Leviton 83A00 User manual

Power Hub
Cat. No. 83A00-1
Installation Manual
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WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
•Read and understand all instructions. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product.
•Do not use this product near water - e.g., near a tub, wash basin, kitchen sink or laundry tub, in a wet basement,
or near a swimming pool.
•Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings, as they may touch dangerous voltages.
•Never install communications wiring or components during a lightning storm.
•use in wet locations.
•Never touch uninsulated wires or terminals unless the wiring has been disconnected at the network interface.
•Use caution when installing or modifying communications wiring or components.
•SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
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INTRODUCTION
The LEVITON Model 83A00 Power Hub is a general purpose 12VDC power supply. It is designed to provide
power to several LEVITON products, including the LEVITON Access Control Card Readers with electric or
magnetic locks, Omni Consoles, OmniTouch 5.7 Touchscreens, and many other devices.
The LEVITON Power Hub provides battery backed power for connected devices. It has convenient
connections and power terminals for a neat installation. It is designed to eliminate unsightly transformers,
power strips, external power supplies, battery backup units, and complex wiring normally associated with
access control installations.
GENERAL
The LEVITON Power Hub is available in an LEVITON OmniLT Series Enclosure (83A00-1) or on the
Universal Mounting Plate for installation in Structured Wiring enclosures (83A00-2). It is supplied with a
sealed Power Pack, which provides power to the LEVITON Power Hub.
Features:
1. Connections for any 12VDC devices, up to 5 Amps total
2. Connections for the following LEVITON equipment:
a. 8 Model 75A00-1 Access Control Card Readers (with electric and magnetic locks), OR
b. 8 Omni Consoles and/or OmniTouch 5.7 Touchscreens, OR
c. 4 Model 75A00-1 Access Control Card Readers (with electric and magnetic locks), AND
4 Omni Consoles and/or OmniTouch 5.7 Touchscreens
3. Power supply with battery back up for Access Control Card Readers (with electric and magnetic locks),
Omni Consoles, and OmniTouch 5.7 Touchscreens
4. Connections for all Omni and Lumina controllers
5. Supervisory output can be connected to zone on LEVITON controller to indicate low battery
6. Connectors for two sealed batteries, 12 V at 4 to 8 amp-hours each (not supplied)
7. Supplied with Universal Switching Power Pack
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INSTALLATION
HAI CONTROLLER
RED
YELLOW
BLACK
GREEN
FIRE
EVENTS
CANCEL
MESSAGE
MENU
AUX
SETUP
BUTTONS
STATUS
CONTROL SECURITY
ALL TEMP
POL
GND (GROUND)
B / GREEN
A / YELLOW
ZONE (-)
ZONE (+)
FOR EXAMPLE: JP2 MUST BE SET TO "458" WHEN SERIAL
INTERFACE 2 (J2)IS USED FOR ACCESS CONTROL.
WHEN A SERIAL INTERFACE IS CONFIGURED FOR ACCESS
CONTROL, THE CORRESPONDING INTERFACE JUMPER
(JP1-JP5) MUST BE IN THE "485" POSITION.
RED
BLACK
GRAY
ORANGE
HAI MODEL 83A00
12VDC POWER HUB
POWER PACK
DC OUTPUT: 19VMAX 72W
AC INPUT: 110-230 VOLTS
PART NUMBER: AC-C10
12VDC
GNDGND
12VDC
GND
12VDC
75A00-1 ACCESS
CONTROL READERS
OMNI CONSOLES OR
OMNITOUCH TOUCHSCREENS
RED WIRE TO +
BLACK WIRE TO -
YUASA NP7-12
OR EQUIVALENT 12V 7AH
BATTERY
1. GROUNDING
Each Power Hub MUST be grounded to the controller. The LEVITON controller and LEVITON
Power Hub(s) must be grounded together to prevent any current from flowing through the RS-485 data bus
(connections A and B). If not grounded properly, damage could occur to the LEVITON controller, LEVITON
Power Hub, Access Control Card Readers, Omni Consoles, and/or OmniTouch Touchscreens.
Connect the “GND” terminal on the LEVITON Power Hub under the section marked “CONTROLLER”, to one
of the “GND” (ground) terminals on the LEVITON controller (See – Figure 1).
HAI CONTROLLER
HAI MODEL 83A00
12VDC POWER HUB
Figure 1
Overall Wiring Diagram
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2. CONNECTING 12VDC DEVICES TO THE POWER HUB
Any 12VDC devices (up to 5 Amps total) can be connected to any of the “12V” and “GND” terminals under
“DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 8” (See – Figure 2).
12VDC
12VDC
12VDC
12VDC 12VDC
GND
GND
12VDC
GND GND
12VDC GND
12VDC
GND
GND GND
3. CONNECTING DEVICES THAT COMMUNICATE WITH THE A LEVITON
CONTROLLER
When devices that communicate with the LEVITON controller (i.e. 75A00-1 Access Control Readers,
Consoles, or OmniTouch Touchscreens) are connected to the Power Hub, the communications path for the first
row of the devices (DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4) can be separated from the communications path for the second
row of devices (DEVICE 5 – DEVICE 8). This is necessary if you are connecting devices that communicate on
a different communications bus.
Connecting Devices of the Same Communications Type
For example, if all connected devices that communicate with the LEVITON controller consist of 75A00-1
Access Control Readers (which communicate on a serial port), then the communications path for the first row
(DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4) does not need to be separated from the second row (DEVICE 5 – DEVICE 8). In
this case, switch “SW1” must be in the “CONNECT” position (See – Figure 3).
Likewise, if all connected devices that communicate with the LEVITON controller consist of Consoles and/or
OmniTouch Touchscreens (which communicate on the console bus), the communications path for the first row
(DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4) does not need to be separated from the second row (DEVICE 5 – DEVICE 8). In
this case, switch “SW1” must be in the “CONNECT” position.
Figure 2
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FOR DEVICES OF THE SAME
COMMUNICATIONS TYPE,
SWITCH SHOULD BE IN THE
"CONNECT" POSITION.
Figure 3
Connecting Devices of Different Communications Types
If a combination of 75A00-1 Access Control Readers and Consoles and/or Touchscreens are connected, then the
communications path for the first row must be separated from the second row. Switch “SW1” must be in the
“DISCONNECT” position (See – Figure 4).
DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4:
75A00-1 Access Control Readers must be connected on the first row (DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4)
DEVICE 5 – DEVICE 8:
Consoles and/or OmniTouch Touchscreens must be connected on the second row (DEVICE 5 – DEVICE 8)
FOR DEVICES OF DIFFERENT
COMMUNICATIONS TYPES,
SWITCH SHOULD BE IN THE
"DISCONNECT" POSITION.
75A00-1 ACCESS CONTROL READERS
CONSOLES AND/OR OMNITOUCH TOUCHSCREENS
Figure 4
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4. CONNECTING MODEL 75A00-1 ACCESS CONTROL CARD READERS
The 75A00-1 requires 4 wires for operation (2 for power and 2 for communications). The maximum distance
between the 75A00-1 and the LEVITON 83A00 Power Hub is based on two factors: 1) the current draw of the
connected door lock device, and 2) the wire gauge/type used. To maintain proper operation of the 75A00-1 and
the connected door lock device, do not exceed the "Maximum Cable Length" based on the Total Current Draw
and the Wire Gauge/Type per the table below (Table 1).
75A00-1 Only (no Door Lock connected): 150mA maximum
75A00-1 and 79A00-1 Electric Door Strike (450mA): 600mA
maximum
Wire
Gauge
Wire
Type
Number
of positive
conductors
Number
of ground
conductors
Maximum
Cable
Length (feet)
Wire
Gauge
Wire
Type
Number
of positive
conductors
Number
of ground
conductors
Maximum
Cable
Length (feet)
24
solid
1
1
233
24
solid
1
1
58
24
solid
2
2
466
24
solid
2
2
117
24
solid
3
3
699
24
solid
3
3
175
22
solid
1
1
413
22
solid
1
1
103
22
solid
2
2
826
22
solid
2
2
207
22
stranded
1
1
381
22
stranded
1
1
95
18
solid
1
1
1000
18
solid
1
1
261
18
stranded
1
1
963
18
stranded
1
1
241
16
solid
1
1
1000
16
solid
1
1
415
16
stranded
1
1
1000
16
stranded
1
1
383
75A00-1 and Door Lock (800mA): 950mA maximum
75A00-1 and Door Lock (1A): 1.15A maximum
Wire
Gauge
Wire
Type
Number
of positive
conductors
Number
of ground
conductors
Maximum
Cable
Length (feet)
Wire
Gauge
Wire
Type
Number
of positive
conductors
Number
of ground
conductors
Maximum
Cable
Length (feet)
24
solid
1
1
37
24
solid
1
1
30
24
solid
2
2
74
24
solid
2
2
61
24
solid
3
3
110
24
solid
3
3
91
22
solid
1
1
65
22
solid
1
1
54
22
solid
2
2
130
22
solid
2
2
108
22
stranded
1
1
60
22
stranded
1
1
50
18
solid
1
1
165
18
solid
1
1
136
18
stranded
1
1
152
18
stranded
1
1
126
16
solid
1
1
262
16
solid
1
1
217
16
stranded
1
1
242
16
stranded
1
1
200
Table 1
Note: If cable with multiple conductors is used (such as Cat-5 cable), it is possible to connect multiple
conductors together for power (i.e. the wires between Red and Black of the Access Control Reader and 12V and
GND of the Power Hub) to achieve greater distance.
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Connections
Connect the Red, Black, Gray, and Orange wires from the 75A00-1 Access Control Reader to the 12V, GND,
A, and B terminals of the LEVITON Model 83A00-1 Power Hub, respectively (See – Figure 5).
When connecting Access Control Readers, only use terminals labeled DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4, unless Switch
“SW1” is in the “CONNECT” position. If “SW1” is in the “CONNECT” position, then DEVICE 5 – DEVICE
8 may also be used for Access Control Readers.
RED
BLACK
GRAY
ORANGE
MODEL 83A00
12VDC POWER HUB
75A00-1 ACCESS
CONTROL READERS
Figure 5
Connect the supplied 4-conductor reversed modular cable (gray cable) between one of the modular connectors
(J301 or J302) on the Power Hub and a serial port (J2 – J5) on the LEVITON controller (See – Figure 6).
The serial port that is used for LEVITON Access Control must be configured for RS-485 communications. The
corresponding interface jumper (JP2-JP5) must be in the "485" position. For example: JP2 must be set to "485"
when serial port 2 (J2) is used for LEVITON Access Control.
WARNING:
Do not connect either modular connector “J301” or “J302” to a serial port (J1 – J5) on the LEVITON controller
if:
a) “SW1” is in the “CONNECT” position, AND
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b) Terminals “A” and “B” under the section marked “CONTROLLER” on the Power Hub is connected to
the “A” and “B” terminals under the section marked “CONSOLE” on the LEVITON controller.
MODEL 83A00
12VDC POWER HUB
FOR EXAMPLE: JP2 MUST BE SET TO "458" WHEN SERIAL
INTERFACE 2 (J2) IS USED FOR ACCESS CONTROL.
WHEN A SERIAL INTERFACE IS CONFIGURED FOR ACCESS
CONTROL, THE CORRESPONDING INTERFACE JUMPER
(JP1-JP5) MUST BE IN THE "485" POSITION.
CONTROLLER
Figure 6
Connecting Additional LEVITON Power Hubs
When connecting more than 8 Model 75A00-1 Access Control Card Readers to an LEVITON OmniPro II or
LEVITON Lumina Pro controller, if additional power is needed to control the required Access Control Readers
and connected locks, or if there are long distances between Access Control Readers and the LEVITON
controller, multiple LEVITON Power Hubs may be used.
To connect multiple Power Hubs together, connect the supplied 4-conductor straight-through modular cable
(black cable) between the modular connector labeled “J302” on the first Power Hub to modular connector
“J301” on the second Power Hub. If additional Power Hubs are required, connect “J302” from the second to
“J301” of the third, and so on. Connect “J302” from the last Power Hub to a serial port (J2 – J5) on the
LEVITON controller (See – Figure 7).
Gray (reversed)
Cable
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MODEL 83A00
12VDC POWER HUB
FOR EXAMPLE: JP2 MUST BE SET TO "458" WHEN SERIAL
INTERFACE 2 (J2) IS USED FOR ACCESS CONTROL.
WHEN A SERIAL INTERFACE IS CONFIGURED FOR ACCESS
CONTROL, THE CORRESPONDING INTERFACE JUMPER
(JP1-JP5) MUST BE INTHE "485" POSITION.
CONTROLLER
MODEL 83A00
12VDC POWER HUB
Figure 7
Gray (reversed)
Cable
Black(straight-through)
Cable
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5. CONNECTING CONSOLES AND OMNITOUCH TOUCHSCREENS
Omni Consoles and OmniTouch Touchscreens require a minimum of 4 wires for operation (2 for power and 2
for communications).
The required distance between the Power Hub and OmniTouch Touchscreen will determine the wire gauge/type
you should use. To prevent the OmniTouch Touchscreen from drawing more than the specified maximum
current from the Power Hub, do not exceed the "Maximum Cable Length" based on the wire gauge/type
according to the “Table 2”.
TABLE 2
MAXIMUM CABLE LENGTH BASED ON WIRE GAUGE / TYPE
Wire
Gauge
Solid/
Stranded
Number of positive
conductors
Number of ground
conductors
Maximum Cable
Length (feet)
24
solid
1
1
113
24
solid
2
2
227
24
solid
3
3
340
22
solid
1
1
180
22
solid
2
2
360
22
stranded
1
1
166
20
solid
1
1
287
20
stranded
1
1
267
18
solid
1
1
456
18
stranded
1
1
420
16
solid
1
1
724
16
stranded
1
1
669
Notes:
1. If cable with multiple conductors is used (such as Cat-5 cable), it is possible to connect multiple
conductors together to achieve greater distance. For example, using only one of the 24 gauge conductor
in the Cat-5 cable for power (1 for positive and 1 for ground), the maximum distance between the
controller and the touchscreen is 113 feet.
2. The distance between the Power Hub and LEVITON controller combined with the distance between the
Power Hub and a touchscreen, must never exceed a maximum distance of 1000 feet. When calculating
the distance between the Power Hub and a touchscreen, you must subtract the distance between the
Power Hub and the LEVITON controller from the “Maximum Cable Length” as listed in “Table 2”.
Connections
Connect the "Red", "Black", "Yellow", and "Green" wires from the touchscreen to the “12V”, “GND”, "A" and
"B" terminals on the Power Hub, respectively (See – Figure 8).
If Omni Consoles or OmniTouch Touchscreens are being connected to the Power Hub, connect the terminals
labeled “A” and “B” on the LEVITON Power Hub under the section marked “CONTROLLER”, to the “A” and
“B” terminals on the LEVITON controller.
Note: When connecting to an OmniLT, the terminal labeled “A” on the Power Hub connects to the “YEL”
terminal and the terminal labeled “B” on the Power Hub connects to the ”GRN” terminal under the section
marked “CONSOLE” on the OmniLT controller.
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When connecting Omni Consoles and/or OmniTouch Touchscreens, only use terminals labeled
DEVICE 5 – DEVICE 8, unless Switch “SW1” is in the “CONNECT” position. If “SW1” is in the
“CONNECT” position, then DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4 may also be used Omni Consoles and/or OmniTouch
Touchscreens.
OMNI CONSOLES
RED
YELLOW
BLACK
GREEN
FIRE
EVENTS
CANCEL
MESSAGE
MENU
AUX
SETUP

BUTTONS
STATUS
CONTROL SECURITY
ALL TEMP
POL
GREEN
BLACK
YELLOW
RED
OMNITOUCH TOUCHSCREENS
AND/OR
Figure 8
Connect the terminals labeled “A” and “B” under the section marked “CONTROLLER” on the Power Hub to
the terminals labeled “A” and “B” under the section marked “CONSOLE” on the LEVITON controller,
respectively.
WARNING:
Do not connect terminals “A” or “B” under the section marked “CONTROLLER” on the Power Hub to the
terminals labeled “A” and “B” under the section marked “CONSOLE” on the LEVITON controller if
a) “SW1” is in the “CONNECT” position, AND
b) Either modular connector “J301” or “J302” is connected to a serial port (J1 – J5) on the LEVITON
controller.
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6.LOW BATTERY INDICATOR (Optional Connection)
When the backup batteries connected to the Power Hub become depleted, there are terminals on the Power Hub
that are used to send a signal to the LEVITON controller to alert you of the low battery condition. To take
advantage of this feature, you must have an extra pair of wire between the Power Hub and the LEVITON
controller, and an available zone on the LEVITON controller.
Connect the terminals labeled “LB+” and “LB-” under the section marked “CONTROLLER” on the Power Hub
to the “+” and “-” zone terminals of an available zone on the LEVITON controller. Do not use an end-of-line
resistor on the zone. The touchscreen has a built-in 1K ohm resistor for this output. Configure the zone as a
“Trouble” zone.
When the batteries on the Power Hub fall below a certain voltage threshold, the terminals “LB+” and “LB-”
will open causing the zone on the LEVITON controller to trip, indicating a low battery condition on the Power
Hub.
7.POWER CONNECTIONS
The supplied Power Pack is used to power the LEVITON Power Hub. An AC power outlet should be located
within 5 feet. One or two sealed, rechargeable batteries (not included) can be used to backup connected
devices. The two battery cables are in parallel, so by adding a second battery you will increase the battery
backup time.
1. Connect one or two 12VDC batteries using the supplied battery terminals. Connect the BLACK battery
wire to the minus (-) terminal on the battery and connect the RED battery wire to the plus (+) terminal
on the battery. DO NOT reverse the connections; the battery fuse will blow. Note that the unit will
NOT START on the battery alone.
2. Plug the connector for the Power Pack into the mating connector of the LEVITON Power Hub marked
“J101”.
3. Plug the power cord from the Power Pack into an electrical outlet. The “POWER ON” LED should
illuminate.
4. Unplug the Power Pack. The Power Hub should continue to run off of the battery backup. The
“POWER ON” LED should turn off.
5. Plug in the Power Pack. The system should start. The “POWER ON” LED should illuminate.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Operating 32 - 120 degrees F (0 - 49 degrees C)
Ranges: 10 - 85 % relative humidity, non-condensing
Power Pack: Output 19VDC, 4.74 Amps, Max 90W
Input 100-240VAC, 1.5A Amps, 50/60Hz
Output Power: Nominal Voltage 12VDC
Maximum Current 5A
Batteries: Sealed, Rechargeable, 12 Volts, 4 - 8 Amp-Hours, each
Low Voltage Cut Out: 9.5VDC
Main Fuse: 4A Polyfuse
FCC Compliance
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can
be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference
by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Battery Fuses: 6A Polyfuse
Polyfuses are permanent fuses that do not need replacement.
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FCC COMPLIANCE
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.
• Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.
• Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected.
• Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.
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Levitonwarrantsto theoriginal consumerpurchaserand notforthebenefit of anyoneelse thatproducts manufactured by Leviton under theLeviton brand name (“Product”)willbe free
fromdefectsin materialand workmanshipforthetime periodsindicated below, whicheverisshorter:•OmniProIIandLuminaPro:three(3)yearsfrom installationor 42 monthsfrom
manufacturedate.•OmniLT,OmniIIe,andLumina:two(2)yearsfrominstallationor30monthsfrommanufacturedate.•Thermostats,Accessories:two(2)yearsfrominstallationor
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obligation under this LimitedWarranty is limited to the repair or replacement, at Leviton’s option, of Product that fails due to defect in material or workmanship.Leviton reserves the
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The repaired or replaced product is then warranted under the terms of this Limited Warranty for the remainder of the Limited Warranty time period or ninety (90) days, whichever
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