BFT COMPASS-485 Instructions D'utilisation Et D'installation page 12

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Thank you for buying this product, our company is sure that you
will be more than satisfied with the product's performance. The
product is supplied with a "Warnings" leaflet and an "Instruction
booklet". These should both be read carefully as they provide
important information about safety, installation, operation and
maintenance. This product complies with the recognised technical
standards and safety regulations. We declare that this product is
in conformity with the following European Directives: 89/336/EEC
and 73/23/EEC (and subsequent amendments).
1) GENERAL OUTLINE
COMPASS-485 is a transponder control card to be used in
conjunction with the proximity COMPASS-READER. It is used for
the control of internal and external access to public and private
buildings, hotels, large communities, etc.
The system can be interfaced by using COMPASS-232 with a PC
featuring the SECURBASE software which allows total access
monitoring.
Thanks to its particular construction characteristics COMPASS-
485/COMPASS-READER:
is especially useful for controlling access both inside and outside
the building.
Accessories:
COMPASS-ISOCARD:
ISO standard proximity card, with the possibility of setting perso-
nalised data (photograph, personal data, etc.)
COMPASS-RING:
Key-ring with transponder with the same functions as the card.
MITTO2-T/MITTO4-T:
Rolling-code transmitter with transponder, supplied with the same
functions as those of the card.
The main characteristics of the
are the following:
• Access to proximity card
• The system parameters and the code map are stored in a
non-volatile storage which can file the stored data for years
even in the event of power supply failure.
• The memory can handle up to 6000 cards.
• The opening time can be set freely from 1 to 25.5 seconds.
• The door-open control time can be set freely from 1 to 250
seconds.
• Input for door opening button and threshold status input (open/
closed)
• ABS box with wearproof multilayer membrane protected against
atmospheric agents.
• Provide the operator power supply with an omnipolar or ma-
gnetothermal switch, having a contact opening gap equal to
or greater than 3,5 mm.
2) TECHNICAL DATA
Power supply: ........................................... 230 V~ ±10% 50/60Hz
Max current applicable to relays: .............................................5 A
Dimensions:...................................................................See Fig.1
Protection level of Compass-485:...................................... IP20(*)
Protection level of Compass-232:...................................... IP20(*)
Rated temperature: .................................................. -20°C +60°C
Opening time: ................................................ from 1 to 25.5 secs.
No. of cards that can be memorised:.......................... up to 6,000
(*) The level of protection of the casing becomes IP55 when a
special accessory is used, which can be supplied on request.Utilise
only connections suitable to the dimensions of the container and
the diameter of the cable.
3) ASSEMBLY (Fig.2)
After laying down the cables for connection, fasten the support (fig.2)
marking the two holes using the slots provided on the container as
template. Use the screws supplied directly or make a 4mm hole to
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INSTALLATION MANUAL
insert the anchors supplied depending on the material the support
is made of.Tighten the screws completely and correct any centering
difference using the slots on the container.
Use cable clamps adequate for the cable dimension and degree
of protection.
WARNING! The COMPASS-485 control card controls the ope-
ning of the door by means of a relay.
A safe installation therefore includes:
1 - the positioning of the COMPASS-READER outside the
building, which guarantees that the door can be opened
even in the event of tampering.
2 - the positioning of the COMPASS-485 control inside the
building, which guarantees that the door can be opened
only after a valid card has been shown and read by the
COMPASS-READER.
4) WIRING DIAGRAM
WARNING!
- For the connection to the power supply, use a multipolar
cable having a minimum 2x1.5 sq mm cross section and
complying with the current regulations. For example, if the
cable is outside (in the open) it must be at least equal to
H07RN-F, whereas if it is inside (in a raceway), it must be at
least equal to H05 W-F with a 2x1.5 sq mm cross section.
- The cables must be bound by additional fixing in the vicinity
of the terminals, for example by means of clips: such fixing
operation must be carried out by qualified personnel.
- The 230V cables must be kept physically separate from the
very low voltage circuits.The holes provided for the cables in
correspondence with the very low voltage safety terminals are
exclusively intended for very low voltage connections, whe-
reas the other inputs are reserved for low voltage (230V).
The module contains four connection terminal strips.For connection,
refer to the diagram in Fig.3.
JP1 a
1 - Power supply (L)
2 - Power supply (N)
Power supply input 230 V~ ±10% 50/60Hz
JP1b
WARNING! To keep unaltered the electrical insulation, do not
connect devices supplied with mains or low-tension voltage
to the JP1b terminal board at the same time.
Use a cable cross section adequate for the absorbed cur-
rent.
3 - Output for COM Common Contact
4 - Output for NO normally open contact
Contact for door opening piloting.After the card is recognised
and activated, the colosing between COM and NO takes
place.
5 - Output for NC normally closed contact, invalid card
alarm.
6 - Output for COM common contact, invalid card alarm.
7 - Output for NO normally open contact , invalid card alarm
Exchange contact for alarm piloting.After the door is opened
and this is not closed within the "door-open control time",
the exchange between NC and NO takes place.
JP4b
8 - Serial RS 485
9 - Serial RS 485
Permit the serial connection of several COMPASS 485 in the
systems interfaced by means of the Compass 232 with the COM
serial port of a PC (see Fig. 4). It is recommended not to use a
connection length of more than 500 m.
The operation must be carried out by qualified personnel.