Raytel LLC Digitac K50 Installation And User Manual

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The Digitac

Access Control System

Installation and User Manual

Issue 2 – May 2001

IMPORTANT NOTE

Please keep this manual in a safe

place with the premises Key holder.

The Factory Master Code is inside.

Raytel Security Systems Ltd.

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Page 1 ® ® ® ® The Digitac Access Control System Installation and User Manual Issue 2 – May 2001 IMPORTANT NOTE Please keep this manual in a safe place with the premises Key holder. The Factory Master Code is inside. Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd.
Page 2 Factory Master Code The Factory Master Code allows access to the programming modes of the K50. It is recommended that this manual be kept in a safe place for future reference. Factory Master Code ERY IMPORTANT PLEASE KEEP SAFE Unit Serial Number If the Factory Master Code is reprogrammed the new User Master Code should be noted below.
Page 3 Index GENERAL DESCRIPTION........................4 ............................4 PERATION ....................4 UDIBLE AND VISUAL INDICATIONS Key press Confirmation......................4 • Valid Code..........................4 • Invalid Code ..........................4 • Invalid Data..........................4 • ........................5 DDITIONAL EATURES Code Entry Timer ..........................5 Code Capacity ..........................5 Master Code .............................5 Timed Code Operation........................5 Tamper Switch ..........................5 Timed Lock Operation........................5 Exit Button............................5...
Page 4 Index ........................27 ETTING ATCH To Enter Latch Mode Manually....................27 To exit Latch mode ........................27 To Set Latch Mode for timed operation ..................27 ......................28 ETTING OUNDER OPERATION ........................29 APACITY HECK ....................30 CCESS EVELS AND ONES Programming Time Zone settings....................31 .......................32 ELETING A SINGLE USER CODE ......................33 ELETING USER CODES...
Page 5 General Description General Description The K50 is a compact self-contained Typical K50 Installation access control unit, (which may also be incorporated into audio and video Open Secure Mains Area Area entrance panels), designed for single door operation. Installation is quick and Power Supply simple, with all programming done via...
Page 6 General Description Additional Features Code Entry Timer A delay of more than four seconds between successive key presses will register as an incorrect code, subsequent key presses will be ignored for six seconds, the last two seconds of which will be accompanied by a continuous error tone.
Page 7 General Description Latch Mode Latch mode is used to latch the lock output relay on. This can be done manually, using the master code to turn latch mode on or off or, programmed to automatically operate during certain access periods. This option is only recommended for use with fail safe door releases.
Page 8 Installation Installation Control Unit The control unit should be securely attached to a wall adjacent to the entrance that it controls. Care should be taken to establish that the wall upon which the unit is to be mounted is of sufficient size and construction to meet the dimensions and weight of the control unit.
Page 9 Installation Cable Colour Code The K50 comes supplied with two meters of twelve-core cable. The following chart gives details of core usage. Cable Colour Usage Power input + ve Black Power Input - ve Yellow & White Tamper Switch Output Green &...
Page 10 Wiring Schematics Wiring Schematics Wiring for K50 using an AC supply with an AC Fail Secure release Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd. Northern Office Tel. 01268 775656 Fax. 01268 745001 Tel. 0141 3324232 Fax. 0141 3326952...
Page 11 Wiring Schematics Wiring for K50 using a DC supply and DC Fail Secure release Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd. Northern Office Tel. 01268 775656 Fax. 01268 745001 Tel. 0141 3324232 Fax. 0141 3326952...
Page 12 Wiring Schematics Wiring for K50 using a DC supply and DC Fail Safe release Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd. Northern Office Tel. 01268 775656 Fax. 01268 745001 Tel. 0141 3324232 Fax. 0141 3326952...
Page 13 Wiring Schematics Wiring for K50 Tamper Relay and DC Fail Safe release Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd. Northern Office Tel. 01268 775656 Fax. 01268 745001 Tel. 0141 3324232 Fax. 0141 3326952...
Page 14 Wiring Schematics Wiring for K50 Tamper Relay and DC Fail Secure release Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd. Northern Office Tel. 01268 775656 Fax. 01268 745001 Tel. 0141 3324232 Fax. 0141 3326952...
Page 15 Wiring Schematics Wiring for KA1-KA3 and AC Fail Secure release Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd. Northern Office Tel. 01268 775656 Fax. 01268 745001 Tel. 0141 3324232 Fax. 0141 3326952...
Page 16 Wiring Schematics Wiring for KA1-KA3 and Elvox Gate System Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd. Northern Office Tel. 01268 775656 Fax. 01268 745001 Tel. 0141 3324232 Fax. 0141 3326952...
Page 17 Wiring Schematics Wiring for KA1 – KA3 with DC Fail Safe release Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd. Northern Office Tel. 01268 775656 Fax. 01268 745001 Tel. 0141 3324232 Fax. 0141 3326952...
Page 18 Wiring Schematics Wiring for KV1 System and AC Fail Secure release Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd. Northern Office Tel. 01268 775656 Fax. 01268 745001 Tel. 0141 3324232 Fax. 0141 3326952...
Page 19 Wiring Schematics Wiring for KV1 – KV3 and AC Fail Secure release Southern Office Raytel Security Systems Ltd. Northern Office Tel. 01268 775656 Fax. 01268 745001 Tel. 0141 3324232 Fax. 0141 3326952...
Page 20 Quick Programming Guide Quick Programming Guide. The K50 is programmed using the keyboard. Entering the six digit Master code accesses the programming mode. The following paragraphs cover initial programming for a basic access control system. To access the more advanced features of the K50 please refer to the Advanced Programming Guide section.
Page 21 Quick Programming Guide Setting the Lock Relay Time The lock relay can be set to operate from one to ninety nine seconds when a valid user code is entered or the exit push button is operated. The factory setting for the relay time is four seconds. The following instructions show how to adjust this time if required.
Page 22 Quick Programming Guide K50 Test sequence After entering Self-test the K50 will run through the following sequence of tests. Red LED flashes twice. Green LED flashes twice. Sounder bleeps twice. Lock Relay operates twice. The K50 tests internal functions. Should a fault be detected the test sequence will end and the Red and Green LED’s will flash.
Page 23 Advanced Programming Guide Advanced Programming Guide. Performing a Master Reset The Master Reset will perform the following tasks: - Clear all user codes. Reinstate the Factory master code. Clear all time zone functions and settings Reset sounder operation Reset relay time to four seconds Action Indication Notes...
Page 24 Advanced Programming Guide Setting the Lock Relay Time The lock relay can be programmed to operate from one to ninety nine seconds when a valid user code is entered or the exit push button is operated. When the K50 is supplied the lock relay time is set at four seconds. To program the Lock Relay Time Action Indication...
Page 25 Advanced Programming Guide Installing User Codes The K50 can be programmed with a maximum of fifty user codes of four to eight digits in length. These user codes can be programmed to operate in twenty four hour mode, assigned to one of the five timed access periods, service mode or latch mode.
Page 26 Advanced Programming Guide Setting the Clock The clock must be set to enable the time zone facility. (See Programming time zones, page 30 and Installing a user code, page 24 for details of how to set time zones and assign user codes.) When the K50 is delivered the clock is disabled (set to 00hr 00min).
Page 27 Advanced Programming Guide Setting Service Mode When the K50 is in service mode, pressing any button on the keypad will operate the lock output relay for the pre-set lock time. Service mode can be activated by entering a user code that has been assigned to access period 6 (see Installing a User Code, page 24), manually entered or set to operate automatically by allocating to an access period.
Page 28 Advanced Programming Guide Setting Latch Mode Latch mode is used to latch the lock output relay on. Latch mode can be activated by entering a user code that has been assigned to access period 7 (see Installing a User Code, page 24), manually entered or set to operate automatically by allocating to an access period.
Page 29 Advanced Programming Guide Setting Sounder operation The Sounder is used to give audible indication of key presses and lock relay activation. Should it be required the sounder can be disabled, or, for systems incorporating a long relay activation, the sounder can be programmed with a reduced time.
Page 30 Advanced Programming Guide Code Capacity Check This function is used to check the number of User Codes programmed into the K50. When initiated the K50 will give a short audible tone for each User Code programmed. Code Capacity Check Action Indication Notes Enter six Digit...
Page 31 Advanced Programming Guide Access Levels and Time Zones Up to two sets of time zone markers (Start1, End1 – Start2, End2) may be programmed into the controller to give a maximum of six separate access levels covering six specific time zones during a 24 hour period. This allows different codes to be assigned to any one of the six time zones.
Page 32 Advanced Programming Guide It should be noted that once time zone markers have been set for one level, they remain fixed in those positions for the other levels. For user codes assigned to access periods to operate correctly the unit clock must be set.
Page 33 Advanced Programming Guide Deleting a single user code The following instructions show how to delete a single user code. Note: The User Master Code cannot be deleted with this function. Action Indication Notes Enter six Digit Found on the inside cover of Master Code this manual Press the # key...
Page 34 Advanced Programming Guide Deleting ALL user codes This function will delete all user codes. All other programmed parameters and the Master Code will not be affected. Action Indication Notes Enter six Digit Found on the inside cover of Master Code this manual Press the # key Red LED lights accompanied by a...
Page 35 Advanced Programming Guide Changing the Master Code For increased security the Factory Master Code can be reprogrammed to a User Master Code. The User Master Code can be reprogrammed as often as required. Note: A User Master Code cannot be programmed if its first four digits are the same as a current User Code, this also means that a user code cannot be programmed if its first four digits are the same as the current Master Code.
Page 36 Technical Information Technical Information Power Supply 10 – 16V AC, 10 – 28V DC. Power Consumption 9 mA quiescent, 80 mA during relay operation. Lock output Volt free changeover. Contact rating 50V AC / DC 1.5A inductive. Tamper Switch Volt free normally open contact. Exit Button Requires normally open switch input.
Page 37 Technical Information Programming Summary Table Steps 1 Master Description Function No. 1st Data 2nd Data 3rd Data 4th Data Confirm Escape code Master code Enter Program mode Master code Single User User Code # AUTO Code Master code Relay time Time(seconds)# Install Codes Master code...

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