ACT CONFIGURING ACTPRO200 User manual

Configuring ACTpro200
1. Connect up the ACTpro200 to the readers and the ACT2000/3000 as per the
installation diagram.
2. *Remember to connect the terminals marked DOORS on the ACTpro200 to
the controller together.
3. Connect up the door locks to the fused outputs. Remember to connect the
supplied varistors across the door lock terminals.
4. Set the dipswitch on the ACTpro200 to the desired address. The doors are
numbered in sequence, so if the dipswitch address is set to 7, then door 1 will
report as 7 and door 2 will report as 8.
5. Remember to enable communications with the doors from the
ACT2000/3000. Go to Installer Menu->Communications->Remote Doors.
6. Connect up both 7AHr batteries.
7. Test the ACTpro200 by pressing the buttons above the batteries. This will
connect the batteries to the system and allow the ACTpro200 to operate
8. Check that ACTpro200 powers up.
9. Check that both the green battery LEDs are on steady.
10. The red LED in the centre of the board should flash rapidly indicating
communications with the controller.
11. Close the cabinet lid over.
12. Apply mains power.1
13. Check that the controller reports the ACTpro200 as online. Ensure there are no
faults reported on the controller display.
14. For ACTWinPro users, make sure the Mains Fault box is ticked for the
ACTpro200 doors. Download the database.
15. ACTWinPro should display the doors as blue icons.1
16. Check that cards/PIN codes grant access and open the doors.
1Use ACTWinPro 2.2 or later with the ACTpro200.
Always connect Battery 1 to the ACTpro200. Battery 2 is not required if nothing is
powered from Output 2. Monitoring of Battery 2 may be disabled by setting
Dipswitch 3 to ON.
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12V 7AHr
12V 7AHr
AC AC E
AC AC E
12V 0V 12V 0V
12V 0V 12V 0V
ACTpro200
2 Door Station & Power Supply
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Features
This product consists of a 2-door controller housed inside a metal cabinet,
complete with a monitored power supply. The unit is designed to connect to
ACT2000 and ACT3000 controllers on the Door Station RS-485 network.
The assembly as supplied provides the following features:
•18 swg Mild Steel Cabinet with hinged lid with space for 2 7Ahr batteries
•3 Amp Power Supply with battery backup provision (Batteries not supplied)
•Monitored power supply with automatic battery test
•2 fused outputs for door locks
•PSU status (AC fault, battery low ) reported to controller and to ACTWinPro
•Deep-Discharge protection of batteries provided
•20mm ‘knockouts’ provided for external wiring at top and sides
•7 40mm holes in the back of the cabinet for rear wiring entry
•Wiring Instructions on label inside front lid.
•Lid to accommodate two standard DS100 units
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Power Supply Specification
The power supply is capable of supplying a maximum of 3 Amps. This should be
sufficient to power the 2-Door Station pcb, up to 4 readers, 2 locks and provide
charging current for the batteries.
Use the following table to ensure you do not overload the power supply:
Item Current(mA)
DS200 100
Door 1 Entry Reader 80
Door 1 Exit Reader 80
Door 2 Entry Reader 80
Door 2 Exit Reader 80
Door 1 Mag Lock
Door 2 Mag Lock
Battery 1 Recharge current 300
Battery 2 Recharge current 300
Safety Margin 300
Total
The total current should not exceed 3Amps (3000mA). This leaves approximately
1600mA available for supplying the locks on a 2 door system with 2 entry and 2 exit
readers.
Battery Backup
There is room in the cabinet for two 7Ahr batteries giving a total of 14Ahrs. The
length of time these batteries will last depend on the power consumption of the
system. Battery 1 provides backup for the PCB, the readers and Door 1 output.
Battery 2 provides backup for Door 2 output only. Battery 1 must always be fitted.
A magnetic lock draws current continuously and therefore you can add the continuous
current to the total. A fail-safe lock (door strike) only draws current when it operates.
In this case you need to estimate the average hourly consumption using the following
equation:
Lock Current (mA) x (Number of operations per hour x door relay time)/3600
For example, a 500 mA lock operating 20 times an hour for 5 seconds would use
500 x (20 x 5)/ 3600 = 13.9mA per hour
Once the total power consumption has been determined, then it can be calculated how
long the batteries will last.
Example
DS200 with two readers and 2 magnetic locks, each drawing 400mA would consume
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100 + 80 + 80 + 400 + 400 = 1060mA. In the event of a power fail, Battery 1 will
supply the pcb, readers and 1 lock. Battery 2 will supply the lock for doors 2. The
current draw on battery 1 would be 100+80+80+400 = 660mA A fully charged 7Ahr
battery for battery 1 would last 7/0.66 = 10.6 hours.
After a mains power failure, the ACTpro200 will continue to operate while the
batteries are charged. After the batteries discharge, the ACTpro200 will disconnect
the batteries to protect them from being ‘deep-discharged’.
On receipt the unit should be carefully unpacked and inspected to ensure that no
transit damage has occurred. Provided that this inspection is satisfactory and reveals
no evidence of damage then installation can proceed.
Mount the ACTpro200 directly to the wall with the supplied screws. The unit must be
mounted in a well-ventilated area that allows for accessibility after installation and
must not be adjacent to combustible materials or in an area that exceeds temperatures
of 45°C. Adequate ventilation should be provided to keep the unit cool and the
ventilation slots around the cabinet should not be covered in any way.
This unit is designed for use from an AC supply of between 195V min and 253V max.
AC rms 50/60Hz. Mains power should be connected to the ACTpro200 by a licensed
electrician in accordance with local and national codes
For continued protection against fire hazard, replace fuses with the same type and
rating.
A PROTECTIVE EARTH must be provided for safety in accordance with EN61010
Part 1 : 1993 : Clause 6.5.1.
An appropriate Mains Isolation switch (Mains on/off) should be fitted between the
AC input of the unit and the equipment electrical supply plug to allow equipment
servicing.
Before any maintenance of the product, ensure mains is disconnected from the
ACTpro.
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