Allegion PegaSys User manual

PegaSys
Intelligent Access Control System
Technical Manual
Assembly and Operating
Instruction for all
PegaSys Components
Part 1

The documentation has been written for persons that install and commission the devices
described in this documentation.
Symbols and designations
Operationally important information that has to be observed.
Additional information, e.g. notes.
The devices described in the documentation comply with the
electrotechnical EN and CE standards effective at the time of printing.
Device modifications are not permitted.
All technical information herein is accurate at the time of printing. It is,
however, not to be deemed in any way to be a specific warranty of certain
characteristics.
Disposing of the product
Dispose of the product in accordance with the laws and regulations
that apply in your country.
Disposing of batteries
Dispose of the batteries in accordance with the laws and regulations
that apply in your country.
Dispose of the batteries yourself at a collecting point, or send the battery to
the supplier of the product, with the battery contacts insulated and with the
note "Old batteries for disposal" added to the shipment.
Offline components
Within the context of general information that applies to devices of the PegaSys Door
Fittings, PegaSys Lock Cylinders or PegaSys Locker Locks series, the devices are
generically called offline components.
Reference number: 3050132 400
Printed on: 08.09.2014
Copyright © 2014

Contents i
Contents
1Electronic Door Fittings of the PegaSys Series 5
1.1 Design of the electronic door fitting .....................................................................................5
1.1.1 Design of the Office series.......................................................................................6
1.2 Technical data......................................................................................................................6
1.2.1 Technical data PegaSys 2.1....................................................................................6
1.2.2 Technical data of the Office series ..........................................................................7
1.2.3 Dimensions: PegaSys door fitting............................................................................8
1.2.4 Dimensions: Interior fittings......................................................................................9
1.2.5 Dimensions: Door handle series............................................................................10
1.2.6 Applicable reading technologies:...........................................................................11
1.3 Assembly and installation ..................................................................................................11
1.3.1 Preparations for installation ...................................................................................11
1.3.2 Installation types....................................................................................................17
1.3.3 Function check - mechanical components.............................................................26
1.3.4 Battery change at door fitting.................................................................................27
1.3.5 Switchover to daylight saving time, leap year........................................................29
1.3.6 Cleaning instructions..............................................................................................29
1.3.7 Resetting the door fitting........................................................................................29
2Electronic Lock Cylinders of the PegaSys Series 33
2.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................33
2.1.1 Components of an electronic lock cylinder............................................................33
2.1.2 Scope of delivery ...................................................................................................34
2.1.3 Technical data........................................................................................................38
2.2 Installation/dismantling.......................................................................................................39
2.2.1 Notes on installation...............................................................................................39
2.2.2 Installing the cylinder body.....................................................................................40
2.2.3 Installing the electronic knob..................................................................................40
2.2.4 Dismantling the electronic knob.............................................................................40
2.2.5 Installing the electronic knob for a furniture lock ...................................................41
2.2.6 Dismantling the electronic knob for a furniture lock...............................................43
2.3 Operation ...........................................................................................................................43
2.3.1 Notes on use..........................................................................................................43
2.3.2 Short-time release..................................................................................................43
2.3.3 Permanently open mode........................................................................................44
2.3.4 Special signals.......................................................................................................44
2.4 Batteries.............................................................................................................................45
2.4.1 Low battery warning levels.....................................................................................45
2.4.2 Battery exchange...................................................................................................45
2.4.3 Low-power adapter: Exchanging empty batteries .................................................46
2.4.4 Device reset...........................................................................................................47
3PegaSys Locker Locks 51
3.1 Scope of delivery and intended use...................................................................................51
3.2 Applicable reading technologies........................................................................................51
3.3 Installation..........................................................................................................................52
3.4 Initial operation...................................................................................................................52
3.4.1 Prerequisites..........................................................................................................52
3.4.2 Removing the battery holder..................................................................................53
3.4.3 Inserting the battery...............................................................................................53

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3.4.4 Configuring the locker lock.....................................................................................54
3.5 Opening and closing the locker lock..................................................................................54
3.6 Battery change...................................................................................................................54
3.6.1 Low battery warning levels.....................................................................................55
3.7 Resetting the locker lock....................................................................................................55
3.8 Cleaning.............................................................................................................................55
3.9 Replacement parts and accessories..................................................................................56
3.10 Technical data .........................................................................................................58
4PegaSys Operating Modes 61
4.1 Applicable reading technologies:.......................................................................................61
4.2 Switchover to daylight saving time, leap year....................................................................61
4.3 »Teach in« PIN Code operating mode ..............................................................................61
4.4 »Teach in« (P 100) operating mode..................................................................................61
4.4.1 Configuring the PegaSys Offline component for "Teach in"..................................62
4.4.2 Opening doors .......................................................................................................64
4.4.3 Visual and audible signals .....................................................................................64
4.5 »NetworkOnCard« (P 200 / P 300) operating mode with an access control system.........65
4.5.1 Recommended procedure for setting up a new access control system................65
4.5.2 Single door authorization <-> Group authorization................................................65
4.5.3 Credentials and booking types ..............................................................................67
4.5.4 Administration of the PegaSys Offline components ..............................................68
4.5.5 Opening doors .......................................................................................................69
4.5.6 Visual and audible signals .....................................................................................71
5Glossary 75
6Index 77

Installation Instructions for
PegaSys Electronic Door Fittings

Electronic Door Fittings of the PegaSys Series 5
1 Electronic Door Fittings of the PegaSys Series
Electronic door fittings of the PegaSys series are used to control the access at individual doors. A door
secured with an electronic door fitting can only be opened after you have proven that you are authorized to
enter, by means of a valid credential.
Exception: PegaSys PIN code
This variant of an electronic door fitting is run exclusively with codes that
you enter on the built-in keypad. You can program the door fitting with
codes and assign a certain function to each code. During operation, you
can then, for instance, enter a certain code for door lock release.
You can find more details on PegaSys PIN-Code in a separate manual.
1.1 Design of the electronic door fitting

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The electronic door fitting consists of the following components:
1Electronics 5Mounting plate, stainless steel
2Lock box with coupling mechanism 6Battery case
3Adapter for square spindle 7Housing, stainless steel
4Square spindle for lever handle
The PegaSys 2.1 fittings are supplied with door handles from the NT 181/EST 41, NT 191/EST 51, NT
291/EST 21, NT 1182/EST 1141, NT 1292/EST 1121 or 1171 series, or with pivoted support and additional
square spindle set.
The door handle and the stainless steel exterior door plate are permanently connected with each other by a
plain bearing with minimum tolerance and a retaining ring.
The fittings of the Office series are supplied with door handles from the 291, 1291, 281 and 1281 series.
1.1.1 Design of the Office series
Design of the electronic door fitting of the Office Series.
Right side: Electronic door fitting, battery case and lock box
Left side: Interior fitting
1.2 Technical data
1.2.1 Technical data PegaSys 2.1
General data
Housing material Solid housing made of high-grade steel, 1.8 mm thick
Total weight PegaSys B 2.1: approx. 1600 g
PegaSys S 2.1: approx. 1400 g
Available backset Min. 30 mm
Square spindles 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 10 mm
Center-to-center distance 70, 72, 74, 78, 85, 88, 90, 92 mm
Locks Standard locks equipped with lever retracting the latch bolt to cylinder
locks, self-locking panic locks, locks with "security function" E
Emergency opening By means of equipped cylinders or simultaneously locking mechanical
cylinders (optionally also available without cylinder cutout)

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General data
Fire protection Certified according to DIN 18273 for fire protection and smoke control
doors
Signaling Visual and audible signals
Booking memory Roll storage for the last 2000 bookings and 100 system messages
Standards DIN 18273, EN 179
Power supply
Battery PegaSys B 2.1: 3 x AA lithium batteries
PegaSys S 2.1: 3 x AAA lithium batteries
Battery life Up to 50,000 opening cycles, depending on the reading technology, the
design, the installation conditions and the operating modes.
Environmental conditions
Operating temperature (*) -20 °C to +60 °C
Large variations in temperature will reduce the lifetime of the batteries.
Protection category (*) Certified IP 55
Humidity (*) 95 %, non-condensing
(*) Basic requirement: Inside battery case and outdoor kit
1.2.2 Technical data of the Office series
General data
Material Exterior fitting and interior fitting:
Cast metal housing with top quality powder coating, glass front and fixed
pivot handle made of stainless steel
Total weight Approx. 2600 grams
External dimensions including
electronics (HxWxD) 295 mm x 52 mm x 30 mm
Internal dimensions excluding
electronics (HxWxD) 295 mm x 52 mm x 20 mm
Available backset Min. 30 mm
Square spindles 8 mm, 8.5 mm, 9 mm, 10 mm, (others available on request)
Center-to-center distance 70, 72, 74, 78, 85, 88, 90, 92, 94 mm
Locks Standard locks with retracting latchbolt on cylinder (exchange); panic
locks with self-locking mechanism
Emergency opening By means of equipped cylinders or simultaneously locking mechanical
cylinders (optionally also available without cylinder cutout)
Signaling Visual and audible user information
Booking memory Roll storage for the last 2000 bookings and 100 system messages
Color Black or white

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Power supply
Battery Depending on type, 3 AAA or AA batteries
Battery life Up to 40,000 opening cycles, depending on the reading technology and
the battery case used, as well as the various installation conditions and
operating modes.
Battery warning Visual and audible (optional) low battery warning; battery status is
reported to control software
Environmental conditions
Operating temperature (*) 0 °C to +40 °C
Large temperature fluctuations will reduce the battery life.
Protection category IP 20
Humidity 95 %, non-condensing
1.2.3 Dimensions: PegaSys door fitting
PegaSys door fitting: Wide version PegaSys door fitting: Narrow version for
doors with tubular frames
Office exterior fitting

Electronic Door Fittings of the PegaSys Series 9
1.2.4 Dimensions: Interior fittings
Interior fittings
Version: 230 mm Version: 195 mm
Interior fittings for doors with tubular frames
Office interior fitting

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1.2.5 Dimensions: Door handle series
Door handle series for wide door fittings
181 series 191 series
281 series 291 series
Door handle series for doors with tubular frames
1171 series 1182 series
1282 series 1292 series
Door handle series for Office series
281 series 291 series
1282 series 1292 series

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1.2.6 Applicable reading technologies:
The PegaSys Offline components support the following reading technologies for the credentials:
§MIFARE Classic
§MIFARE DESFire
§LEGIC Prime
§LEGIC Advant
§Hitag1 (availability depends on the type of PegaSys Offline component)
1.3 Assembly and installation
1.3.1 Preparations for installation
Configure the PegaSys Offline devices before installing them at their final location.

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Preparations for installation: Tools
1. Required tools
Cordless screw driver / hand drill
Flat-bladed screw driver
Phillips screw driver
Torx screw driver
Drill, 7 mm
Square hole
(from left)
2. Optional tools
Drilling template, long plate (Germany)
Drilling template, long plate (France)
Drilling template, short plate, rose fitting
Mounting cylinder
Flexible square hole, 3 mm (available from
specialized retailers)
Flexible Torx screw driver with
cover plate lifter
(from left)
3. Mounting block and Toolkit

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Preparations for installation: Drilled hole in door
Check the door hole with a caliper or gauge.
Recommendation: The diameter should be min. 28 mm.
A diameter of 28 mm is required for screw-on mounting on doors with tubular frames, as well
as for exterior fittings without a key hole.
Min. diameter: 23 mm
Scribing templates
The following scribing templates are included in the scope of delivery:
PegaSys B 2.x
PZ 72 mm
PZ 92 mm
PegaSys B 2.x
PZ 78, 88 mm
KABA 74, 78 mm
Long plate: Germany
PZ 72, 78, 88, 92 mm
RZ 22 (KABA), 78 mm

14 Electronic Door Fittings of the PegaSys Series
PegaSys S 2.x
PZ 92 mm PegaSys B 2.x Long plate: France PegaSys B 2.X ASSA 105
(Scandinavia)
Office fitting

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Using scribing templates or hole gages
Marking the bore holes using the scribing template
Method for installing a small number of PegaSys door
fittings.
Drilling bore holes using the hole gage
This is the preferable method for installing a large
number of fittings.
Always drill from both sides.
Preparations for installation: Checking the length of the screws
Use the following table to check the screw length:
Screw length (mm) Door thickness
(mm) Screw length (mm) Door thickness (mm)
45 37 - 41 75 67 - 71
50 42 - 46 80 72 - 76
55 47 - 51 85 77 - 81
60 52 - 56 90 82 - 86
65 57 - 61 95 87 - 91
70 62 - 66 100 92 - 96

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Preparations for installation: Checking the cylinder length
Check the cylinder length.
For PegaSys 2.1 For Office Series
§The profile cylinder must jut out by at least 27
– 31 mm at the exterior fitting (on the left in
the illustration) and by at least 8 – 12 mm at
the interior fitting (on the right in the
illustration).
§
The maximum the cylinder may jut out is 23 mm on
the outside (on the left in the illustration)
, or 12 mm
on the inside (on the right in the illustration).
For Back-to-Back mounting and mounting
with inside battery case / Variant 1:
self-locking
§For these installation types, the profile
cylinder has to jut out by 27 -
31 mm on both
sides.