General information 1 General information 1.1 Short description The IF-4077-4 access manager in metal housing serves as the connecting link between a host system and 4 readers of the IF-8xx access control and time & attendance recording. Integrated relays and input contacts allow for the control and monitoring of doors, for example.
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General information 1.5 Safety NOTICE Property damage due to transient overvoltages Transient overvoltages (surges, bursts) in the energy supply network can lead to malfunctions and failures. Use suitable mains filters that are professionally installed and operated. NOTICE Damage due to electrostatic discharge (ESD) Electrical components and modules can be damaged by only slight, hardly noticeable electrostatic discharge (ESD) without this becoming immediately obvious.
System overview Secure shell 1.7 Cable lengths and cable types Cable Function Max. Length Recommended cable type 230 V AC power supply to power supply unit (if not NYM 3 x 1.5 mm pre-installed) Network cabling: RJ45 patch cable, preferably shield 100 m From category 5 braiding...
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System overview 2.2 IF-4072 controller overview Connections 4-pin screw terminal for relay contacts 4-pin screw terminal for relay contacts 8-pin screw terminal for floating status 6-pin screw terminal for power supply contacts RJ45 socket for the connection to the 10-pin for RS485 Ethernet network (host system) bus data cables 1 2 3 USB connection (for future use)
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System overview LEDs, push-buttons and switches Description Function Factory reset: Save IP address settings temporarily and set default IP address to 172.18.70.52. Delete stored data, restore standard parameters Cancel active processes, trigger restart Status Operating mode of the controller Lights up Application has been started;...
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Installing the access manager 2.3 I/O controller board Connection of status contacts and door Address switch switches/openers Connection of the reader Connection of power supply and RS485 interface Strap 4: Jumper must be set Strap 1: Setting NO/NC 3 Installing the access manager NOTICE Damage to property due to manipulation of the access manager Manipulation of the access manager can lead to data loss.
Connecting the access manager 4 Connecting the access manager 4.1 Cable routing Observe the notes under Cable lengths and cable types [} 4]. Recommended way to lay the cables to the housing: Power supply cable and protective earth: Bottom side Cables of terminals and actuators: left or right side NOTICE Property damage due to improper cable routing Improper connection of the access manager may result in damage to the device.
Connecting the access manager 4.2 Wiring components The cables can be fixed to the cutouts in the bottom plate of the housing with cable ties. Ethernet network The device is set up for connection to 10/100 Mb/s Ethernet networks. Connection and speed are indicated by LEDs on the front panel LEDs and switches.
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Connecting the access manager Floating status contacts and relays Relays 230 V Status contacts IN 1 IN 2 IN 3 IN 4 An NO or an NC contact can be used for switching devices up to 30 V, 2 A. Outgoing cables can be looped at the PAT terminals.
Connecting the access manager 4.3 Connecting the controller Connecting the power supply NOTICE Malfunction due to improper electrical installation Improper electrical installation can lead to malfunctions in operation and equipment failures. Therefore, please note the following: Use shielded cables Cable lengths and cable types [} 4] Ground the shields on the devices and cables Provide power to actuators (e.g., door openers) separately from terminals/controllers Use mains filter...
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Connecting the access manager I/O controller board connections Relays 230 V Status contacts IN 2 Bus 1 / 2 / IN 2 IN 1 IN 1 - Tx Terminals Reader - Tx - Tx Com+ Ö Com- Com+ Com- The IDC modules require an appropriate punch-down tool for connecting the cables. Proceed as follows to connect the I/O controller boards.
Initial operation Setting the Device Address Make sure that the address setting on terminals with address switches and the address of the connected I/O controller board match. The address switches are factory preset as follows: I/O controller board Address Switches Address 1 OFF* Address 2...
Initial operation Service interface IF-5xxx terminal 75-99-0006 Service cable 5xxx 5.1 Connecting the controller to the network You can connect the controller to the network via a service cable and the serial service interface or via WLAN with the IF-ServiceApp. IF-ServiceApp Prerequisites ü...
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Initial operation Details on valid password requirements and how to change a password can be found under Users and passwords. Only after entering a password are the network services started and the network connection can be established. Establish network connection After the power supply has been switched on, the device executes the following actions: Boot the operating system Start applications...
Initial operation Setting the network parameters Via the netpar -x command, you can retrieve a list of the current network parameters (e.g. the IP address and port), which you can then change. Confirm values (e.g. Gateway, Netmask, etc.) that you do not wish to change by pressing the Enter key.
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Initial operation 5.3 Configuring the interfaces and the booking memory Via the command oc -h, you can change interface settings adjust the size of the booking memory Press the Enter key to confirm values that you do not wish to change. fieldservice@IF xxxx:~ oc -h base address : 1 No.
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Initial operation 5.4 Listing the configuration data of readers The cfg command lists the configuration data of readers. fieldservice@IF xxxx:~ cfg Terminal configuration IF xxxx/4735 IT-2018.02.0-794-g91e557d6d26e Host: Ethernet ---------------------------------------------------------------- No B A HA TNo type HWU SWU display keys read.1 read.2 In/Out I/O -- - - -- --------- ------- ----- ----- ------- ------ ------ -- 1 1 A 1 0 IF611 3.00 7.b ../..
Initial operation 5.5 Restarting the controller Some changes require a restart of the controller. You can do this directly on the controller or with the appropriate commands via the console. Warm boot A warm boot performs the following actions: Close application Restart application Associated console command: oc -s or factory-reset application-restart Reboot...
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Initial operation 3. Wait until the RUN LED lights up again permanently (procedure can take up to 45 seconds) 4. Reset switch position: Associated console command: oc -c or factory-reset application Reset network settings to factory default The network settings are reset. 1.
Updating the software 6 Updating the software There are two ways to update the controller software: Via the IF-6040 system (version 8.3 or higher) Via the PuTTY program package using batch files Preparation To update the software on the controller via batch files, the current version of the PuTTY program package must be installed on the service PC.
Technical specifications 8 Technical specifications 8.1 General Power supply Low-voltage 20 VAC, 1.5 A for controller and up to 4 I/O controller boards without door opener Door opener: Depending on the door openers used Power consumption 30 VA (controller and I/O controller boards) General data Ambient temperature +4°C to +40°C...
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Technical specifications Storage In a dry place Power consumption Approx. 13 VA Humidity Max. 95%, non-condensing Housing material PC, UL 94-0 Nominal voltage 18 – 24 V AC/DC Interfaces to host system Ethernet as per IEEE 802.3 TCP/IP Service interfaces Ethernet network connection with SSH RS232 with 115200 baud, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop Interface to readers 3 x RS485...
The original manual is in German. Other languages are translations of the original manual. Version: 10.21 Interflex Datensysteme GmbH +49 711 1322 - 0 Zettachring 16 interflex.info@allegion.com 70567 Stuttgart, Germany www.interflex.de...
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