LEGRAND 5739 48 Instruction Manual

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BUS SCS SYSTEm
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N
Z
MOD
AUX
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The transponder reader is a device that activates when the appropriate badge is laced
in front of it (1-2 cm). The badge is the transponder. The signal generated by placing
the badge near the reader will then be transferred through the BUS (BUS cable, item
492 31). The transponder reader is installed as part of a wired burglar alarm system,
and works as a standard connector. It will therefore be connected to the BUS cable,
just like any other burglar alarm device. Differently from the remote control item 0675
17, the transponder does not need a power battery. Compared with traditional remote
control, the “transponder reader/transponder” system guarantees better security,
due to its code crypting system. In addition, the possibility of memorising up to 50
badges (depending on the control unit used), it ensures a higher degree of system
management, particularly in those environments (companies, offices, shops), where
the number of people needing access can be high.
Transponder reader
Description
Technical data
Power supply from SCS BUS: 18 – 27 Vdc
Max absorption from: 12 mA
Operating temperature: 4 – 40 °C
Dimensional data
Size: 2 flush-mounting modules
Depth: 20.7 mm
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Legend
Notification and system diagnostic three-colour LED:1.
-OFF LED (system ON)
-Flashing reen LED (system OFF)
-Flashing green LED (wrong enabling)
-Red LED (alarmed system)
-Flashing red LED (siren battery exhausted)
-Orange LED (disabling after alarm)
Reset pushbutton (not active in Burglar Alarm operation)2.
Configurator housing3.
Plug-in terminal for the BUS-SCS connection4.
Programming micro-switch (not active in Burglar Alarm operation)5.
Housing for anti-tamper device6.
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BURGLAR ALARM Mode:
The transponder reader used as burglar alarm system arming/disarming device must
be assigned to the connector group. It therefore requires allocation of the relevant
“group” number (see below), and of the progressive device number within the “group”.
Z
This configurator assigns the number of the zone it belongs to within the group of de-
vices (any free zone within the system). To configure it as belonging to the connectors
group, no configurator needs to be connected. On the other hand, configurators 1 to
8 assign the zone of the transponder reader within the sensors “group” (IR detectors
or contact interface), while configurator 9 assigns it to the “group” of the auxiliary
devices (auxiliary channel interface or relay actuator).
N
This configurator assigns the progressive number of the transponder reader inside the
allocated zone. Configurator 1 identifies the first transponder reader, configurator 2
identifies the second one, and so on, up to a maximum of 9 receiving devices for each
zone.
MOD
Insert configurator number 0
The transponder is saved in the burglar alarm control unit
The maximum number of transponders is 50 with display control unit, 573935
NOTE: if all permitted devices have already been connected in the connector group, a
value between 1 and 9 may be assigned to configurator Z (zone it belongs to), taking
into account the progressive number.
NIGHT FUNCTION: With the system disarmed, it is possible to activate the zones up
to that with the numeric value of the configurator connected in the AUX position. This
function is enabled by connecting configurator 7 to the MOD position.
EXAMPLE: MOD = 7, AUX = 3
In this case, when the burglar alarm system with control unit and dialling device is
activated, only the first three zones will be active.
AUX
This configurator activates the own connector auxiliary operating modes, assigning an
auxiliary channel.
Configuration
Configurator position Value
Z none
N 4
MOD 1
AUX none
EXAMPLE
configured in this way, the transponder reader operates as the 4th device of the connector group.
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AUTOMATION mode - TIMED ON/OFF:
It enables a 1 second ON/OFF control to be performed.
Z
This configurator coincides with A, Automation system environment (it assigns the
homogeneous environment where the activation is performed from 1 to 9)
N
It corresponds to PL of the Automation system (it assigns the location from where
activation must be performed - from1 to 9 -)
MOD
It assigns the operating mode. For the Automation function connect configurator 2
AUX
No configurator
Configurator position Value
Z 3
N 2
MOD 2
AUX none
EXAMPLE
If Z=3, N=2, MOD=2, the device sends a 1 second ON/OFF control (e.g. opening of an electric door
lock) to an actuator with address A=3 and PL=2.

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AUTOMATION – SCENARIOS MANAGEMENT mode:
Z
It corresponds to the 035 51 scenario module environment where the actuation is
performed - from 0 to 9 - (refer to housing A in the scenario module).
N
It corresponds to the PL position (configurator from 1 to 9) of the scenario module.
MOD
It assigns the operating mode. For the Automation functions connect configurator 2.
AUX
It assigns the correspondence with the required scenario to the scenario module.
The configurators that can be used are those between 1 and 9, that coincide with the
corresponding scenario of the scenario module 035 51.
EXAMPLE
when configured in this way the control activates scenario no. 4 of the scenario module 035 51
with address A=3, PL=2.
Configurator position
Transponder reader Value
Z 3
N 2
MOD 2
AUX 4
Configurator position
Scenario module Value
A 3
PL 2
EXAMPLE
Configured in this way, the transponder reader sends a 5 min. timed ON control (e.g. to switch on
a service light) to an actuator with address A=1 and PL=3
AUTOMATION – TIMED CONTROL mode:
It enables to performs a timed ON control
Z
This configurator coincides with A, Automation system environment (it assigns the
homogeneous environment where the activation is performed - from 1 to 9 -)
No.
It corresponds to PL of the Automation system (it assigns the location from where
activation must be performed from1 to 9)
MOD
It assigns the operating mode. For timed ON controls connect configurator 6
AUX
It assigns the timer duration based on the value of the configurator used, as shown in
the following table
AUX Time
0
1 1 min
2 2 min
3 3 min
4 4 min
5 5 min
6 15 min
7 30 s
8 0,5 s
9 (not used) –
Configurator position Value
Z 1
N 3
MOD 6
AUX 5
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AUTOMATION – AUXILIARY CONTROLS mode:
This mode may be obtained by connecting an AUX configurator to MOD. This will
generate a 1 second ON/OFF control on the assigned auxiliary channel. The difference
compared with the auxiliary function generated with the reader connected to the
Burglar Alarm system (MOD=1), is that in this case the codes of the transponders are
saved in the reader itself, with the possibility of managing up to 120 badges at the
same time.
Z
It assigns the zone it belongs to, from 0 to 9
No.
It assigns the progressive number within the zone
MOD
It assigns the operating mode. For the auxiliary functions connect the AUX configurator.
AUX
It assigns the auxiliary channel
EXAMPLE
with the control configured in this way, as auxiliary device no. 1 (N=1) in zone 3 (Z=3), the
control sends and ON/OFF control through auxiliary channel 2 (AUX=2), intended for the
relay actuator, item 5739 42 or 5739 43 configured with AUX = 2.
Configurator position
Transponder reader Value
Z 3
N 1
MOD AUX
AUX 2
Configurator position
Relay actuator Value
N 1
MOD 2
AUX 6
SLAVE control
It can be used for the repetition of a control enabled on a "MASTER" transponder reader.
The transponder keys used must be saved only in the “Master” device.
Z
It corresponds to configurator Z of the master device.
N
It corresponds with configurator No. of the master device
MOD
It assigns the operating mode. To obtain SLAVE devices connect configurator SLA
AUX
It coincides with configurator AUX of the master device
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Now move the badges close to the transponder reader.3.
Make sure that two short, slow sounds have been emitted (half a second should4.
elapse between the first BEEP and the second) and that the red LED has flashed
twice. The badge has been saved.
NOTE: If the two BEEPS are fast (250 m sec between the first and the second), and
the red LED flashes at the same time, this means that the badge is already present
in the memory.
Transponder
2 slow BEEPs
(1/2 sec.)
1 BIP
Programming the transponders (badges) is a very simple operation, allowing to save a
code in the transponder reader. In this case, up to 120 codes can be saved. The proce-
dure described below should be followed also when transponders are added.
Move the slide located on the rear part of the reader to the1.
N
Z
MOD
AUX
position
Press the “PROG” key on the front part of the product for 5 seconds: the red LED2.
will switch on (fixed light) and the buzzer with emit 1 BEEP. Release the key.
Repeat operations 3 and 4 for all available badges.5.
At the end of programming, move the rear slide back to the6.
N
Z
MOD
AUX
position.
NOTE:
- if during the programming procedure the reader emits 5 BEEPS and the red LED
flashes 5 times quickly (250 m sec between each flash), this means that the
memory is full.
No other transponders can be added.
- if 30 seconds elapse after pressing the PROG key (see paragraph 2 above) without
any operation being performed, the reader will exit the programming mode;
- the procedure described above can also be followed to add other transponders
to the ones already saved.
carry out operations 1 and 2 of the programming procedure;1.
press the PROG key for another 5 seconds. 4 BEEPS and the red LED flashing 42.
times will indicate that ALL saved transponders HAVE BEEN DELETED;
press the PROG key for another 5 seconds. 4 BEEPS and the red LED flashing 43.
times will indicate that ALL saved transponders HAVE BEEN DELETED;
alternatively, stop the procedure by moving the rear slide to the4.
N
Z
MOD
AUX
position.
Programming the transponder for automation functions
Deleting saved transponders
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Z
MOD
AUX