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- Page 1 Doc. 6001565 Doc. 6001565 Doc. 6001565 Doc. 6001565 Rev C Rev C Rev C Rev C INFINITY INFINITY INFINITY INFINITY INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS WITH MULTI-LINK FIRMWARE Software Rev. 2.0 and up...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT NOTICES ......................1 INSTALLATION TIPS ........................ 1 PART 1 ARRANGING PHONE LINE INSTALLATION............. 2 PART 2 WIRING BETWEEN UNITS..................2 PART 3 MOUNTING THE CABINET ..................3 PART 4 WIRING ........................5 A. TELEPHONE INTERFACE BOARD CONNECTIONS ................5 B. - Page 3 TABLE OF FIGURES Figure 1: Mounting the Cabinet ....................... 3 Figure 2: Telephone Interface Board Connections ................5 Figure 3: Infinity Circuit Board Connections (1100023 Board) ............6 Figure 4: Infinity Circuit Board Connections (1100072 Board) ............7 Figure 5: Optional CCTV Unit......................8 Figure 6: Connecting Multiple Units Via RS-232 Ports ..............
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Page 5: Important Notices
IMPORTANT NOTICES The Infinities are powerful and flexible access control systems, but may be damaged by incorrect installation. In particular, it is critical that Infinity systems be grounded properly. Each system contains static sensitive components that can be destroyed by static discharge if not grounded thoroughly. WARNING: Incorrect installation invalidates the warranty. -
Page 6: Part 1 Arranging Phone Line Installation
PART 1 ARRANGING PHONE LINE INSTALLATION Your customer should have the telephone company install a telephone line as close as possible to the Infinity system location. • This line can use either tone or rotary dialing. • Rotary lines are cheaper, but tone lines dial faster. •... -
Page 7: Part 3 Mounting The Cabinet
PART 3 MOUNTING THE CABINET ♦ This manual describes the "L" series (with telephone entry capability and a large display), since this is the most complicated installation. The unit is shown with optional CCTV. ♦ If your system is a "B", "S", or "DI" series, skip the sections that do not apply. NOTE: "B"... - Page 8 5. For wall mount: Remove the bottom left knockout from the back of the cabinet. For pedestal mount: Remove the center knockout from the back of the cabinet. To enter the cabinet elsewhere, drill a hole through the cabinet and make sure you carefully remove all debris.
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Page 9: Part 4 Wiring
PART 4 WIRING A. TELEPHONE INTERFACE BOARD CONNECTIONS Telephone Interface Board (SN1100329) LINE RING OFF HOOK HANDSET CLICK LEVEL PANEL SPEAKER CLICK LEVEL SPEAKER LEVEL CLICK DETECT Daughter Board (SN1110080) LINE BAL 1 LINE BAL 2 TELCO LINE PANEL SENS GROUND 1564F3 Figure 2: Telephone Interface Board Connections... -
Page 10: Processor Board Signal Connections
B. PROCESSOR BOARD SIGNAL CONNECTIONS MONTIOR CLEAR 12V AC/ 13.5V DC POWER GROUND 4 AMP FUSE FAN B SCREW HEATER A KEYPAD LIGHT FAN A CLEAR TO SEND RS232 OUT RS232 GROUND PORT 1 RS232 IN REQUEST TO SEND CLEAR TO SEND RS232 OUT RS232 GROUND... -
Page 11: Figure 4: Infinity Circuit Board Connections (1100072 Board)
KEYPAD LIGHT HEATER A MONTIOR CLEAR 12V AC/ J19 J18 13.5V DC FAN B FAN A POWER GROUND SCREW CLEAR TO SEND RS232 OUT RS232 GROUND PORT 1 RS232 IN REQUEST TO SEND CLEAR TO SEND RS232 OUT RS232 GROUND RS232 BAUD SEL PORT 2 RS232 IN... -
Page 12: Optional Closed Circuit Television Connections
Refer to Figure 3 & Figure 4 and connect the wires from Infinity-controlled devices as follows: Relay/door 1 ..TB 9 Relay/door 2 ..TB 10 Relay 3 .....TB 11 Relay 4 .....TB 12 Which terminals are used depends on the type of device being controlled: ♦... -
Page 13: Connecting Units In A Chain
D. CONNECTING UNITS IN A CHAIN If The Units Are Under 30 Feet Apart: 1. Connect the units via the RS-232 serial ports (see Figure 3 & Figure 4 circuit board diagrams). 2. On the first unit: remove the jumper from the CTS and RTS terminals on TB3. 3. -
Page 14: Figure 7: Connecting Multiple Units Through Short-Haul Modems
If The Units Are 30 Or More Feet Apart: Connect the units through the dual short-haul modems (See Figure 7). 1. On the first unit, insert the 2 conductor cable into the LINE 2 plug and tighten the screws securely. It does not matter which wire is inserted into which opening of the plug (See Figure 8). 2. -
Page 15: Installing A New Unit In An Existing Multi-Link Chain
E. INSTALLING A NEW UNIT IN AN EXISTING MULTI-LINK CHAIN Once the unit is installed, resequence all the units in the chain. Enter the system’s configuration information into the new unit, (i.e., program access codes, relay activation times, holiday schedules, etc.). If you are using SPS or SPSWin: A. -
Page 16: Power On
OPTIONAL CCTV AC or DC Power: Connect one end of a two conductor stranded wire cable to TB 1 on the main processor board (see Figure 3 or Figure 4) and the other end to the transformer provided with the system. -
Page 17: Part 5 Installing Additional Features
PART 5 INSTALLING ADDITIONAL FEATURES The Infinity system has many standard features which can be connected during installation. Only card readers, built-in modems and CCTV cameras must be ordered as options. IMPORTANT NOTE It is critical to proper system operation that the specified cable types and grounding procedures be used. -
Page 18: Baud Rate For Rs-232 Communication
D. BAUD RATE FOR RS-232 COMMUNICATION The Infinity can receive and transmit data via an RS-232 serial port at one of four baud rates (300, 1200, 2400, and 4800). The factory setting is 4800 baud. Change the baud rate by moving the jumper on the RS-232 BAUD SEL shorting block (Fig. 3/4). NOTE: •... -
Page 19: Hooking Up A Terminal
NOTES: • Line-powered modems cannot be used with the Infinity. • If external modems are connected to the Infinity telephone line, the Infinity must have the multiple entry option installed so it does not come on line when the modem is active. 1. -
Page 20: Figure 10: Direct Connection Between Computer And Unit 1 Of Multi-Link Chain
Figure 10: Direct Connection Between Computer and Unit 1 of Multi-Link Chain DB25 Connections. PIN NUMBER ON DB 25 TERMINAL ON MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD TB 2 Place one jumper between pins 4 and 5 and Place a jumper between pins 1 ("cts") and 5 ("rts"). another between pins 6 and 20. -
Page 21: Figure 12: Db9S Connections
DB9S Connections. PIN NUMBER ON DB9S TERMINAL ON MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD TB 2 Place one jumper between pins 4 and 6 and Place a jumper between pins 1 ("cts") and 5 ("rts"). another between pins 7 and 8. 2 ("receive data") RS-232 out ("out") 5 ("signal ground") GROUND... -
Page 22: Hooking Up A Printer
If The Computer or Terminal Is 30 Or More Feet Away: 1. Connect the terminal’s or computer’s modem to the first unit in the chain. 2. If you are using a terminal or a computer with an external modem, connect the modem to the terminal or computer (see terminal, computer and/or modem instructions). -
Page 23: Figure 14: Printer Connected To Last Unit Of Multi-Link Chain
Connect the Infinity and the printer as follows: DB25 Connections. PIN NUMBER ON DB25 TERMINAL ON MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD TB2 Place one jumper between pins 4 and 5 and Place one jumper between pins 1 (CTS) and 5 another between pins 6 and 20 (RTS). -
Page 24: Hooking Up Remote Keypads/Keypad Lights
H. HOOKING UP REMOTE KEYPADS/KEYPAD LIGHTS Each Infinity unit may have up to two remote keypads attached. • In "L", "S", or "DI" systems the main keypad is built into the unit faceplate and the auxiliary keypad is remote from the system. •... - Page 25 Wiegand Reader Connections READER WIRE COLOR CONDUCTS MAIN BOARD TB 4 OR TB 6 TERMINAL BROWN LED/GROUND LED A (LED B ON TB5) WHITE DATA 1 A (OR B) READER 1 GREEN DATA 0 A (OR B) READER 0 +5 VDC +5 VDC BLACK GROUND...
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Page 26: Hooking Up Built-In Modem/Remote Programming/Multiple Entry
J. HOOKING UP BUILT-IN MODEM/REMOTE PROGRAMMING/MULTIPLE ENTRY These options require no special installation. However, if you intend to program the systems via modem, multiple systems cannot use the same telephone line. If two systems are connected to the same telephone line, they will create a communication problem for the sending modem. K. -
Page 27: Part 6 Installing The Auxiliary Relay Module
PART 6 INSTALLING THE AUXILIARY RELAY MODULE You can purchase an Auxiliary Relay Module (ARM) with a Multi-Link system. The ARM unit gives you timed activation for up to sixteen relays. You can use the ARM unit for such things as: •... -
Page 28: Figure 15: Auxiliary Relay Module
Figure 15: Auxiliary Relay Module Page 24 of 31 Doc 6001565 Rev C... -
Page 29: Part 7 Testing And Adjusting The Units
PART 7 TESTING AND ADJUSTING THE UNITS When connections have been completed, test the system’s functionality and adjust the unit, starting with the side tone (see page 27). The test sequence depends on the series system and options used. Before testing the unit, be sure to read the accompanying manual, Programming Infinity Systems with Multi-Link Firmware (Doc. -
Page 30: Telephone Entry
C. TELEPHONE ENTRY Test the telephone entry function as follows: 1. When the Infinity dials, the "OFF HOOK" indicator LED on the telephone interface board (see Figure 16) should illuminate and the person dialed should receive the call. 2. Voice communications should be distinct and easily heard. 3. - Page 31 MODEL 1100329 TELEPHONE INTERFACE BOARD ADJUSTMENTS All adjustments must be made in the following order: SIDE TONE ADJUSTMENT: To adjust the side tone, the phone line must be connected to the unit. Infinity B Units: Adjusting the side tone balance is unnecessary. 1.
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Page 32: Card Entry
D. CARD ENTRY 1. Program the unit with some test cards and facility codes as described in the accompanying manual, Programming Infinity Systems with Multi-Link Firmware, Document Number 6001014. 2. Test the card entry feature with a volid card number and facility code. If the card is accepted, the LEDs on the front of the reader should change appearance, and the relay should activate. -
Page 33: Multiple Entry
H. MULTIPLE ENTRY 1. Disconnect the telephone line from the system and try dialing a number. If the system displays a "LINE IN USE - PLEASE WAIT" message, this feature is working correctly. 2. Reconnect the telephone line and the system should beep and display the message "LINE IS NOW AVAILABLE - PRESS # TO TRY TO CALL AGAIN". -
Page 34: Fcc Requirements
FCC REQUIREMENTS INSTALLATION When you are ready to install this system, call your telephone company and give them the following information: 1. The telephone number of the line to which you will connect the system. 2. The FCC registration number for the system, which is DS83E7 - 17196 - ALE. 3. -
Page 35: Doc Requirements
DOC REQUIREMENTS NOTICE: The Canadian Department of Communications label identifies certified equipment. This certification means that the equipment meets certain telecommunications network protective, operational, and safety requirements. The Department does not guarantee the equipment will operate to the user’s satisfaction. Before installing this equipment, user’s should ensure that it is permissible to be connected to the facilities of the local telecommunications company.