User manual LIFT-MASTER EL25 INSTALLATION V3.0

[. . . ] ® ® TM TM Installation Manual for EL MODELS Telephone entry/access control system © 2010 The Chamberlain Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved Table of Contents Mounting the Unit Dimensions EL25 Installation Rotating the Keypad for Vertical Mounting Unlocking/Locking EL2000 EL2000 Installation Page 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 Wire Type Wire Connections to Unit (Factory Settings for Relays) Wire Specs and Run Distances Power Wire Specs and Run Distances Grounding the Unit Grounding the Unit Phone Lines Wiring 1 Unit to Telco Line Wiring Multiple Units to Telco Line Wiring with No Telco Line Wiring to Dedicated Telco Line Wiring to an Internal Phone System Connection to an NPBI System 9 10 11 12 13 14 External Devices Wiring a Door Strike Lock Wiring a Maglock Wiring a Gate Operator Wiring a Key Switch/PIR/REX Wiring a Door Sensing Device Wiring the AutoCall Feature Wiring a Radio Frequency Module Wiegand Card Reader / Keypad Wiring a Postal Lock Switch Wiring an Internal Camera (CCTV) 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 Power Wiring Power to the Unit Powering up and Checking the LEDs 20 20-21 22 Troubleshooting Repair Parts Repair Parts 23-24 "Your" Set-Up "Your" System Diagram and Wiring Configuration Accessories FCC and DOC FCC and DOC Requirements 25-26 27 28 Page 1 Dimensions EL25 Units 6 in. 3-15/16 in. 3/4 in. Conduit Hole Mounting Holes (4) for 5/16 in. Dimensions Caution!A Static Discharge can Damage Circuit Boards EL2000 Units Knockouts for 3/8 in. [. . . ] · Main use is to terminate strike time early. Wiring a Door Sensing Device / AutoCall EXIT REQ 4 COM DOOR STAT 4 EXIT REQ 3 COM DOOR STAT 3 EXIT REQ 2 COM DOOR STAT 4 EXIT REQ 1 COM DOOR STAT 1 J4 J5 J6 J7 POSTAL J3 AUTO J2 J1 POWER 12VAC/DC Common Door Status Use 18-24 AWG NOTE: Additional sensing devices can be connected to any of the 4 Door Stat inputs. IO Input Board Input Board (See page 6) NOTE: Door sensing device should provide contact closure when door is closed. Wiring the AutoCall Feature Using the AutoCall feature, the unit will automatically call the main residence phone when a driveway sensor is activated (any device that provides a contact closure). For example, when a visitor drives over a loop sensor that is connected to the AutoCall feature, the unit will call the main residence phone automatically so the visitor can speak to the resident without pressing the call button on the unit. J6 POSTAL J3 In J5 AUTO J2 Common J1 POWER 12VAC/DC J4 Use 18-24 AWG Loop Detector IO Input Board Lo Sens op or Input Board (See page 6) Page 17 Wiring a Radio Frequency Module An optional radio frequency module and a remote antenna can be installed if the residents will access a controlled area with a transmitter. Refer to instructions supplied with the optional RF Module for more information. NOTE: The remote can control 1-4 doors. Wiring a RF Module / Card Reader / Keypad RG-6 Coaxial Connector 1 RF Module Kit Part # RFMODKT (390 MHz) or Part # RFMODKT3 (315 MHz) Avoid any metallic surface around the antenna. Remote Antenna RF Module(s) will fit in positions J400 (Device 1) and/or J407 (Device 3) (4 Mounting Screws per Board are Required) RG-6 Coaxial Cable 100 Feet Maximum Wiegand Card Reader/Keypad Wiegand card readers and keypads can be connected to either of 2 optional Wiegand modules that can be placed in the unit. Insulate this wire from the unit to prevent a short (Refer to instructions supplied with your Wiegand device for more information). J407 Position Device 4 Device 3 P12V COM P5V LED DATA 0 DATA 1 DATA 1 DATA 0 LED P5V COM P12V J400 Position Device 2 Device 1 P12V COM P5V LED DATA 0 DATA 1 DATA 1 DATA 0 LED P5V COM P12V Black Brown White Green Red Power Use 18-24 AWG Card Reader is Wired to Device 1 Blue (Insulate this wire). J2 J1 J2 J1 Shield (Attach to the unit ground only). 1 Wiegand Module Kit Part # WOMODKT Wiegand Modules will fit in J400 as Device 1 (J1) and 2 (J2) and/or J407 as Device 3 (J1) and 4 (J2) (4 Mounting Screws per Board are Required) Page 18 Wiring a Postal Lock Switch - EL25 Models Only The Post Office requires installation of a postal lock if postal carriers do not have access to a controlled area. Contact the local post office and arrange for them to install the postal lock while you are on site. The postal lock requires a switch to activate one of the four relays (Configurable with programming number 69 , in the Keypad Programming Manual). J7 Wiring a Postal Lock Switch / Internal Camera (CCTV) In J6 N. C. POSTAL J3 Common Use 18-24 AWG J5 AUTO J2 Switch J1 POWER 12VAC/DC J4 IO Input Board Input Board (See page 6) DO NOT overload the removable terminal block connectors. One wire per hole. NOTE: In the EL2000 models, the postal lock switch is pre-wired. Wiring an Internal Camera [CCTV] An Optional CCTV (Close Circuit Television) camera can be installed inside the unit. Refer to instructions supplied with the camera kit for more information. Contact your dealer/ installer for more information Home Entertainment System OR RG-59u Coaxial Cable 1000 Feet Maximum (Monitor with a . 25 volt p-p composite signal sensitivity) EL25 EL2000 A Closed Circuit Monitor Page 19 Wiring Power to the Unit The 110 VAC outlet must be dedicated to the unit ONLY. This outlet should be wired back to its own 10 Amp minimum circuit breaker. This will prevent two problems: · Other equipment cannot introduce spikes, noise, surges or dips into the power circuit. · The system's operation will not be affected if any other equipment develops a short circuit across the power line. Connect the transformer into a 110 VAC outlet after all connections have been made. Any other type of outlet will cause damage to the system. Wiring Power to the Unit AC Power 12 VAC or 16 VDC EL Series Unit MUST be Properly Grounded!Bus 1, 2, 3 On Off Air (1) Conditioner On Off Off Rm 2, 3 On Off Conference Main Room On Off Conference Room 1 EL Model Conference Room 2 Off Eug. 2 Rm Dedicated 10 Amp Minimum Circuit J7 Input Board (See page 6) J6 POSTAL J3 J5 AUTO J2 Polarity Does Not Matter (See table on page 7 for AWG) J1 POWER 12VAC/DC J4 IO Input Board Page 20 Powering Up and Checking the LEDs 1 7 D300 H2 100A UD 2 3 4 J201 MIC 5 6 J403 J500 H2 100A UD J406 LCD J405 8 11 9 D102 J401 3D2 100 16B D2 Wiring Power and Powering Up Unit 12 J301 D153 3D2 100 16B 3D2 100 16B H2 100A UD 10 J404 3D2 100 16B J400 15 J300 BT300 SW300 OV UV D513 D514 J402 LEDJ200 SPKR 16 No. 1 2 3 4 13 17 18 Name Type LED Connector Connector Connector Board Label D300 J405 J500 J406 Used on Model EL25 EL2000 X X X X X X X 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Connector Connector Connector LED LED LED Connector Connector Connector Connector Connector Connector Switch J201 J403 J401 D2 D102 D153 J301 J404 J407 J400 J300 BT300 SW300 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PWR LED 20-Pin Connector to IO Input Board LCD PWR EL25=LED BOTTOM KEYPAD EL2000=LED keypad MIC 14-Pin Connector to Output Board KEYPAD Local Mode RES DAA OFF HOOK TELCO DAA OFF HOOK Direct Connect (Serial Port) LED Power Supply Module Device (3, 4) Module Device (1, 2) LCD Data Battery OV/UV Reset X X 18 LED D513 X X Over-Voltage (OV) 19 LED D514 X X Under-Voltage (UV) 20 21 22 Connector Connector Switch J402 J200 SW500 X X X X X LED TOP KEYPAD Main Speaker Soft Reboot 3D2 100 16B + J407 DEVICE 3, 4 DEVICE 1, 2 19 20 21 22 14 Description Indicates Unit is receiving power Connector to IO Input Board. The IO Input Board contains all REX inputs, DSC inputs and Postal input, Auto Sensor input and Power. For the EL25 provides power to bottom lighted LEDs for the main keypad. Connector for the main keypad Unit supplying Central Office Power to Resident Resident side of circuit is off hook Telco side of circuit is off hook Used for direct connect and handheld programming and Real Time Monitoring. The device address becomes 3 (RF or Wiegand-J1) or 4 (Wiegand-J2) Connect a module (Wiegand or RF) device here. The device address becomes 1 (RF or Wiegand-J1) or 2 (Wiegand-J2) Data wires for LCD Display Battery used to back-up the Unit's real time clock. If a poor power condition still exists then the OV or UV LEDs may turn on again. [. . . ] You must, upon request, provide this information to your telephone company. The REN is useful to determine the quantity of devices you may connect to your telephone line and still have all of those devices ring when your telephone number is called. In most, but not all areas, the sum of the RENs of all devices connected to one line should not exceed five (5. 0). To be certain of the number of devices you may connect to your line, as determined by the REN, you should contact your local telephone company. [. . . ]