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TS TAxx Integrated Interactive Terminals Installation Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 3 TS TAxx TABLE OF CONTENTS FCC NOTICE...................................................................................................4 Canadian Compliance Statement...........................................................4 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS............................................ 5 Mounting Instructions......................................................................................5 Electrical Connections....................................................................................6 Cabling Arrangements....................................................................................7 INSTALLATION............................................................... 8 Attaching the Terminal Support Plate ............................................................8 Hooking Up the Terminal................................................................................9 Connecting the Cables..................................................................................10 Jumpers.........................................................................................................13 Auxiliary Connections ...................................................................................14 Closing the Terminal.....................................................................................15 Applying the Entry/Exit Labels......................................................................16 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS....................................... 17 TemaServer TS TAx3 (CTU-K03 code 1500064EB) ...............................17 Spare Parts............................................................................................18 TemaServer TS TAx4 (CTU-K04 code 1500087CA) ...............................19 Spare Parts............................................................................................20 Optional Parts................................................................................................21 Versione: 1.0 US
Page 4 FCC NOTICE FCC NOTICE NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, these is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by tuning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more the following measures: -- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Canadian Compliance Statement This Class B Digital apparatus meets all the requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. Cet appareil numerique de la classe B respecte les exigences du Reglement sur le material broilleur du Canada.
Mounting Instructions Page 5 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS Mounting Instructions It is recommended that you attach the cables to wall box. The position selected for mounting the box must satisfy the requirements laid down for the mounting area and allow the necessary space for opening the box (see Figure 1). In addition, there must be sufficient space to the right and rear of the unit to allow access to the box with a screwdriver. tube 14cm 12cm mounting area encased box floor cables 32cm work area Figure 1: Space requirements for mounting
Page 6 Electrical Connections Electrical Connections The TemaServer is powered at low voltage (12VAC) by means of a transformer connected to the 115/230V 50/60Hz network switch. This switch must be positioned prior to the TemaServer. The cables connecting the transformer and the TemaServer must be at least AWG20 and no more than 10m long (see Figure 2). 10m max.115/230V 12V125mAblackbrownyellow-green230V 50Hz or115V 60HztransformermoduleGROUNDyellow-greenoragnegrayINOUT Figure 2: Electrical connections
Cabling Arrangements Page 7 Cabling Arrangements It is recommended that you attach the cables to wall box. The box must be placed 120cm from the ground (see Figure 3). It is strongly recommended that you run the LAN cable into a separate tube from the one used for the 12V∼ power cable. If you wish to keep the LAN cable and the 12V∼ power cable together, make sure that the 12V∼ cable is shielded. You must not on any account attempt to route the LAN cable and the primary power cable (230V∼) together. encased boxtubecablesfloor120 cm Figure 3: Cabling arrangements
Page 8 Attaching the Terminal Support Plate INSTALLATION Attaching the Terminal Support Plate To attach the terminal support plate, drill two holes in the wall in which to place the plastic anchors that hold up the support plate (see Figure 4). Make sure that the box attached to the wall is aligned with the niche on the lower part of the support plate (use a ∅ 6mm parallel tip flat head screwdriver). anchoranchor Figure 4: Terminal support plate
Hooking Up the Terminal Page 9 Hooking Up the Terminal To hook up the terminal, follow the steps described below (see Figure 5): 1. Attach the upper part of the terminal to the upper hooks on the support plate. 2. Insert the cables into the terminal through the specified openings. 3. Tighten the two screws that secure the terminal to the support plate (use a ∅ 6mm parallel tip flat head screwdriver). 1) Attach terminal to hooks3) fasten the screws2) Insert cables Figure 5: Hooking up the terminal
Page 10 Connecting the Cables Connecting the Cables To connect the cables, follow these steps: 1. Before connecting the cables, insert the power supply jumpers. WARNING Do not press the anti-opening tamper during installation and/or maintenance of the unit. 2. Line up the cables with the grooves at the back of the terminal (see Figure 6) and screw in the small plate which serves as a cable clamp (use a ∅ 5mm Philips screwdriver). Fasten cable clamp board (8 screws)Lock cables Figure 6: Connecting the cables 3. Attach the wire pin connectors to the terminals located on the lower part of the terminal unit. (use a ∅ 3mm flat head screwdriver). 4. Insert the cable in the corresponding connector (see Figure 7) to complete the connection to the LAN Ethernet 10BaseT (twisted pair). Figure 9 illustrates the connections and settings of jumpers JP2 and JP3 on the display control board. Make sure that both jumpers are in the position shown in Figure 9 (MAG-TEK interface).
Connecting the Cables Page 11 When 12V of electric current is supplied (see Figure 8), the terminal commences operation and the green “RUN” LED lights up (see Figure 7) tamperEthernet 10BaseTpower supply (12V)Status LEDPower supplyfusesBattery fuse (F1) Battery cableRESET buttonJP4,JP3 jumpersEthernet (test)JTAGP10 wall-tamper(jumper)P12 connectorfor productionjumper - LEAVE OPEN! BatteryCollision (red)RUN (green)Plug-in Ethernet I/O terminal boxTX (red)RX (green) Figure 7: Main circuit components orangegreen-yellowgrey Figure 8: Close-up view of the 12V supply
Page 12 Connecting the Cables jumper JP3 pin 1 -2 = MAG-TEK pin 2 -3 = Proxy keyboard cable (4 rightmost keys) connection with LCD controller lamp cable for rear -lighting of LCD jumper JP2 pin 1 -2 = MAG-TEK pin 2 -3 = bidirectional serial interface TemaServer mother board connection keyboard cable (4 leftmost keys) keyboard cable (6 central keys) 4x4 keyboard (optional) Figure 9: Display board details
Jumpers Page 13 Jumpers For normal operation, configure the ju mpers on the main board as specified in Table 2. Jumper Function Default state P10 auxiliary tamper Inserted P12 auto -update of firmware Open JP3 Ethernet full duplex Open JP4 Ethernet loopback Inserted Table 1: Configuration of jumpers on main board Configure the jumpers on the display board as specified in Table 2. Jumper Function Default state JP2 data transmission inserted between pins 1 and 2 JP3 data receipt inserted between pins 1 and 2 Table 2: Configuration of jumpers on display board
Page 14 Auxiliary Connections Auxiliary Connections The I/O plug-in board features a connector that includes two opto-coupled inputs and two relay outputs, as illustrated in Figure 10. jumper jumper jumpers jumpers relay 1 relay 2 input 1 input 2 connector to mother board relay output 1 relay output 1 relay output 2 relay output 2 input 1 - input 1 + input 2 - input 2 + Connection to LCD control board Figure 10: Auxiliary connections Note: When the cables go externally, shielded cables must be used. The cable’s shield must be connected to ground connector You can define the operational mode of each relay by positioning the appropriate jumpers as follows: • Jumper «OUT1» between 12 (NO) for relay 1 normally open • Jumper «OUT1» between 23 (NC) for relay 1 normally closed • Jumper «OUT2» between 12 (NO) for relay 2 normally open • Jumper «OUT2» between 23 (NC) for relay 2 normally closed You can define the operational mode of each input by positioning the appropriate jumpers as follows: • Jumpers «IN1» between 12 for input 1 on dry contact • Jumpers «IN1» between 23 for input 1 opto-coupled • Jumpers «IN2» between 12 for input 2 on dry contact • Jumpers «IN2» between 23 for input 2 opto-coupled
Closing the Terminal Page 15 Closing the Terminal To close the terminal, follow these steps: 1. Connect both contacts of the battery cable to the battery 2. Make sure that the rubber gasket is correctly positioned. 3. Close the terminal cover by rotating it. 4. Fasten the cover with the two special screws (see Figure 11) located on the side of the terminal (use a TORX anti-tamper TX10 screwdriver). Fasten thespecial screwsINOUT Figure 11: Closing the terminal
Page 16 Applying the Entry/Exit Labels Applying the Entry/Exit Labels Apply the two entry/exit labels to the magnetic reader according to the pre-configured transit direction. Make sure that you place the labels in the appropriate hollows (TS-Tax3/TS-Tax4: see details in Figure 12 and Figure 13). INOUT ß EXIT ENTRY à Figure 12: Entry/exit labels OUTIN ß ENTRY EXIT à Figure 13: Entry/exit labels
TemaServer TS TAx3 (CTU-K03 code 1500064FA) Page 17 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS TemaServer TS TAx3 (CTU-K03 code 1500064FA) Parameter Value DC power supply 12VDC±15% 500mA nominal (6W) 600mA max (for fast battery recharge) AC power supply 12VAC±15% 50Hz 500mA (nominal) 600mA max (for fast battery recharge) Power supply via TRN01 Transformer 230VAC ±15% 50Hz 30mA nominal (7VA) 40mA max. (for fast battery recharge) Weight (including frame) 3.5kg (+ transformer TRN01 = 500g) Size 220x305x80 mm IP Protection Rating IP55 Environmental temperature for correct operation 0…50 °C LAN Ethernet connection 10BaseT standard cable on RJ45 Proxy antennae Double antenna 125KHz for HID cards Read distance 0…50mm Expansions 2 slots for 1-unit plug-in cards (or une 2-units plug-in card) Relay outputs Number of outputs: 2 Max. load allowed: 50VDC 1A
Page 18 TemaServer TS TAx3 (CTU-K03 code 1500064FA) Inputs Number of inputs: 2 • opto-coupled mode resistance: 2.2 Kohm logic level high: >4 VDC (max. positive +18 VDC) logic level low: <1 VDC (max. negative –0.5 VDC) • self powered mode (dry contacts) open contact: > 2Kohm closed contact: < 100 ohm (10mA) Regulations compliance Directive EMC 89/336/EEC, 92/31/EEC, Directive Low Voltage 72/23/EEC, 93/68/EEC: EN60950, EN55024, EN55022, EN61000-3-2/3, EN 300 330 Includes a part with FCC-ID: HS9-CTU-K03 Spare Parts Fuses F1 : 2A 250V delayed F2 : 1A 250V delayed F3 : 1A 250V delayed Battery 6V 1.2 Ah code 1801026 Figure 14: TemaServer TS TAx3
TemaServer TS TAx4 (CTU-K04 code 1500087DA) Page 19 TemaServer TS TAx4 (CTU-K04 code 1500087DA) Parameter Value DC power supply 12VDC±15% 500mA nominal (6W) 600mA max (for fast battery recharge) AC power supply 12VAC±15% 50Hz 500mA (nominal) 600mA max (for fast battery recharge) Power supply via TRN01 Transformer 230VAC ±15% 50Hz 30mA nominal (7VA) 40mA max. (for fast battery recharge) Weight (including frame) 3.5kg (+ transformer TRN01 = 500g) Size 220x305x80 mm IP Protection Rating IP55 Environmental temperature for correct operation 0…50 °C LAN Ethernet connection 10BaseT standard cable on RJ45 Proxy antenna Antenna 139KHz for WSE cards Read distance 0…30mm Expansions 2 slots for 1-unit plug-in cards (or une 2-units plug-in card) Relay outputs Number of outputs: 2 Max. load allowed: 50VDC 1A
Page 20 TemaServer TS TAx4 (CTU-K04 code 1500087DA) Inputs Number of inputs: 2 • opto-coupled mode resistance: 2.2 Kohm logic level high: >4 VDC (max. positive +18 VDC) logic level low: <1 VDC (max. negative –0.5 VDC) • self powered mode (dry contacts) open contact: > 2Kohm closed contact: < 100 ohm (10mA) Regulations compliance Directive EMC 89/336/EEC, 92/31/EEC, Directive Low Voltage 72/23/EEC, 93/68/EEC: EN60950, EN55024, EN55022, EN61000-3-2/3, EN 300 330 Includes a part with FCC-ID: C4P DR4201 Spare Parts Fuses F1 : 2A 250V delayed F2 : 1A 250V delayed F3 : 1A 250V delayed Battery 6V 1.2 Ah code 1801026 Figure 15: TemaServer TS TAx4
Optional Parts Page 21 Optional Parts TORX TX10 screwdriver Code 1500108AA
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