Roger PR402DR User manual

Roger Access Control System
Installation guide for
PR402DR/PR402DR-BRD access controllers
Firmware version: 1.18.2 or newer
Hardware version: 1.2
Document version: Rev. C

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Contents
1. Introduction................................................................................................................. 3
1.1 This manual.....................................................................................................................3
1.2 Typing conventions...........................................................................................................3
2. Description and Specification ...................................................................................... 4
3. Installation .................................................................................................................. 5
3.1 Terminals and connection diagram.....................................................................................5
3.2 Front panel ......................................................................................................................8
3.2.1 PR402DR controller......................................................................................................8
3.2.2 PR402DR-BRD controller...............................................................................................8
3.3 Power supply ...................................................................................................................9
3.4 Connection of door lock ..................................................................................................10
3.5 Connection of readers and modules .................................................................................10
3.5.1 PRT series readers and extension modules...................................................................11
3.5.2 Wiegand and Magstripe readers ..................................................................................11
3.6 Input and output lines ....................................................................................................12
3.6.1 Inputs.......................................................................................................................12
3.6.2 Relay outputs ............................................................................................................12
3.6.3 General purpose outputs ............................................................................................13
3.7 RS-485 communication bus .............................................................................................13
3.8 Installation guidelines .....................................................................................................13
3.9 PR402DR-BRD template in 1:1 scale.................................................................................13
4. Configuration............................................................................................................. 15
4.1 Controller address ..........................................................................................................15
4.2 Memory Reset procedure ................................................................................................16
4.3 Controller programming ..................................................................................................17
4.4 Firmware update ............................................................................................................17
5. Ordering information ................................................................................................. 18
6. Product history .......................................................................................................... 18

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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 This manual
This manual contains minimum information that is necessary to properly install the device and to
perform initial tests. Full functional description of the controller has been included in the document
- PRxx2 series controllers, Functional description and programming guide. Whereas PR Master
software, which is used for access control system management is described in detail within the
manual for that software. Both documents are available at www.roger.pl.
If PR402DR and PR402DR-BRD controllers are not clearly distinguished in particular paragraph,
then information specified for PR402DR is also valid for PR402DR-BRD. But if PR402DR-BRD name
is used in particular paragraph then the information concerns only that specific type of controller.
1.2 Typing conventions
Examples italics letters
Specific names related to RACS 4
system with first capital letter
Notes separated with two lines (upper, lower) from the standard text

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2. DESCRIPTION AND SPECIFICATION
Both controllers, PR402DR and PR402DR-BRD are identical in regard of their functions, but differ
mechanically. PR402DR is installed inside plastic enclosure fitted to mounting on DIN 35 mm rail,
while PR402DR-BRD is just a PCB module without enclosure. Both controllers replace discontinued
PR402-BRD, which is the same as PR402DR and PR402DR-BRD in regard of their functions.
The new, factory-made controller has the address ID=00 and is equipped with the MASTER card
which can be used for the initial tests after installation of the controller and connection of external
reader. In case of PR402DR, the section of 35mm DIN rail is included and it can be used to fix
controller in the box, which is not equipped with DIN 35mm rail.
PR402DR is not equipped with built-in reader and it requires connection of external reader
operating in RACS Clock&Data standard (PRT series terminals), Wiegand 26…66bit standard or
Magstripe standard.
The controller can be programmed by means of PC with PR Master software. It is not possible to
program the controller manually but certain commands are available and they can be entered by
means of keypad at external reader. The commands are used for controlling/setting and not
programming.
The PR402DR can be connected to PC by means of communication interface e.g. UT-2USB, UT-4DR
or RUD-1.
Note: The PR402DR requires PR Master 4.4.2 or newer.
Table 1. Specification
Supply voltage Nominal 18VAC, min./max. range 17-22VAC
Nominal 12VDC, min./max. range 10-15VDC
Nominal 24VDC, min./max. range 22-26VDC
Backup battery 13.8V/7Ah, charging current app. 300mA
Current
consumption Average: 100 mA (only PR402DR, excluding readers and other load points connected to AUX and/or TML terminals)
Input lines IN1..IN8 NO/NC inputs, electrically biased to +12V via 5.6kΩ resistor, triggering level
app. 3.5V
REL1 output Relay output with single NO/NC contact, 30V/1.5A
REL2 output Relay output with single NO/NC contact, 230VAC/5A and also 30VDC/5A
Output lines
IO1/IO2 Open collector transistor outputs, internally biased to +12V via 5.6 kΩ resistor, when active short to ground, 15VDC/1A max. load
TML and AUX
outputs Outputs intended for providing power supply with following parameters 12VDC/0.2A (TML) and 12VDC/1A (AUX)
Distances Between controller and communication interface (RS485): max. 1200m
Between reader and controller: max. 150 m
Between controller and XM-2/XM-8 expansion modules: max. 150 m
Environmental class
(according to EN
50131-1)
Class I, indoor general conditions, temperature: +5°C to +40°C, relative
humidity: 10 to 95% (no condensation)
Dimensions HxWxD PR402DR: 85x124x73mm
PR402DR-BRD: 80x115mm
Weight PR402DR: approx.. 200g
PR402DR-BRD: approx. 100g
Certificates CE

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3. INSTALLATION
3.1 Terminals and connection diagram
Fig. 1 PR402DR controller
Table 2. PR402DR terminals
Terminal
Description Terminal
Description
IN8 IN8 input line AC+ 18VAC supply from transformer
IN7 IN7 input line BAT- Backup battery
GND Ground BAT+ Backup battery
IN6 IN6 input line IO1 IO1 output line
IN5 IN5 input line IO2 IO2 output line
GND Ground IN1 IN1 input line
B RS485 communication bus IN2 IN2 input line
A RS485 communication bus GND Ground
GND Ground IN3 IN3 input line
DTA RACS Clock&Data comm. bus IN4 IN4 input line
CLK RACS Clock&Data comm. bus TML Built-in feeder output 12VDC/0.2A
(recomm. power supply for readers)
NO1 REL1 relay output (NO) AUX Built-in feeder output 12VDC/1A
(power supply for general purpose)
NC1 REL1 relay output (NC) NC2 REL2 relay output (NO)
COM1 REL1 relay common terminal NO2 REL2 relay output (NC)
AC- 18VAC supply from transformer COM2 REL2 relay common terminal

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Fig. 2 PR402DR-BRD controller
Table 2. PR402DR-BRD terminals
Terminal
Description Terminal Description
BAT+ Backup battery GND Ground
BAT- Backup battery IN7 IN7 input line
DC+AC 18VAC supply from transformer IN8 IN8 input line
-AC 18VAC supply from transformer IO1 IO1 output line
COM REL1 relay common terminal IO2 IO2 output line
NC REL1 relay output (NC) IN1 IN1 input line
NO REL1 relay output (NO) IN2 IN2 input line
CLK RACS Clock&Data comm. bus GND Ground
DTA RACS Clock&Data comm. bus IN3 IN3 input line
DC-GND Ground IN4 IN4 input line
A RS485 communication bus TML Built-in feeder output 12VDC/0.2A
(recomm. power supply for readers)
B RS485 communication bus AUX Built-in feeder output 12VDC/1A
(power supply for general purpose)
GND Ground NC REL2 relay output (NO)
IN5 IN5 input line NO REL2 relay output (NC)
IN6 IN6 input line COM REL2 relay common terminal

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Fig. 3 Typical PR402DR connection diagram

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3.2 Front panel
3.2.1 PR402DR controller
According to fig. 4, the PR402DR controller is equipped with front panel to indicate various states of
the device. RESET button is available at the front panel and it can be used to restart the controller
in the same way as in case of powering device off and then on. The RESET button can also be used
during Memory Reset procedure and during firmware update procedure.
Table 4. PR402DR front panel
AC AC supply
DC DC supply
ARMED/DISARMED Current arming mode
OPEN Door unlocked
SYSTEM Various signalling functions
LINK Data transmission by means of RS485 bus
Fig. 4 PR402DR front panel
3.2.2 PR402DR-BRD controller
According to fig. 5, PR402DR-BRD is equipped with 5 LEDs and RESET button (S1) on its PCB.
RESET button can be used to restart the controller in the same way as in case of powering device
off and then on. The RESET button can also be used during Memory Reset procedure and during
firmware update procedure.
Table 5. LEDs at PR402DR-BRD controller
AC (D33) AC supply
SYS (D24) Various signalling functions
OPN (D19) Door unlocked
STAT (D11) Current arming mode
LINK (D2) Data transmission by means of RS485 bus

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Fig. 5 LEDs at PR402DR-BRD controller
3.3 Power supply
The controller can be supplied from 230VAC/18VAC transformer with minimal power output 20VA
and connected to AC+ and AC- terminals (“+” and “-“ polarity does not have to be observed).
Alternatively, controller can be supplied with 12VDC (see fig. 6) or 24VDC (see fig. 7).
Note: It is recommended to equip 12VDC or 24VDC power supply unit with UPS or backup battery.
When controller is supplied from DC voltage, it is forbidden to connect it either to AC transformer or
backup battery. In such case, backup supply can be provided by connection of battery to the power
supply unit, which provides 12VDC or 24VDC to the controller. It must be anticipated that controller
and its auxiliary devices might require up to 1.5A of DC, which means that wires with adequate
cross section must be used to ensure proper current supply.
Note: The controller cannot be operated if it is supplied only from backup battery. In such case, AC
power supply must be also connected.
Fig. 6 Connection of 12VDC Power supply

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Fig. 7 Connection of 24VDC Power supply
3.4 Connection of door lock
In majority of cases, door locking devices are inductive type. It means that turning off the current
flow through the device causes the over voltage condition (voltage surges) which can interfere with
the controller electronic components. In extreme cases it may result in improper operation of the
controller or even freeze of the unit. Moreover, overvoltage condition causes quicker wear of the
relay contacts. In order to limit this negative condition, it is necessary to utilize a general use
semiconductor diode e.g. 1N4007 (one piece of such diode is delivered with the controller). It
should be connected as close as possible to the inductive element (electric strike or magnetic lock).
The door locking device can be supplied directly from the controller via AUX/GND terminals or by
means of separate wires from the same power supply unit as controller. The latter solution is
recommended.
Fig. 8 Connection of door lock
3.5 Connection of readers and modules
Logically, PR402DR controller can operate with two access points (readers) which can provide two-
way door control and are called Terminal ID0 and Terminal ID1. Terminal ID0 can be any PRT
series reader configured to RACS Clock&Data mode with address ID=0 and connected to CLK/DTA
lines or, any Wiegand type reader connected to IN1 and IN2 inputs. Data transmitted by any of
these two readers is interpreted as transmission from Terminal ID0. Terminal ID1 can be any PRT
series reader configured to RACS Clock&Data mode with address ID=1 and connected to CLK/DTA