urmet domus FDI Transit GB-100-020 User manual

INSTALLATION GUIDE
CONTENT
INTRODUCTION:
CERTIFICATION AND WARRANTY.....................................................................................
SYSTEM OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................
TECHNICALFEATURES.......................................................................................................
OPERATING PRINCIPLES....................................................................................................
IN WHICH CONFIGURATION DO YOU USE TRANSIT ?............................................................
CONFIGURATION N°1.......................................................................................................
CONFIGURATION N°2.......................................................................................................
CONFIGURATION N°3.......................................................................................................
CONFIGURATION N°4.......................................................................................................
CONTROLLER PARAMETERS PROGRAMMATION...............................................................
WIRING FOR DOOR CONTROL............................................................................................
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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Declaration of conformity:
FDI Matelec certifies that Transit complies with the requirements of the European Community Directive: R&TTE
99/5/CE.
Assessment of the product’s compliance with requirements based on the following standards:
Regarding short range devices: ETS300683 (1997)
Regarding radio emission: ETS300330-2 (1994)
Regarding the safety of IT equipment: EN60950 (2000)
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Transit is a dual technology door opener system. It controls the opening of one or two electrical locks with
proximity keys or dual technology keys.
Up to 500 proximity or dual technology keys for Transit 500 and up to 999 proximity or dual technology keys for
Transit 999 can be programmed to open one or two locks.
Each key can be stored on several units.
The key resident code cannot be accessed.
The system consists of the following parts:
SPARE PARTS FOR TRANSIT 500
GB-100-020 TRANSIT 500 KEYS WITHOUT RF433
FD-020-080 TRANSIT INT. MULLION READER
FD-020-084 VANDAL RESISTANT READER
FD-010-012 PROXIMITY KEYS
FD-010-070 PROXIMITY CARDS
FD-100-025 MEMORY BACK-UP
SPARE PARTS FOR TRANSIT 999 ONLY
GB-100-021 TRANSIT 999 KEYS WITH RF433
FD-020-080 TRANSIT INT. MULLION READER
FD-020-084 VANDAL RESISTANT READER
FD-010-015 COMBINED PROX/RF
KEY
FD-010-012 PROXIMITY KEYS
FD-010-070 PROXIMITY CARDS
FD-100-025 MEMORY BACK-UP
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
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Technical specification
Power supply voltage: 12VDC or 12 VAC-5VA
Intake: 400mA max
Door opener contact:
Type of contact: C, NC, NO
Max switching voltage: 30V
Max switching current: 2.5A
Max load: 40VA/25W
Timing: 0-99 seconds
Operating temperature: From -20°C to +70°C
Unit housing: ABS VO flame-proof
The unit can be wall-fitted with four O 4mm bolts, or with a
35mm DIN bar (10 DIN modules).
TECHNICAL FEATURE
Influence of RF antenna
CABLE LENGTH DISTANCE
Without antenna 35 m
0 to 2m coaxial 50 70 m
2 to 10m coaxial 50 50 m
10 to 20m coaxial 50 35 m
More than 20m of cable less than 35m
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1. Way for wires
2. Buttons for programming
3. 3 digit display
4. Programming reader
5. Fixing holes
6. DIN rail fixing
7. Power Supply terminals
8. Door 1 terminals: proximity
reader, pushbutton and relay
9. Door 2 terminals: proximity
reader, pushbutton and relay
10. Antenna terminals
11. Back-up memory
12. Protection cover
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General information
The unit presents a three digit, three dot display with three programming buttons, a backup memory, a
connection terminal board, a built-in reader for key programming and an instrument for measuring RF
perturbation
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TECHNICAL FEATURES
Door 1 status:
- In Stand-by: indicates the presence of a
proximity reader connected to door 1
- In programming mode: indicates access
authorisation for door 1
- In operation: indicates the door opening
by a code
Door 2 status:
- In Stand-by: indicates the presence of a
proximity reader connected to door 1
- In programming mode: indicates access
authorisation for door 2
- In operation: indicates the door opening
by a code
Power Supply status:
- Dot on: correct power supply
- Dot off: insufficient power supply
- Dot flashing: high power supply
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1112131415161718 19 20
RF Antenna 433MHz
in option
L+ L- LD L+ L- LD
C NC NO
Relay
Door 1
Door 1
Exit PB
Door 2
Exit PB
C NC NO
Relay
Door 1
PSU
Wiring
Display details
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OPERATING PRINCIPLES
1. Operation
You have a bi-technologie unit capable of controlling two accesses. For example: a car-park gate and a building access door.
To control the doors, you can use the combined proximity and RF keys or the proximity keys. The remote control receiver is
integrated in the unit. If you use only the remote control, you do not need an external receiver. To use the proximity key, you
must use an external reader. You can combine the use of the remote control and the proximity key.
2.Back-up memory
The unit is supplied with a backup memory. When you have completed the programming, you can use it to keep a copy of
your work.
Later, if you need to reintroduce this programming in the unit, you can use the copy in the backup memory.
3. Power on
When powered, the unit displays the version number (Version 500 or Version 999) and tests the power supply. If the power
supply is correct, the central dot lights up. If the power supply voltage is too low, the dot remains unlit. If the voltage is too
high, the central dot flashes. The right and left dot indicates whether the reader is connected to the unit.
4. Programming
For programming, you have three keys , , and a three character display. The and keys are generally used
for scrolling or for selecting options. The key is generally used for validating a choice or for erasing when it is held for
one second.
5.Access Authorization
The numbers 01 to 500 or 01 to 999 depending on the version correspond to ‘locations’ in which you can store the access
authorisation of a remote control or a proximity key. A code can be authorised on Door 1, Door 2 or both doors.
6.Functions
PASSWORD
Function F1 is used to enter a password to prevent other people from modifying the programming.
STATE OF PUSHBUTTON
Function F2 is used to indicate whether you are using NO or NC (normally open or normally closed) pushbuttons.
LOCK RELEASE TIME
Function F3 is used to indicate the control time of a door (from 1 to 99 seconds)
MEMORY COPY
Function F4 is used to make a copy of the memory.
INTERFERENCE ANALYSIS
Function F5 is used to analyse the unit’s environment and indicate the risk of radio frequency saturation.
7. Normal operation
In normal operation, the display is unlit apart from the central dot which should indicate the power supply. If a proximity
reader is connected to door 1, the left dot should light up. If a proximity reader is connected to door 2, the right dot should be
lit. These dots indicate that the whole unit is operating correctly. If a door is controlled with a code which is in memory, the
position number of this code is displayed together with the right point ot the left point (right point = right door) for example
.480.
If an unknown code is read, the display indicates INC. If a door is controlled with the pushbutton, the display indicates PB1
if it is Door 1 or PB2 if it is Door 2.
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IN WHICH CONFIGURATION DO YOU USE TRANSIT?
Door 1 controlled by channel 1
Door 2 controlled by channel 2
GO TO PAGE N° 8
Door 1 controlled by channel
1
Door 2 controlled by the
proximity key or the proximity
key integrated in the remote
control
GO TO PAGE N°10
Door 1 controlled by the
proximity key or the proximity
key integrated in the remote
control
Door 2 controlled by channel 2
GO TO PAGE N°12
Door 1 and Door 2 controlled
by the proximity key or the
proximity key integrated in the
remote control
GO TO PAGE N°14
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DOOR 1: controlled by channel 1
DOOR 2: controlled by channel 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1112131415161718 19 20
L+ L- LD
Not used
C NC NO L+ L- LD
Not used
C NC NO
Relay
Door 1
Relay
Door 2
Exit PB Exit PB
Power
supply
+ -
RF Antenna 433MHz
in option
Coax cable
50Ohms 10m max
Diameter 6/10
500m max length
Power supply
DC power supply: 12V DC - 0.4 A (acceptable range: 10.8V to 22V)
AC power supply: 12V AC (12V in nominal value and maximum power of 5 VA)
Door 1 controlled by channel 1
Door 2 controlled by channel 2
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DOOR 1: controlled by channel 1
DOOR 2: controlled by channel 2
1. Entering programming Mode
To program the unit, you must first enter in PROGRAMMING mode. In programming mode, the remote controls
are not read and cannot control the doors. The pushbutton operates except during use of functions F4 and F5.
If the unit does not have a password :
Press one of the three programming buttons ., or .The unit displays 00
If the unit has a password :
Enter the password using the three keys. A password is a combination of six pressings on the
keys , , and . For example : , , , , ,
If the password is correct, the unit displays 00 otherwise it displays err followed by two series of digits. Try again
or note these digits and indicate them to your distributor.
You can then use the arrows and to scroll the numbers from 001 to 999 (or 500 depending on the version)
to store the remote controls and from F1 to F5 to modify the unit parameters.
In programming mode, the central point does not indicate the state of the power supply. It is used to indicate that
a code is read on the programming reader.
2. Storing the remote controls
Display a position between 01 and 999 (or 500 depending on the version) using the and keys. (If the
position contains a code, at least one of the points on the left or the right of the display lights up. To modify the
authorisation, press )
Present the remote control on the reading zone on the right of the display. After the code has been read, the
central point lights up. (If the code already exists in the memory, the unit ignores the position you have chosen
and displays the position at which the code is programmed. You can then modify the authorisations).
Use the arrows and to display:
- the point on the left of the display to authorise Channel 1 on door 1,
- the point on the right of the display to authorise Channel 2 on door 2,
- both points to authorise both channels of the remote control.
(If you do not authorise any door, the operation will be cancelled)
Validate with the key .
3. Cancelling a remote control
Display a position between 01 and 999 (or 500 depending on the version) using the and keys.
(If the position contains a code, at least one of the points on the left or the right of the display lights up)
To cancel the code, keep the key pressed for 1 second: the display flashes once and the
points on the right and on the left disappear.
4. Exiting from programming mode
To exit from programming mode, press and simultaneously.
: Exit from programming mode is automatic if no key is pressed for 30 seconds
TO MODIFY THE PARAMETERS OF THE UNIT REFER TO PAGE 16-17
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DOOR 1: controlled by channel 1
DOOR 2: controlled by the proximity
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1112131415161718 19 20
L+ L- LD
Not wired
C NC NO L+ L- LD C NC NO
Relay
Door 1 Relay
Door 2
Door 1
Exit PB Door 2
Exit PB
Power
supply
+ -
RF Antenna 433MHz
in option
Coax cable
50Ohms 10m max
Diameter 6/10
500m max length
DOOR 1: controlled by channel 1
DOOR 2: controlled by the proximity
Diameter 6/10
100m max length
Door 1 controlled by channel
1
Door 2 controlled by the
proximity key or the proximity
key integrated in the remote
control
2
To connect a Fail-Safe or a Fail secure Lock, please refer to page 18
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DOOR 1: controlled by channel 1
DOOR 2: controlled by the proximity
1. Entering programming Mode
To program the unit, you must first enter PROGRAMMING mode. In programming mode the keys and remote
controls are not read and cannot control the doors. The pushbutton operates except during use of functions F4
and F5.
If the unit does not have a password :
Press one of the three programming buttons , or . The unit displays 00
If the unit has a password :
Enter the password using the three keys. A password is a combination of six pressings on the keys , and
. For example : , , , , , .
If the password is correct, the unit displays 00 otherwise it displays err followed by two series of digits. Try again
or note these digits to indicate them to your distributor.
You can then use the arrows and to scroll the numbers from 001 to 999 (or 500 depending on the version)
to store the keys and remote controls and from F1 to F5 to modify the parameters of the unit.
In programming mode, the central point does not indicate the state of the power supply. It is used to indicate that
a code is read on the programming reader
2. Storing the remote controls
Display a position 01 and 999 (or 500 depending on the version) using the and keys. (If the position contains
a code, at least one of the points on the left or the right of the display lights up. To modify the authorisation,
press )
Present the remote control or the proximity key on the reading zone on the right of the readout. After the code
has been read, the central point lights up. (If the code already exists in the memory, the unit ignores the position
you have chosen and displays the position at which the code is programmed. You can then modify the authori-
sations).
Use the arrows and to display:
- the point to the left of the readout to authorise Channel 1 on door 1,
- the point to the right of the readout to authorise the Proximity on door 2,
- both points to authorise Channel 1 of the remote control on Door 1and its integrated proximity key on Door 2.
(If you do not authorise any door, the operation will be cancelled)
Validate with the key .
CAUTION : Channel 2 of the remote control cannot be authorised in this configuration. Channel 1 can
control Door 1 and the proximity key integrated in the remote control or the proximity key can control Door 2.
3. Cancelling a remote control
Display a position between 01 and 999 (or 500 depending on the version) using the arrows and .
(If the position contains a code, at least one of the points on the left or the right of the display lights up)
To cancel the code, keep the key pressed for 1 second: the display flashes once and the
points on the right and the left disappear.
4. Exiting from programming mode
To exit from programming mode, press and simultaneously.
CAUTION : Exit from programming mode is automatic if no key is pressed for 30 seconds
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DOOR 1: controlled by the proximity
DOOR 2: controlled by Channel 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1112131415161718 19 20
L+ L- LD C NC NO L+ L- LD
Not wired
C NC NO
Relay
Door 1
Relay
Door 2
Door 1
Exit PB
Door 2
Exit PB
Power
supply
+ -
RF Antenna 433MHz
in option
Coax cable
50Ohms 10m max
Diameter 6/10
500m max length
Diameter 6/10
100m max length
Door 1 controlled by the
proximity key or the proximity
key integrated in the remote
control
Door 2 controlled by channel 2
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To connect a Fail-Safe or a Fail secure Lock, please refer to page 18
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DOOR 1: controlled by the proximity
DOOR 2: controlled by Channel 2
1. Entering programming Mode
To program the unit, you must first enter PROGRAMMING mode. In programming mode the keys and remote
controls are not read and cannot control the doors. The pushbutton operates except during use of functions F4
and F5.
If the unit does not have a password :
Press one of the three keys. The unit displays 00
If the unit has a password :
Enter the password using the three keys. A password is a combination of six pressings on the keys , and
. For example : , , , , ,
If the password is correct, the unit displays 00 otherwise it displays err followed by two series of digits. Try again
or note these digits and indicate them too your distributor.
You can then use the arrows and to scroll the numbers from 01 to 999 (or 500 depending on the version)
to store the keys and remote controls and from F1 to F5 to modify the parameters of the unit.
In programming mode, the central point does not indicate the state of the power supply. It is used to indicate that
a code is read on the programming reader.
2. Storing the remote controls
Display a position between 01 and 999 (or 500 depending on the version) using the and keys. (If the
position contains a code, at least one of the points on the left or the right of the display lights up. To modify the
authorisation, press ))
Present the remote control or the proximity key on the reading zone on the right of the readout. After the code
has been read, the central point lights up. (If the code already exists in the memory, the unit ignores the position
you have chosen and displays the position at which the code is programmed. You can then modify the authori-
sations).
Use the arrows and to display:
- the point to the left of the readout to authorise the Proximity on door 1,
- the point to the right of the readout to authorise Channel 2 on door 2,
- both points to authorise the Proximity of the remote control on Door 1
and Channel 2 of the remote control on Door 2.
(If you do not authorise any door, the operation will be cancelled)
Validate with the key .
CAUTION : Channel 1 of the remote control cannot be authorised in this configuration. Channel 2 can control
Door 2 and the proximity key integrated in the remote control or the proximity key can control Door 1.
3. Cancelling a remote control
Display a position between 01 and 999 (or 500 depending on the version) using the arrows and .
(If the position contains a code, at least one of the points on the left or the right of the display lights up)
To cancel the code, keep the key pressed for 1 second: the display flashes once and the points on the right
and the left disappear.
4. Exiting from programming mode
To exit from programming mode, press and simultaneously.
CAUTION : Exit from programming mode is automatic if no key is pressed for 30 seconds..
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DOOR 1: controlled by the proximity
DOOR 2: controlled by the proximity
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1112131415161718 19 20
L+ L- LD C NC NO L+ L- LD C NC NO
Relay
Door 1
Relay
Door 2
Door 1
Exit PB Door 2
Exit PB
Power
supply
+ -
Diameter 6/10
500m max length
Diameter 6/10
100m max length Diameter 6/10
100m max length
Not connected
Door 1 and Door 2 controlled
by the proximity key or the
proximity key integrated in the
remote control
4
To connect a Fail-Safe or a Fail secure Lock, please refer to page 18
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DOOR 1: controlled by the proximity
DOOR 2: controlled by the proximity
1. Entering programming Mode
To program the unit, you must first enter PROGRAMMING mode. In programming mode the keys are not read and
cannot control the doors. The pushbutton operates except during use of functions F4 and F5.
If the unit does not have a password :
Press one of the three keys. The unit displays 00
If the unit has a password :
Enter the password using the three keys. A password is a combination of six pressings on the keys , and
. For example : , , , , ,
If the password is correct, the unit displays 00 otherwise it displays err followed by two series of digits. Try again
or note these digits and indicate them too your distributor.
You can then use the arrows and to scroll the numbers from 01 to 999 (or 500 depending on the version)
to store the keys and remote controls and from F1 to F5 to modify the parameters of the unit.
In programming mode, the central point does not indicate the state of the power supply. It is used to indicate that
a code is read on the programming reader.
2. Storing the remote controls
Display a position between 01 and 999 (or 500 depending on the version) using the and keys. (If the
position contains a code, at least one of the points on the left or the right of the display lights up. To modify the
authorisation, press ))
Present the proximity key on the reading zone on the right of the display. After the code has been read, the cen-
tral point lights up. (If the code already exists in the memory, the unit ignores the position you have chosen and
displays the position at which the code is programmed. You can then modify the authorisations).
Use the arrows and to display:
- the point to the left of the readout to authorise the proximity key on door 1,
- the point to the right of the readout to authorise the proximity key on door 2,
- both points to authorise the proximity key on door 1 and door 2.
(If you do not authorise any door, the operation will be cancelled)
Validate with the key .
3. Cancelling a remote control
Display a position between 01 and 999 (or 500 depending on the version) using the arrows and .
(If the position contains a code, at least one of the points on the left or the right of the display lights up)
To cancel the code, keep the key pressed for 1 second: the display flashes once and the points on the right
and the left disappear.
4. Exiting from programming mode
To exit from programming mode, press and simultaneously.
CAUTION : Exit from programming mode is automatic if no key is pressed for 30 seconds.
TO MODIFY THE PARAMETERS OF THE UNIT REFER TO PAGE 16-17
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PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER PARAMETERS
CAUTION: DURING PROGRAMMING,THE KEYS AND REMOTE
CONTROLS ARE NOT READ AND CANNOT OPEN THE DOORS. IN ADDITION,
WHEN YOU USE FUNCTION F4 OR FUNCTION F5,THE PUSHBUTTON
CANNOT CONTROL THE DOOR.
1. Function F1: Password
Enter a password in the controller :
Enter programming mode. Display function F1 using and keys
Validate with the key : the indication F1 disappears and COD is displayed.
Enter a combination of 6 keys using , and . For example : , , , , ,
The indication COD begins to flash.
Confirm the password by entring the same combination again. If the confirmation is correct your
password is validated; the unit displays F1 Otherwise the readout indicates err and the unit automa-
tically goes to the position 00 . In this case, the old password remains valid.
Delete a password: ( To modify a password, you must know the existing password )
Enter programming mode. Display function F1 using and keys
Hold the key pressed down for 1 second : the display flashes once and the password is deleted.
2. Function F2: State of Pushbutton entries
Enter programming mode. Display function F2 using and keys, then validate with the key
The readout then indicates the state of the pushbutton of door 1 : for example NO means that the
state of the pushbutton of door 1 is NO ( Normally open ).
To display the state of the other entry, use and keys.
To modify the state of the selected entry, press the key : The number of the entry then remains
displayed while the state NO or NC flashes.
To change the state, use and keys. To validate the state use the key : The display
indicates F2 again.
Meaning of display indications in function F2 :
1NO: State of pushbutton of door 1 : Normally Open
1NC: State of pushbutton of door 1 : Normally Closed
2NO: State of pushbutton of door 2 : Normally Open
2NC: State of pushbutton of door 2 : Normally Closed
PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER PARAMETERS
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PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER PARAMETERS
3. Function F3: Relay timeout
Enter programming mode. Display function F3 using and keys, then validate with the key
The display then indicates the number and the lock time release of door 1: for example 103 means
that the relay of door 1 is controlled for three seconds. 201 means that the relay of door 2 is
controlled for one second.
To move on to the lock release time of the other door, use and keys.
After choosing a door, press the key: The number of the door remains displayed while the
release time flashes. To change the value, use the and keys
To validate the release time use the key: The display indicates F3 again.
CAUTION: The lock release time can be programmed from 01 to 99 seconds. When timeout 00
is programmed, the relay of the door operates in bi-stable mode. This mode functions only with the
radio frequency receiver. In this mode, in the event of a power supply failure, the relay of the
door will be deactivated. When the power supply is restored, the relay returns to the status it had
before the power failure.
4. Function F4: copy on back-up memory
Enter programming mode. To save the unit memory, connect the backup memory to its location.
Display function F4 using and keys then validate using the key. If the memory is a 2KS
(500 keys version), a message DIF advise that only the 500 first keys will be copied. The display
indicates 1-2 which means a copy of the main memory to the backup memory ( SAVE DATA).
You can switch between 1-2 and 2-1 using and keys.
The display 2-1 means a copy of the backup memory to the main memory (RESTORE DATA)
During copying, the display will indicate COP and at the end of the copy the readout indicates F4 if
the copy has been made correctly or err if an error has been detected in copying.
CAUTION : During copying, it is impossible to control the door: the keys and remote controls
are not read and the pushbuttons do not operate.
5. Function F5: test de level of RF interference
Enter programming mode. Display function F5 using and keys then validate using the
key.
The display indicates --- during the analysis. The analysis will last 30 seconds. At the end of the
analysis, the display indicates a value between 0 and 99 corresponding to the level of saturation of
the radio frequency receiver.
If the readout indicates a figure between 0 and 30: it means very good radio reception
30 and 50: it means good reception
50 and 75: it means poor reception
75 and 100: it means bad reception condition
CAUTION : During the analysis, control of the doors is impossible: the keys and remote controls
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WIRING FOR DOOR CONTROL
Controlling a Gate automation (an Open or Closed dry contact is sufficient)
Controlling a fail-secure lock
A fail-secure lock (or power to lock) requires a permanent power supply to keep the door
locked. For instance in the event of power failure the door would become unlocked.
Door 1:
Terminal n°8: common
Terminal n°10: work
Door 2:
Terminal n°16: common
Terminal n°18: work
Controller
WORK
COMMON
Protecting
diode
cathode
+12V-
DC
Fail-Secure
Lock
In case of alternative current power supply, use a variable resistor instead of a diode.
Use a power supply suitable for the fail-safe lock
We strongly recommend using a separate power supply for the unit and the magnetic lock.
Door 1:
Terminal n°8: common
Terminal n°10: work
Door 2:
Terminal n°16: common
Terminal n°18: work
Controller
WORK
COMMON
Door 1:
Terminal n°8: common
Terminal n°9: idle
Door 2:
Terminal n°16: common
Terminal n°17: idle
Controller
IDLE
COMMON
Gate
automated
system
Gate
automated
system
If you need an NO (Normally Open) contact
If you need an NC (Normally Closed) contact
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WIRING FOR DOOR CONTROL WIRING FOR DOOR CONTROL
Controlling a magnetic fail-safe lock
Door 1:
Terminal n°8: common
Terminal n°9: idle
Door 2:
Terminal n°16: common
Terminal n°17: idle
Controller
IDLE
COMMON
Protecting
diode
cathode
+12V-
DC
Fail-Safe
Lock
Use a power supply suitable for the magnetic lock
We strongly recommend using a separate power supply for the unit and the magnetic lock.
A fail-safe lock (or power to lock) requires a permanent power supply to keep the door locked.
For instance in the event of power failure the door would become unlocked.
Controlling a fail-safe lock
Door 1:
Terminal n°8: common
Terminal n°9: idle
Door 2:
Terminal n°16: common
Terminal n°17: idle
Controller
IDLE
COMMON
Protecting
diode
cathode
+12V-
DC
Fail-Safe
Lock
Use a power supply suitable for the fail-secure lock
We strongly recommend using a separate power supply for the unit and the lock.
A fail-safe lock (or power to lock) requires a permanent power supply to keep the door locked.
For instance in the event of power failure the door would become unlocked.
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