KFV GENIUS B Quick Reference

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1.) Mechanical installation
Increase the GENIUS lock recess at the top near the power cable by approx. 15 mm.
Install cylinder in accordance with DIN 18252.
CAUTION: Metal filings at the connecting terminals of the GENIUS System may damage the internal electronics.
GENIUS systems with the convenience feature (CA/CB only) do not have openings for
door-handle rose bolts.
2.) Connections GENIUS type B
Connec-
Function
tions
A, B, C, D Connection for the IR sensor which carries
IR signals to the GENIUS door lock switch
B, C, D, 2 Connection of KFV finger scanner
Mode switch
0, 1
Day/night mode
Operating voltage 24V DC
Terminal 2 = + positive
2, 3
Terminal 3 = – negative
External unlocking signal.
If +24 VDC is supplied to this terminal for
4
≥1 sec., then an opening cycle is perfor-
med in both operating modes
Lock status indication.
The desired state is selected by the
7
rotary switch (optional signal output max.
20mA)
5.) Rotary switch (optional signal outputs)
Terminal 7; open collector; max. load 20 mA; isolated due to coupling relay 24V (KFV accessory).
Position State
The lock is fully locked and the
1
door is closed.
1
The door is closed
1 The latch is pulled into the cylin-
der operated lock
1
A connected alarm system can be
activated or deactivated
* See GENIUS operating instructions for details on controls
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GENIUS type B
3.) Operating mode:
Switch position up = day mode
Switch position down = night mode
4.) Detection of open/closed door:
Install the sensor centrally (± 1 mm) to the reed sensor.
Max. distance 4 mm (± 3 mm)
Notes
• For use in combination with alarm systems.
› Terminal 7 is connected to negative (--) ground.
• For use in combination with doorman monitoring.
› Terminal 7 is connected to negative (--) ground.
• For use in combination with a revolving door motor.
› Terminal 7 is connected to negative (--) ground.
• Control with 2-channel infra-red access key*
• In order to keep the alarm system activated in the event of a po-
wer failure, the terminal is connected to negative/ground when
the alarm is deactivated.
› Alarm deactivated = terminal 7 = negative -- relay on
› Alarm activated = terminal 7 = high resistance -- relay off
• The relay break contact must be used to switch on the alarm
system.
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