programmed number to forward a call to some location other than the house or residence This feature is controlled by programming from a Touch Tone phone either at the house or from an outside line Depending on how Select Gate is programmed it will send a one ring notification of call forwarding to the house or it will forward the call without notification To set call forwarding to forwar...

Page 31: ...rs from the Select Gate press the sequence 91 followed by 1010 and The 1010 is to keep from inadvertently erasing any functions by accident 4 2 26 CLEAR ALL PINS Function 92 To clear all programmed PIN Codes from the Select Gate press the sequence 92 followed by 1010 and The 1010 is to keep from inadvertently erasing any functions by accident 4 2 27 PRESET ALL RELAYS Function 94 To clear all progr...

Page 32: ...MORY Function 99 To clear EVERYTHING ever programmed into the Select Gate press the sequence 99 followed by 1010 and The 1010 is to keep from inadvertently erasing any functions by accident This will set ALL operating parameters back to the factory default Select this function with care 4 3 EXITING PROGRAM MODE To exit program mode from the keypad on the front of the Select Gate press the and the ...

Page 33: ...l to have your installer indicate which ring type has been programmed for your Select Gate See Appendix A Pg 33 35 The ring type may be re programmed at any time When your phone rings you will be able to distinguish calls placed from the Select Gate as opposed to calls placed from outside lines Answer the ring from any Touch Tone phone in the house Conversation at the Select Gate location is hands...

Page 34: ...e Select Gate Open the Select Gate as in the previous section by pressing 6 on your phone The Select Gate will open and you will be immediately transferred back to your original call 5 3 SELECT GATE CALLING OUTSIDE PHONE Select Gate can call up to 10 different phone numbers These numbers must be previously programmed into Select Gate These phone numbers are referenced by a code number This code nu...

Page 35: ...ually a 6 numbers may have been entered by your installer for a latch number and a one hour number Refer to the Customer Setup chart in Appendix A on Pg 33 35 for the correct Touch Tone numbers to use from your phone to energize the relay for these functions In order to access these functions the house must call the Select Gate and enter a remote control password which is the first 2 digits of the...

Page 36: ...n below After lifting the handset you have approximately 5 seconds to begin entering the 6 digit password All Select Gates leave the factory with a password of 7 7 7 7 Press the 7 key four times as shown above Then press the key If the password is entered correctly you will hear three beeps This indicates that you are now in program mode All the functions described in Section 4 2 are programmed ex...

Page 37: ...2 Relay 2 Latch Tone 0 9 0 33 Relay 2 1 Hour Unlock Tone 0 9 0 34 Relay 2 Open Time 00 99 0 41 Ring Type 1 4 SS SL LS LL 1 SS 42 Ring Count 1 9 44 Call Waiting Type 1 4 SS SL LS LL 1 SS 45 Ring Detect 00 99 09 46 Back Beep 0 1 0 47 Talk Time 1 9 minutes 1 48 Keypad On 0 1 0 51 Programming Password 4 digits 7777 61 Call Forward Tone 0 9 62 Call Forward Type 0 No notification 1 House notification 64...

Page 38: ...UP CHART FUNCTION RANGE FACTORY DEFAULT CUSTOMER SETTING RELAY 1 UNLOCK TONE 0 9 6 RELAY 1 LATCH TONE 0 9 0 DISABLED RELAY 1 OPEN TIME 01 99 SECONDS 10 SECONDS RELAY 1 1 HOUR OPEN TONE 0 9 0 DISABLED RELAY 2 UNLOCK TONE 0 9 0 DISABLED RELAY 2 LATCH TONE 0 9 0 DISABLED RELAY 2 OPEN TIME 01 99 SECONDS 10 SECONDS RELAY 2 1 HOUR OPEN TONE 0 9 0 DISABLED CALL FORWARD ENABLE 0 1 0 DISABLED CALL FORWARD ...

Page 39: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 PHONE CODES 10 AVAILABLE PHONE NUMBERS FOR SERVICE CALL ...

Page 40: ...E HOUR UNLOCK TONE 24 00 99 RELAY 1 OPEN TIME 26 0 9 STRIKE OUT COUNT 27 0 9 LOCK OUT TIME IN MINUTES 31 0 9 RELAY 2 UNLOCK TONE 32 0 9 RELAY 2 LATCH TONE 33 0 9 RELAY 2 ONE HOUR UNLOCK TONE 34 00 99 RELAY 2 OPEN TIME 41 1 4 RING TYPE SEE TABLE AT RIGHT 42 1 9 RING COUNT 44 1 4 CALL WAITING TYPE SEE TABLE AT RIGHT 45 00 99 RING DETECT 46 0 1 BACK BEEP BEEP 1 47 1 9 TALK TIME 1 TO 9 MINUTES 48 0 1 ...

Page 41: ...APPENDIX C SELECT GATE CONFIGURATION GUIDE ...

Page 42: ...es in its technical operations and procedures if such changes affect the compatibility or use of this device the telephone company is required to give adequate notice of the changes You will be advised of your right to file a complaint with the FCC 4 If the telephone company requests information on what equipment is connected to their lines inform them of a The telephone number this unit is connec...

Page 43: ...ications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment NOTE This Equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits provide a reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment ...

Page 44: ...mpany cause to request the user to disconnect the equipment Users should ensure for their own protection that the electrical ground connections of the power utility telephone lines and internal metallic water pipe system if present are connected together This precaution may be particularly important in rural areas Caution Users should not attempt to make such connections themselves but should cont...

Page 45: ...This page intentionally blank ...

Page 46: ...This page intentionally blank ...

Page 47: ...This page intentionally blank ...

Page 48: ...TER TECHNOLOGY MAKES BETTER SYSTEMS 02 02 Select Engineered Systems Inc 7991 West 26th Ave Hialeah FL 33016 Toll Free 1 800 342 5737 In FL 305 823 5410 Fax 305 823 5215 www selectses com Last Printing Date ...

Reviews:

No comments