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Unit 10 Concept Park

Innovation Close
Poole

Dorset

BH12 4QT

MICROgarde

controller I and II

User Manual

UM0060_6

Summary of Contents for MICROgarde I

Page 1: ...t 44 0 1202 723535 w www tdsi co uk e sales tdsi co uk e support tdsi co uk Unit 10 Concept Park Innovation Close Poole Dorset BH12 4QT MICROgarde controller I and II User Manual UM0060_6...

Page 2: ...ed for any purpose other than that for which it is supplied nor shall any part of it be reproduced without the prior written consent of TDSi Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsof...

Page 3: ...1 Connecting Readers 13 2 4 2 Egress or Exit button 13 2 4 3 Door sensor 13 2 4 4 Lock and Lock PSU connection 14 2 4 5 Power Supply Connection 15 2 4 1 Communications 17 2 4 7 MICROgarde Configurati...

Page 4: ...pare inputs and relays are available for monitoring and control of other equipment MICROgarde s key features are One or two door access control unit Network to 200 other MICROgarde units Up to 800 TDS...

Page 5: ...reader controllers 2 readers only with non TDSi readers 2 changeover lock relays 2 Door sense and 2 Egress inputs On board memory and intelligence Built in tamper detection RS232 RS485 or TCP IP comm...

Page 6: ...e physical and logical access control 1 1 4 Options I O board option Adds 4 inputs and 2 change over relays to a MICROgarde controller TCP IP Port option Adds a 10 100 Mb Ethernet port to a MICROgarde...

Page 7: ...1 door controller with 1 2 readers MICROgarde II is a 2 door controller with up to 4 TDSi readers or two non TDSi readers A door can have a reader on both sides of the door Because a card holder is gi...

Page 8: ...setting The event list shows when doors open and close If an exit reader or exit button is fitted the event list shows if the door is forced open i e opens without either a card or an exit button bei...

Page 9: ...ccess system using MICROgarde I no door sensor single reader with Exit button single 12 V supply for access unit and lock Full single door access system using MICROgarde I door sensor inside and outsi...

Page 10: ...Page 8 MICROgarde controller I and II 04 20 11 18 Two door access system using MICROgarde II 12V DC power supplies for access unit and locks not shown MICROgarde network...

Page 11: ...DIODE SUPPRESSORS ARE SUPPLIED MUST be fitted directly across all inductive loads such as lock strikes secondary relays and automatic door openers Failure to adhere to this notice will invalidate the...

Page 12: ...otection and maximum reliability 2 3 1 Choosing the correct cable Note TDSI recommends using screened cable throughout for ALL cables including door sensors exit buttons inputs and lock Connections to...

Page 13: ...0 6 150m Belden 9503 6 150m OS6C24 Alpha 5096 BICC H8124 6 150m Screened Alarm Cable 8 150m DIGIgarde DIGIgarde Smart PALMgarde 5002 0450 5002 0451 5002 0460 Belden 9730 6 150m Belden 9503 6 150m OS6C...

Page 14: ...rface and NOT at the MICROgarde unit This prevents earth loops which can allow current to flow along the screen wire causing interference Keep all unshielded cable runs and earth drain wire pig tails...

Page 15: ...and Out readers on the same door then you must be using one of the following readers EXprox EXprox VR Optica Optica VR Digital IR EXprox 2 EXprox 2K EXsmart 2 or EXsmart 2K For readers 3 and 4 using E...

Page 16: ...of 500mA use a 750mA minimum supply If the lock has a higher current rating than the lock relay 2A use a secondary relay Always run the power to the lock in a separate cable Fitting a suppressor Fit...

Page 17: ...inimize electrical interference ensure that the MICROgarde and PSU are grounded together fasten the braid screen to both the main earth point in the PSU and to the chassis plate of the MICROgarde 3 Fi...

Page 18: ...from 802 3af source equipment this will provide insufficient current for the controller and readers it is recommended that 802 3bt is used as standard When installing the system observe the manufactur...

Page 19: ...2 wire RS485 Converter can be used for this purpose part no 5012 0013 UK plug or 5012 0014 Euro Plug Create an RS232 link as described in Table 2 and shown in Figure 10 Networking a PC to a MICROgard...

Page 20: ...ady done so install TDSi s TCP IP module Part No 5002 1812 as described on page 23 alternatively other I P converters such as the Lantronix UDS1100 can be used refer to the documentation supplied with...

Page 21: ...oses The software will assign a unique unit number for the additional controllers Make note of the Unit numbers given to your controllers to help in EXgarde software set up UID The UID is a unique num...

Page 22: ...ng a relay the input acts as a switch to trigger the relay Inputs also can be activated by other devices e g Passive Infrared sensors PIRs MICROgarde input connections MICROgarde connection Normal use...

Page 23: ...ressor A DC device can be fitted with a diode IN4003 or equivalent as supplied with the MICROgarde The suppressor must be fitted at the coiled component terminal secondary relay bell motor or lock and...

Page 24: ...I O module has a white plastic cover but a metal chassis that has metal spacers already welded in position for the I O board Use the 3 x standard M3 screws that are provided To fit the module 1 Remov...

Page 25: ...emove the Comms 6 pin connector 1 6 and temporarily remove power 4 pin connector 7 10 Remove 4 screws securing the controller to the metal plate and lift the controller away from the metal plate 6 Pos...

Page 26: ...holes in the chassis Figure 18b situated on the right of the main board 13 Position the module onto the chassis and secure with the self tapping screw provided into the upper of the 2 holes see Figur...

Page 27: ...card to any reader The flashing rate of the red LED on all readers changes to once every 2 seconds 22 Put the unit into installer mode a Carry out a hardware reset see page 26 b Press the tamper swit...

Page 28: ...a hardware reset 29 Turn off the MICROgarde unit 30 Set the dial switch to zero see Figure 19 31 Switch the MICROgarde unit on 32 Wait 20 seconds watch for 4 green flashes on LED D8 followed by a paus...

Page 29: ...Readers 0 2 0 4 Inputs 4 in total 4 in total 4 spare in 0 door configuration 4 spare in 0 door configuration 2 spare in 1 door configuration 2 spare in 1 door configuration 0 spare in 2 door configur...

Page 30: ...rules Card Card PIN and PIN only security modes Scheduled operation of relays including lock relays Flash uploadable firmware Multi card access mode for accompanied access Shared Features Up to 200 c...

Page 31: ...ing database Controller MICROgarde unit or Access Control Unit ACU Card holder A person defined within the Card Holders section of the EXgarde software The person may not actually have a card issued t...

Page 32: ...e controller s memory As more than one person might know a given PIN you cannot rely on the name that appears in the event list as being the admitted person Polling The background communications betwe...

Page 33: ...ed stable equipment The equipment must not be sited near to sources of heat It is designed for use in ambient temperatures ranging from 0 to 40 C Connecting a permanently wired mains supply to the equ...

Page 34: ...ck functions for a maximum of 10 years in normal environmental conditions The cell will not normally need to be changed during the normal life of the product but may need to be replaced if the unit is...

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