KeriSystems SB-293 Manuel d'utilisation et d'entretien

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Keri Systems

Technical

Reference v3.0

SB-293

Satellite Board

Technical Reference Manual – SB-293

01838-002 Rev. 3.0 Printing Date

Page 2of 32 July-1998

Document Number 01838-002, Revision 3.0

July, 1998

Keri Systems, PXL-250, SB-293, Tiger Controller, and Doors32 are trademarks of Keri Systems, Inc.

Other product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their owners.

Keri Systems, Inc. reserves the right to change, without notice, product offerings or specifications.

No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without written permission from Keri

Systems, Inc.

Technical Reference Manual – SB-293

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CONTENTS

Features................................................................................................................................................. 5

Specifications......................................................................................................................................... 8

Cable Requirements .............................................................................................................................. 8

System Cautions.................................................................................................................................... 9

Transient Suppression........................................................................................................................ 9

SB-293 Board Installation .................................................................................................................... 10

Jumper Settings................................................................................................................................ 10

Installing the SB-293 Satellite Board................................................................................................ 10

Understanding Inputs and Outputs................................................................................................... 11

Inputs ............................................................................................................................................ 11

Door Status Switch Input........................................................................................................... 12

Request to Exit Switch .............................................................................................................. 12

General Purpose Inputs ............................................................................................................ 12

Auxiliary RTE Input.................................................................................................................... 13

Output Relays............................................................................................................................... 13

Lock Relay................................................................................................................................. 13

Alarm Out Relay........................................................................................................................ 14

Door Held Open Relay.............................................................................................................. 14

General Purpose Output Relay................................................................................................. 14

Wiring Connections.............................................................................................................................. 15

Terminal Block Connections............................................................................................................. 15

Two-Door Configuration................................................................................................................ 16

TB-7 – Lock Relay Connection ................................................................................................. 16

TB-7 – Alarm Relay Connection................................................................................................ 17

TB-8 – Door Status Switch Connection..................................................................................... 18

TB-8 – Request to Exit Connection........................................................................................... 18

TB-8 – Auxiliary Request to Exit Connection............................................................................ 19

TB-8/TB-9 – General Purpose Input Connection...................................................................... 20

TB-10 – Door Held Open Alarm Relay Connection .................................................................. 21

TB-10 – General Purpose Output Relay Connections.............................................................. 22

Additional Inputs/Outputs Configuration....................................................................................... 24

TB-8/TB-9 – General Purpose Input Connection...................................................................... 24

TB-7/TB-10 – General Purpose Output Relay Connections..................................................... 25

System Operation ................................................................................................................................ 27

I/O Configuration........................................................................................................................... 27

System Maintenance............................................................................................................................ 27

Glossary............................................................................................................................................... 28

Index..................................................................................................................................................... 30

Appendix .............................................................................................................................................. 31

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Figures

A Basic PXL-250 Access Control Network with Options........................................................................6

Setting JP12 .........................................................................................................................................10

Satellite Board/Controller Installation ...................................................................................................10

The SB-293 Satellite Board..................................................................................................................15

Installing Wiring and Removing a Terminal Block................................................................................16

Fail-Safe Lock Relay Output Connections............................................................................................16

Fail-Secure Lock Relay Connections ...................................................................................................17

Alarm Relay Output Connections.........................................................................................................17

Door Status Switch Input Connections.................................................................................................18

Request to Exit Input Connections.......................................................................................................19

Auxiliary Request to Exit Input Connections ........................................................................................19

General Purpose Input Connections – Two-Door Configuration..........................................................20

Door Held Open Alarm Relay Output Connections - A-Door ...............................................................21

Door Held Open Alarm Relay Output Connections - B-Door ...............................................................22

Normally Open General Purpose Relay Output Connections – Two-Door Configuration....................23

Normally Closed General Purpose Relay Output Connections – Two-Door Configuration.................23

General Purpose Input Connections – Additional I/O Configuration....................................................25

Normally Open General Purpose Relay Output Connections – General Purpose I/O Configuration ..26

Normally Closed General Purpose Relay Output Connections – General Purpose I/O Configuration 26

Tables

Reader Current Draw..............................................................................................................................8

Lock Relay Output Connections...........................................................................................................16

Alarm Output Relay Connections.........................................................................................................17

Door Status Switch Input Connections.................................................................................................18

Request to Exit Input Connections.......................................................................................................18

Auxiliary Request to Exit Input Connections ........................................................................................19

General Purpose Input Connections – Two-Door Configuration..........................................................20

Door Held Open Alarm Output Relay Connections - A-Door ...............................................................21

Door Held Open Alarm Output Relay Connections - B-Door ...............................................................22

General Purpose Output Relay Connections – Two-Door Configuration.............................................23

General Purpose Input Connections – Additional I/O Configuration....................................................24

General Purpose Output Relay Connections – Additional I/O Configuration.......................................25

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Features

The SB-293 Satellite Board expands the capabilities of the PXL-250 Tiger Controller. Depending

upon the application, the SB-293 can add 8 general purpose inputs and 4 general purpose outputs, or

it can add Door Switch and Request to Exit inputs and Door Lock and Alarm outputs for a second

door (one reader per door) with 6 additional general purpose inputs and two additional general

purpose outputs. In a networked access control system, the SB-293 increases the number of doors

that can be managed from 128 to a maximum of 256. Refer to Figure 1 on pages 6 and 7 for a basic

diagram of the PXL-250 access control network, including the SB-293 Satellite Board.

Standard features include:

Second Door Access Control Configuration

•two doors, one reader per door

(in conjunction with a PXL-250 controller)

•two door control inputs

−door switch status

−request to exit

•six general purpose inputs

−one can be user-configured for B-door

Auxiliary RTE

•two Form C output relays

−door lock

−door alarm

•two general purpose, Form C, output

relays

−both can be user-configured for Door

Held Open alarm annunciation

Additional Input/Output Configuration

•one door may use one or two readers

•eight general purpose inputs

•four general purpose, Form C, output

relays

Quick Connect Wiring Connectors

•allows for quick removal of wiring connectors

•makes it easy to change/upgrade wiring following system installation

Electrical Surge/Transient Protection

•Transorbs across all inputs and outputs (except relay outputs)

•MOVs across all relay outputs

SYSTEM INFORMATION

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Figure 1 – A Basic PXL-250 Access Control Network with Options

Direct to PC

(50 feet max)

PXL-250

MASTER

Address - 1

PXL-250

SLAVE

Address - 3

Global Unlock or Auxiliary RTE-A Input

Door Alarm

Lock, Door Switch, RTE

"A" Reader

4 Output Relays

SB-293

SATELLITE BOARD

RS-485 Serial Communication Controller Network

PXL-250 Tiger Controller

Door Switch and Request to Exit Inputs

General Purpose Inputs

Door Lock Output Relay (3A, Form C)

Door Alarm Output Relay (3A, Form C)

PXL-250 Tiger Controller

Door Switch and Request to Exit Inputs

General Purpose Inputs

Door Lock Output Relay (3A, Form C)

Door Alarm Output Relay (3A, Form C)

SB-293 Satellite Board

May Have

8 General Purpose Inputs

and 4 Output Relays

8 General Purpose Inputs

Modem

4,000 Feet Total Distance for Controller Network Communication

"B" Reader

Global Unlock or Auxiliary RTE-A Input

Door Alarm

Lock, Door Switch, RTE

"A" Reader

"B" Reader

Modem

RS-232 Serial Communication

Direct or Via Modem

Via Modem

SYSTEM INFORMATION

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Figure 1 – A Basic PXL-250 Access Control Network with Options

PXL-250

SLAVE

Address - 2

SB-293

SATELLITE BOARD

SB-293 Satellite Board

May Have

Second Door Control with

Door Switch & Request to Exit Inputs

Door Lock Output Relay (3A, Form C)

Door Alarm Output Relay (3A, Form C)

and

6 General Purpose Inputs

2 Output Relays

General Purpose

Inputs

Lock, Door Switch, RTE - "B"

Door Alarm - "B"

4,000 Feet Total Distance for Controller Network Communication

PXL-250 Tiger Controller

Door Switch and Request to Exit Inputs

General Purpose Inputs

Door Lock Output Relay (3A, Form C)

Door Alarm Output Relay (3A, Form C)

RS-485 Serial Communication Controller Network

Auxiliary RTE - "A" or General Purpose Input

Door Alarm - "A"

Lock, Door Switch, RTE - "A"

"A" Reader

"B" Reader

1 Input can be User-Configured

for Auxiliary RTE-"B"

Both Output Relays can be User-Configured

for Additional Alarm Annunciation

SYSTEM INFORMATION

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Specifications

Unit Dimensions

•PXL-250 controller PCB with an SB-293 Satellite Board

−7.25 inches high by 6.00 inches wide by 1.75 inches deep, including wiring connectors

−(18.45 cm by 15.25 cm by 4.45 cm)

•PXL-250 controller PCB with an SB-293 Satellite Board and an LCD-1 Alpha/Numeric Display

−8.10 inches high by 6.00 inches wide by 1.75 inches deep, including wiring connectors

−(20.60 cm by 15.25 cm by 4.45 cm)

•Enclosure

−9.70 inches high by 8.20 inches wide by 2.60 inches deep

−(24.65 cm by 20.85 cm by 6.60 cm)

Operating Temperature/Humidity Range

•0°F to 140°F (-18°C to 60°C)

•0% to 90% Relative Humidity, non-condensing

Controller Power Requirements

•12 VDC @ 1.5 Amp

Current Draw

•maximum current draw 500 mA for a controller with all options installed

•120 mA max for a PXL-250 Controller

•150 mA max for an SB-293 Satellite Board

•refer to Table 1 for Reader current draw

Reader Type

MS-3000 MS-4000 MS-5000 MS-7000 MS-9000

Current Draw 50 mA 50 mA 100 mA 200 mA 200 mA

Table 1 – Reader Current Draw

Output Relay Contact Rating

•1 Amp @ 24 VDC

Input Device Configuration

•Door Sense normally closed

•Request to Exit normally open

•General Purpose normally open or closed as needed by the application

Cable Requirements

Input and Output Connections

•two conductor, stranded, AWG 22 or a larger gauge

NOTE: The Lock Output relay may require a heavier gauge of wire depending upon the current

demands of the lock and the length of the lock wiring run.

SYSTEM INFORMATION

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System Cautions

Transient Suppression

Voltage transients are electrical surges or spikes conducted through power, input, or output lines.

Transients are generated when electric devices (such as electric locking devices) are turned on or off.

Transients may affect the operation of the SB-293 satellite board. Because of this, transient

suppression is required for the SB-293 satellite board. A transient suppressor is a device added to an

electrical circuit that minimizes the affects of transients. Depending upon the application, a transorb or

an isolation relay provides the suppression necessary to ensure proper operation of the access

control system.

Under normal circumstances, a 1.5KE39C transorb must be installed across the positive and negative

power lines at the electric locking device to provide the best operating conditions for the SB-293

satellite board. This transorb will prevent any transients that may be generated by an electric locking

device from affecting the operation of the SB-293 satellite board. Two bipolar transorbs are provided

with each SB-293 satellite board for this purpose.

In applications such as parking gates or turnstiles (or any application using a large electric motor), a

transorb alone may not provide enough suppression; an isolation relay may be required. For ease of

installation, Keri Systems offers an Isolation Relay Package (Keri Systems p/n IRP-1) which can

provide suppression for the large transients generated by these types of devices.

SYSTEM INFORMATION

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SB-293 Board Installation

Jumper Settings

On the SB-293 satellite board, there is only one jumper that may require setting. JP12 configures the

satellite board for either second door control or for general purpose inputs and outputs (see Figure 2,

and Figure 4 on page 15).

JP12 – Configure Satellite Board

–Jumper across JP12 pins 1 and 2 configures the satellite board for general-purpose

inputs and outputs.

–NO Jumper across JP12 configures the satellite board for second door control with

additional inputs and outputs. When the satellite board is configured for second door

control, the primary door must be connected to the "A" reader (TB-5 on the PXL-250

controller board) and the secondary door must be connected to the "B" reader (TB-6 on

the Receiver board attached to the controller board).

Figure 2 – Setting JP12

Installing the SB-293 Satellite Board

Board Installation

Perform the following steps to install an SB-293 satellite board onto a PXL-250 controller.

1. Turn the controller's power off.

2. Line up the upper left-hand corner of the satellite PCB with the controller PCB.

3. Line up the stand-offs in all four corners of the satellite PCB with corresponding mounting

holes in the controller PCB (see Figure 3).

4. Gently press each stand off into its mounting hole.

Figure 3 – Satellite Board/Controller Installation

SYSTEM INSTALLATION

JP12

off = second door control

on = inputs and outputs

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