Inovance Monarch User Manual

User Guide
IC Card Password Keypad
Preface
Thank you for purchasing the new-generation Monarch elevator IC card password
keypad.
As an antenna card reader with both card swiping and password functions, the MCTC-
IC-A2 password keypad can be used to replace the MCTC-IC-A car call controller. Users
can make elevator calls by entering passwords or directly swiping cards as required.
Before using this product, read this guide carefully to fully understand features of the
product and ensure safe use. This guide describes product information, installation,
wiring, and usage guide for your reference.
Figure 1 Front view of the product
Function Description
Users can register, modify, and delete passwords using the password keypad to enable the
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password elevator call function. Also, the password keypad allows elevator calls by swiping
IC cards.
Administrators can enable or disable the IC card system using passwords.
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Acquisition
The information in this user guide is subject to change without notice. Please acquire
the latest document version by the following means:
Contact your product distributor.
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Scan the QR code on the document cover.
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Visit Inovance's website http://www.inovance.com.
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1. Product Information
◆ Overall dimensions
Figure 2 Product dimensions (unit: mm)
◆ Technical specifications
A01
Table 1 Technical specifications
19010732
Item
Input voltage
Input current
1
Card swiping time
Basic specifications Number of historical card swiping records
Maximum number of cards stored
Maximum elevator number
Coaxial cable communication distance
Operating temperature
Environment Humidity
Storage temperature
2. Installation
◆ Installation guide
Directly install the product on the operation panel by following the operations described
below.
① Drill a rounded rectangle hole (90.5 mm x 66.5 mm; rounded
corner radius: 3.25 mm) on the car wall, and tighten four M4-12
bolts around the rectangle hole. The following figure shows the
specific installation hole.
② Install the product on the four bolts, and tighten the product using
four M4 nuts and four M4 washers.
2
27.4
104.0
24.4
101.0
22.4
90.0
R3.25
Ø5.5
Specification
DC 24 V±10%
< 300 mA
< 100 ms
9322
1024
127
5 m
-10℃ to +60℃
RH 30% to 95% without condensation
-20℃ to +70℃
Installation Guide
The post-installation figure
is shown below.
R3.25mm
4*(M4-12)
◆ Before powering on, ensure that DC 24 V ±10% is adopted.
◆ Equipment components must be well insulated from the ground.
◆ Operating environment requirements must be met with sufficient space for heat
dissipation.
◆ It is recommended that the equipment be powered off when connectors are
removed.
◆ Be careful during installation to prevent equipment damages.
3. Wiring
◆ Application wiring
MCTC-IC-G
Card swiping antenna at
the back door
MCTC-CTB
24 V MOD+ MOD- COM A card swiping antenna can be
added at the back door when the
opposite door function is required.
CN1
24 V
MOD1+
MOD1-
COM
MCTC-IC-A
CN2
car call controller
24 V
MOD2+
MOD2-
24 V MOD+ MOD- COM
COM
MCTC-HCB
display board
Figure 3 Product wiring
◆ The DC 24 V±10% power for CTB and car display board is directly used.
◆ To enable communication with the CTB, connect the 485 interface with the
nearest terminal of the CTB or car display board as required.
4. Usage Guide
◆ Password registration by a user
Start
Press #5# in
sequence.
The indicator blinks in red and green for 0.5 seconds respectively,
which indicates that password registration is started.
A password has The buzzer sounds
four times.
been registered Swipe a user card.
for this card.
The buzzer sounds twice.
The buzzer sounds
Enter a 4-digit
four times.
password ended
with # twice.
The buzzer sounds twice.
The two entered passwords are
consistent. The password is
registered successfully.
End
Figure 4 Flowchart for password registration by a user
◆ Elevator call using a password by a user
Start
Example:
Room number: 1901
Password: 3353
User password: 19013353
Enter a password
ended with #.
The buzzer
sounds four times.
The indicator is
steady on in green.
The password is correct. The
Automatic floor selection: The buzzer sounds twice.
elevator is called successfully. Manual floor selection: The buzzer sounds once.
End
Figure 5 Flowchart for elevator call using a password by a user
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J1
J6
J11
J6
The two entered passwords
are inconsistent. The
password registration fails.
The password is
incorrect. The
elevator call fails.