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Gira 2617 Series Operating Instructions Manual

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  • Page 1 Operating Instructions Fingerprint reader 2617 ..

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Device description ............5 Device presentation ............6 Areas of application ............7 Operation ..............9 Acknowledgement signals ..........10 Start-up sequence ............11 Connection terminals ..........12 Installation ..............13 Optimal positioning of finger ........14 Basics for the teaching-in of a finger ......15 Teaching-in first administrator ........16 Teaching-in user finger for relay 1 ......18 Teaching-in user finger for relay 2 ......19 Teaching-in a further administrator ......20...
  • Page 4 Integration in the door communication system ...29 Connection to door communication system ....30 Assignment User-specific switching actuator/door opener .....32 Assignment of user-group switching actuator/ door opener ..............33 Relays/actuators – what switches when? ....34 5 rules for selecting the correct mode ......35 Assigning mode to an individual user finger ....36 Assigning mode to a user finger group .......37 Examples...

  • Page 5: Device Description

    The fingerprint reader is installed indoors (IP 20) in conjunction with System 55 cover frames and outdoors (IP 44) with Gira TX_44 cover frames. Incompatibility between item components The components (inserts and top units) of items 2617 ..

  • Page 6: Device Presentation

    Device presentation Gira TX_44 1 Connection cable for door communication system 2 Flush-mounted insert (fin- gerprint reader) 3 Gira TX_44 cover frame, bottom section (not included in scope of sup- ply) 4 Fingerprint reader 5 Status LED 6 Gira TX_44 cover frame,...

  • Page 7: Areas Of Application

    Areas of application Use as individual device In this case the existing zero-voltage relay contacts within the flush-mounted insert are used, e.g. for a door opener with own power supply. Unsuitable for use as individual device in safety-relevant areas Not recommended for opening of outside doors espe- cially in safety-relevant areas, as door may be opened when fingerprint reader is expanded via bridging of open contacts.
  • Page 8 Use in door communication system The fingerprint reader can be connected to the door com- munication system via the enclosed connection cable. The fingerprint reader can thus control e.g. the door opener contact of the control device or can trigger the switching action of a switching actuator.

  • Page 9: Operation

    Operation To operate the fingerprint reader, only the one-time laying on of the previously taught-in finger is necessary. 360° contact surface for finger Taught-in fingers are detected in any position (360° contact surface). The optimum positioning of the finger (see graphic) is preferable.

  • Page 10: Acknowledgement Signals

    Acknowledgement signals The fingerprint reader generates different acknowledge- ment signals during operation and start-up: Positive acknowledgement signal 3 The fingerprint reader generates a long acknowledge- ment tone, the LED simultaneously lights up green. Negative acknowledgement signal 3 The fingerprint reader generates 3 short acknowledge- ment tones, the LED simultaneously lights up red.

  • Page 11: Start-Up Sequence

    Start-up procedure For start-up the fingerprint reader, the following steps must be implemented in the order shown below: Install fingerprint reader (from Page 12) LED flashes green II. Create first administrator (Page 16) Admin Progr. (7x) (7x) III. Create user finger for relay 1/2 (from Page 18) R1 = Admin Progr.

  • Page 12: Connection Terminals

    Connection terminals Relay 1 N.O. (NO contact) Relay 1 Relay 1 COM Relay 1 N.C. (NC contact) not used Service not used Relay 2 N.O. (NO contact) Relay 2 Relay 2 COM Relay 2 N.C. (NC contact) Power supply + 24 V DC not used 6-pole slot Door communication...

  • Page 13: Installation

    Installation and mounting of electrical devices may only be carried out by a qualified electrician. Do not use the seals included with the cover frame when installing the flush-mounted inserts in Gira TX_44 cover frames. The fingerprint reader is connected via both detachable terminal strips and mounted in a 58 mm flush-mounted box.

  • Page 14: Optimal Positioning Of Finger

    Optimal positioning of finger In order to ensure proper functioning of the fingerprint reader, the finger must be correctly laid on during both teaching-in and subsequent operation. It is important that the finger area with the greatest fingerprint move- ment (middle of fingertip) is registered by the fingerprint sensor.

  • Page 15: Basics For The Teaching-In Of A Finger

    Basics for the teaching-in of a finger For the teaching-in of a finger, the finger to be taught-in is repeatedly laid on. It is important to vary the position of the finger with repeated laying on by a few millimetres each time, so that the fingerprint reader can register the largest possible finger area.

  • Page 16: Teaching-In First Administrator

    Teaching-in first administrator Admin Progr. (7x) (7x) Before first start-up, an administrator must be created. If no administrator has been taught-in, the LED of the fin- gerprint reader flashes green. An administrator consists of an administrator finger and a programming finger. Administrator and programming fingers Administrator and programming fingers cannot be used for subsequent switching actions.
  • Page 17 Teaching-in new programming finger: 4. Lay the programming finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard. 3 During laying on the LED lights up red, after removal orange. 5. Lay the programming finger on again (vary position slightly) until a short acknowledgement tone is heard. 6.

  • Page 18: Teaching-In User Finger For Relay 1

    Teaching-in user finger for relay 1 Admin Progr. Admin User (7x) Start mode: 1. Lay the administrator finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard. 3 The LED briefly lights up green, then flashes orange. 2. Lay the programming finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard.

  • Page 19: Teaching-In User Finger For Relay 2

    Teaching-in user finger for relay 2 Admin Progr. Progr. User (7x) Start mode: 1. Lay the administrator finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard. 3 The LED briefly lights up green, then flashes orange. 2. Lay the programming finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard.

  • Page 20: Teaching-In A Further Administrator

    Teaching-in a further administrator Admin Progr Admin Admin Progr (7x) (7x) An administrator consists of an administrator finger and a programming finger. Administrator and programming fingers Administrator and programming fingers cannot be used for subsequent switching actions. Start mode: 1. Lay the administrator finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard.
  • Page 21 Teaching-in new administrator finger: 1. Lay the administrator finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard. 3 During laying on the LED lights up red, after removal orange. 2. Lay the administrator finger on again (vary position slightly) until a short acknowledgement tone is heard. 3.

  • Page 22: Deleting Administrator

    Deleting administrator An administrator is deleted by deleting one of the two fin- gers (programming or admin finger). When one of the fingers is deleted, the other finger of the administrator also loses its function. The final administrator cannot be deleted. If there is only one taught-in administrator remaining in the Fingerprint reader, it cannot be deleted.
  • Page 23 Deleting administrator: 4. Lay on the programming or administrator finger to be deleted until a short acknowledgement tone is heard. 3 The LED lights up orange. The Fingerprint reader gen- erates a positive acknowledgement signal: Deleting the administrator was successful. 3 Three brief acknowledgement tones signify that an unknown finger was laid on or there is only one taught- in administrator remaining in the Fingerprint reader,...

  • Page 24: Deleting User Finger

    Deleting user finger Progr. Progr. Progr. Delete user Start mode: 1. Lay the programming finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard. 3 The LED briefly lights up green, then flashes orange. 2. Lay the programming finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard.

  • Page 25: Switching Illumination Of Contact Surface On/Off

    Switching illumination of contact surface on/off Factory setting: The night illumination of the fingerprint reader contact surface is activated. Progr. Admin Admin = Setting changes Changing illumination setting: 1. Lay the programming finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard. 3 The LED briefly lights up green, then flashes orange.

  • Page 26: Switching Acknowledgement Tones On/Off

    Switching acknowledgement tones on/off Factory setting: Acknowledgement tone is activated. Progr. Admin Progr. = Setting changes The acknowledgement tones are activated/deactivated as follows: 1. Lay the programming finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard. 3 The LED briefly lights up green, then flashes orange. 2.

  • Page 27: Setting Switching Time Of Relays

    Setting switching time of relays The contact hold time of both relays can be set from 3 to 30 seconds. Progr. Progr. Admin User Switching time User Start mode: 1. Lay the programming finger on until a short acknowl- edgement tone is heard. 3 The LED briefly lights up green, then flashes orange.

  • Page 28: Reset To Factory Settings - Delete All Assignments

    Reset to factory settings – delete all assignments The fingerprint reader can be reset to the state of deliv- ery. In this case, all user and administrator assignments are lost. Admin Admin Admin (5 secs.) = State of delivery Resetting fingerprint reader: 1.

  • Page 29: Integration In The Door Communication System

    3 Switching actuator 4 Control device 5 Door opener The fingerprint reader can be connected to the Gira flush- mounted door stations and to the built-in loudspeaker. Via previously taught-in user fingers, up to 16 switching actuators (8 group actuators + 8 individual switching actuators) and the door opener function can be con- trolled.

  • Page 30: Connection To Door Communication System

    Connection to door communication system The fingerprint reader is connected to a door communi- cation bus coupler or call button insert of the Gira door communication system with the accompanying connec- tion cable. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 112...
  • Page 31 Direct assignment/group assignment Assignment differentiates between: • direct assignment of individual user fingers to an indi- vidual switching actuator • group assignment of all user fingers to a switching ac- tuator. With group assignments, all user fingers assigned to the fingerprint reader trigger a switching action with the switching actuator.

  • Page 32: Assignment

    Assignment User-specific switching actuator/door opener User fingers must be taught-in in the fingerprint reader beforehand (from Page 18). 1. Press the "Systemprogr." button on the control device for 3 secs. to start programming mode. 3 The LED at the control device flashes. The fingerprint reader generates an acknowledgement tone and the LED flashes orange.

  • Page 33: Assignment Of User-Group Switching Actuator/ Door Opener

    Assignment of user - group switching actuator/door opener Assigning all taught-in user fingers in the fingerprint reader to a group switching actuator: 1. Press the "Systemprogr." button on the control device for 3 secs. to start programming mode. 3 The LED at the control devices flashes. The fingerprint reader generates an acknowledgement tone and the LED flashes orange.

  • Page 34: Relays/Actuators - What Switches When

    Relays/actuators – what switches when? The following rules apply with the basic configuration of the switching actuator assignments: • the relays of the fingerprint reader are not switched as soon as a switching actuator is assigned. • an individual switching actuator always has a higher priority than a group switching actuator.

  • Page 35: Rules For Selecting The Correct Mode

    5 rules for selecting the correct mode Rule 1: If the door communication system has not been assigned any switching actuators, the relays assigned to the user are always switched. Rule 2: If the relays should switch together with a switching actuator (individual/group), mode 3 or 4 must be selected.

  • Page 36: Assigning Mode To An Individual User Finger

    Assigning mode to an individual user finger To assign the corresponding mode to a user finger, pro- ceed as follows: 1. Press the "Systemprogr." button on the control device for 3 secs. to start programming mode. 3 The LED at the control devices flashes. The fingerprint reader generates an acknowledgement tone and the LED flashes orange.

  • Page 37: Assigning Mode To A User Finger Group

    Assigning mode to a user finger group To assign the corresponding mode to the group of user fingers, proceed as follows: 1. Press the "Systemprogr." button on the control device for 3 secs. to start programming mode. 3 The LED at the control devices flashes. The fingerprint reader generates an acknowledgement tone and the LED flashes orange.

  • Page 38: Example 1: Starting Up Stand-Alone Function

    Example 1: Starting-up stand-alone function In this example, relay 1 of the fingerprint reader switches the door opener. 1 Fingerprint reader 2 Door opener 3 24 V DC power supply 4 Power supply of door opener Start-up 1. Before first start-up, an administrator must be created. An administrator consists of an administrator finger and a programming finger.

  • Page 39: Starting-Up Door Communication System

    Example 2: Starting-up door communication system In the single-family house, all occupants should be able to open the door with their user fingers (group assign- ment). With a further finger, selected persons should be able to switch on the outside light via the switching actuator. Switching 1 Surface-mounted home station...
  • Page 40 Start-up 1. Before first start-up, an administrator must be created. An administrator consists of an administrator finger and a programming finger. 2. All user fingers must firstly be taught-in in the finger- print reader beforehand: Admin Progr. Admin User (7x) Assigning the switching actuator 1.
  • Page 41 Assigning the door opener All house occupants should be able to open the door with their user fingers. 1. Start programming mode at the control device. 2. Start door opener programming mode at the control device. 3. Carry out the group assignment with the admin finger: For this, lay the admin finger on the fingerprint reader.

  • Page 42: Example 3: Integrating In Door Communication System Without Speech Function

    Example 3: Integration in door communication sys- tem without speech function If no speech function is required, the fingerprint reader can be integrated into the door communication system as follows: 1 Fingerprint reader 2 Bus coupler door communication 3 Switching actuator 4 Control device 5 Door opener Pay attention before start-up!

  • Page 43: Removal Alarm

    Removal alarm The flush-mounted insert generates an alarm signal after removal of fingerprint reader. With individual device If the fingerprint reader is removed from the flush- mounted insert, a 1-minute continuous tone is emitted. In door communication system If the fingerprint reader is operated with the door com- munication system, the removal signal can be forwarded to a switching actuator in addition to the 1-minute con- tinuous tone.
  • Page 44 Table for start-up documentation In the following tables the fingers of the administrators or users can be marked as references. The example administrator selects the thumb of the left hand as the admin finger, and the index finger of the right hand as programming finger.
  • Page 45 Users User / Function User finger...

  • Page 46: Procedure When The Administrator Is No Longer Available

    If an administrator is no longer available, the fingerprint reader along with the accompanying security card should be sent to the Gira Service Center. A resetting to factory settings is carried out there, meaning all adminis- trators and users are deleted.

  • Page 47: Technical Data

    Technical data Power supply: 24 V DC ± 10 % Protection type: IP 20 (system 55) IP 44 (Gira TX_44 ) Temperature range: -20 °C to +70 °C Resistance to EMD: up to 15 kV Relay load capacity: 24 V / 1.6 A AC/DC...

  • Page 48: Entsorgung

    Please submit or send faulty devices including the corresponding safety card, postage paid together with an error description, to your responsible salesperson (specialist trade/installation company/specialist electrical trade). This will forward the devices to the Gira Service Center.
  • Page 52 Giersiepen GmbH & Co. KG Electrical Installation Systems P.O. Box 12 20 42461 Radevormwald Germany Phone +49 (0) 21 95 / 602 - 0 Fax +49 (0) 21 95 / 602 - 191 www.gira.com info@gira.com...

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