RF SOLUTIONS FlexiPanel BlueLock User manual

Page 1 28-Aug-07 BlueLock DS377-10 © FlexiPanel Ltd Patents Apply www.FlexiPanel.com
FlexiPanel
BlueLockTM
Access control triggered by Bluetooth on your mobile phone
Summary
BlueLock automatically detects known
Bluetooth devices within range. If it detects a
device it recognizes, it energizes the relay.
Applications
Door lock / access control
Automated lighting control
Invisible remote control activates
automatically in the presence of the
cellphone
Features
Up to 128 Bluetooth device IDs may be
stored
Range settable from 1.6m to 50m
FCC / CE certified Class I Bluetooth radio
Integral antenna
External push button release connection
External light/LED indicator connection
LED indicator of Bluetooth status
12V DC supply
Easy installation via screw terminals
Easy ‘learn’ new cellphones process
Operation
Bluelock can be configured to trigger in one of
three operating modes:
Auto Mode:Relay triggers whenever a
recognized device is in range. To operate
in this mode, connect the jumper SIL1
across pins aand b.
Arrival-Only Auto Mode:Relay triggers
whenever a recognized device comes into
range. To operate in this mode, connect
the jumper SIL1 across pins band c. In
addition, it will trigger if a recognized
device is present and then the external
pushbutton is pressed.
Semi-Auto mode: Relay triggers
whenever a recognized device is present
and then the external pushbutton is
pressed. To operate in this mode,
disconnect the jumper on SIL1.
The time delay for which the relay operates
may be set between 1 and 255 seconds.
During normal operation, LED D5 will light
when a recognized device is present. If an
external indicator is connected, it will also light.
LED D4 will flash briefly every 10 seconds to
indicate correct operation.
Care must be taken if this product is used to
switch mains voltages. High voltages must
NOT be present unless the case is shut.
Various settings may be adjusted using
jumper switches inside the unit. When not in
use, the jumpers may be ‘parked’ by placing
them over one pin only, so no connection is
made.
Ordering Information
Table 1. Ordering information
Part No Description
BLUELOCK Bluelock Access Controller
Manufactured to ISO9001:2000

Page 2 28-Aug-07 BlueLock DS377-10 © FlexiPanel Ltd Patents Apply www.FlexiPanel.com
Bluelock Installation
Install Bluelock in an area where you would expect
good radio reception, e.g. at least 1 meter above the
ground and not in a metal enclosure, and also where
it is secure against tampering.
12V should be applied to the 12V connector on screw
terminal TB5. Refer to figures 2 and 3.
The trigger relay is Relay 2. Connect as required.
Relay 2 activates according to the trigger mode
previously described. Relays are not to be used for
mains isolation purposes – the power supply input
must be isolated.
Relay 1 and D5 act as ‘recognized device detected’
indicators. D5 will light when whenever a recognized
device is present. If an external indication is required,
it can be connected to Relay 1.
Some trigger modes use an external pushbutton. If
this is required it should be connected to the screw
terminals marked TB6. The on-board pushbutton
closes the same circuit.
Note: If a Bluetooth device is constantly located
near Bluelock, for example on a desk within range,
the battery will runs down a bit faster quicker than
normal. In this case one option is to set their
phone to non-discoverable mode. Then it will not
respond to scans from Bluelock.
DC
a b c
+12V
GND
NO
COM
NC
NO
COM
NC
Antenna
Power
Relay 1
Relay 2
SIL1
D5
a b c
SIL2
a b c
SIL3
TB6
D4
SW1
TB5
Ignore any pushbuttons
or LEDs here
Figure 2 – BlueLock connections
(Not all components shown may be present)
6V-12V
+12V
GND Power
Relay 1
Relay 2
TB6 Pushbutton
External
Power
To access
control device
Indicator
TB5
Figure 3 – Typical application setup
Learning and Erasing Bluetooth devices
Bluelock can learn to recognize up to 128 Bluetooth
devices (i.e. mobile phones). These devices must be
equipped with a Bluetooth radio which is set to
discoverable mode. Note that some Motorola phones
can not be set permanently in a discoverable state.
Learning a new BT device:
1. Ensure the device to be learned is the only
Bluetooth device within range.
2. Connect the jumper SIL2 across pins aand b.
3. BlueLock will scan for devices for 10 seconds.
Each time it detects a Bluetooth device, LED D4
will extinguish briefly. (Note: If D4 flashes rapidly,
all 128 storage locations are full.)
At the end of the 10 seconds:
-If no devices were detected, step 3 repeats.
-If one device was detected, it will be added to
the list of recognized devices and D4 will go
out. Proceed to step 4.
-If more than one device was detected, step 3
repeats.
4. Remove the jumper from SIL2.
Erase all devices from the Bluelock Memory:
1. Connect a jumper across SIL3 pins band c.
LED D4 will light.
2. Press and hold pushbutton SW1. LED D4 will go
out. Hold for at least five seconds.
3. LED D4 will flash slowly indicating that all
recognized devices have been deleted.
4. Remove the jumper link across SIL3.
Setting the Relay Time
The Relay 2 operating time may be set between 1
and 255 seconds. The factory setting is 1 second. In
Auto Mode, this is the time Relay 2 continues to
operate for once recognized devices can no longer
detected. In Arrival-Only Mode, it is the time since
the Relay 2 started operating. In Semi-Auto Mode, it
is the since the button was released.
To set the timed action delay:
1. Connect a jumper across SIL3 pins band c.
LED D4 will light.
2. Briefly press pushbutton SW1. (Do not hold it
down – that erases all devices!)
3. The LED will flash quickly.
4. Wait for the duration that the output is to operate
for, then press pushbutton SW1 again.
5. The LED will stay lit to indicate the operation is
complete.
6. Remove the jumper link across SIL3.

Page 3 28-Aug-07 BlueLock DS377-10 © FlexiPanel Ltd Patents Apply www.FlexiPanel.com
Setting the Detection Range
The detection range may be set to any one of the
following settings:
Table 2. Detection Range Settings
Setting Range†
1 1.5 m / 5 ft
2 3 m / 10ft
3 5 m / 15 ft
4 9 m / 30 ft
5‡ 15 m / 50 ft
6* 30 m / 90 ft
7* 50 m / 160 ft
†Ranges are approximate and depend
on actual operating environment.
*If device to be detected is Class II
The range may be limited to 10m-20m.
‡ Factory setting
To set the detection range:
1. Press and hold down pushbutton SW1.
2. Connect a jumper across SIL3 pins band c. D5
will light until step 7.
3. Release SW1.
4. LED D4 will repeatedly show a series of flashes:
one flash indicates the current range setting is 1,
two flashes indicates setting 2, etc.
5. Press pushbutton SW1 as many times as the
setting you want. For example, for setting 3,
press 3 times.
6. LED D4 will repeatedly flash to show the new
setting.
7. Remove the jumper link across SIL3.
Note that the detection range feature was added to
BlueLock in August 2007. If D5 does not light, the
device was manufactured prior to that date. Such
devices may be reprogrammed on request to enable
range setting. Contact FlexiPanel technical support
for details.

Page 4 28-Aug-07 BlueLock DS377-10 © FlexiPanel Ltd Patents Apply www.FlexiPanel.com
Technical Specifications
Physical
Max operating temperature -20ºC to +75 ºC
Max storage temperature -30ºC to +85 ºC
Dimensions L × W × H 110 mm × 85 mm × 35 mm
Electrical
Supply Voltage (unregulated) 12V
Typical current 60 mA
Additional current per energized relay 55 mA
Relay rating (note 1,2) 10A / 250V AC
15A / 28V DC
1. High voltages must NOT be present unless the case is shut.
2. Relays are not to be used for mains isolation purposes – the power supply input must be isolated.
Radio
Max RF output power Class II = 1mW = +0dBm
RF frequency range 2402MHz to 2480MHz
RF channels 79
Frequency hopping 1600 Hz
Range 100m nominal
Bluetooth, FCC, CE approval
The radio has been pre-qualified and is listed in the Bluetooth Qualified Products as B00524. The radio has
‘modular approval’ for USA and certain European countries, provided the existing integral antenna is used. The
CE mark on the module indicates that it does not require further R&TTE certification.
Ordering Contact
Bluelock is manufactured and distributed by:
R F Solutions Ltd
Unit 21, Cliffe Industrial Estate,
Lewes, E. Sussex, BN8 6JL, United Kingdom
email : [email protected]o.uk
www.rfsolutions.co.uk
Tel: [phone], Fax: [phone]
Technical Information
BlueLock is owned and designed by:
FlexiPanel Ltd
2 Marshall St, 3rd Floor
London W1F 9BB, United Kingdom
www.flexipanel.com
email: [e-mail]