ASSALOY AHGUHF00 AH13 Communication Hub User Manual 10 0344 Exhibit Cover

ASSA ABLOY Inc. AH13 Communication Hub 10 0344 Exhibit Cover

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5015 B.U. Bowman Drive Buford, GA 30518 USA Voice: 770-831-8048 Fax: 770-831-8598 Certification Exhibit FCC ID: U4A-AHGUHF00 IC: 6982A-AHGUHF00 FCC Rule Part: 15.247 IC Radio Standards Specification: RSS-210 ACS Report Number: 10-0344.W06.11.A Manufacturer: Assa Abloy Model: AH13 Manual
AperioHub Installation & Integration InstructionsWFMN5A11MAR 2011Copyright © 2011, ASSA ABLOY All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited.EMEA Form: AAWL-260 01/31/11
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Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited.WFMN5A • PAGE 2CHAPTER 1: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ...............................................................................................................................3CHAPTER 2: SYSTEM OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................3Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................................3System Description ..................................................................................................................................................3The Aperio Programming Application ..................................................................................................................3CHAPTER 3: INSTALL THE COMMUNICATION HUB ..............................................................................................................4Instructions ..............................................................................................................................................................................4AH20 Integration(Wiegand) ..............................................................................................................................................5AH20 DIP Switch Configuration ............................................................................................................................5AH20 DIP Switch Configuration Table ..................................................................................................................6Connections for AH20 (J100) .................................................................................................................................6Connections for AH20 (J103) .................................................................................................................................7Tamper Switch (AH20) ............................................................................................................................................7AH13/AH30 Integration (RS485) ......................................................................................................................................7AH13/AH30 DIP Switch Configuration .................................................................................................................8AH13/AH30 DIP Switch Configuration Table .......................................................................................................8Connections for AH13/AH30 ..................................................................................................................................9Select EAC Address ................................................................................................................................................................9RS485 Bus Connection ......................................................................................................................................................10Physical Hub Installation ..................................................................................................................................................11Communication Hub Adapter Plate Insatllation ............................................................................................. 11 Hub LED Indication .............................................................................................................................................................12Table of ContentsFCC Statement:This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful Interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is Connected.• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.”Industry Canada:This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Cet appareillage numérique de la classe B répond à toutes les exigences de l’interférence canadienne causant des règlements d’équipement. L’opération est sujette aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) ce dispositif peut ne pas causer l’interférence nocive, et (2) ce dispositif doit accepter n’importe quelle interférence reçue, y compris l’interférence qui peut causer l’opération peu désirée.Warnings: Changes or modifications to this device not expressly approved by ASSA ABLOY could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. “This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator and your body. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.”Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate using an antenna of a type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that necessary for successful communication.
Copyright © 2011, ASSA ABLOY All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited. WFMN5A • PAGE 3 A PC, running on Windows Vista, Windows XP or Windows 7 and USB2.0 Java runtime environment version 6 or later USB radio with the latest firmwareChapter 2: System OverviewSystem DescriptionWhen a user presents a supported credential to the lock the Aperio system is designed to send the credential wirelessly to the Communication Hub. The Communication Hub (wired through RS-485 or Wiegand) then communicates with an EAC (Electronic Access Control) system. The EAC system provides the access decision to the Communication Hub ehere access to the lock is either granted or denied. The Aperio Programming ApplicationFigure 1. EAC SystemThis manual supports installation personnel, project managers, and individuals with similar responsibilities when installing and configuring Aperio technology version 2.3.0 and later. IntroductionChapter 1: Technical Specifications Radio standard IEEE 802.15.4 Wireless Frequency Range y2400 – 2483.5MHz 16 channels (11-26) y(11-25) US only Receiver Sensitivity -100dBm 20 % PER Wireless Transmit Power 10dBm/MHz Wireless Operating Range in office environment Indoors - up to 50 feet (15m) Internal Antenna Two cross polarized dipoles IP Classification: IP20 Electronic Requirements• Input Voltage: 8-24 VDC• Current 250mA External Antenna yOne reverse polarity SMA external antenna connector. AH20 or AH13/AH30 is certified to be used with external antenna AH-ANTENNA-1. If other external antenna should be used than AH-ANTENNA-1 from ASSA ABLOY, the antenna should be of same type (dipole) and not have larger antenna gain than 3.9dBi. yIf coaxial cable need to be connected to AH20 or AH13/AH30 plastic SMA extender AH-COAX-1 will be required to tighten the coaxial cable SMA connector to AH20 or AH13/AH30 SMA connector. Operating Temperature 5°C to 35°C Humidity 95% maximum (non-condensing) Safety and Emissions yFCC 47CFR Part 15 subpart B and subpart C yIC RSS-210 yEN ETSI 301 489-17 v2.1.1 RS485/WiegaurdIEEE802.15.4 (2.4GHz)EAC SystemAperio Communication HubAperio ProgrammingApplicationLock
Copyright © 2011, ASSA ABLOY All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited.WFMN5A • PAGE 4Chapter 3: Install the Communication HubInstructions Placement of the HubFor a stable and reliable radio link it is recommended that the distance between the lock and the Communication Hub is limited to 15 feet (5m). However, under good conditions (free air between the units and limited radio interference from other transmitters) it is sometimes possible to increase the distance to 35-45 feet (10-15m). Under poor conditions (heavy radio interface, etc.) it may be necessary to keep the distance between the lock and the Communication Hub well below 15 feet (5m). There is no minimum distance. If suitable, several Communication Hubs can be positioned together as long as the Hub-to-Hub distance is 1 foot (.2m) or more.Figure 2. Placement of Communication HubTypically, the LED on the Communication Hub cover should “point” to the lock. The Communication Hub should be placed on the non-secure (key or card) side of the door. Shorter distance and “light” materials in the walls permits placement on opposite sides. Be aware of that metallic sheet or mesh will attenuate the radio signal. Inner ceiling is, for example, sometimes covered with foil or metallic mesh. Mirrors and larger metallic objects (like cable ladders) should kept at least 1 foot (2m) away from lock or Communication Hub. WiFi / WLAN routers and other radio transmitters operating in the 2.4 GHz band should be kept at least 11-12 feet (3-5m) from the Communication Hub and lock. Other possible sources of interference include microwave ovens, electric motors and other high power electrical equipment. Keep at least 8-10 feet (2.5m) distance between the Communication Hub and lock.1’Note: Note: It is recommended to always verify the radio link quality. To do so see WFMN4A Aperio Programming Application Instructions for more information.
Copyright © 2011, ASSA ABLOY All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited. WFMN5A • PAGE 51. Set configuration options on DIP switch (S101)2. Connect the Wiegand signals and dry contact outputs to the EAC System (J100 and J103)3. Connect to the supply voltage by wiring 8 to 24 V (positive voltage) and GND (ground). The AH20 Communication Hub communicates to the EAC System through Wiegand data and dry contacts. To connect follow these steps: AH20Integration(Wiegand) Note: The square box assembly requires a plaster ring to be secured to the box prior to securing the mounting plate to the assembly.Note: The Communication Hub must be powered with a voltage between 8 VDC and 24 VDC. If communication is established, the LED will have a steady green light.DIP 1: Controls use of RED LED signal to deduce Access Space Decisions. ON: RED LED signal input is used.OFF: RED LED signal input is ignored. If a signal is available that asserts access denied decision from EAC. ENABLE DIP 1 “ON” and attach signal to J100, RED. If EAC system does not have RED LED output, only GREEN or does not use LED outputs to assert access decisions, DIP 1 should be disabled “OFF”. Use lock relay output or similar EAC output (J100 GREEN) instead. Local override cards should not be used in conjunction with DIP 1 disabled (“OFF”) as this configuration may produce an access denied based on a time out. DIP 2: Reserved for future use. DIP 3: Controls addition of parity bits if required:ON: Addition of parity bits ENABLED.OFF: Addition of parity is DISABLED transmitted as received.  When enabled, addition of one even parity bit (before) and one odd parity bit (after) is applied to the actual credential. Typically parity bits are already included in the creditial. In this case when DIP 3 is disabled (“OFF”) transmitted credential may include parity. DIP 4: Controls byte orders of transmitted credentials.ON: The byte order is reversed compared to what is received as input to the Hub Wiegand EAC interface component.OFF: The byte order is left as is. This setting is ignored as input to the hub in the case of the credential length does not make complete bytes The byte order received as input to the hub in the case of a 32 bit MIFARE UID credential is UID[3], UID[2], UID[1], UID[0]. This means that the byte order is already reversed earlier in the chain compared to the order specified in RFID interface standard ISO 14443-3.DIP 5: Used for “Pairing Mode”. ON: Pairing mode active.OFF: Normal use. When enabled/active the next time an unpaired lock attempts to pair, it will be paired with the hub. For unpairing the APA tool must be used. Reboot the hub for changes to take effect. DIP 6-9: Unused in AH-20DIP 10: Controls use of external antenna if required.ON: Selects use of internal antenna.OFF: Selects use of external antenna.AH20 DIP Switch ConfigurationDIP switches 1-9 in the “OFF” position on the Communication Hub yield a default Wiegand configuration that is compatible with most EAC systems. But better performance and increased functionality can result from a customized configuration.
Copyright © 2011, ASSA ABLOY All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited.WFMN5A • PAGE 6This section provides a quick reference to DIP switch configurations for AH20 to the EAC system at use of a Wiegand interface.AH20 DIP Switch ConfigurationTableDIP SwItch NumberLabeL DeScrIPtIoN1 A0 Controls use of LED Red signal to deduce access decision.ON => LED Red is used. OFF => LED Red is ignored.2 A1 Set to OFF by default. Reserve for futer use.3 A2 Controls addition of parity bits if required. ON => Addition of parity bits is enabled. OFF => Addition of parity is disabled. Credentials are transmitted as received.4 A3 Controls byte order of transmitted credentials.ON => The byte order is reversed compared to what is received as input to the Hub Wiegand EAC interface component.OFF => The byte order is left as is.5 Used in “Pairing Mode”.ON => Starts in pairing mode.OFF => Normal use.6-9 A4 Not used. 10 INT/EXT Internal/External Antenna Use, ON = Internalhub coNNector DeSIgNatIoN DeScrIPtIoN coNNectIoNDATA 1 Wiegand Data 1 signal. Output from Communication Hub. Used to transmit credentials.Connect to Wiegand Data 1 on EAC system.DATA 0 Wiegand Data 0 signal. Output from Communication Hub. Used to transmit credentials.Connect to Wiegand Data 0 on EAC system.RED Wiegand RED LED signal. Input to Communication Hub. Used to deduce an access decision.Connect to Wiegand RED LED output on EAC system. Leave unconnected if DIP switch 1 is selected “OFF”.GREEN Wiegand Green LED signal. Input to Communication Hub. Used to deduce an access decision.Connect to Wiegand Green LED output on EAC system. See DIP 1 on previous page for alternate instructions.GND Ground Connect to EAC System ground.8-24 VDC 8-24 VDCConnections for AH20 (J100)Communication Hub hardware version AH20 has four Wiegand signals plus ground. The purpose and connection of these signals are described in the table below.
Copyright © 2011, ASSA ABLOY All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited. WFMN5A • PAGE 7On the AH20 four form C relays are available.The purpose of the four relays is to perform Wiegand communication with an EAC System. The relay contacts are labeled and specified as:NCL: Normal ClosedCOM: CommonNOP: Normal Open Relay 1: DPSRelay 2: RXRelay 3: Battery Alarm OutputRelay 4: Tamper Alarm OutputNote: Tamper output energized by default, all other outputs are de-energized by default. The tamper switch will be activated if AH20 is removed from its bottom cover or plastic adapter plate. If mounting to other than the plastic adapter plate as shown in the adapter plate installation instructions it is necessary to align the tamper switch with a special tamper tower post. See instructions provided with the optional mounting box. Tamper Switch(AH20)Relay Terminal BlockDIP SwitchGround LugTamper SwitchMain Terminal BlockDPS RX Battery TamperFigure 3. AH20 ConnectorsConnections for AH20 (J103)AH13/AH30 Integration (RS485)1. Set configuration options on DIP switch (S101).2. Connect the RS485 signals to the EAC System (J100).3. Connect to the supply voltage by wiring the 8 to 24 V (positive voltage) and GND (ground) terminal. The AH13/AH30 Communication Hub communicates with the EAC System through RS485. To connect follow the below steps: Note: The Communication Hub must be powered with a voltage between 8 VDC and 24 VDC. If communication is established, the LED will have a steady green light.
Copyright © 2011, ASSA ABLOY All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited.WFMN5A • PAGE 8DIP 1-DIP4: Controls RS485 addressing BIT 0-BIT 3. ON: Address bit set.OFF: Address bit NOT set.  Addresses “1” to “15” are available using dip switch configuration. Each Communication Hub connected to the same RS485 bus must have a unique RS485 address. An address of “0” disables the EAC interface of the Communication Hub DO NOT use this configuration for normal installations. It also sets the Communication Hub in constant pairing mode. See RS485 Addressing Reference on Page 9.DIP 5: Not used.DIP 6: Controls use of RS485 pull down resistor.ON: 620 Ohm pull down connected /enabled.OFF: 620 Ohm pull down disconnected /disabled.DIP 7: Controls use of RS485 pull up resistor.UP: 620 Ohm pull down connected /enabled.DOWN: 620 Ohm pull down disconnected /disabled.DIP 8: Controls use of termination resistor between RS485 A and RS485 B.ON: 100 Ohm connected /enabled.OFF: 100 Ohm disconnected /disabled.DIP 9: Not used.DIP 10: Controls use of external antenna if required.ON: Selects use of internal antenna.OFF: Selects use of external antenna.AH13/AH30 DIP Switch ConfigurationAH13/AH30 DIP Switch Configuration TableDIP SwItch NumberLabeL DeScrIPtIoN1-4 A0A1A2A3 Controls RS485 addressing BIT 0-BIT 3. ON => Address bit set.OFF => Address bit NOT set. See RS485 Addressing Reference on Page 9.5 A4 Not Used.6 DOWN Controls use of RS485 pull down resistor. ON => 620 Ohm pull down connected /enabled.OFF => 620 Ohm pull down disconnected /disabled.7 UP Controls use of RS485 and pull up resistor. ON =>620 Ohm pull up connected /enabled.OFF => 620 Ohm pull up disconnected /disabled.8 TERM Controls use of termination resistor between RS485 A and RS485 B.ON =>100 Ohm termination resistor connected /enabled.OFF => 100 Ohm termination resistor disconnected /disabled.9 Not used. 10 INT/EXT Controls use of external antenna if required. ON =>Selects use of internal antenna.OFF => Selects use of external antenna.
Copyright © 2011, ASSA ABLOY All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited. WFMN5A • PAGE 9A and B is the RS485 interface that should be connected to EAC system. GND is the signal ground and should be connected to EAC system GND and power supply GND.A: RS485 Data AB: RS485 Data BD1: N/C D2: N/CRED N/CGREEN: N/CGND: N/C8-24VDCConnectionsfor AH13/AH30Select EAC AddressThe EAC address of the Communication Hub can be set in two ways: By configuration from the Aperio Programming Application. By use of the DIP switch (See Dip1-Dip4 on Page 9).Selecting the RS-485 address from DIP switch through the Aperio Programming Application tool: the APA tool maybe used to remotely set or override the physical dip switch address setting. When the Communication Hub is set with the APA tool the physical dip switch settings are ignored. If new firmware is loaded into the commmunication hub the address must be reset by using the APA tool or the Communication Hub defaults go back to the dip switch settings.
Copyright © 2011, ASSA ABLOY All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited.WFMN5A • PAGE 10The RS-485 bus consists of a twisted-pair cable with a characteristic impedance of between 90 Ohm and 120 Ohms. Maximum bus length is1000m. Depending on the EAC system, a maximum of 16 units, including the EAC system, can be connected to the same bus. If there is more than one Communication Hub to connect, the hubs should be connected in a daisy chain, not as a star so that all RS485 A connectors are connected together and all RS485 B connectors are connected together on the RS-485 bus (Fig. 5). Both ends of the RS-485 bus must be terminated. To terminate a Communication Hub at the end of the bus, switch 8 of the DIP switch must be in the ON position. All other Communication Hubs in the chain must have switch 8 of the DIP switch set to the OFF position. Refer to the EAC documentation for proper termination of the bus on the EAC side.Pull up and pull down-resistors should be enabled once bus. Refer to EAC documentation for use of pull up or pull down on the EAC side. If pull up and pull down from the EAC system is not used, one Communication Hub on the bus should have DIP switches 6 and 7 set to the ON position. Two examples of connection of multiple Communication Hubs to a single RS-485 bus of an EAC system:RS485 Bus ConnectionEAC SystemHub 1 Hub 2 Hub NEnd of BusTerminationEnabled DIP 6 OFFDIP 7 OFFDIP 8 OFFDIP 6 OFFDIP 7 OFFDIP 8 OFFDIP 6 ONDIP 7 ONDIP 8 ONABA B A B A BDIP 6 ONDIP 7 ONDIP 8 ONTerminationdisabled DIP 6 OFFDIP 7 OFFDIP 8 ONHub 1 Hub 2A B A BEAC SystemFigure 4. Examples, Communication Hub ConnectionsaDDreSSeS a0 a1 a2 a30 ON 1 ON2 ON ON3 ON4 ON5 ON ON6 ON ON7 ON ON ON8 ON9 ON ON10 ON ON11 ON ON ON12 ON ON13 ON ON ON14 ON ON ON15 ON ON ON ONFigure 5. Address Examples
Copyright © 2011, ASSA ABLOY All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited. WFMN5A • PAGE 111. Remove the plugs from the interior of the mounting plate.2. Secure the Communication Hub to the box with two screws. 3. Place the plugs in the through holes of the mounting plate. 4. Place the Communication Hub on top of the adapter plate.5. Insert two screws in the through holes of the Communication Hub. Communication Hub Adapter PlateInstallationPhysical Hub InstallationSquare Box Assembly Octagon Box AssemblySwitch Box Assembly Handy Box Assemblyplaster ring mounting plateplugsscrews Communication Hub screwsboxFigure 6. Communication Hub AssemblyNote: Complete all Wiegand and DIP switch configuration prior to installing the Communication Hub. To install the Communication Hub, follow the following steps:Note: The square box assembly requires a plaster ring to be secured to the box prior to securing the mounting plate to the assembly.
Copyright © 2011, ASSA ABLOY All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written permission of ASSA ABLOY is prohibited.WFMN5A • PAGE 12Hub LED IndicationsOnline Aperio Lock Offline EAC Offline Aperio Lock and EAC Offline UHF Communication Green Green + One Red Flash Green + Two Red Flashes Green + Three Red Flashes Yellow + Off, Fast Flash Pairing Active Yellow Figure 7. Communication Hub Normal LED IndicationsFigure 8. Communication Hub Normal LED IndicationsThe Communication Hub has a single LED that supports an optical scheme with red, green and yellow. The indication scheme is described by the two figures below:
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