Assa Abloy TRAKA TOUCH L User manual

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TRAKA TOUCH L
INSTALLATION GUIDE
TD0068
03/08/18
VERSION 2.4

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VERSION HISTORY
Version
Date
Who
Description of Changes
Approved By
1.0
05/07/14
AK
Initial version of document
1.1
07/07/14
AK
Changed wording in Battery & Diagram Key
1.2
28/01/15
AK
Updated the PCB type to the new iMX28 added new screenshots
1.3
12/05/15
AK
Added information on extension systems and changed document
layout.
1.4
29/10/15
LN
Rewritten to match current installation process.
1.5
23/06/16
LN
Added more detail for extension systems – added section 6.1
‘Removing the Cable Access Panels’, modified the sections
‘Accessing the Fixing Holes’, ‘Fixing to the Wall’ and ‘Re-fitting the
Control Panel’.
1.6
12/07/16
LN
Updated ‘What You Should Have’ and ‘Fixing to the Wall’ sections
to include more detail for extension systems.
1.7
22/07/16
RC
Document changed from UD0105 to TD0068
1.8
21/11/16
LN
Modified ‘Extension Systems Overview’ section connector notes.
Added ‘UL-Certification’ section.
1.9
12/04/17
LN
Added ‘Product Details’ section with compliance and electrical
details. Added ‘Mounting Info & Safety Tips’ section. Added
‘Product Disconnection’ section. Updated the ‘Connecting the
Mains Power’ section. Added ‘Replacing the Fuse in a Surge
Protection Device’ section. Added ‘Switching off the System’
section.
2.0
19/04/17
LN
Edited a note in ‘Connecting the Mains Power’ section.
2.1
06/12/17
JO/RC
Changed dimension on page 12. Added Ferrite Core installation
for network cable – Section 6.3
2.2
07/12/17
JO
Update information from UL testing
2.3
08/05/18
JO
General updates
2.4
03/08/18
JO
Knock out dimensions added

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CONTENTS
Version History................................................................................................................................................2
Contents ........................................................................................................................................................3
1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................................5
2. Product Details.........................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Electrical Rating ...............................................................................................................................5
2.2 Environmental Rating .......................................................................................................................5
2.3 Compliance Level .............................................................................................................................5
2.3.1 USA and Canada ..........................................................................................................................5
2.3.2 Europe........................................................................................................................................5
3. System & iFob Diagram.............................................................................................................................6
3.1 System Diagram ..............................................................................................................................6
3.1.1 Diagram Key................................................................................................................................6
3.2 iFob (Intelligent fob) & Key bunch Diagram .........................................................................................7
3.2.1 iFob Key......................................................................................................................................7
4. Extension Systems Overview .....................................................................................................................8
5. Before You Start.....................................................................................................................................10
5.1 Mounting Info & Safety Tips.............................................................................................................10
5.2 What You Should Have....................................................................................................................11
5.3 Tools and Materials Required For Installation .....................................................................................11
5.4 Wall Preparation.............................................................................................................................12
6. Installing the System..............................................................................................................................14
6.1 Removing the Cable Access Panels (Ext. Cabinets Only)......................................................................14
6.2 Attaching the Pod to the Cabinet......................................................................................................15
6.3 Routing Cables...............................................................................................................................18
6.4 Accessing the Fixing Holes...............................................................................................................20
6.5 Fixing to the Wall ...........................................................................................................................22
6.6 Re-fitting the Control Panel .............................................................................................................24
7. Connecting the Mains Power ....................................................................................................................26
7.1 USA and Canada ............................................................................................................................26
8. Switching on the System .........................................................................................................................30
9. Product Disconnection.............................................................................................................................31
9.1 Mains Disconnection .......................................................................................................................31
9.2 Battery Disconnection.....................................................................................................................31

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10. Maintenance......................................................................................................................................32
10.1 Switching off the system.................................................................................................................32
10.2 Manually Opening the Door .............................................................................................................33
10.3 Serial Number/Rating Plate Location.................................................................................................34
10.4 Replacing the Fuse in a Surge Protection Device.................................................................................35
10.5 Backup Battery ..............................................................................................................................36
10.5.1 Battery Location.....................................................................................................................36
10.5.2 Battery Connection Details.......................................................................................................37
10.5.3 Battery Specification...............................................................................................................37
11. Technical Support ..............................................................................................................................38

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1. INTRODUCTION
This User Guide has been prepared to assist with the installation of a Traka Touch L System and additional extensions.
2. PRODUCT DETAILS
2.1 ELECTRICAL RATING
Power supply: Input: 100-240V AC, Output: 15V DC
Battery backup: DC12v 7Ah
Power consumption: 35W max
2.2 ENVIRONMENTAL RATING
Operating temp: Ambient, for indoor use only (-5°C to +40°C at 95% non-condensing relative humidity)
2.3 COMPLIANCE LEVEL
2.3.1 USA AND CANADA
CAN/ULC S319
ULC S319 Class = Class 1
The product’s or component’s compliance to ULC-S319 would be invalidated through the use of any add-on, expansion,
memory, or other module manufactured or supplied by the manufacturer or manufacturer’s representative.
UL294
The levels of access/class of protection are summarised below:
•Attack Level – Level IV
•Endurance Level – Level IV
•Line Security Level – Level I
•Standby Power Level – Level IV
2.3.2 EUROPE
Contact Traka for a copy of the CE declaration of conformity.

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3. SYSTEM & IFOB DIAGRAM
3.1 SYSTEM DIAGRAM
3.1.1 DIAGRAM KEY
1. Receptor Slot
The Receptor Slot holds the iFob in place.
2. Pod Cam Lock
2 master keys are supplied with your Traka system. The master key can be used for gaining access to the
system electronics during servicing and maintenance. We ask that you do not keep the master keys in the Traka
cabinet.
3. Control Pod
Incorporates the touch screen display, reader (if applicable), and Cam Lock providing access to the system’s
electronics.
4. Touch Screen
The Touch sensitive screen works as a user friendly interface for our embedded application. The numeric
keypad, alphabetic keyboard and receptor buttons are incorporated into this easy to use 7” LCD.
5. Card / Proximity / Biometrics Reader
Traka supports a wide array of access devices. The primary job of any access device is to identify the user to the
Traka system. Once the system knows who you are, it can grant or deny access to specific keys accordingly.
6. Manual Door Release Cam Lock
As well as accessing the Pod, the master key can also be used for the manual door release. Manual door release
can be used for gaining access to the keys in the system in an emergency situation. It can also be used during
servicing and maintenance.

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3.2 IFOB (INTELLIGENT FOB) & KEY BUNCH DIAGRAM
3.2.1 IFOB KEY
1. iFob
The iFob is at the heart of any Traka Key Management system. It is a bullet shaped device made from nickel
plated brass. It contains a microchip with a unique identification number allowing the Traka system to identify
the key(s) attached.
2. Identification Tag
The identification tag displays the cabinet slot number to which the iFob belongs. The tags can be provided in
a variety of colours which is useful when managing multiple Traka systems. For example tag “101 yellow”
would belong to position 101 in the “Yellow” cabinet and tag “101 blue” would belong to position 101 in the
“blue” cabinet. This makes it nice and simple for system administrators and users.
3. Security Seal
The Security Seal is used to attach the key(s) to the iFob using the special tools from the kit provided. Once
the seal is locked, the only way to detach the keys from the iFob is to cut the security seal using the special
cutter tool from the supplied kit.

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4. EXTENSION SYSTEMS OVERVIEW
If your system does not have extension cabinets you can skip this section.
Additional ‘extension’ cabinets are installed alongside the main system. Up to three additional extensions can be added
for a total of four systems.
NOTE: Each extension cabinet will be clearly marked to indicate which order they should be located next to
the main system. It is important that the cabinets are located in this order as all DIP switch address
configuration and position numbering will already have been carried out at Traka during test.
Each system will be linked together via a receptor cable that connects to the CAN Interface PCB. The CAN Interface PCB
is secured to the back of the blank fascia at the top of each cabinet.

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1. Primary CANbus – through-connection connects to the Traka Touch PCB (if it is in the main cabinet) or
the previous cabinet (if it is in an extension system).
2. Secondary CANbus - connects to the receptor strips in the local cabinet.
3. Cabinet Door Solenoid and Switch - connects to the door lock mechanism in the local cabinet.
4. Cabinet Address - (0=Off, 1=On) 0000 = Cabinet 1, 1000 = Cabinet 2, 0100 = Cabinet 3, 1100 =
Cabinet 4.
5. Max Receptor Address - must be set to match the bottom (highest address) receptor strip in the local
cabinet.
6. Min Receptor Address - must be set to match the top (lowest address) receptor strip in the local
cabinet
7. Termination Jumper Links - must be fitted here on the last cabinet in the chain only as show below.
8. Primary CANbus - through-connection connects to the next extension cabinet in the chain.

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5. BEFORE YOU START
5.1 MOUNTING INFO & SAFETY TIPS
Traka systems contain delicate electronic components which may be damaged if Electrostatic
Discharge (ESD) control measures are not correctly adhered to.
Traka systems must be securely fastened to a wall to eliminate the potential of the system being
pulled over and causing damage or injury.
Traka systems can be heavy and may require 2 persons to lift.
The wall (and any wall covering) to which the Traka System is fixed must be made of low
flammability material (at least 94 UL-5V flammability class equivalent).
Traka Touch systems can be heavy and therefore require a strong wall to fix to. Fixings are not
included and so when selecting the appropriate fixings it is essential they are strong enough to
retain the system and not pull out from the wall.