Roger CEB12 User manual

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Roger Access Control System
CEB12 Installation Manual
Firmware version: 1.0.0.4
Hardware version: v1.0
Document version: Rev. B
DESIGN AND APPLICATION
CEB12 is a contactless exit button which, after recognizing that the hand is
approaching the front panel, temporarily switches on its electrical output.
Basically, CEB12 has been designed to be used as a non-contact room exit
button, and it can perform this function via a master device (e.g. access
controller, intercom) or independently as standalone device. CEB12 can be
powered independently from dedicated 12V DC/AC voltage source or in series
with the energy receiver (electric strike), which it controls. The front panel of the
device is made of natural glass and can be cleaned with disinfectants.
CHARACTERISTICS
•Contactless exit button
•12 VDC/AC power supply or from door strike circuit
•Adjustable detection distance (approx. 7-14 cm)
•Adjustable output activation time 1-5s
•Transistor output 12VDC/1A
•Overload and overvoltage protection
•LED backlight
•Tamper contact
•Indoor operation only
•Glass front panel
•Surface mounting enclosure with dimensions 85x85x22 mm
•CE mark
INSTALLATION
Configuration of detection distance
CEB12 offers two levels of detections distance i.e. LOW and HIGH. The level is
selected with jumper on DISTANCE contacts.
Fig. 1 LOW detection distance
Fig. 2 HIGH detection distance
Configuration of output activation time
Output activation time for standalone operation is programmed with the
RELEASE TIME button. In order to program the time, press the button and hold it
down for the time for which the output is to be activated after detection of hand.
During programming, the RED LED indicator located in the center of the front
panel lights up. Time parameter is recorded when the button is released or
automatically after exceeding the maximum activation time (5s).
Fig. 3 Location of RELEASE TIME
button
Fig. 4 Screw terminals
Table 1. CEB12 screw terminals
Name
Description
12V
12VDC power supply
GND
Ground
NO
Transistor output (NO)
COM
Transistor output (COM) internally connected with GND
TMP1
Tamper contact
TMP2
Tamper contact
Connection diagrams
Connection to controller –independent power supply
This primary scenario of operation consists in connection of CEB12 to master
device i.e. access controller which further controls door lock with its output. The
example of connection is given in fig. 5 below.
Fig. 5 Connection of CEB12 to controller –independent power supply
Connection to controller –power supply in series with door lock
In this scenario of operation it is necessary to install resistor 220-470R 1W (not
included) as in fig. 6. In such case the value of resistance affects CEB12
recovery time.

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Fig. 6 Connection of CEB12 to controller –power supply in series with door lock
Standalone operation –dedicated power supply
In this scenario of operation CEB12 controls door lock directly without master
device (e.g. access controller) and it is supplied independently from power
supply unit. Output activation time is configured with RELEASE TIME button.
Note: The maximal current of door lock cannot exceed 1A.
Fig. 7 Standalone operation –independent power supply
Standalone operation –power supply in series with door lock
In this scenario of operation CEB12 controls door lock directly without master
device (e.g. access controller) and it is supplied in series with door lock. Output
activation time is programmed with the RELEASE TIME button.
Alternatively 12VAC transformer can be used instead of 12VDC PSU.
Fig. 8 Standalone operation –power supply in series with door lock
Green backlight
On the front panel of CEB12 there is frame with green backlight. When the
backlight is on then device is ready for operation and it awaits hand detection.
The backlight switches off when its transistor output is activated. The backlight
switches off also during programming with RELEASE TIME button.
Wall mounting and installation guidelines
The device consists of front panel and base. Prior to CEB12 mounting both parts
must be disassembled using included plastic key which must be inserted into
each hall. Alternatively ay flathead screwdriver can be used for disassembly.
Note: Each latch is released when plastic key is inserted into hole. Do not rotate
key ending or lever any latch.
Fig. 9 Enclosure opening
Installation guidelines
•Install device on wall far from sources of heat and moisture.
•It is recommended to install device on Ø60mm flush mounting box.
•All electric connections must be made with power supply switched off.
•Run connection wires through hole in device base and then connect wires to
screw terminals.
•Front panel can be regularly cleaned with wet cloth and mild detergent.
Note: Damages resulting from improper maintenance or use are not covered by
warranty.
SPECIFICATION
Table 2. Specification
Supply voltage
12VDC or 12VDC/AC
Average current consumption
5 mA
Output
Transistor output 1A max load
Output activation time
Programmable in range of 1 - 5s and 1s
resolution
Environmental class (acc. to
EN 50131-1)
Class II, indoor general conditions,
temperature: -10°C- +50°C, relative humidity:
10 to 95% (no condensation)
Tamper protection
Isolated contact, NC type (normally closed
when enclosure is assembled and attached),
24V/50mA
IP code
IP30
Dimensions HxWxD
85 x 85 x 26 mm
Weight
~ 100g
Certificates
CE
ORDERING INFORMATION
Table 3. Ordering information
CEB12
Contactless exit button
PRODUCT HISTORY
Table 4. Product history
Version
Released
Description
v1.0
05/2022
The first commercial version of the product
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health and the environment. Weight of the equipment is specified in
the document.
Contact:
Roger Sp. z o. o. sp. k.
82-400 Sztum
Gościszewo 59
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