Leviton 83A00 Manuel utilisateur

Power Hub

Cat. No. 83A00-1

Installation Manual

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WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS

•Read and understand all instructions. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product.

•Do not use this product near water - e.g., near a tub, wash basin, kitchen sink or laundry tub, in a wet basement,

or near a swimming pool.

•Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings, as they may touch dangerous voltages.

•Never install communications wiring or components during a lightning storm.

•use in wet locations.

•Never touch uninsulated wires or terminals unless the wiring has been disconnected at the network interface.

•Use caution when installing or modifying communications wiring or components.

•SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

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INTRODUCTION

The LEVITON Model 83A00 Power Hub is a general purpose 12VDC power supply. It is designed to provide

power to several LEVITON products, including the LEVITON Access Control Card Readers with electric or

magnetic locks, Omni Consoles, OmniTouch 5.7 Touchscreens, and many other devices.

The LEVITON Power Hub provides battery backed power for connected devices. It has convenient

connections and power terminals for a neat installation. It is designed to eliminate unsightly transformers,

power strips, external power supplies, battery backup units, and complex wiring normally associated with

access control installations.

GENERAL

The LEVITON Power Hub is available in an LEVITON OmniLT Series Enclosure (83A00-1) or on the

Universal Mounting Plate for installation in Structured Wiring enclosures (83A00-2). It is supplied with a

sealed Power Pack, which provides power to the LEVITON Power Hub.

Features:

1. Connections for any 12VDC devices, up to 5 Amps total

2. Connections for the following LEVITON equipment:

a. 8 Model 75A00-1 Access Control Card Readers (with electric and magnetic locks), OR

b. 8 Omni Consoles and/or OmniTouch 5.7 Touchscreens, OR

c. 4 Model 75A00-1 Access Control Card Readers (with electric and magnetic locks), AND

4 Omni Consoles and/or OmniTouch 5.7 Touchscreens

3. Power supply with battery back up for Access Control Card Readers (with electric and magnetic locks),

Omni Consoles, and OmniTouch 5.7 Touchscreens

4. Connections for all Omni and Lumina controllers

5. Supervisory output can be connected to zone on LEVITON controller to indicate low battery

6. Connectors for two sealed batteries, 12 V at 4 to 8 amp-hours each (not supplied)

7. Supplied with Universal Switching Power Pack

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INSTALLATION

HAI CONTROLLER

RED

YELLOW

BLACK

GREEN

FIRE

EVENTS

CANCEL

MESSAGE

AUX

SETUP

BUTTONS

STATUS

CONTROL SECURITY

ALL TEMP

POL

GND (GROUND)

B / GREEN

A / YELLOW

ZONE (-)

ZONE (+)

FOR EXAMPLE: JP2 MUST BE SET TO "458" WHEN SERIAL

INTERFACE 2 (J2)IS USED FOR ACCESS CONTROL.

WHEN A SERIAL INTERFACE IS CONFIGURED FOR ACCESS

CONTROL, THE CORRESPONDING INTERFACE JUMPER

(JP1-JP5) MUST BE IN THE "485" POSITION.

RED

BLACK

GRAY

ORANGE

HAI MODEL 83A00

12VDC POWER HUB

POWER PACK

DC OUTPUT: 19VMAX 72W

AC INPUT: 110-230 VOLTS

PART NUMBER: AC-C10

12VDC

GNDGND

12VDC

GND

12VDC

75A00-1 ACCESS

CONTROL READERS

OMNI CONSOLES OR

OMNITOUCH TOUCHSCREENS

RED WIRE TO +

BLACK WIRE TO -

YUASA NP7-12

OR EQUIVALENT 12V 7AH

BATTERY

1. GROUNDING

Each Power Hub MUST be grounded to the controller. The LEVITON controller and LEVITON

Power Hub(s) must be grounded together to prevent any current from flowing through the RS-485 data bus

(connections A and B). If not grounded properly, damage could occur to the LEVITON controller, LEVITON

Power Hub, Access Control Card Readers, Omni Consoles, and/or OmniTouch Touchscreens.

Connect the “GND” terminal on the LEVITON Power Hub under the section marked “CONTROLLER”, to one

of the “GND” (ground) terminals on the LEVITON controller (See – Figure 1).

HAI CONTROLLER

HAI MODEL 83A00

12VDC POWER HUB

Figure 1

Overall Wiring Diagram

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2. CONNECTING 12VDC DEVICES TO THE POWER HUB

Any 12VDC devices (up to 5 Amps total) can be connected to any of the “12V” and “GND” terminals under

“DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 8” (See – Figure 2).

12VDC

12VDC 12VDC

GND

12VDC

GND GND

12VDC GND

12VDC

GND

GND GND

3. CONNECTING DEVICES THAT COMMUNICATE WITH THE A LEVITON

CONTROLLER

When devices that communicate with the LEVITON controller (i.e. 75A00-1 Access Control Readers,

Consoles, or OmniTouch Touchscreens) are connected to the Power Hub, the communications path for the first

row of the devices (DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4) can be separated from the communications path for the second

row of devices (DEVICE 5 – DEVICE 8). This is necessary if you are connecting devices that communicate on

a different communications bus.

Connecting Devices of the Same Communications Type

For example, if all connected devices that communicate with the LEVITON controller consist of 75A00-1

Access Control Readers (which communicate on a serial port), then the communications path for the first row

(DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4) does not need to be separated from the second row (DEVICE 5 – DEVICE 8). In

this case, switch “SW1” must be in the “CONNECT” position (See – Figure 3).

Likewise, if all connected devices that communicate with the LEVITON controller consist of Consoles and/or

OmniTouch Touchscreens (which communicate on the console bus), the communications path for the first row

(DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4) does not need to be separated from the second row (DEVICE 5 – DEVICE 8). In

this case, switch “SW1” must be in the “CONNECT” position.

Figure 2

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FOR DEVICES OF THE SAME

COMMUNICATIONS TYPE,

SWITCH SHOULD BE IN THE

"CONNECT" POSITION.

Figure 3

Connecting Devices of Different Communications Types

If a combination of 75A00-1 Access Control Readers and Consoles and/or Touchscreens are connected, then the

communications path for the first row must be separated from the second row. Switch “SW1” must be in the

“DISCONNECT” position (See – Figure 4).

DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4:

75A00-1 Access Control Readers must be connected on the first row (DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4)

DEVICE 5 – DEVICE 8:

Consoles and/or OmniTouch Touchscreens must be connected on the second row (DEVICE 5 – DEVICE 8)

FOR DEVICES OF DIFFERENT

COMMUNICATIONS TYPES,

SWITCH SHOULD BE IN THE

"DISCONNECT" POSITION.

75A00-1 ACCESS CONTROL READERS

CONSOLES AND/OR OMNITOUCH TOUCHSCREENS

Figure 4

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4. CONNECTING MODEL 75A00-1 ACCESS CONTROL CARD READERS

The 75A00-1 requires 4 wires for operation (2 for power and 2 for communications). The maximum distance

between the 75A00-1 and the LEVITON 83A00 Power Hub is based on two factors: 1) the current draw of the

connected door lock device, and 2) the wire gauge/type used. To maintain proper operation of the 75A00-1 and

the connected door lock device, do not exceed the "Maximum Cable Length" based on the Total Current Draw

and the Wire Gauge/Type per the table below (Table 1).

75A00-1 Only (no Door Lock connected): 150mA maximum

75A00-1 and 79A00-1 Electric Door Strike (450mA): 600mA

maximum

Wire

Gauge

Wire

Type

Number

of positive

conductors

Number

of ground

conductors

Maximum

Cable

Length (feet)

Wire

Gauge

Wire

Type

Number

of positive

conductors

Number

of ground

conductors

Maximum

Cable

Length (feet)

solid

233

solid

466

solid

117

solid

699

solid

175

solid

413

solid

103

solid

826

solid

207

stranded

381

stranded

solid

1000

solid

261

stranded

963

stranded

241

solid

1000

solid

415

stranded

1000

stranded

383

75A00-1 and Door Lock (800mA): 950mA maximum

75A00-1 and Door Lock (1A): 1.15A maximum

Wire

Gauge

Wire

Type

Number

of positive

conductors

Number

of ground

conductors

Maximum

Cable

Length (feet)

Wire

Gauge

Wire

Type

Number

of positive

conductors

Number

of ground

conductors

Maximum

Cable

Length (feet)

solid

110

solid

130

solid

108

stranded

solid

165

solid

136

stranded

152

stranded

126

solid

262

solid

217

stranded

242

stranded

200

Table 1

Note: If cable with multiple conductors is used (such as Cat-5 cable), it is possible to connect multiple

conductors together for power (i.e. the wires between Red and Black of the Access Control Reader and 12V and

GND of the Power Hub) to achieve greater distance.

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Connections

Connect the Red, Black, Gray, and Orange wires from the 75A00-1 Access Control Reader to the 12V, GND,

A, and B terminals of the LEVITON Model 83A00-1 Power Hub, respectively (See – Figure 5).

When connecting Access Control Readers, only use terminals labeled DEVICE 1 – DEVICE 4, unless Switch

“SW1” is in the “CONNECT” position. If “SW1” is in the “CONNECT” position, then DEVICE 5 – DEVICE

8 may also be used for Access Control Readers.

RED

BLACK

GRAY

ORANGE

MODEL 83A00

12VDC POWER HUB

75A00-1 ACCESS

CONTROL READERS

Figure 5

Connect the supplied 4-conductor reversed modular cable (gray cable) between one of the modular connectors

(J301 or J302) on the Power Hub and a serial port (J2 – J5) on the LEVITON controller (See – Figure 6).

The serial port that is used for LEVITON Access Control must be configured for RS-485 communications. The

corresponding interface jumper (JP2-JP5) must be in the "485" position. For example: JP2 must be set to "485"

when serial port 2 (J2) is used for LEVITON Access Control.

WARNING:

Do not connect either modular connector “J301” or “J302” to a serial port (J1 – J5) on the LEVITON controller

if:

a) “SW1” is in the “CONNECT” position, AND

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b) Terminals “A” and “B” under the section marked “CONTROLLER” on the Power Hub is connected to

the “A” and “B” terminals under the section marked “CONSOLE” on the LEVITON controller.

MODEL 83A00

12VDC POWER HUB

FOR EXAMPLE: JP2 MUST BE SET TO "458" WHEN SERIAL

INTERFACE 2 (J2) IS USED FOR ACCESS CONTROL.

WHEN A SERIAL INTERFACE IS CONFIGURED FOR ACCESS

CONTROL, THE CORRESPONDING INTERFACE JUMPER

(JP1-JP5) MUST BE IN THE "485" POSITION.

CONTROLLER

Figure 6

Connecting Additional LEVITON Power Hubs

When connecting more than 8 Model 75A00-1 Access Control Card Readers to an LEVITON OmniPro II or

LEVITON Lumina Pro controller, if additional power is needed to control the required Access Control Readers

and connected locks, or if there are long distances between Access Control Readers and the LEVITON

controller, multiple LEVITON Power Hubs may be used.

To connect multiple Power Hubs together, connect the supplied 4-conductor straight-through modular cable

(black cable) between the modular connector labeled “J302” on the first Power Hub to modular connector

“J301” on the second Power Hub. If additional Power Hubs are required, connect “J302” from the second to

“J301” of the third, and so on. Connect “J302” from the last Power Hub to a serial port (J2 – J5) on the

LEVITON controller (See – Figure 7).

Gray (reversed)

Cable

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MODEL 83A00

12VDC POWER HUB

FOR EXAMPLE: JP2 MUST BE SET TO "458" WHEN SERIAL

INTERFACE 2 (J2) IS USED FOR ACCESS CONTROL.

WHEN A SERIAL INTERFACE IS CONFIGURED FOR ACCESS

CONTROL, THE CORRESPONDING INTERFACE JUMPER

(JP1-JP5) MUST BE INTHE "485" POSITION.

CONTROLLER

MODEL 83A00

12VDC POWER HUB

Figure 7

Gray (reversed)

Cable

Black(straight-through)

Cable

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