Ademco RTU-K12 RFID Access Control User Manual 737434

Honeywell International Inc RFID Access Control 737434

User manual

TK C12 (RTUK12) WEEE/ RoHS Compliant Directive 2002/95/EC Installation Manual ver.1.1
Page 2 FCC NOTICE TABLE OF CONTENTS FCC NOTICE .............................................................................................. 3 Canadian Compliance Statement ........................................................ 3 Mounting Instructions .................................................................................. 4 Attaching the Terminal Support Plate.......................................................... 5 Channeling the Cables from the Bottom of the Box ............................. 6 Fixing and cable breakaway tab.................................................................. 7 Connectors and Jumpers ............................................................................ 8 Power .......................................................................................................... 9 NET ........................................................................................................... 10 LONWORKS Data Cables................................................................ 10 INPUTs...................................................................................................... 12 Digital INPUTs.................................................................................... 13 Supervised INPUTs............................................................................ 14 Power OUTs.............................................................................................. 15 Resistive load..................................................................................... 16 Inductive load..................................................................................... 16 Inductive load with external Power supply ......................................... 17 External relays ................................................................................... 18 Assembling the Terminal Closure Guide................................................... 19 Closing the Terminal (Wall-Mounted Assembly) ................................ 20 Closing the Terminal (Turnstile-Mounted Assembly) ......................... 21 Identification via the Service Pin ............................................................... 22 Identification via Bar Code ........................................................................ 23 TemaKey TK C12 (RTU-K12 code 1500164xx) ....................................... 24 Optional Parts .................................................................................... 26 Recycling................................................................................................... 27
FCC NOTICE Page 3 FCC NOTICE NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of 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, these 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 tuning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more 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. Caution: any modification or change not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Canadian Compliance Statement This Class B Digital apparatus meets all the requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. Cet appareil numerique de la classe B respecte les exigences du Reglement sur le material broilleur du Canada. This device co m plies w ith Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation is subjec t 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 m ay cause undesired op eration.FCC ID: HS9-RTU-K12
Page 4 Mounting Instructions PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS Mounting Instructions The cables are attached to an encased box. Make sure that you place the box at a height of 120cm from the floor (see Figure 1). tubecables120 cmfloor Figure 1. Space Requirements for Mounting
Attaching the Terminal Support Plate Page 5 Attaching the Terminal Support Plate To attach the terminal support plate, follow these steps: 1. Drill two holes into the wall to accommodate the plastic anchors that hold up the support plate (you must use M4 screws). 2. Make sure that the box attached to the wall is aligned with the niche on the lower part of the support plate 3. Use a ∅ 4mm slotted screwdriver. AnchorAnchorCablesentrance Figure 2. Attaching the Support Plate
Page 6 Attaching the Terminal Support Plate Channeling the Cables from the Bottom of the Box As an alternative, you can channel the cables so that they issue from the bottom of the box (see Figure 3). This alternative procedure consists of the following steps: 1. Drill a hole in the breakaway tab and apply a cable clamp with a clutch for the cable tube. 2. Remove the cable clamps from the rear side and apply the stopper. AnchorAnchorPG9 cableclampMulti-polecable(15 poles) Figure 3. Channeling the Cables from the Bottom of the Box
Fixing and cable breakaway tab Page 7 INSTALLATION Fixing and cable breakaway tab Insert and fasten the power, data, and I/O cables in the connector (see Figure 4 and Figure 5). If there is also a small grounding cable, use a cable clamp to connect it to the screw supporting the card. AnchorAnchorBreakaway tabfor cables exitfrom bottomBreakaway tabfor cables exit from back Figure 4. Fixing and Breakaway tab
Page 8 Connectors and Jumpers Connectors and Jumpers OUT2 -OUT2+ (12V)OUT1-OUT1+ (12V)IN 1+IN 1- (GND)IN 2+IN 2- (GND)+12VgroundNET-ANET-BJ1J3J4J2 Figure 5. Connectors Figure 6: Jumpers JP4 Î Buzzer ON/OFF JP1 Î Close (RFU) JP2 Î Inputs Mode JP3, 5 Î Outs NC/NO LCD contrast regulation Trimmer BUZZERTamper
Power Page 9 Power The RTU is powered at low voltage (12VDC 150mA) by a battery-operated power supply module (RTU-Qxx). In order to determine the correct size for power cables, refer to the table below. Max voltage cable drop = 1,0VDC for assure that in battery power working, when battery min voltage is 10,5V the min RTU power supply Î 9,5V (min RTU voltage). Type of cable Length (m) in relation to effective loadAWG mm2 ohm/Km 150 [mA] 300 [mA] 600 [mA] 1,2 [A] 2,4 [A]12 3,3 5,7 585 292 117 58 2914 2 8,8 379 189 76 38 19161,31423811948241218 0,9 21 159 79 32 16 8200,63498492010 522 0,35 52 64 32 13 6 3240,2853920842 +12V Ground When the cables go out-of-doors is mandatory to use shielded cables. The cables’ shielding must be connected to the ground connector. For internal wiring without shielded cables is recommended an electrical environment where the cables are well separated, even at short runs, especially to the power cables or external cables which can be essentially subjected to interference or lighting.
Page 10 NET NET NET A/B (no polarity) LONWORKS Data Cables • The LONWORKS1 data cable must be twisted-pair. • In a free-topology configuration, the sum total of the sections must not exceed 500m. • In a bus configuration, the sum total of the sections must not exceed 2700m. • In a free-topology configuration, activate the 50ohm terminator by placing the appropriate jumper on the FTT10A plug-in of the CTU-PLG06 board inside the TemaServer. • In a bus configuration, place two terminators (with resistance values of 100ohm 1% ½W) at the two ends of the bus. 1 LONWORKS® is a trademark of Echelon Corporation
NET Page 11 • Check that the length of the LONWORKS data cable corresponds to the norms indicated in Table 1. Type of cable Length [m] in relation to cable capacity AWG mm2 Ohm/Km 50nF/Km 100nF/Km 200nF/Km 500nF/Km 1uF/Km 12 3,3 5,7 2676 1892 1338 846 598 14 2 8,8 2153 1523 1077 681 482 16 1,3 14 1707 1207 854 540 382 18 0,9 21 1394 986 697 441 312 20 0,6 34 1096 775 548 346 245 22 0,35 52 886 626 443 280 198 24 0,2 85 693 490 346 219 155 Table 1. Length/Capacity of LONWORKS Data Cables (m) • The FTT10A Echelon v1.2 User Guide recommends the cables indicated in Table 2. Producer and Model AWG Connection to bus -maximum total length [m] Connection in free topology –maximum node-node length max. [m] Connection in free topology –maximum total wire length. [m] Belden 85102 16 2700 500 500 Belden 8471 16 2700 400 500 Level IV (twisted-pair, typically solid and unshielded) 22 1400 400 500 JY (St) 2x2x0.8 (4-wire helical twist, solid shielded) 20 900 320 500 TIA Cat5 / 900 250 450 Table 2. Recommended LONWORKS Cables
Page 12 INPUTs INPUTs It is possible manage digital inputs or supervised inputs. Usually the IN1 is dedicated to the Door contact Usually the IN2 is dedicated to the push button (request to exit). However the inputs can be also used as general purpose inputs Mode select by JP2 • JP2 Î Close Î Supervised inputs (default) Supervised inputs 4 status: normal, alarm, cut, short • JP2 Î Open Î Digital inputs Digital inputs status: open or Close Figure 7: JP2 position JP2
INPUTs Page 13 Digital INPUTs The typical connection for digital dry contacts is shown in the next figure. input 1+input 1-input 2+input 2-Normally closed (door)Push Button+12V GroundDry contactNormally open (Exit)Figure 8. Clean Contacts Connection Example When the cables go out-of-doors it is mandatory to use shielded cables. The cables’ shielding must be connected to the ground connector. For internal wiring without shielded cables is recommended an electrical environment where the cables are well separated, even at short runs, especially to the power cables or external cables which can be essentially subjected to interference or lighting. Use a twisted-pair cable for the contact cables. Make sure that the cables correspond in size to the norms indicated in. Max resistance = 25 Ohm AWG mm2 ohm/Km [m]22 0,35 52 24024 0,2 85 147 Table 3. Length of Contact Cables
Page 14 INPUTs Supervised INPUTs The typical connection for supervised dry contacts is shown in the next figure. Put the resistors close to the dry contact input 1+input 1-input 2+input 2-Normally closedDoorPush Button+12VGroundDry contactsNormally open (Exit)yellowyellowWhiteWhiteFigure 9. Supervised input connection Yellow resistor: 1210 Ohm 1% White resistor: 392 Ohm 1% Close contact resistance: 296 Ohm Open contact resistance: 1210 Ohm When the cables go out-of-doors is mandatory to use shielded cables. The cables’ shielding must be connected to the ground connector. For internal wiring without shielded cables it is recommended an electrical environment where the cables are well separated, even at short runs, especially to the power cables or external cables which can be essentially subjected to interference or lighting. Use a twisted-pair cable for the contact cables. Make sure that the cables correspond in size to the norms indicated in. Max resistance = 25 Ohm AWG mm2 ohm/Km [m]22 0,35 52 24024 0,2 85 147 Table 4. Length of Contact Cables
Power OUTs Page 15 Power OUTs It is possible manage 2 digital outputs NC (Normally Close) or NO (Normally Open) Usually the OUT1 is dedicated to the Door Electrolock Usually the OUT2 is dedicated to the Busy lamp. However the Outputs can be also used as general purpose outputs Mode NC/NO select by JP 3 and JP4 JP3 Î 1-2 OUT 1 NO (default) 2-3 OUT 1 NC JP5 Î 1-2 OUT 2 NO (default) 2-3 OUT 2 NC Figure 10: JP3 and JP5 position Internally, the output lines are provided with Power Mosfet that can drive to ground: 1,2A 30V continuous 5A 30V (0,5 sec) peak current for inductive loads JP3 1-2 JP5 1-2 3 2 1
Page 16 Power OUTs When the cables go out-of-doors is mandatory to use shielded cables. The cables’ shielding must be connected to the respective ground connectors (GND). For internal wiring without shielded cables is recommended an electrical environment where the cables are well separated, even at short runs, especially to the power cables or external cables which can be essentially subjected to interference or lighting. Resistive load +12VOUT1-+12VOUT2-max 1,2Amax 1,2A12VDC / GND Figure 11: Connecting to resistive loads Inductive load +12VOUT1-max 1,2A (5A impulse)1N4004+12VOUT2-max 1,2A (5A impulse)1N400412VDC / GND Figure 12: Connecting to inductive loads
Power OUTs Page 17 Inductive load with external Power supply AC INDC OUTOUT1-max 1,2A (5A impulse)1N400412VDC / GND10 to 30VDCOUT2-1N4004GNDIsolated Power Supply Figure 13: Connecting to inductive loads with an external isolated power supply Note for inductive loads • In this case is mandatory use the 1N4004 diodes as in figure. Two (2) Diodes are included in the product • The external power supply has to be isolated
Page 18 Power OUTs External relays When the load exceeds the max internal Mosfet current it is possible to use external relays 12VDC / GNDOUT1OUT212V relay12V relay1N40041N4004 Figure 14. Relays OUT Notes: • Use 12VDC relay - max coil current = 100mA each. In this case is mandatory use the 1N4004 diodes as in figure.
Assembling the Terminal Closure Guide Page 19 Assembling the Terminal Closure Guide To assemble the terminal closure guide, follow these steps: 1. Use the 4 special screws to assemble and fasten the terminal closure guide. 2. Insert the nut and the special screw into the corresponding niche on the guide (see Figure 15). nutscrew head Figure 15. Mounting the Terminal Closure Guide (1) Make sure that the fitting is correctly positioned, and then insert the flat cable from the front casing into the connector (see Figure 16). Figure 16. Mounting the Terminal Closure Guide (2) O-ring Special screws Closure Guide NUT Special star-shaped screw Flat cable
Page 20 Assembling the Terminal Closure Guide Closing the Terminal (Wall-Mounted Assembly) To close a wall-mounted terminal, follow these steps: 1. Unscrew the special closure screw by turning it counterclockwise so that the terminal closure remains fully open (in the direction of the wedge). 2. Insert the upper shell as indicated in Figure 17. 3. Fasten the special closure screw by turning it clockwise and pushing down on the shell, so that the fitting is completely secure. 4. Tighten the screw. Figure 17. Closing the Terminal (Wall-Mounted Assembly)
Assembling the Terminal Closure Guide Page 21 Closing the Terminal (Turnstile-Mounted Assembly) To close a turnstile-mounted terminal, follow these steps: 1. Unscrew the special closure screw by turning it counterclockwise so that the terminal closure remains fully open (in the direction of the wedge). 2. Insert the upper shell as indicated in Figure 18. 3. Fasten the special closure screw by turning it clockwise and pushing down on the shell, so that the fitting is completely secure. 4. Tighten the screw. Figure 18. Closing the Terminal (Turnstile-Mounted Assembly)
Page 22 Identification via the Service Pin ACTIVATION Identification via the Service Pin To identify the node, you can activate the service pin by means of a relay reed located inside the unit (see the below figure). This procedure consists of the following steps: 1. Position a small magnet as illustrated to activate the service pin. This signal is linked to the yellow central service LED, which flashes throughout the node configuration procedure. 2. The TemaServer, in response to the service pin, sends a wink command that makes yellow LED flash three times. This allows you to verify that communication to and from the TemaServer is working. 3. Check that the service LED remains off after you have completed this operation. Figure 19. Using a Magnet to Activate the Service Pin MagnetserviceLEDservice pin(reed)
Identification via Bar Code Page 23 Identification via Bar Code The components enclosed in the packaging include a bar code label. The person responsible for installing the terminal must apply this label to the corresponding identification form, and indicate the location of the terminal in the appropriate box (see example in Table 5). Description of location Office entrance area, first floor -staircase E Description of TemaServer Panel 2 entrance area, first floor – staircase E TKC01 (RTU-K01)  TKC02 (RTU-K02)  TKC03 (RTU-K03)  TKC12 (RTU-K12)  NID label Table 5. Example of Completed Identification Form X
Page 24 TemaKey TK C12 (RTU-K12 code 1500164xx) TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS TemaKey TK C12 (RTU-K12 code 1500164xx) Parameter Value DC power supply 12VDC±20% 150mA (2W) Weight 0.4 kg Size 72x160x75 mm Protection level IP55 Operational temperature -20 ÷ 60 °C Storage temperature -20 ÷ 70 °C Storage relative humidity 0 ÷ 90 % without condensation Display Alphanumeric 16x2 – led backlight Acustic signal 1 Buzzer LED 1 led with 3 color: - RED - Green - Yellow (Lon service Led) Keyboard 4 x 4 keypad with soft epoxy / UL treatment on keys for harsh environment Proxy receiver 13,56MHz for 14443A / B cards Reading range: depending on technology of card. Typical 7 cm for MIFARE2 full ISO14443A Typical 4 cm for STM ISO14443B 2 MIFARE® is a registered trademark of Philips Electronics N.V.
TemaKey TK C12 (RTU-K12 code 1500164xx) Page 25 Inputs 2 supervised or digital inputs. Mode select by JP2 JP2 = Close Î Supervised inputs JP2 = Open Î Digital inputs • Supervised inputs with 4 status: normal, alarm, cut, short • Digital inputs with status: open or Close Current 0 to 10mA for each input (internal reference 5Vdc) Voltage +14V max. 0V min Outputs Number 2 Type Power Open drain (MOSFET) Current 1,2A continuous 5A (0,5sec) impulsive Voltage 10V...+14V (internal Power supply) Voltage (absolute max) 10V...+30V (from external Power supply). Current 1,2A [5A / 0,5sec peak max – inductive load] Normality NO or NC via Jumper setting JP3 = 1-2 OUT 1 NO 2-3 OUT 1 NC JP5 = 1-2 OUT 2 NO 2-3 OUT 2 NC Wire length connection: it depends on cable diameter, load current sink and load min power supply On state resistance = typical 20 mOhm Load 1A = 0.02 V
Page 26 TemaKey TK C12 (RTU-K12 code 1500164xx) Other Jumpers JP4 Î normally close Close = Buzzer enabled Open = Buzzer disabled JP1 Î normaly close (reserved for future use) JP6 Î normaly open (reserved for future use) LONWORKS®3 connection Unshielded twisted-pair cable in free topology (transceiver FTT10A, 78Kbps) Compliance with Regulations Directive EMC 89/336/EEC, 92/31/EEC, Directive Low Voltage 72/23/EEC, 93/68/EEC: EN60950, EN55024, EN55022, EN 300 330 Environment friendly RoHS / WEEE compliant device Directives 2002/95/EC 2002/96/EC Optional Parts TORX screwdriver TX10 code 1500108AA 3 LONWORKS® is a trademark of Echelon Corporation
Recycling Page 27 Recycling In application of directive 2002/96/EC regarding waste electrical and electronic apparatus, effective beginning 13 August 2005, Honeywell commits, when requested by the customer, to the collection, treatment, recovery, and disposal of the apparatus produced. Customers in European Union are advised to dispose this product, at the end of its useful life, as per applicable local laws, regulations and procedures

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