Wittkopp Anchor 7000 User manual

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Note:
The cover sheet provides warning information, and an explanation of the symbols and terms
used, together with our disclaimer.
Contents
General................................................................................................................................. 2
Preparation for installation..................................................................................................... 3
Installation dimensions of lock A7000................................................................................ 3
Preparation of the boltwork / door...................................................................................... 4
Installation............................................................................................................................. 4
Cabling / installation.............................................................................................................. 4
Cabling.............................................................................................................................. 4
Connection of an analogue keypad ................................................................................... 6
UART connection .............................................................................................................. 6
Connection of alarm contacts ............................................................................................ 7
Connecting an alarm system outside the scope of the VdS ........................................... 7
Connecting an alarm system within the scope of the VdS.............................................. 9
Functional test......................................................................................................................10
Input of the opening code.................................................................................................10
Keypad test ......................................................................................................................10
Figure 1 - Dimensional drawing............................................................................................. 3
Figure 2 - Drilling positions for the Primor FS........................................................................ 5
Figure 3 - Cable connection .................................................................................................. 6
Figure 4 - Assignment of the alarm interface......................................................................... 8
Figure 5 - Connection of the Gator Signal plus...................................................................... 9
Mount the keypad before installing the electronic lock. For information on how to install the
keypads, please refer to “APxxxx Part 2a- Keypad Installation Manual”.

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General
A7000 series locks have standard
installation dimensions and can be installed
in all 4 installation positions (right, left, top,
bottom). They are designed for “scissor-
bolt” movements, i.e. for force absorption
by the bolt flanks.
They are intended to be installed in metal
safes.
Depending on the version, additional
locking elements (e.g. angle rail with bolts)
can optionally be attached to the bolt using
the existing holes. Ensure the proper
operation of the lock and its connection.
The electronic lock is maintenance-free in a
normal residential or office environment.
After approximately 10,000 closures, it is
recommended to have a security and
functional check of the electronic lock
conducted by a safe technician.
No not allow the opening for the keyhole to
exceed a rectangle measuring 27 x 9 mm.
It is essential that the lock is protected
against external attacks. We recommend
protecting the security-relevant
components of the high-security lock from
being accessed even when the safe door is
open.
Do not apply any lubricants or other
substances to the lock.
Multiple locks where the closure needs to
be checked by a bolt movement, as is the
case with the A-7000, may not be installed
on the boltwork of a safe. If the lock on a
boltwork is combined with locks featuring a
closing status indicator, then the A-7000
must first be closed and the closure status
checked.

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Always adhere to the following sequence for installation:
Preparation for installation
Installation dimensions of lock A7000
Figure 1 - Dimensional drawing
•Check the preconditions for installation
•Wiring / installation of the cables
•Disconnection of the power supply
•Functional test of the locking mechanism
•Perform all settings (user installation, time delay)

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Preparation of the boltwork / door
To install the lock, there needs to be three
threaded fixing holes on the boltwork or
inside the safe door. Use the screws
supplied or M6 of 1/4” cylinder screws (min.
strength class 8.8) to fix the electronic lock.
Measure the length of the screws to ensure
a minimum screw penetration depth of 5
mm.
Installation
Tighten the retaining screws to ensure a
permanent and firm hold.
Tighten the fastening screws with a
maximum torque of 3.5 - 5 Nm.
We recommend using a bolt locking agent
(adhesive) to prevent the screws from
coming undone by themselves.
Ensure that the bolt of the lock is not under
tension or pressure once installed.
Make sure there is sufficient clearance to
the locking point.
Cabling / installation
Cabling
Fundamentally, the installation positions of
the input unit and lock can be sited
independently of each other. Make
openings with a diameter of 9 mm through
which to pass the cables into the safe.
Particularly when using series FS keypads,
it is possible to install them centred to the
keyhole. The keypad flap thus also acts as
a cover for the keyhole.
Possible drilling positions for this case are
shown in Figure 2.

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Figure 2 - Drilling positions for the Primor FS
Always route the cables in such a way that
they do not come into contact with moving
parts, e.g.of theboltwork. Ensurethatthere
is no continuous movement of the cables
during operation.
Disconnect the power supply, including the power supply from the battery, before starting
work or making any changes to the wiring between the lock, keypad or signal boxes.

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Connection of an analogue keypad
As supplied, only the interface for an
analogue keypad of the AnchorPrimor
series is enabled. The serial interfaceto the
PC-based configuration of the lock and/or
to read audit information needs to be
enabled via the menu function [6].
(See the Operation Manual)
Figure 3 - Cable connection
Note:
Unlike with Anchor series locks, the serial
interface is not configured for a Primor
Signal Box. The serial interface function is
permanently set.
As the function of the signal box is fully
mapped via the plug-in terminal, there is no
need for a dual function.
UART connection
The connection via the serial interface [UART] (see above) always takes place when the
system is configured oran audit is readusingthe AnchorSELECT PC software.The connection
to the PC is made using the system cable DataCONNECT.
Outside the intended use of the serial interface (UART), i.e., reading the audit or configuring
in the setup mode, the VdS approval is no longer valid.
Analogue keypad
e.g. Primor RO
Serial interface [UART]
Connection to alarm system (plug-in terminal)

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Connection of alarm contacts
Connection via the plug-in terminal (see above) is always used if
•The lock system has an external power supply,
•A “silent alarm” contact is used to evaluate a hazard alarm system or
•A system lock is to be provided by an external signal (potential-free contact).
The connection terminal has spring-loaded
terminals. Locking is automatic when the
individual cables are inserted.
Cable cross-sections of between 0.2 mm²
and 0.5 mm² are used for flexible single
wires, and cross-sections of 0.14 mm² to
0.5 mm² for rigid cables.
According to AWG specifications, this
corresponds to cross-sections 26 to 20.
Strip 6 mm off the lines, 7.5 mm with flexible
cables.
(refer to the Phoenix Contact Combicon
data sheet)
Connecting an alarm system outside the scope of the VdS
Figure 3 shows the assignment of the
alarm interface. The signal lines can be
connected directly outside the scope of the
VdS. The signalling contacts for the silent
alarm (labelled “Duress Alarm”) and the bolt
position switch (labelled “Secure Off”) are
potential-free contacts.
(Switching capacity max. 24 V, 1 A
resistive load).We recommend considering
flyback diodes when switching high
inductive loads.
When using the alarm connection, a
regulated 12 V direct current power supply
is needed via terminals 7 (12 V DC) and 8
(GND).
Terminals 5 (“Block Sig”) and 6 (GND) need
to be bridged by a potential-free contact to
signal a signal lock. Depending on the
switching logic set (see also Operation
Manual), a connection of the contacts leads
to the system being locked or released
when the function is enabled.

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Figure 4 - Assignment of the alarm interface
You can find the configuration of the signal interfaces in the Operation Manual.
(03 Axxx –Operation Manual V3.00 Chap. 6-2 and 6-2).
If a signal lock with “release enabled” (switching logic) has been set up, this will ensure that
the lock is not automatically switched off if the control cable is cut through. At the same, a
cable breakage within the safe thus always entails the risk of a block.

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Connecting an alarm system within the scope of the VdS
In the event that an alarm connection is to
be within the scope of the VdS, the “Gator
signal plus” box known from the Gator
family must be connected between the two
via a system cable.
Figure 5 - Connection of the Gator Signal
plus
The “Gator Signal plus” box is a combined
solution with the functions of a certified
Identification number
VdS locking device
G115016
VdS hold-up detector
G115032
VdS closure monitor
G115033
It is connected by a system cable (8-pin) and plug-in adapter for the plug-in terminal.
Please refer to Part c of the Installation Manual for wiring and installation of the “Gator Signal
plus” box.
(02 P30xx-Part 2 - Signal Box Installation Manual)
Alarm system
Voltage supply
System cable with
terminal adapter
The system cable is
connected to the right
port.

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Functional test
Carry out a functional test after completion
of all assembly and installation work. With
the door open, open and close the lock
several times using the master code that
has been factory set.
The safe should open smoothly and reliably
reclose using the operating lever of the
locking mechanism. The locking control is
to be performed after each opening of the
safe.
Input of the opening code
e.g. master factory code

=✓
→

The opening code can be entered
directly without selection or similar.
The bolt is released for approx. 3
seconds after a valid code has
been entered. Open the safe within
this period after the code has been
entered.
=

Keypad test
To ensure that all numeric keys are working properly, we recommend performing a final keypad
test using function menu 5.
☼Check system menu
Press the keys in the
sequence
…

=✓
Press each numeric key once. A
functional key is indicated by a
double signal tone.
A key that is not recognised is
indicated by a long signal tone and
the functional test is cancelled. The
system must be checked.