Assa Abloy Incedo InControl 3270 User manual

Incedo™Open – InControl 3270 and ToConnect 3270
Quick Controller Guide
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Controller Unit Specications
Power supply 17-30 V DC. A UPS solution is recommended
Internal current consumption At 27.8 V: 96 mA Max 120 mA
PoE PoE+ 30 W IEEE 802.3at
Power Out 12-14 V DC, max 1.6 A (independent of
power option)
Operating environment +5 ° C to +40 ° C, RH 5 % to 95 %
IP rating IP44
Dimensions (housing) 182.3 x 182.3 x 45.5 (W x H x D mm)
Maximum number of Device
converters per Controller
16
Controller Unit Overview
Hardware components such as electric strikes and readers
are connected to Controllers (InControl 3270) and Device
converters (ToConnect 3270). Settings for either controller unit
can be made on the Mode selection DIP (L), and relay jumper
pins (G). The RS-485 bus is terminated on terminal block T3 (I).
Controllers are equipped with an additional controller board (D),
but the I/O connectivity is the same for both controller units.
A) RJ-45 Ethernet connector PoE+
B) RJ-45 Ethernet connector (no PoE)
C) Tamper switch
D) InControl 3270 only: Controller board
E) InControl 3270 only: Label with MAC address (both text and
QR code) for Controller. For mounting InControl 3270 units.
F) Terminal block T1: Analogue inputs and relay outputs
G) Relay jumper pins
H) Terminal block T2: DC IN, Hi-O, DC OUT
I) Terminal block T3: RS-485
J) RS-485 termination
K) Add-on card connector
L) Mode selection DIP
M) Label with MAC address (both text and QR code) for Device
converter. For mounting converters, such as ToConnect
3270.
The MAC addresses are used to map controller units in the
Incedo™ Open web application. The Controller (InControl 3270)
has two separate MAC addresses, since it can act both as a
Controller and a Device converter.
LED Indicators
Controller and Device converter LED reference:
LED Col Name On Blinking
D1 Red Input IN1 Input is active (triggered) Sabotage (wire cut)
D2 Red Input IN2 Input is active (triggered) Sabotage (wire cut)
D3 Red Input IN3 Input is active (triggered) Sabotage (wire cut)
D4 Yellow Relay RE1 Relay is active n/a
D5 Yellow Relay RE2 Relay is active n/a
D6 Red Not used n/a n/a
D7 Yellow DC out over-
load
12 V DC output and/or
onboard relays draw current
beyond capacity
n/a
D8 Red Hi-O encrypted Hi-O bus is locked
(encrypted)
n/a
D9 Green Hi-O unlocked Hi-O bus is unlocked n/a
D10 Green RS-485 RX Data is being received over
the RS-485 bus
n/a
D11 Red RS-485 TX Data is being transmitted
over the RS-485 bus
n/a
D12 Yellow Voltage
detected
Power supply detected on
DC IN terminal or PoE+ port
n/a
D13 Red Not used n/a n/a
D14 Green Network status Device converter is communi-
cating with the Controller.
IP address received
D15 Blue Service status Device converter is not
running the rmware
Device converter is running
the rmware
D16 Red Controller only:
Number of
disconnected
devices
n/a Blinking to indicate number
of disconnected devices
(Device converter or Well-
Com units). One blink per
disconnected device, then
a pause for 3-4 seconds
(repeated).
D17 Green Controller only:
Number of
connected
devices
n/a Blinking to indicate number
of connected devices
(Device converter or
WellCom units). One blink
per connected device, then
a pause for 3-4 seconds
(repeated).
D18 Blue Controller only:
Controller
status
n/a Slow blinking: Controller
is working, connected
to cloud. Fast blinking:
Controller is not connected
to cloud.
Warning!
Ensure that the controller unit is powered off before
connecting or disconnecting any wire or cable.
Document number: D001169528, rev 02
Publication date: 2021-08-18

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Quick Controller Guide
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System Installation Overview
A typical system installation could be outlined as follows. All
steps are described in the Incedo™ Open Operator Guide.
1) A new system is created by ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions
and a system owner is assigned. An email with instructions
on how to proceed is sent to the new system owner.
2) The system owner logs in and sets up different roles, adds
operators such as system admins, installers, receptionists,
and more.
3) Select whether PULSE encryption keys are unique per
building or shared by all buildings in the system. This
cannot be changed after a building has been added.
4) Add a new building with one or several oors. If administrat-
ing a residential building, also add apartments and leases.
5) Dene door types, to be used later when doors are added
to the building.
6) Add controller units, update to the latest controller
rmware and add doors.
7) The added components are ordered from ASSA ABLOY
Opening Solutions or a reseller, and installed on the
premises. For details on installation of hardware
components, see Incedo™ Open InControl 3270 / ToConnect
3270 Installation Guide .
8) Mark the installed online hardware devices as mounted
in the Incedo™ Open web application by mapping their
unique MAC Addresses to the doors and controller units.
9) Dene calendars and hardware schedules, to be used later
when doors are congured.
10) Congure the mounted components using different
schedules, time-settings, and other device-specic
congurations.
11) Dene access areas, ofine door groups, and access
schedules.
12) Combine access areas and ofine door groups with
schedules into access proles.
13) Credential formats might have to be added before
credentials can be handled in the system.
14) Add users as needed, assign access proles and hand out
credentials.
Installing Controller Unit
The supplied housing have room for one add-on card.
It is secured to the wall using four 5mm screws (not included).
Cables can either be run from a hole in the wall or from the
sides. Before mounting, consider placement with respect to
cabling needs and exposure to wear and damage.
While the cover is off, note the MAC address used to map the
unit in the Incedo™ Open web application. In case of installing
InControl there are two separate MAC addresses.
1) Secure the back cover to the wall, with the part marked UP
facing upwards.
2) Optional: Install an additional relay board.
3) For the selected components and interfaces, make the
desired cable connections.
4) Connect the power supply, and power up the unit. Either by
connecting DC IN on terminal block T2 or by connecting a
network cable with PoE to the RJ-45 PoE+ connector.
5) Connect the controller unit to the local network.
6) Ensure that the tamper spring (A) is secured to the tamper
switch (B). It should t tightly around the button.
7) Close the front cover and secure it with the two screws.
Connecting Controller Unit
A) Network router or switch
B) RJ-45 Ethernet connector PoE+
C) RJ-45 Ethernet connector (no PoE)
1) To connect a Controller to the cloud service:
Controller Connect to
RJ-45 Ethernet
connector
Local network router or switch with Internet access,
with or without PoE+.
2) To connect a Device converter to the parent Controller:
Device converter Connect to
RJ-45 Ethernet
connector
• The parent controller’s local network switch.
• Optional: The parent controller’s free RJ-45
Ethernet connector (no PoE).
If the unit is not powered by PoE+ on the RJ-45 connector (B), it
must be powered by 24 V DC on terminal block T2, DC IN.
Note!
The LEDs on the PCB are turned off when the lid is
closed properly, with the tamper spring in correct
position.
Note!
Category 5e, or higher, unshielded twisted-pair
cables are recommended. The minimum bending
radius is 3 cm. Do not run unshielded network
cables near power cables with high currents.

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Connecting 12 V Electric Strike
T1
+12 V
GND
NC
C
NO
C– +
IN1 NC NO
RE1 RE2
C NC NO CL- CL+CIN2 IN3GND GND GND
RE2 RE1
R2
R1
NC NO
RE1 RE2
C NC NO CL- CL+CIN2 IN3GND GND GND
NC NO
RE1 RE2
C NC NO CL- CL+CIN3GND GND
C
BA
Optional dual loop (A), door sensor (B), yback diode (C).
1) Select input and relay.
An additional relay board can also be used.
Function Quantity I/O
Electric strike 1 RE1-2 Relay board: RE3-RE8
Door sensor 0-1 IN1-IN3 Relay board: IN4-IN7
2) Connect the electric strike.
Congure the relay to supply 12 V. Congure the electric
strike for NO (fail-secure) or NC (fail-safe) operation. Mount
a yback diode between the + and C/0 V/GND terminals.
Jumper setting Relay output mode
Powered mode: RE1 or RE2 connector NC or NO
supplied +12 V DC C connected to ground.
Make the connections.
Terminal T1 Electric strike
NO or NC + (NO or NC)
C C/0 V/GND
3) Optional: Connect the door sensor.
Mount the input as dual loop in the web application and
connect dual loop resistors in the switch.
Make the connections.
Terminal T1 Electric strike
IN NC
GND 0 V/C
Connecting 24 V Electric Strike
1) Follow step 1) from Connecting 12 V Electric Strike.
2) Connect the electric strike.
Congure the relay to passive mode and supply 24 V from
the board. Congure the electric strike for NO (fail-secure)
or NC (fail-safe) mode, and mount a yback diode between
the + and C/0 V/GND terminals.
Jumper setting Relay output mode
Passive mode: RE1 or RE2 connectors NC, NO, and C
directly connected to the relay.
3) Make the connections.
Terminal Electric strike
NO or NC + (NO or NC)
0 V C/0 V/GND
Terminal T1 Terminal T2
C DC IN 24 V
4) Follow step 3) from Connecting 12 V Electric Strike.
Adding Hi-O Devices
Mode selection DIP (A), Hi-O device or bus (B).
1) Locate terminal block T2.
2) Connect the Hi-O bus device to the controller unit.
Terminal T2 Connect to
Hi-O H H terminal on the Hi-O device or bus.
Hi-O L L terminal on the Hi-O device or bus.
DC OUT 0 V 0 V/ground terminal on the Hi-O device or bus.
DC OUT 12 V Optional. +12 V on the Hi-O device or bus.
3) If externally powered, power up the Hi-O device.
4) To pair a Hi-O device with the controller unit at the next
power up, set the Mode selection DIP switch 1 to ON.
Mode selection DIP Function
DIP1 = ON: Hi-O pairing mode at power-up
5) Optional: Select whether electric locks should be active
or inactive at power failures, and whether electric strikes
should operate in failsafe or fail secure mode.
Mode selection DIP Function
DIP2 = ON: Deactivates the door lock monitor in
Hi-O motor locks.
DIP2 = OFF: Activates the door lock monitor in
Hi-O motor locks (default).
DIP3 = ON: Deactivates the door lock monitor in
any other Hi-O locks and strikes.
DIP3 = OFF: Activates the door lock monitor in
any other Hi-O locks and strikes (default).
C– +
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Note!
Ensure that the specications are not exceeded.
The maximum load is 1 A at 28 V DC.
C– +
Note!
Option valid from rmware 1.0.1.
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DIP4 = ON: Failsafe for electric strikes.
Unpowered strikes are open.
DIP4 = OFF: Failsecure for electric strikes.
Unpowered strikes remain locked.
7) Power up the controller unit.
LED D15 (blue, Service status) is steadily lit during the Hi-O
pairing process. When LED D15 blinks, and LED D7 (yellow,
DC overload) blinks fast, the pairing process is complete.
8) Reset the Mode selection DIP switch 1 back to OFF.
Mode selection DIP Function
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DIP1 = OFF: Normal operational mode.
The Mode selection DIP1 must be reset to normal operation
within 20 seconds after a completed pairing process. A new
pairing process will be initiated every 20 seconds.
After a successful Hi-O pairing process, LED D8 (red, Hi-O
locked / encrypted) should be on. If LED D9 (green, Hi-O
unlocked) is on, the pairing process failed.
9) Power cycle the controller unit.
Removing Hi-O Devices
1) If externally powered, turn the Hi-O device on.
2) To un-pair a Hi-O device with the controller unit at power up,
set the Mode selection DIP switch 1 to ON.
3) Press and hold the tamper switch.
4) Power up the controller unit and release the tamper switch
when LED D15 is steadily lit (blue, Service status). When LED
D15 blinks, and LED D7 blinks fast (yellow, DC out overload),
the unpairing process is complete.
5) Power off the controller unit.
6) Disconnect, add, or remove a Hi-O device from the bus.
Any removed device can now be used with other controller
units.
7) Ensure that the remaining Hi-O devices are connected to the
bus.
8) To re-pair the remaining Hi-O devices, follow Adding Hi-O
Devices from step 3.
Connecting Readers Over RS-485
External RS-485 reader or bus (A), termination DIP (B).
1) Locate terminal block T3.
2) Connect the RS-485 bus devices to the controller unit.
Terminal T3 Connect to
A A terminal on the RS-485 device or bus.
B B terminal on the RS-485 device or bus.
0V 0 V/GND on the RS-485 device or bus.
12V Optional. +12 V on the RS-485 device or bus.
3) Enable or disable the termination.
Termination DIP Termination state
RS-485 not terminated on the controller unit.
RS-485 terminated on the controller unit.
For more information, download the latest versions of:
Incedo™ Open InControl 3270 / ToConnect 3270
Quick Controller Guide
Incedo™ Open InControl 3270 / ToConnect 3270 Installation Guide
Incedo™ Open Operator Guide
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Note!
During the Hi-O pairing process, exit buttons can-
not be used to open the door.
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