Sygonix 2299889 User manual

Operating Instructions
Mini weatherproof PIN & RFID
access control IP66
Item No. 2299889 Page 2 - 56
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Table of contents
Page
1. Introduction...........................................................................5
2. Description of symbols .........................................................6
3. Intended use.........................................................................6
4. Features and functions.........................................................8
5. Safety information ................................................................8
a) General information.........................................................9
b) Connected devices........................................................10
c) Persons and product.....................................................10
6. Product overview................................................................11
7. Installation and connection.................................................12
a) Installation.....................................................................12
8. Connection cable................................................................14
a) Connection....................................................................15
b) Circuit diagrams............................................................17
c) Door opener design.......................................................18
9. Operation............................................................................19
a) Code lock......................................................................19
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10. Programming......................................................................19
a) General information.......................................................19
b) Entering/exiting programming mode.............................20
c) Changing the master code............................................22
d) Programming the access mode ....................................23
11. Access settings ..................................................................24
12. Programming access with a transponder or
transponder or PIN code ....................................................24
a) Programming regular user transponders ......................25
b) Generating user PIN codes...........................................31
13. Retrospectively changing transponders
and user PIN codes............................................................35
14. Programming the "Transponder and PIN code"
access mode ......................................................................35
a) Deleting all user data ....................................................39
b) Adding guest users: ......................................................40
c) Selecting the access mode...........................................44
d) Setting the switch-on duration for the relay output or
switching to toggle mode...............................................46
e) Setting the alarm duration.............................................47
f) Security lock for invalid access attempts ......................48
g) Restoring factory settings..............................................50
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15. Operation............................................................................51
a) Activating the relay (opening and closing the lock).......51
b) Stopping the alarm / switching off the alarm.................52
16. Audible and visual signals..................................................52
17. Care and cleaning ..............................................................54
18. Declaration of Conformity (DOC)........................................55
19. Disposal..............................................................................55
20. Technical data ....................................................................56
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1. Introduction
Dear customer,
Thank you for purchasing this product.
This product complies with statutory, national and European
regulations.
To ensure that the product remains in this state and to guarantee
safe operation, always follow the instructions in this manual.
These operating instructions are part of this product.
They contain important information on setting up
and using the product. Do not give this product to a
third party without the operating instructions. Keep
these operating instructions in a safe place for future
reference.
If there are any technical questions, please contact:
www.conrad.com/contact
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2. Description of symbols
The symbol with the lightning in a triangle indicates that
there is a risk to your health, e.g. due to an electric
shock.
The symbol with an exclamation mark in a triangle
is used to highlight important information in these
operating instructions. Always read this information
carefully.
The arrow symbol indicates special information and tips
on how to use the product.
3. Intended use
This code lock is designed to secure doors against unauthorised
access (e.g. in an ofce). The code lock can store up to 990
users with different codes (standard user codes) as well as 10
temporary guest codes and guest transponders (with a limit on
the number of uses). It also features a relay output (1x switch
contact, max. 18 V/DC, 2 A), which can be used to control a door
opener or other devices (e.g. an alarm system). The code lock
must be powered with a 9–18 V/DC power supply.
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For safety and approval purposes, do not rebuild and/or modify
this product. Using the product for purposes other than those
described above may damage the product. In addition, improper
use can cause hazards such as a short circuit, re or electric
shock. Read the operating instructions carefully and store them
in a safe place. Only make this product available to third parties
together with its operating instructions.
All company and product names contained herein are trademarks
of their respective owners. All rights reserved.
Package contents
• Code lock
• 1x diode
• 2x screws
• 2x dowels
• 1x hex key
• Programming overview
• User manual
Up-to-date operating instructions
Download the latest operating instructions at
www.conrad.com/downloads or scan the QR
code shown. Follow the instructions on the
website.
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4. Features and functions
• Vandal-proof metal housing
• Tamper alarm
• IP66 protection rating (weatherproof)
• 125 kHz transponder and PIN code access
• 1000 users (990 regular users and 10 guests/visitors)
• One relay output
• Time or toggle operation
• Multi-coloured LED status indicator
5. Safety information
Read the operating instructions carefully and
especially observe the safety information. If
you do not follow the safety information and
information on proper handling in these operating
instructions, we will assume no liability for any
resulting personal injury or damage to property.
Such cases will invalidate the warranty/guarantee.
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a) General information
• This product is not a toy. Keep it out of the reach of
children and pets.
• Do not leave packaging material lying around
carelessly. It may become a dangerous toy for
children.
• Protect the product from extreme temperatures,
direct sunlight, strong jolts, high humidity, moisture,
ammable gases, vapours and solvents.
• Do not place the product under any mechanical
stress.
• If it is no longer possible to operate the product
safely, stop using it and prevent unauthorised use.
Safe operation can no longer be guaranteed if the
product:
- is visibly damaged,
- is no longer working properly,
- has been stored for extended periods in poor
ambient conditions or
- has been subjected to any serious transport-
related stress.
• Handle the product carefully. Jolts, impacts or a fall
even from a low height may damage the product.
• Consult a technician if you are not sure how to use
or connect the product, or if you have concerns
about safety.
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• Maintenance, modications and repairs may only
be carried out by a technician or a specialist repair
centre.
• If you have questions which remain unanswered by
these operating instructions, contact our technical
support service or other technical personnel.
b) Connected devices
• Always observe the safety information and
operating instructions of any other devices which
are connected to the product.
c) Persons and product
• Never pour any liquids over electrical devices or
put objects lled with liquid next to the device. If
liquid or an object does get inside the device, power
down the respective socket (e.g. switch off the
circuit breaker), and then remove the mains plug
from the mains socket. Discontinue use and take
the product to a specialist repair centre.
• Never use the product immediately after it has
been taken from a cold room into to a warm one.
This may cause condensation to form, which can
destroy the product. Allow the product to reach
room temperature before connecting it and putting
it into use. This may take several hours.
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• The relay switch contact has a maximum contact
rating of 24 V/DC, 2 A. It may never be used with
a higher voltage, other type of voltage (e.g. mains
voltage) or high currents. This may cause a fatal
electric shock!
6. Product overview
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2
1 Keypad
2 LED indicator (red and
green)
3 Housing (with sensor
surface)
4 Locking screw (inset)
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7. Installation and connection
a) Installation
Ensure that the connection cables are not kinked or
squashed. This can cause malfunctions, short circuits
and device defects. Do not connect the cables when
the product is connected to a power supply.
• Remove the upper part of the housing with the user
transponder sensor from the mounting plate. To do this,
unscrew the locking screw (4) on the bottom with the hex key
provided, and then remove the upper part of the housing.
• Use the mounting plate as a template; place it vertically on the
mounting surface and mark the two xing holes.
• Drill the holes and, depending on the mounting surface, insert
the dowels (included). On wood or metal surfaces, the dowels
are not required.
Use the xing screws, and if necessary, the dowels
provided to secure the housing (when securing to
walls). Ensure that no cables or wires are damaged
when drilling holes or tightening screws.
• Hang the mounting plate on the wall. The connection cable
should be fed through the cable feed in the middle of the rear
panel.
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• Connect the product to the screw terminals. For more
information, refer to section 8 "a) Connection".
• Wire the connection cables according to the following circuit
examples. Ensure that there is suitable insulation (e.g. heat
shrink tubing).
• A protective diode is included for connecting a door opener.
This protects the code lock from damage caused by voltage
peaks.
• Pay attention to the correct polarity. Refer to following
connection examples (the white ring on the protective diode
must point in the direction of the positive terminal/+ when
connecting).
Caution! Never switch the mains voltage via the
potential-free changeover contact! This may cause
a fatal electric shock! Refer to the "Technical data"
section for information on the permissible contact
rating.
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Use suitable cables with different colours. Note the
colours and store this information together with these
instructions. When connecting the cables, pay attention
to the correct polarity (plus/+ and minus/-).
• Attach the code lock to the mounting plate. Ensure that the
cables are not pinched. The code lock can be xed to the
mounting plate using the xing screw (4) on the bottom. Use
the hex key provided, which is designed for the xing screw.
8. Connection cable
Colour Function
Yellow Connection for the opening button
Red Positive (9–18 V/DV regulated)
Black Negative pole ground connection (GND)
White Normally open contact (NO) for fail-safe relay
operation
Brown COM contact of the relay
Green Normally closed (NC) for fail-secure relay
operation
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Connection for operating voltage (wires: Red + black)
The power supply (9-18 V/DC) must be connected here. Pay
attention to the correct polarity. The code lock requires a current
of max. 80 mA. It also requires a current for the relay output (up
to 2 A).
Potential-free changeover contact (wires: white + brown
+green)
The potential-free changeover contact (see "Technical data"
section for contact rating) is activated in the event of a successful
access attempt (correct transponder or user PIN code). The
switch-on duration can be programmed (max. 99 seconds).
Toggle operation is also possible.
Input for separate door opener button (yellow wire)
The potential-free changeover contact can be activated by
pressing a button (NO contact). For example, it can be used for
manual activation of a door opener. If you need to connect more
than one button, connect them in parallel.
a) Connection
• Connect the connection cables to the corresponding screw
terminals on the back of the code lock. Two circuit examples
are shown in section "b) Circuit diagrams".
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• A direct voltage of up to 18 V must be used for the power
supply. The DC voltage must be located at the place of
installation (e.g. bell transformer or plug-in power supply
unit). When using a DC voltage, ensure that the cables are
connected in the correct polarity (observe the positive/+ and
negative/- signs).
Never connect a mains voltage here! Risk of fatal
electric shock!
• The "OPEN" and "COM" screw terminals can be used to
connect a door opener, which can be placed inside the room
next to the door. You can also connect additional buttons for
other door openers in parallel.
• Always connect the earth, as this prevents electrostatic
discharge (ESD) or interference that may cause the code lock
to malfunction.
• The diode should be connected as close as possible to the
N.O. contacts. This prevents a current from being generated
in the N.O contact coil due to mutual induction, which may
damage the code lock.
• Place the code lock on the lower section when you have
nished with the connections. Ensure that the cables are not
squashed, and check that they have not become detached
from the screw terminals.
• If necessary, use cable ties to fasten and organize the cables.
• Turn on the power supply. The red LED indicator (standby) will
turn on.
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b) Circuit diagrams
Special power supply for access control systems:
Power adapter
Opening button
Fail secure or
Fail safe
Yellow
Red
Black
White
Brown
Green
Lock
Power supply via standard power adapter
Fail secure or
Fail safe Lock
Standard power adapter
Opening key Power adapter
Yellow
Red
Black
White
Brown
Green
A diode (1N4004) must be installed when using a
standard power adapter for the relay and code lock,
otherwise the code lock may be damaged.
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c) Door opener design
The code lock can be used with fail-safe or fail-secure door
openers. Pay attention to the following during the connection
process:
- "Fail-secure" door openers: Fail-secure door openers
release the latch when the power supply delivers a voltage
(standard door opener type).
- "Fail-safe" door openers: Fail-safe door openers release
the latch when the power supply stops delivering a voltage
(non-standard door opener type, used for emergency exit
doors so that the door opens in the event of a power cut).
The connection steps for this code lock depend on the
type of door opener you wish to use. Refer to section
"b) Circuit diagrams" for information on which contacts
the door opener should be connected to.
Check which type of door opener you wish to use. Afail-
secure door opener requires relatively high currents for
short periods in order to open the door and is therefore
not designed to be subjected to continuous loads.
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9. Operation
a) Code lock
• After completing the installation and connection process,
switch on the operating voltage.
• The code lock will emit a short beep. The LED indicator on the
top of the code lock will be bright red.
10. Programming
a) General information
Program the code lock at the installation location/
before mounting to reduce the installation time.
Do not disconnect the code lock from the power supply during
programming. This may result in memory errors and corrupt the
existing data/settings. Note the following important information:
• The master code is required to enter programming mode. By
default, the master code is "123456".
• Each user can be assigned a specic user ID (this is a
number from 0 to 989, without "0" at the beginning). The
adding and saving of transponders or user PIN codes is also
possible without entering a user ID (the code lock assigns
it automatically). In this case, however, a specic user can
only be deleted if their user PIN code or transponder is still
available.
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• We therefore recommend that you also assign a user ID for
each user PIN code and transponder that you want to add to
the code lock.
• The user ID should be recorded in a list together with
other data (employee name, access via user PIN code or
transponder).
• Some of the 1000 available user IDs are reserved for
special functions: e.g. . These are designed for
linking user PIN codes with transponders in order to ensure
maximum security and combine both codes.
• User PIN codes and user transponders can be saved to
specic user IDs.
• Any standard EM transponder which works with a transponder
frequency of 125 kHz can be used as a transponder.
b) Entering/exiting programming mode
To enter programming mode, you need to enter the master code
using the keypad. By default (default factory settings or after a
reset), the master code is "123456".
In the following programming examples, "123456" is
used as a master code.
Change the master code as soon as possible – no later
than when you have nished the programming steps.
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