Assa Abloy Hi-O Technology OneSystem N5950, Инструкция по установке и монтажу

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Inputs and outputs
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Inputs
Input E1 – External release
A release button (or other potential-free tripping contact) can be connected to the output (“DIP switch”,
page 42). The tripping contact activates different processes depending on the Hi-O
Technology™ de-
vices connected:
· a motorised lock retracts the deadbolt(s),
· a coupling lock engages the outer door handle,
· An electricstrike is unlocked.
Note!
Central locking or fire alarm prevent an external release: If the door was locked centrally or a fire alarm
is activated, the door cannot be unlocked via the external release input. The external release only takes ef-
fect once the central locking and fire alarm have been withdrawn.
Input E2 – External door contact
At tention!
Relay R7 can only be switched when the input is closed: An additional potential-free door contact (such
as a reed contact), which queries the door position, can be connected to the input.
Relay
R7 door closed can only be switched when the external door contact input is closed.
· Close the input with a jumper if an external door contact is not connected.
If an additional external door contact is connected, the lock’s internal door contact will remain active. This
means that: with these locks, both door contacts must be closed so that the door status
closed is recog-
nised and relay R7 is switched to door closed .
Input E3 – Central locking
The tripping contact of a central locking system can be connected to the input.
The tripping contact activates different processes depending on the Hi-O Technology™ devices con-
nected:
· an unlocked motorised lock is locked as soon as the door is closed,
· a coupling lock disengages the outer door handle,
· an electricstrike is locked.
In the case of central locking, local unlocking will be blocked by the external release input until the central
locking has been withdrawn („Input E1 – External release“).
Input B – Fire alarm system
If a fire alarm system is connected (“DIP switch”, page 42), this input will have to be under power
(“Technical specifications”, page 53). If there is no electrical power, it means that:
· the fire alarm system is reporting an alarm or fault, such as a line breakage or short circuit in the line to
the fire alarm system,
· central locking is activated,
· relay
R1 – fire alarm system is deactivated when a motorised lock is connected.
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