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- Page 1 GARDiS Controller And Extension Modules User Manual UM0120 Issue 1...
- Page 2 Five years warranty included. For further terms of guarantee, please contact your supplier. Trademarks Copyright © 2002 Time and Data Systems International Ltd (TDSi). This document or any software supplied with it may not be used for any purpose other than that for which it is supplied nor shall any part of it be reproduced without the prior written consent of TDSi.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction ......................2 Information and Recommendations..............2 Specification ......................3 GARDiS Connections ....................4 Power Test Connection ................4 Conditional ....................4 Conditional O/P ..................5 Connecting Reader(s) ................... 6 Connecting Lock(s) ....................7 Fail Safe Electric Strike and Door Magnet ..........7 Connecting Standard Fail Secure Electric Strike ........ -
Page 4: Introduction
This manual will guide you through the installation of GARDiS controllers. * The upper limit requires TDSi readers for the Reverse LRC protocol (In/Out Readers). Limited functionality is available with this configuration. ** Licensing dongle is required to allow more doors on the system. -
Page 5: Specification
Features 5000 Credentials Doors 1,2 or 4 doors Up to 2 TDSi readers per reader channel in a read-in read-out Readers configuration. Alternatively, 1 reader per door equipped with industry standard clock & data, Wiegand multiformat or RS 485 output formats. -
Page 6: Gardis Connections
GARDiS Connections Ethernet Network connection Hardware Reset Normally closed Output 1 Common Normally open Normally closed Output 2 Common Normally open Power Reader Power Ground Clock / Data 1/ A Data / Data 0 / B Restore factory network settings Door 1 Ground Egress/RTE... -
Page 7: Conditional O/P
Conditional O/P This section has 2 outputs. An open drain and a relay. These outputs can be set from the cause and effect function. For example, activate the relay for 10 seconds if a person switches on a light. -
Page 8: Connecting Reader(S)
Connecting Reader(s) This section details how to connect readers/devices using Wiegand or Clock and Data protocol. Reader 1 +12V Power Ground Data 1/Clock Data 0 Wiegand Formats Supported 26-bit Wiegand, 37-bit Wiegand, Custom Wiegand… RS485 Readers Supported OSDP, SSCP Readers Supported GARDiS Readers (Reverse LRC protocol can be used for In/Out readers), STid, HID…... -
Page 9: Connecting Lock(S)
Connecting Lock(s) Fail Safe Electric Strike and Door Magnet Power Supply +12V Lock suppressor Connecting Standard Fail Secure Electric Strike Power Supply +12V Lock suppressor... - Page 10 Cabling Information Use the appropriate cabling for the lock equipment taking into account the distance and voltage requirements. Please contact your cable supplier with your specification for more advice. The lock suppressor must be connected as close as possible to the lock to avoid any damage to the controller.
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Page 11: Connecting Tamper Switch And Rte/Egress Buttons
Connecting Tamper Switch and RTE/Egress Buttons Tamper switch Door 1 Egress Button Door 1 Contact Door 1... -
Page 12: Connecting The Power Supply
Connecting the Power Supply Part Number: 5002-6050 Metal Case + PSU Single Phase Neutral Earth 12V / 3A output +12V (Door equipment) +12V 12V / 2A output (Controller) +12V Battery Connection POE Power Supply Part Number: 5002-6051 Metal case + POE Single It is recommended the 802.3bt is used as standard as the source equipment to the PoE module as this will provide the required current to operate controller and readers. -
Page 13: Connecting A Gardis Controller To The Ethernet Network
10. Connecting a GARDiS Controller to the Ethernet Network Each GARDiS unit is preconfigured with a default IP Address. This is printed on a sticker on the controller case. Defaults are stated below: IP Address: 192.168.2.150 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Crossover Cable (if required) Straight cable Straight cable... -
Page 14: Set Date And Time
Set Date and Time Set the time on the unit to ensure events are reported at the correct time. Log in to the unit. Go to Site Configuration and select the Date from the calendar. Enter the current time. Click Set Time. -
Page 15: Extending The System
11. Extending the System To increase the number of doors or equipment in the system, extension units must be purchased along with a license dongle to insert into the master unit. The available extensions include the GARDiS 4+ and GARDiS I/O. The extension units may be a mixture of both types of extensions and use the RS485 to daisy chain the units together. -
Page 16: Gardis 4+ Extension Module
PSU: 1 x 13.8Vdc 3A and 1 x 13.8Vdc 2A; Features Doors 4 doors Up to 2 TDSi readers per door in a read-in read-out configuration. Readers Alternatively, 1 reader per door equipped with industry standard clock & data, Wiegand multiformat or RS 485 output formats. -
Page 17: Connecting To Master Controller
11.2.1 Connecting to Master Controller Cabling Information 2 Conductors (2 pairs recommended) Maximum distance: 750m Cable Type: 0.6mm (SYT recommended) Do not install cables near high voltage or high current cables. Use the same pair for the A and B terminal blocks. 11.2.2 Adding the Module using the Embedded Web Server Connect to the embedded webserver logging into the unit, click Site Configuration,... -
Page 18: Gardis I/O Extension Module
The GARDiS I/O extension modules allows for an additional 8 inputs and 8 outputs to be added to the access control system. The following diagram shows how to connect the GARDiS I/O module to a master controller. TDSi Part No. GARDiS IO EXT 5002-6006 Dimensions... -
Page 19: Connecting To Master Controller
11.3.1 Connecting to Master Controller Cabling Information 2 Conductors (2 pairs recommended) Maximum distance: 750m Cable Type: 0.6mm (SYT recommended) Do not install cables near high voltage or high current cables. Use the same pair for the A and B terminal blocks. 11.3.2 Connecting an Egress Button... -
Page 20: How To Use 4-State Inputs
12. How to use 4-State Inputs A 4-state input can detect the following situations: Active input • • Inactive input Open circuit (wire cut) • Short circuit • To use this input type, you must add two 4.7KOhm resistors (supplied with the module) on the wires loop detector (or another device). -
Page 21: How To Use The Reset Buttons
13. How to Use the Reset Buttons SW1: Hardware Reset 1. Turn off power 2. Press switch down while returning power to unit 3. Hold down the switch button until the Extension bus blue LED is on (approximately 10 seconds) 4. - Page 22 Do you have any technical questions? Contact our free technical support: TDSi UK: T: +44 (0) 1202 723 535 support@tdsi.co.uk TDSi Export: T: +33 (0) 1 58 84 20 90 info@tdsi-france.com...
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