Ademco RTU-L19 Access Control Terminal User Manual RTUL19

Honeywell International Inc Access Control Terminal RTUL19

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TKL19 (RTUL19) Installation Manual Honeywell Installation manual Pagina 1 di 25
CONTENTS 1.1 Wall Set Up for the Cable Trays ......................................................... 4 1.2 Electrical Connections ........................................................................ 5 1.3 LONWORKS® Data Cables ................................................................ 7 1.4 Mounting the Wall Bracket.................................................................. 8 1.5 Cable Connections ............................................................................. 9 1.5.1 LON Cable.............................................................................. 9 1.5.2 Power Supply Cable +12VDC .............................................. 10 1.5.3 Input Cable 1 – Door Contact............................................... 11 1.5.4 Input Cable 2 - Button .......................................................... 12 1.5.5 Output Cable Relay 1- Door Open ....................................... 13 1.5.6 Output Cable Relay 2 – Signal Light .................................... 16 1.6 Mounting the Device on the Wall Bracket......................................... 18 1.7 Identification Using the Service Pin .................................................. 19 1.8 Identification Using the Neuron ID.................................................... 20 2.1 TemaKey TKL19 (RTU-L19 code 1500154xx)................................... 21 2.1.1 Supplied Parts...................................................................... 22 2.1.2 Optional Parts....................................................................... 22 2.2 Recycling .......................................................................................... 23 Page 2 of 25
FFCCCC NNOOTTIICCEE 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 expressely 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 complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.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.FCC ID: HS9-RTU-L19 Page 3 of 25
PPRREEPPAARRAATTIIOONNSS 11..11 WWaallll SSeett UUpp ffoorr tthhee CCaabbllee TTrraayyss The cables must: 1) Protrude from the wall. 2) Come out at 120cm from ground (see Figure 1) (advised). cable traycables120 cmFloor Figure 1: Wall Set Up for the Cable Trays Version: 1.0 EN Page 4 of 25
11..22 EElleeccttrriiccaall CCoonnnneeccttiioonnss The RTU is powered at low voltage (12VDC 160mA), preferably using a power supply module with battery backup (RTU-Qxx), or using an ordinary power supply having the same characteristics. The power cables must be dimensioned as indicated in the table below. The maximum allowable voltage drop on the power cable is 1V. • Cable length(m) = 1V / (I[A] load x 2 x (res [Ohm/km] /1000)) Cabl e Type Ext ensi on [ m] based on l oadAWG mm2 ohm/ Km 160 [ mA] 320 [ mA]12 3. 3 5. 7 548 27414 2 8. 8 355 17816 1. 3 14 223 11218 0. 9 21 149 74200.634924622 0. 35 52 60 30240.2853718 The device is equipped with 2 non-removable cables of 2m length: • Two-pole, twisted, unpolarized cable dedicated to the LON line connection - LON a 0,325 mm2 white - LON b 0,325 mm2 orange • Ten-pole cable, providing the following signals: - +12VDC 0,34 mm2 red - GND 0,34 mm2 black - INPUT 1 + 0,22 mm2 green / white - INPUT 2 + 0,22 mm2 gray / green - RELAY 2 contact C 0,22 mm2 brown - RELAY 2 contact NC 0,22 mm2 white - RELAY 2 contact NO 0,22 mm2 blue - RELAY 1 contact C 0,56 mm2 green - RELAY 1 contact NC 0,56 mm2 yellow - RELAY 1 contact NO 0,56 mm2 gray The signals must be connected using a shunt box with IP protection level in conformance with the type of environment in which it is to be used: - IP55 for moist environments - Recessed box or IP31 at least for inside installations The shunt box must be positioned within the perimeter controlled by the access control system. If necessary, the repeater relays must be inserted inside the box for electrical locking commands and the signal light. Page 5 of 25 2-pole LONcable
Figure 2: Position and dimensions of the non-removable cables 4,20 cm2 metersShunt BoxCable +12VDCCable LONCable IN 1Cable IN 2Cable OUT 1 Cable OUT 2RTUL19 Figure 3: Shunt Box Page 6 of 25
11..33 LLOONNWWOORRKKSS®® DDaattaa CCaabblleess • The LONWORKS®1 data cables must be double twisted-pair cables • In a free topology configuration, the overall length of the sections must not exceed 500m • In a bus configuration, the overall length of the sections must not exceed 2700m • In the free topology configuration, the 50ohm terminator must be enabled by inserting the appropriate jumper into the FTT10A plug-in on the CTU-PLG06 board inside the TemaServer • In a bus configuration, two terminators must be inserted at the two ends of the bus (resistance of 100ohm 1% ½W) • The LONWORKS®1 data cables must be dimensioned according to the indications in Table 1 Cable Type Extension [m] based on cable capacitance AWG mm2Ohm/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/Capacitance of LONWORKS® 1Cables • The FTT10A Echelon® v1.2 User’s Guide suggests using the cables as indicated in Table 2. Make and Model AWG Bus Connection Max Length total [m] Free Topology Connection Node-to-Node Max Length [m] Free Topology - Connection Max Length total [m] Belden 85102 16 2700 500 500 Belden 8471 16 2700 400 500 Level IV (twisted pair, solid, unshielded) 22 1400 400 500 JY (St) 2x2x0,8 (4 solid wires, spiral-twisted, shielded) 20 900 320 500 TIA Cat5 / 900 250 450 Table 2: Suggested LONWORKS® Cables 1 LONWORKS® is a trademark of the Echelon Corporation Page 7 of 25
11..44 MMoouunnttiinngg tthhee WWaallll BBrraacckkeett Mount the bracket onto the wall as follows: 1. Placing the bracket against the wall to indicate the proper positions of the holes, make the holes for the two bolts that will go into the wall to hold the bracket (the bolts are included in the installation kit) 2. Make sure that the cable tray bathces with the hole for the passage of the cables 3. Screw in the bolts. Hole for Cables Hole for inserting bolt andscrew to press against theanti-removal/anti-open tamper Holes for wall mounting Figure 4: Wall Bracket: Front View and Side View Page 8 of 25
11..55 CCaabbllee CCoonnnneeccttiioonnss 1.5.1 LON Cable 6,10 cm2 metersLON ALON BNote: connection not polarized Figure 5: LON (1) Cable Connection Page 9 of 25
1.5.2 Power Supply Cable +12VDC 6,10 cm2 meters12VDC (red)GND (black)Figure 6: Power Supply Connection Page 10 of 25
1.5.3 Input Cable 1 – Door Contact The balanced input 1 is dedicated to door status control; the balancing resistances must be positioned near the clean sensor contact. WhiteYellowmagnetic door contactNC CONTACT Figure 7: Connection for Balanced Input 1 – Door Contact GND (black) IN1 (green / white) Page 11 of 25
1.5.4 Input Cable 2 - Button Balanced input 2 is dedicated to status control of the Open button; the balancing resistances must be positioned near the clean contact of the button. WhiteYellowbutton contactNO CONTACT GND IN2 (green / gray) Figure 8: Connection for Balanced Input 2 - Button Page 12 of 25
1.5.5 Output Cable Relay 1- Door Open The Relay 1 output is used for door control. It makes both NO and NC contacts available. The external load can be powered directly by AC or DC, in accordance with the following limits: - Minimum Load: 12VDC / 10mA Voltage Working Current Peak Current max 0.5 Sec (inductive load) Suppressor 12VDC 3A 10A 1N4004 Diode 30VDC 2A 10A 1N4004 Diode 42VDC 0.5A 7A 1N4004 Diode 42VAC 0.5A 7A MOV 75Vrms • Inductive load with direct current: In this case it is mandatory to use the 1N4004 diode, which is provided, (or an equivalent) in parallel to the coil of the electrical locking device, to increase the life of the relay inside the RTU – see Figure 9. • Inductive load with alternating current: In this case it is mandatory to use the MOV (75VAC), which is provided, (or an equivalante) in parallel to the coil of the electrical locking device, to increase the life of the relay inside the RTU − see Figure 10. • Life: assuming the relay is activated 200 times a day and that the voltage/current limits of the preceding table are respected, the life is guaranteed for at least 6 years; if the relay is activated less frequently, the life of the relay increases proportionally. In case of excessive use (> 200 operations / day) it is suggested to use an external relay. Page 13 of 25
VEXT _+VDCVEXT_GNDcoil for electrical locking device/repeater 1N4004 Diode Transient SuppressorRelay 1 Green = C Yellow = NC Gray = NO Figure 9: Connection for Output Relay 1 (NO) – Door Open – DC Voltage VEXT_Vac1VEXT _Vac2Bobina elettroserratura / relè di ripetizioneMov75VacSoppressoredi transientiRele 1 Green = C Yellow = NC Gray = NO Figure 10: Connection for Output Relay 1 (NO) – Door Open – AC Voltage Page 14 of 25
1.5.5.1 Using an External Relay In case of excessive use or use under elevated current or voltage, you must insert a relay capable of supporting the load for a higher number of operations. The coil for the repeater relay must always be equipped with transient suppressors, as can be seen in Figures 9 and 10. It is also suggested to use a transient suppressor on the load in order to prolong the life of the external relay. VEXT_relayVEXT _relaycoil for repeater relayTransient Suppressor:Vext AC = Mov75Vac Vext DC = diodo 1N4004Relay 1Mov75Vac Transient SuppressorVacVacCNC NOcoil for electrical locking device/repeater Figure 11: Connection for Output Relay 1 (NO) – External Relay Page 15 of 25
1.5.6 Output Cable Relay 2 – Signal Light Output Relay 2 is used for signaling the status of the door (gateway occupied / free ) and provides both NO and NC contacts. The external load can be powered directly from AC or DC power, in accordance with the following limits: Voltage Working Current Peak Current (max 0.5 Sec) Suppressor 30VDC 0.5 A 2 A 1N4004 Diode 30VAC 0.5 A 2 A MOV 75Vrms • Inductive load with direct current: In this case, it is mandatory to use a repeater relay and a 1N4004 diode in parallel to the coil for the electrical locking device in order to increase the life of the relay inside the RTU − see Figure 12. • Inductive load with alternating current: In this case, it is mandatory to use a repeater relay and the MOV (75VAC) in parallel to the coil for the electrical locking device in order to increase the life of the relay inside the RTU see Figure 13. • Life: assuming the relay is activated 200 times a day and that the voltage/current limits of the preceding table are respected, the life is guaranteed for at least 6 years; if the relay is activated less frequently, the life of the relay increases proportionally. • In case of excessive use (> 200 operations / day) it is suggested to use an external relay. Page 16 of 25
VEXTVEXTSignaling Device (LED)Relay 2 Brown = C White = NC Blue = NO Figure 12: Connection for Output Relay 2 (NO) – Resistive Load – AC/DC Voltage VEXT_relayVEXT _relaycoil for repeater relayTransient Suppressor:Vext AC = Mov75Vac Vext DC = diodo 1N4004Relay 2Mov x Vac Transient SuppressorVac_lampVac_lampCNC NOFigure 13: Connection for Output Relay 2 (NO) – Inductive Load – Repeater Relay Brown = C White = NC Blue = NO Page 17 of 25
11..66 MMoouunnttiinngg tthhee DDeevviiccee oonn tthhee WWaallll BBrraacckkeett Figure 14: Mounting 1) The RTUL19 is positioned atop the wall bracket protrusion 2) The back part is aligned with the wall by rotating 3) The RTUL19 is mounted onto the bracket using screws Page 18 of 25
ACTIVATION 11..77 IIddeennttiiffiiccaattiioonn UUssiinngg tthhee SSeerrvviiccee PPiinn To identify the node, you can call the service pin using the relay-reed found inside the device (see Figure 15). Use the following steps for this procedure: 1. Place a small magnet as indicated in Figure 15 to call the service pin. The signal is linked to the yellow service LED (at the center), which will blink throughout the operation. 2. The TemaServer will send a wink command in response to the service pin, which lights the yellow LED and the buzzer three times. This allows you to verify that communications are operational to and from the TemaServer. 3. Check to see that the service LED is off at the end of the operation. Position of magnet The LED goes yellow Figure 15: Calling the Service Pin Using a Magnet Page 19 of 25
11..88 IIddeennttiiffiiccaattiioonn UUssiinngg tthhee NNeeuurroonn IIDD The label with the neuron ID that comes with the kit must be applied by the installer on the appropriate identification sheet. You also must indicate the location of the terminal in the appropriate box (see example in Table 3). Description of Location Entrance to Offices, First Floor, Stairway E Description of TemaServer Panel2, Entrance, First Floor, Stairway E RTUL19  Table 3: Example of Compiled Identification Sheet Page 20 of 25
TECHNICAL DATA TTeemmaaKKeeyy TTKKLL1199 ((RRTTUU--LL1199 ccooddee 11550000115544xxxx)) Parameter Value 12VDC±15% 100mA nominal (1.4W), 160mA max (2W) Power Supply Weight 0.3 kg Dimensions 156 Lu x 40 La x 27 sp mm Degree of Protection IP55 -20 to 60 °C Operational Temperature -20 to 70 °C Storage Temperature 0 to 95 % without condensation Relative Humidity of Storage LED 1 LED tricolor Red / Green / Yellow Buzzer 1 Inputs 2 balanced inputs with 4 statuses: normal, alarm, cut, short Output Relay 1 Electrical Locking Device Command • Contacts: C / NC / NO (see page 13) Output Relay 2 Lamp Command • Contacts: C / NC / NO (see page 16) Antenna proxy 125KHz for HID cards reading distance 0 to 40 mm (MD-15W internal controller) LONWORKS®2 Connection "Free Topology" type connected with unshielded double twisted pair cable FT3120 Smart Transceiver, 78Kbps Conformance to Norms Directive EMC 89/336/EEC, 92/31/EEC, Low Voltage Directive 72/23/EEC, 93/68/EEC: EN60950 / EN55022-B / ETSI EN300-330 / EN55024 FCC This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.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.FCC ID: HS9-RTU-L19 2 LONWORKS® is a trademark of the Echelon Corporation Page 21 of 25
1.8.1 Supplied Parts KIT of resistances for input balancing 2 White resistances 2 Yellow resistances Fisher bolts for wall mounting 2 (S4 type) + screws Fisher bolt for tamper 1 (S4 type) + screws 1N4004 Diode 2 MOV 75Vrms 2 1.8.2 Optional Parts TORX TX10 Screwdriver Code 1500108AA Page 22 of 25
11..99 RReeccyycclliinngg In application of directive 2002/96/EC regarding electrical and electronic waste devices, in vigor from 13 August 2005, Honeywell engages, when requested by the customer, to the collection, treatment, recovery, and proper disposal of all devices produced. All users within the European Union are hereby informed of the requirement for the proper elimination of the product as regulated by laws, rules, and local procedures. Page 23 of 25
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Figure 16: Temakey TKL19 Page 25 of 25

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