Matrix COSEC Door V4 User manual

COSEC DOOR V4
Quick Start
What Your Package Contains
Things You Will Need
Prepare For Installation
Know Your COSEC DOOR
Rear View
Bottom View
Front View
Mounting the Door Controller
Powering On the Device
LED Status Indicators
Connecting the Door to COSEC Server
Connecting as Direct Door
Connecting as Panel Door
Technical Specifications
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Please read this guide first for correct installation and retain it for future reference. The
information in this guide may change from time to time. However, Matrix Comsec
reserves the right to make changes in product design and specifications without prior
notice.
Copyright
All rights reserved. No part of this document may be copied or reproduced in any
form or by any means without the prior written consent of Matrix Comsec.
Warranty
Limited Warranty. Valid only if primary protection is provided, mains supply is within
limit and protected, and environment conditions maintained within product
specifications. Complete warranty statement is available on our website:
www.matrixaccesscontrol.com
CONTENTS
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Know Your DOOR Controller
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LCD Display
Finger Sensor
RF Card Sensing Area
LEDs
Numeric Keys
Navigation Keys
COSEC DOOR- Front View
* Card Personality Module must be ordered seperately.
Card Personality Module*
( CPM)
CPM Slot
COSEC DOOR- Rear View
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C1
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C3
C6
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C5
TMPR/CTRL
GND
GND
RDR PWR
AUX IN
Aux. Input
Aux. Output
Door Lock
Ethernet Port
Exit Switch
Exit Reader
Power In

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Mounting Screw
USB Port (For Data Transfer,
Firmware upgrade, Configuration
upgrade, downloading event logs)
USB Port for Data Card
COSEC DOOR- Bottom View
What Your Package Contains
Ÿ COSEC DOOR Unit
Ÿ Mounting Plate
Ÿ Power Adapter 12V DC, 2 Amp
Ÿ Four Screws M 7/30
Ÿ Four Screw Grips
Ÿ A Threaded Screw M 3x6
Ÿ Power Supply Cable with DC jack
Ÿ Ethernet Port Cable with RJ45 plug
Ÿ Auxiliary Port Cable
Ÿ Electromagnetic Lock Cable
Ÿ Exit Switch Cable
Things You Will Need
Ÿ A power hand drill
Ÿ A wire stripper
Ÿ A screw driver set
Ÿ Insulation tape
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ŸAccess to the COSEC Server
ŸA Stand-alone Computer with a
Web Browser to change the
Network Settings of the Door
Controller.
Preparing for Installation
Step 1: Unpacking the DOOR
Ÿ Unpack COSEC DOOR and check your package contents.
Ÿ Select a Location. It must be a flat surface such as a wall, close to the access
point (door).
Ÿ You can mount the COSEC DOOR directly to the wall or to an electrical box
recessed in the wall (recommended).
Ÿ Recommended height from ground level: 4.5 to 5 feet.
Ÿ CAUTION
ŸDo not install the device:
Ÿ In very hot, cold and humid environment temperatures
Ÿ Near heating/air conditioning equipment
Ÿ In dusty environment
Ÿ In direct sunlight
Ÿ Under direct light of incandescent or halogen lamps
Ÿ Near infra-red radiation emitting equipment
Ÿ Where ferromagnetic field or noise is induced
Ÿ Near volatile inflammable materials or inflammable goods such as drapes
Ÿ Where volatile gas and/or inflammable gas is created

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Step 2: Mounting the Plate
Ÿ Place the Mounting Plate on the installation surface.
Ÿ Trace out the screw holes on the wall along the holes on the Mounting Plate
Ÿ (figure 1).
Ÿ If required, trace out the rectangular hole of the Mounting Plate.
Ÿ Remove the Mounting Plate.
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3
Ÿ Drill four screw holes along the markings you traced on the wall. Cut out the
rectangular hole on the wall.
Ÿ Insert the screw grips into the holes you drilled.
Ÿ Fix the Mounting Plate on the installation surface with the four supplied screws
(figure 2 and 3).
Step 3: Mounting the Card Personality Module
To access the door controller with card, you must order Matrix COSEC CPM (Card
Personality Module separately.
The module needs to be mounted on the COSEC DOOR prior to starting the wall
mounting procedure as shown below.

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Step 4: Connecting the wires
Ÿ If your wiring is from behind the surface/through an electrical box, first draw out
sufficient length of the cables from rectangular hole you have cut on the
mounting surface.
Ÿ Make the electrical connections.
Ÿ Refer the wire color code mapping for the terminals (figure 4).
The Variant COSEC DOOR FOP has all the connectors shown below
whereas COSEC DOOR FOT has only Power, Ethernet and Exit switch
connectors.
Figure 4
Ethernet
Ÿ Connect the Ethernet cable (with RJ45 plug at one end) into the 'ETHERNET'
terminal (C1).
Door Lock
Ÿ Use the electromagnetic door lock cable (10-pin connector at one end and free
at the other) to connect a Door Lock to the Door Lock terminal (C5).
Door Lock spec: Relay SPDT, Form C, 2A @ 24 VDC
Power
Ÿ Insert the power supply cable (2-pin connector with a DC jack on one end) into
the power terminal 'PWR In (C6)'. Care must be taken to maintain the correct
polarity.
Ÿ Connect the power adapter to the DC jack. Plug the adaptor into a power outlet.
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If connecting Matrix PSBB-Universal Mains Power Supply (13.8 VDC@2A) with battery backup
to the PWR In terminal, be sure to maintain correct polarity.
CAUTION
Do not apply Power to the unit until you have completed all the connections.
NOTE
Ÿ Always use a standard hydraulic door closer to ensure that the door closes
automatically after an entry or exit. This is to prevent “door open too long” or “door left
open” alarms.
Ÿ The NO or NC output can operate DC-powered locking devices like electro-
mechanical strikes and magnetic locks. The maximum permitted current is 500 mA @
12VDC per output.
Ÿ If you are using a lock of higher capacity, you must use an external 12/24 VDC power
supply, according to the technical specifications of the magnetic lock.

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Ÿ To use the 12VDC of the Door, short the terminals COM (C5-1) and +ve (C5-4)as
shown in figure 5, before connecting the NC/NO and the -ve terminal (C5-5) to the
Door lock.
C5
Door Magnet
12V/24V
Using an External Power Supply
Exit Switch
Ÿ If you are using an exit switch to open the door lock, connect the exit switch cable
(2-pin connector on one end and free on the other) in the 'EXT SW' terminal (C3).
Ÿ To connect a lock of higher capacity using external power supply, connect the
wires as shown in the figure below, considering the technical specifications of the
magnetic lock.
C5
Door Magnet
Using 12VDC of the DOOR
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Auxiliary Input
Ÿ If you are connecting a sensor for detecting alarm conditions, connect the
wire pair from the sensor device to the auxiliary input port 'AUX' (C4).
Auxiliary Output
Ÿ The Auxiliar y output por t can be used for activating alarm devices like
hooter; energize some devices; control annunciation devices.
Ÿ If you are connecting an alarm device like a hooter or an annunciation device,
connect the wires from the alarm devices to the 'AUX RELAY' (C4).
Aux Output Spec:
Exit Reader
Ÿ COSEC DOOR supports external Serial and Wiegand reader.
Ÿ Connect a Serial or a Wiegand reader to the 'EXTERNAL READER' terminal (C2).
WARNING
Do not leave unused wires with stripped ends free. Seal them with insulation tape.
Step 3
Ÿ After you have completed all the electrical connections, lead all the cables through the
rectangular hole into the electrical box recessed in the wall (figure 7).
Ÿ Attach the COSEC DOOR to the mounting plate you fixed on the wall.
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If your wiring is not concealed, lead all the cables through the bottom of the device before you
attach it to the Mounting Plate.
Step 5: Mounting the DOOR Controller
Form C SPDT Relay output, max 2A@24VDC

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Figure 7
ŸMatch the mounting hooks (A, B,
C, D, E) on the plate with the
respective mounting slots (1, 2, 3,
4, 5) at the back of the device.
Refer figure 8.
ŸTilt the device to allow mounting hook A
into slot 1. Straighten the device and then
slide it down on the plate.
ŸUse the M 3x6 screw provided to
you to secure the bottom mounting
slot on the plate. Match E to 5 as in
figure 8.
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Apply Power to the COSEC Door Controller and wait for the reboot cycle to complete. At
power on, all four LEDs will glow and will be turned off at the end of booting cycle.
LED Status Indicators
Powering On the Device
The COSEC DOOR can be connected to the network over Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Mobile Broadband.
The COSEC DOOR is pre-configured with a default IP address and Subnet Mask.
Default IP Address: 192.168.50.1
Default Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
You need to change the IP Address to connect the Door to the network. You can do this in one of
the following ways:
1. From the DOOR display
2. From the DOOR Webpage
Allowed Denied Alarm Network
Ÿ The ‘Network’ LED will start blinking with regular cadence indicating the current
network connection status as shown in the table below.
Orange Blinking Ethernet connection on, but not
connected to COSEC Server
Red Blinking No Ethernet connection
Network
Green Blinking Door is connected to the
COSEC Server
Color Cadence Meaning LED

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Connecting the Door to COSEC Server
ŸAs a Direct Door
ŸAs a Panel Door
The COSEC Door Controller can communicate with the COSEC Server in two ways:
Ethernet Switch
Figure 9: Connecting to the Monitoring Computer
In this type of architecture, you can connect the COSEC Door Controller either directly to
the monitoring computer using an Ethernet Crossover/Straight cable or through an
Ethernet Switch or hub using standard straight-through Ethernet cables (Figure 9).
Connecting as a Direct Door
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Connecting as a Panel Door
To use the COSEC Door Controller as a Panel Door, connect it directly to a Panel Lite over
Ethernet. The typical master-slave architecture shall appear as shown in Figure 10.
Figure 10: Connecting as Panel Door
Ethernet Switch
COSEC Panel Lite
COSEC Application
Server
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Technical Specifications
Specification COSEC DOOR V4- Product Variants
FOP FOPQ FOT FOTQ
General
Readers
5,00,000
Event Buffer
Credential
Supported Card, Pin & Finger
Tamper Detection Yes
12VDC at 2A
Input Power
Communication
Port
Ethernet and USB
User Capacity 50,000
Physical
219.5mm x 100.1mm x 53.7mm
520 g (approx.)
Interface
Power Output
Yes (IEEE
802.3 af)
Yes (IEEE
802.3 af)
Yes (IEEE
802.3 af)
Yes (IEEE
802.3 af)
Yes (IEEE
802.3 af)
Dimensions (LxWxH)
Weight
FOTW
FOPW
Built in PoE
Built in Wi-Fi
Built in Bluetooth
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No
Yes (IEEE
802.11
b, g, n)
Yes (IEEE
802.11
b, g, n)
No No
Yes (IEEE
802.11
b, g, n)
No
Yes Yes
No No
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RS - 232 and Wiegand No
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Internal 12V DC @0.5A or External
Environmental
Operating Temperature 0° to 45°C
Humidity Range 5% to 95 % RH Non-Condensing
Storage Temperature Minus 20° to 60°C
IN/OUT
Exit Switch Port Yes
Door Status Sense
Door Lock Relay
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Door Lock Power No
Aux Input Port No
Yes
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Yes
Yes
Yes
Specification COSEC DOOR V4- Product Variants
FOP FOPQ FOT FOTQ
FOTW
FOPW
Aux Output Port
Yes Yes No No
Yes Yes No No
Yes Yes No No
Yes Yes No No
Yes
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MATRIX COMSEC
V.1, July’19