Tador CD-200 User manual

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CD-200
CD-200-AV
Installation Guide
● Access Control for Private Houses – 2 Wires Conn.
● Codeline CD-200 – Surface Mount
● Codeline CD-200-AV – lush Mount
● Adapter AR-200 – Surface Mount
Tador Technologies LTD
Amagshimim 18,
Qiriat Matalon Petach Tikva,
49170
Israel
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.tador.net
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General:
The CD-200-SET system is an access control system for private houses.
The system includes an entrance encoder "CD-200" and a telephone line
adapter unit.
The system enables speaking with visitor who is waiting at the door or the
entrance gate, using any telephone in the house including wireless.
The electric entrance locks can be released from remote.
Authorized family member can release the lock by entering an access code.
Two different entrance doors can be controlled by one adapter.
It is possible to install 2 panels or 2 encoders or combination.
No need to install intercom handset.
Optional bypass pushbutton enables easy door opening from the inside.
The device is environment resistant.
Features:
- Special ring on the telephones when the call coming from the panel on the entrance.
- Controlling two door panels (main and secondary) and two electric locks.
- Holding a call on hold with background music.
- Does not interfere telephone calls and telephone services as: call waiting, voice mail…
- Enables leaving messages on the answering machine if used.
- Programmable opening times.
- Can store up to 98 different access codes.
- The AR-200 adapter can be fitted to most of the domestic telephone exchanges.
Specifications:
Operating voltage: 12VAC 1000mA Color: silver or bronze
Code length: 2-6 digits Opening time: 1-9 seconds
Controlling electric or magnetic lock
(Normally open or normally closed)
Dimensions:
"CD-200" Panel (surface mount installation
only): 6-3/16"H x 3-12/16"W x 1-12/16"D
"CD-200-AV" Panel:
Face plate: 8.5"H x 4.63"W x 1.25"D
Back box: 7.5"H x 4"W x 1.25"D
Installation the adapter:
Setting the jumpers
Before installing the adapter, the adapter’s jumpers should be set according to the installation and the
type of the lock.
Jumpers JP4 and JP5 are located on the front of the adapter below the terminals’ row.
The adapter can be connected to telephone line or telephone exchange with special intercom line.
Jumper and use open closed
P4 – using of dialing
line
using of dialing line Operating without dialing line. or telephone
exchanges with special intercom line
Jumper and use Jumper on 1-2 and another on 3-4 Jumper on 2-3 (default)
P5 – lock control 12VAC voltage to the electric locks Dry contacts to the electric
locks.
*Recommended state.
Choose the installation location according to the following conditions (the communication box is the
most appropriate):
a. Shaded place, water and high humidity resistant.
b. Close to power socket.
c. Close to the main telephone line coming to the house, not regular telephone socket.
d. Installing near electric, cables, antenna tubing should be avoided.
Before the installation verify that the line is not ADSL.
In case of ADSL line, a splitter should be placed before the adapter. the splitter’s telephone outlet
should be connected to the LINE in the adapter. And the ADSL outlet should be routed to the computer.

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Remark: in order to install DR-200 panel instead or in addition to the CD-200 refer to
"DR-200-SET: Adapter and panel user guide".
Connect the following wires to the adapter’s terminals. You can assist the attached diagram on page 4.
1,2. 12VAC – verify the power supply is not connected to the power outlet. Pair of wires from the
power supply can be connected to these terminals or using a plug can be connected to the
socket near these terminals. The polarity is not significant.
Even if you use the socket, you can still draw voltage from the 12VAC terminals.
3. PANEL1 – pair of wires from the LINE terminals of the CD-200 encoder located near the main door.
4. DOOR1 – control over the main door’s lock. Pair of wires from REX terminals of the CD-200 encoder
located near the main door.
5. PANEL2 - pair of wires from the entrance panel located near the secondary door (if installed).
6. DOOR2 - control over the secondary door’s lock (if installed) Pair of wires from REX terminals of the
CD-200 encoder located near the secondary door.
Telephone line connection:
Attention: the adapter is located between the main telephone line coming to the house and the
telephone lines in the house.
Verify jumper JP4 is not set.
If there is not a communication box, the main telephone line coming to the house should be cut and
connected as described:
7. PHONE – pair of wires to the telephones in the house.
8. LINE – pair of wires, telephone line coming to the house.
Installing bypass pushbutton
Connect the pushbutton's wires to the CD-200's REX terminals, in addition to the wires already
connected from the adapter.
The opening time from pushbutton can be programmed and be different than the keyboard's time.
Installing the CD-200
According to the door lock type,3 pins Jumper J3 should be set
Desirable RLY state when entering valid code
umper 3
Close circuit (Normally open) for electric lock Jumper on 2 left pins (default state)
Open circuit (Normally close) for magnetic lock Jumper on 2 right pins
Using Phillips screw driver open the 4 top cover’s screws, carefully pull up the panel.
Using a screw driver, expose the 4 covered insulations bores and the round wires bore.
Attach the base of the panel to the wall.
Using a pencil mark the 4 fixing points and drill them.
Route the wires through the round bore in the base of the panel.
Using 4 screws install the base to the wall.
Connect the wires coming from the adapter as follows:
the polarity of the wires is non significant.
12VAC – power supply to the CD-200. Pair of wires from the adapter's 12VAC terminals.
REX – pair of wires for the first CD-200 from DOOR1 terminals. Or to the second CD-200
from DOOR2.
LINE – pair of wires for the first CD-200 from PANEL1 terminals. Or to the second CD-200
from PANEL2.
RLY – electric lock connection. irst wire from the lock to one of RLY terminals. Second wire
from the lock to one of 12VAC terminals. A single wire from the second 12VAC
terminal to the second RLY terminal.
Reassemble the panel over the base.
Attach the top cover to the base using the 4 screws.
Indication lights in the adapter
Red light – illuminates constantly, indicating there is power supply to the adapter.
Green light:
When turning on the unit – will blink for 2 seconds, indicates correctly initiate.
When calling from one of the panels – flashes in the rhythm of the ringing.

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When speaking with the panel – illuminates constantly.
When no conversation – turned off.
Microphone and speaker volume adjustments
The CD-200 unit leaves the manufacturer site adjusted.
Sometimes because of the location (opened or closed space), acoustical problems occur.
If the panel’s speaker sound level is too high or low, gently rotate the panel’s internal SP
potentiometer.
If the sound level of the panel in the telephones is too high or low, gently rotate the panel’s
internal MIC potentiometer.
AR-200 Adapter Electrical Drawing

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Programming:
100 memory cells up to 6 digits long each one, available.
Cell 00 is used for door opening times values storage.
Cell 99 is used for programming code value storage.
The cells from 01 to cell 70 are used for different access codes values storage.
Code length is minimum 2 digits and ,maximum 8 digits. (programming code is a 6 digits
only, and recommended access code is 4 digits)
Programming code, access codes and opening times values are programmable via the
keyboard.
Programming mode: in order to store new access code, set opening times or changing the
programming code, you should enter to the Programming mode.
After clicking the valid programming code (manufacturer code if not changed is ⇒123456
confirm with*) the green led is blinking, now you can do the required programming as
described in the following examples. When finished you can enter more access codes or exit
this mode to the regular state by pressing ֠
֠֠
֠ .
Each key stroke is followed by a Beep sound, entering a false code or invalid pressing is
followed by a “Beeeep” sound sequence. Entering a valid sequence to memory cell is followed
by a long terraced sound.
Examples:
Storing a new access code
Enter the programming code: if not changed is: 123456 confirm with *, the green led will
blink.
now the following sequence should be entered: memory cell number (2 digits), access code
(2-6 digits), confirm with *. To finish press: ֠
֠֠
֠ .
You can add more access codes in cells 01-70 in the same way.
-to use the access code: press the access code followed by *.
or example storing the code 9124 in cell number:01.
Press: 123456 *, 01 then 9124 confirm with *.
To finish press: ֠
֠֠
֠ .
Changing the programming code
Enter the programming code: if not changed is: 123456 confirm with *, the green led will
blink.
now the following sequence should be entered: memory cell number 99 , new programming
code (must be 6 digits), then confirm with *.
Now you can add access codes in cells 01-70 as described or exit.
To finish press: ֠
֠֠
֠ .
or example changing the programming code to: 649731.
Press: 123456 *, 99 then 649731 ,confirm with *.
To finish press: ֠
֠֠
֠ .
You should keep this code because this is the only way to enter the programming
mode!
Back to Initial status – default
Using an internal jumper the initial programming code can be restored. The access codes will
not be changed.
Turn the power off. Dismount the panel. Install a jumper on upper 2 pins labeled: DEF turn
on the power, a long terraced sound voiced for confirmation.
Turn off the power and move the jumper to 2 pins below. Reinstall the panel.
The CD-200 returns to normal condition. The Programming code now is: 123456 *.
Canceling an access code
A particular access code could be cancel if its memory cell location is known.
Enter the programming code: if not changed is: 123456 *, the green led will blink.

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now the following sequence should be entered: memory cell number to cancel(2 digits), and
֠
֠֠
֠ ֠
֠֠
֠ confirm with *.
or example: canceling the code stored in cell number 01:
press the following sequence: ⇒123456 *, 01 *.
To finish press: ֠
֠֠
֠ .
Setting opening times values
A different opening time value can be set to opening via the keyboard and via the optional
bypass pushbutton.
The times values are from 1 second till 9 seconds.
Enter the programming code: if not changed is: 123456 *, the green led will blink.
now the following sequence should be entered: memory cell number 00, opening time via
keyboard (1 digit) followed by opening time via bypass pushbutton (1 digit). Confirm with *.
To finish press: ֠
֠֠
֠ .
Remark: when setting the keyboard opening time, a value to the bypass pushbutton must be
set also, even if not installed.
or example setting the keyboard opening time to 5 sec. And pushbutton to 7 sec.
Press: 123456 *,00 then 5 then 7 confirm with *. To finish press: ֠
֠֠
֠ .
Summery and examples
Programming option execution default
Entering programming code ⇒ 123456 *
Changing programming code
or example: new code 777456
Enter programming code, *
⇒ 99-777456 * ֠
֠֠
֠
123456
Storing a new access code
or example: cell number 01
access code: 2040
Enter programming code, *
⇒ 01-2040 * ֠
֠֠
֠
All the cells are empty
(not 0)
Canceling access code stored in
cell number 01
Enter programming code, *
⇒ 01 * ֠
֠֠
֠
Setting opening time from
keyboard to 2 seconds and from
bypass pushbutton to 5 seconds
Enter programming code, *
⇒ 00-25 * ֠
֠֠
֠
3 seconds from
keyboard,
3 seconds from bypass
pushbutton

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Operation
Calling at the door
Press the Bell ֠
֠֠
֠ . A short tune will be sound, wait for vocal answer. If authorized, the lock will
buzz for 3 seconds, and you may enter.
Opening the lock using the keyboard
Enter the access code confirm with *.
The lock will be open for the time value it was programmed.
Each key stroke is followed by a Beep sound, entering a false code or invalid pressing is
followed by a “Beeeep” sound sequence.
When exit the secured area press the bypass pushbutton, the lock will be open for the
programmed time value (could be set to different value than entering).
Answering a call from the gate using one of the telephones
When a ringing call is heard from the telephones (in a different rhythm than usual), pick up
the handset.
If the ringing was : long Beep followed by a short one – the call is from the main door.
If the ringing was : short Beep followed by a long one – the call is from the secondary door.
Speak with the visitor. After one minute the call will be disconnected.
To open the door – press “1”. The lock will be released for 3 seconds.
To disconnect the call with out opening the door - press “0”.
Answering a call from the gate while speaking in the telephone
If a signal is heard in the handset while speaking in it, answer the call by pressing on “7” and
then “*”. The telephone call will be held on with background music.
Speak with the visitor, identify from which gate the call is coming from.
To open the door – press “1”. The telephone conversation will be back to you.
To return to the telephone call with out opening the door - press “0”.
Calling the panel from the house
Pick up the handset. Press on “7” and then “*”. To switch between the doors press “*”.
Speak with the visitor.
To open the door – press “1”. The lock will be released for 3 seconds. And the call will be
disconnected.
To disconnect the call with out opening the door - press “0”.