AccessPRO AccessPRO2 Installation And Connection Manual

AccessPRO2
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.Cautions
Please notice the following cautions. Mis-operation may lead to personal injury or
equipment failure:
1 ) Do not energize the system before installation is complete. Never carry out installation
activities when the system is energized.
2) All peripheral devices must be grounded.
3) It is recommended that all wires run through casing pipes which may by PVC or galvanized
ones.
4) It is strongly recommended that the length of exposed part of any connection cable
should not be longer than 4 mm. Professional clamping tools may be used to
unintentional contact of exposed wires to avoid short-circuit or communication failure.
5) It is recommended that card readers and buttons should be installed at height of 1.4m-1.5m
above ground.
6) It is recommended to use the power supply in case for control panel, and external power
supply for each lock.
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.Equipment Installation
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1 Select two of the elliptical holes on Hang the equipment on the upper
edge of the rear iron cover, and
the rear iron cover. Drill two holes
then press the equipment down.
on the surface for fixing (Which may
be on a distribution cabinet, ceiling
or other weatherproof position).
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.Lock Connection
1)The access controller provides lock control output. For a lock which should be open when being energized and be closed
when being de-energized, the "COM" and " NO" terminals should be used. For a lock which should be open when being
de-energized and be closed when being energized, the "COM" and " NC" terminals should be used.
2) If the electrical lock is connected to the access control system, you need to parallel one FR107 diode (Equipped
in the package) to prevent the self-inductance EMF affect the system, do not reverse the polarities.
3) Each relay may work under the wet mode or dry mode by setting the jumper terminal. If the 12V power
supply inside the access controller uses external power supply, the output of each relay is under the "wet mode".
If the external power supply uses potential free contacts, the "dry mode" should be used. please refer to
Instructions for Hardware of C4-200/400 Access Controller.
* It is recommended to short 2-3 ports, the output use the "dry mode", the electronic lock use the external power supply.
1 2 3 4
-
L ock Power
+
Unlock at power on
Diode
+
L ock
-
Unlock at power off
Diode
-
L ock
+
+
L ock Power
-
External power supply for electronic lock
3
1 2 4
Relay
Relay
1 2
4 3 2 1
R elay output por ts and j umper ter minals setting (The second layer of PCB)
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Push the equipment backward to hang
the entire equipment onto the rear cover.
FR107
Enlargement of
Lock Ports
NO
COM
NC
FR107
Wet Mode:
1 2 3 4
Dry Mode:
Relay
Distribution
diagram of the
Relay
factory default
jumper cap:
3 4
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.Equipment Communication
The PC software communicate with the system through two protocols (RS485 and TCP/IP)
for data exchange and remote management. The communication cable should be away
from high-voltage lines as far as possible. Do not keep the communication cable in parallel
with power cords or bind them together.
1) TCP/IP Mode:
TCP/IP Ethernet
avoid
1# Controller
2) RS485 Mode:
G N D 485+ 485-
4 3 2 1
1# Controller
Notes:
1) Internationally accepted RVSP (shielded twisted-pair) wires should be used for communication
to effectively avoid interference.
bus cascade connection.
2) Theoretically, in RS485 communication, one bus may be connected with 64 access controllers.
It is recommended to conenct with no more than 16 devices.
3) The recommended bus length of RS485 communication is less than 600 meters.
4) When the bus is longer than 300 m, to enhance the stability of communication, it is necessary
to change J24 on the first layer of PCB (see the figure below) inthe first and the last units (see
unit 8# as shown in the figure above) to short pins 2-3. This method is equivalent to connect
with a resistance of 120 ohm.
Jumping Terminals
3
1 2 4
Enlargement of J24
Jumping Terminals
2 3 4
1
Terminal R esistance S etting
Jumping Terminals
1 2 3 4
Terminal resistance setting diagram (The first layer of PCB)
PC
Card Reader
S witch
2# Controller
RS485 Ports
485+ 485- 485+
G N D G N D
4 3 2 1
4 3 2 1
2# Controller
8# Controller
RS485 communication wires should be connected by means of
Factory Default Setting
n# Controller
RS485 Convertor
485-
485+
G N D
Serial Bus
485-
PC
RS485