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06.4

Powering Locks with Same PWR Supply

This example will illustrate how to power your locks with the same

power source as your board. As you might have noticed your locks do not get

powered from the Access Control board and need to be powered separately. If

your Power Supply for your board is powerful enough for your board, readers,

and locks you can use the same supply. You would simply connect the

12vDC

output from your power supply to each

COM

port for each lock.

If you have a power supply with

multiple channels

you can connect to

different channels on the supply. This will help distribute power. You don’t have

to worry about the

GRD

because that is something the board does share with

the locks.

LED

ACT

LED

LINK

LAN

PWR

SYS

ERR

LED’s

1
2

Control I

nter

face

GRD

COM

Door #1

Relay

Door #1

+12vD

LED

Door #1

Push To Exit

Door #1 Reader (Exit)

+12vD

LED

Door #1

Door #1 Reader (Enter)

+12vDC

GRD

Boa
rd

PWR

LED

ACT

LED

LINK

LAN

PWR

SYS

ERR

LED’s

1
2

Control I

nter

face

GRD

COM

Door #1 L

ock

Relay

Door #1

+12vD

LED

Door #1

Push To Exit

Door #1 Reader (Exit)

+12vD

LED

Door #1

Door #1 Reader (Enter)

+12vDC

GRD

Boa
rd

PWR

Summary of Contents for AB-D1EWN

Page 1: ...QUICK START GUIDE FOR ACCESS CONTROL BOARDS D Series One Door TCP IP Web Server Controller Model AB D1EWN ...

Page 2: ... Attendance 11 05 5 Anti Passback 12 05 6 Door Example 13 05 7 Board Example 14 06 Locks 14 06 1 Connecting a Lock 15 06 2 Connecting Multiple Locks 16 06 3 Connecting Signal Wire 17 06 4 Powering Locks with Same PWR Sup 18 06 5 Powering Locks with Seperate PWR 19 06 6 Nornally Open and Normally Closed 20 06 7 Fail Safe Vs Fail Secure 20 06 8 Types of Locks 21 07 Lan 21 08 1 Connecting to the Netw...

Page 3: ...d multi shift time attendance management system fixed ration dining management system meeting attendance management system Online patrol management system and security alarm management system features vary by boards When dealing with Access Control the possibilities are nearly endless Page 3 LED ACT LED LINK LAN PWR SYS IN ERR D1 LED s 1 2 3 4 5 Fire Control Interface S1 GRD COM NO Door 1 Lock NC ...

Page 4: ...tware Access Control Board Access Control Software 02 2 Installation Requirements Power Distribution Panel Access Control Readers Access Control Locks Push to Exit buttons Cat 5 6 Cable Security Wire 22 4 Shielded or better Windows XP or Newer PC Page 4 ...

Page 5: ...02 3 Network Overview Access Control Board Switch or Hub PC W AC Software Router Page 5 ...

Page 6: ...oor 1 Lock NC Relay Door 1 12vDC GRD D1 D0 LED GRD P1 Door 1 Push To Exit Door 1 Reader Exit 12vDC GRD D1 D0 LED Door 1 Door 1 Reader Enter 12vDC GRD Board PWR 02 4 Board Overview LED s Section 03 1 03 2 Door Connections Section 05 1 05 7 Locks 06 1 06 8 Power 04 1 04 2 Page 6 LAN Section 07 1 ...

Page 7: ...olid Red light when the board receives power SYS LED This LED represents the status of the board When everything is functioning correctly it will show a Blinking Green light IN LED This LED will have a Blinking Yellow light when an Enter reader request entry to a door ERR LED This LED illuminates no light if everything is functioning correctly When the board receives an Error it will project a Sol...

Page 8: ...e enough power for all the additional equipment excluding locks Below is an explanation of how to connect power to the board 12vDC This port is the 12vDC input from the Power Supply It is typically a Red Wire 04 2 Power Boxes GRD This port is the Ground input from the power supply It is typically a Black Wire 12vDC GRD Board PWR Page 8 Choosing the right power supply can be tricky because you also...

Page 9: ...d It is typically a Gray or White Wire D0 This is a Data port to transmit data from the board and send it to the Reader It is typically a Green Wire LED This is the port where you connect the LED cable from the reader to It is only required if the reader needs it It is typically a Blue Wire Optional you can also connect your BEEP wire to this port for added features 12vDC GRD D1 D0 LED Door 1 The ...

Page 10: ...tton is pressed The default is NO The 1 in P1 is the door number the Push to Exit Button corresponds to For example P2 is for Door 2 05 3 Connecting Multiple Readers Exclusive to the 1 and 2 door access control boards is the option to connect multiple readers per door This is used for attendance and anti passback As shown in the figure to the left you could connect 2 readers to the board one conne...

Page 11: ...with attendance or on its own Anti Passback can be a very useful tool for people entering or exiting a building It s purpose is to make sure a person checks in and checks out For example if a person enters a building with their ID Card and does use their ID Card when they leave they will not be able to re enter In order for the person to re enter they will either have to talk to someone to reset t...

Page 12: ...uld be on the exterior of the door and the Push to Exit button would be placed on the interior Above illustrates how you would connect a dual reader for a single door On this board you have the option to connect not only an Enter reader but also an Exit Reader This will allow you to perform the attendance and anti passback features Page 12 ...

Page 13: ... way to exit a locked door As explained in the previous page you can connect an interior reader to exit and remove the Push to Exit function Also if you want to use multiple Push to Exit buttons you can simply input another button Please be sure to continue the same function NO or NC as you can only use one at a time LED ACT LED LINK LAN PWR SYS IN ERR D1 LED s 1 2 3 4 5 Fire Control Interface D2 ...

Page 14: ...ns there is no electrici ty flowing through this port in its normal state The type of lock you would connect to this port would be a Fail Secure lock This is where you would connect the wire from the lock Please See Notice 01 NC This port stands for Normally Closed This means there is electricity flowing through this port in its normal state The type of lock you would con nect to this port would b...

Page 15: ...re locks to a single door You would just run separate cables to the locks and depending on what types of locks you are using you would connect them to either NO or NC Please make sure you use ample amount of power for all the locks connect to the board S1 GRD COM NO NC S1 GRD COM NO NC Example ...

Page 16: ...e door contact you would use on an alarm system to help indicate if the door is open You will need to run one for each door and put them in the correct S port The example to the left is using a Strike that has the door signal built in This is seen in more expensive models and is located typically in the middle of the strike plate There are usually 3 wires with the first being COM This cable you wi...

Page 17: ... multiple channels you can connect to different channels on the supply This will help distribute power You don t have to worry about the GRD because that is something the board does share with the locks LED ACT LED LINK LAN PWR SYS IN ERR D1 LED s 1 2 3 4 5 Fire Control Interface S1 GRD COM NO Door 1 Lock NC Relay Door 1 12vDC GRD D1 D0 LED GRD P1 Door 1 Push To Exit Door 1 Reader Exit 12vDC GRD D...

Page 18: ...sis together so instead you will have to connect them differently You will have to run a 14 gauge wire from the Ground output on the separate Power Supply to one of the ground ports in the Main Power Supply As for the 12vDC you will copy the same set up as before GROUND THE CHASSIS TO EACH OTHER LED ACT LED LINK LAN PWR SYS IN ERR D1 LED s 1 2 3 4 5 Fire Control Interface S1 GRD COM NO Door 1 Lock...

Page 19: ...current Normally Open This is when there is no current of electricity in its normal state Energizing or changing the state will close the contact and allow the current to flow Do not over think the concept It is as easy as it sounds Now lets see how this is interpreted on the Access Control Board Below is a description of a Normally Closed device connected to the Access Control board When power is...

Page 20: ...e door shut They are very strong ranging from 350lbs to upwards of 1200lbs of holding force and can easily be released MagLocks are Fail Safe devices which makes them Normally Open This means you want to connect the Maglock to the NC port to provide power and keep the door locked until requested open You can place these devices in the frame or door itself Dead Bolt These locks work same way a mech...

Page 21: ...th the Access Control Software is located For an even more secure connection you can plug directly into the computer This will ensure no one can intercept connectivity through the network LED ACT LED LINK LAN IP Address 192 168 0 0 Subnet 255 255 255 0 Gateway 0 0 0 0 All of this information can be changed on the Access Control Software you install on the PC You will be able to connect to the boar...

Page 22: ...rming someone trying to enter or exit that they can do so This is a good solution for low light situations Another example which can be used in conjunction with a Push To Enter button when the button is pressed a buzzer alerts the person that the door is now unlocked and can be opened These ideas and more can be used separately or together to create customizable experiences for you and your client...

Page 23: ...ns as you like but make sure they are all running the same cable NO or NC GRD P1 Push To Exit Page 23 08 3 Connecting a Request to Exit PIR Location On Board PIR Request to Exit devices allow you to use motion to open the door This means when you approach the door the sensor will detect your movements and open the door A good example is when you walk into a convenience store the PIR will detect yo...

Page 24: ...Page 24 PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A TRAINED ELECTRICIAN INSTALL THIS EQUIPMENT ...

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