Third Millennium TMM60/A01 Series Installation Instructions

Third Millennium
TMM60/A01 Series Installation Instructions

Cabling:

It is recommended that Belden 9536 screened cable, or equivalent,
is used between the reader module and control panel.
The recommended maximum distance between reader and
control panel is 100 metres.
This is dependant upon type of cable used and the electrical
environment present.
ALWAYS VERIFY THAT THE CABLING DISTANCE AND
R OUTING IS SUITABLE.

Grounding

It is recommended that the proximity reader, control panel and
power supply unit have a common ground.
The screen of the Belden 9536 cable should be firmly connected to
the power supply grounded chassis to prevent ground loops

Fixing Details

The front plate assembly is fixed to the BBFM-02 (Flush Mounted
Back Box) using 6 off – M4 x 10 mm long Torx Security Screws
or equivalent (not supplied).
TM530 Programming Instructions

Introduction:

The TMM60/A01 Series Proximity Reader and Keypad Assembly provide a convenient
and easy-to-use means of transmitting RFID proximity card data to an access control
p anel.
The TMM60/A01 is a complete front face assembly. It is designed to substitute the
Legacy Metropolitan Police unit, and is supplied with a stainless steel metal faceplate,
a STORM keypad, Legic Advant Proximity reader and an encapsulated Antenna
M odule.
This unit allows the installer to connect directly to the control panel. The Proximity
Reader and STORM keypad output is via the "Data 1" and "Data 0" terminals of the
L egic Advant Reader Module.

Kit List:

•
Stainless Steel FACEPLATE Assembly (Inc Antenna Module and Storm Keypad)
•
Reader Module (with adhesive mounting pad)
•
Cable – CBL014-100: Buzzer and LED Cable
•
Cable – CBL015-100: STORM keypad interface cable
•
Cable – CBL016-100: RF Coax Cable
18/19 Torfaen Business Centre
Tel: +44 (0) 1495 751 992
Email: info@third-millennnium-sys.com
Third Millennium Systems Limited
Panteg Way New Inn Pontypool NP4 0LS
Fax: +44 (0) 1495 757 448
Web: www.third-millennium-sys.com
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