Progeny P2 Manuel utilisateur

SAFETY NOTES

Please read this manual carefully before attempting to install or operate the Progeny Access Control

equipment.

This equipment must be installed in line with all relevant regulations and standards.

Make sure that wiring is rated according to fuses and current limits of relevant power supplies.

All connections to this unit must be SELV level. (Safety Extra Low Voltage, BS EN 60950 1992)

Every effort is made to ensure that this manual is complete and free from errors. However we

reserve the right to make changes to these products and this manual without notice.

No liability is accepted for loss damage or injury as a consequence of using these products or

instructions.

These products are not designed for use in life support or safety critical appliances or systems

where malfunction of these products can reasonably be expected to result in personal injury.

Customers using or selling these products for use in such applications do so at their own risk

EMC, LV and

RTTE

Certificate Number 17851

Document Number: 3800, 3801 ,3802, 3803, 3810-I01 Issue 03

P2 & P2.net

HARDWARE MANUAL

Contents

Contents__________________________________________________________2

System Overview___________________________________________________1

P2 Controller ______________________________________________________2

Description_______________________________________________________2

Box Contents _____________________________________________________2

Mounting ________________________________________________________2

Lock Drive_______________________________________________________3

Readers _________________________________________________________3

Inputs___________________________________________________________3

Resetting to Factory Defaults ________________________________________3

Supply __________________________________________________________3

Network _________________________________________________________3

Cable ___________________________________________________________3

Network _______________________________________________________3

Reader ________________________________________________________4

LEDs ___________________________________________________________4

Status _________________________________________________________4

Reader (A & B) _________________________________________________4

Network LEDS__________________________________________________4

Relay _________________________________________________________4

Fire___________________________________________________________4

Intruder________________________________________________________4

Notes on the Fire and Intruder Short Circuit Detector LEDs_________________4

P2 Reader_________________________________________________________5

Box Contents _____________________________________________________5

Description_______________________________________________________5

Power___________________________________________________________5

Mounting ________________________________________________________6

Connections ______________________________________________________6

Inputs___________________________________________________________6

Door Sensor ____________________________________________________6

Request to Exit__________________________________________________6

Locking Device _________________________________________________6

LEDs ___________________________________________________________7

P2 Touch Switch ___________________________________________________8

Description_______________________________________________________8

Box Contents _____________________________________________________8

Power___________________________________________________________9

Mounting ________________________________________________________9

Connections ______________________________________________________9

LED __________________________________________________________9

BUZ __________________________________________________________9

CONTACT____________________________________________________10

LED’s__________________________________________________________10

P2 USB Interface __________________________________________________12

Description______________________________________________________12

Box Contents ____________________________________________________12

Mounting _______________________________________________________12

Connections _____________________________________________________12

Cables _________________________________________________________13

Desktop Reader __________________________________________________13

LED Indicators___________________________________________________13

The Reader LEDs_______________________________________________13

The USB LEDs ________________________________________________13

The P2 Network LEDs___________________________________________13

P2 Credentials ____________________________________________________15

Proximity Card___________________________________________________15

Proximity Key Fob _______________________________________________15

Proximity Sticky Dot ______________________________________________15

P2 Product Codes _________________________________________________15

P2.net ___________________________________________________________16

Programming ____________________________________________________16

Keyboard _____________________________________________________16

Functions _____________________________________________________17

Set P2.net IP Address____________________________________________17

Set Server IP Address Filter (Optional) ______________________________17

Controller / Door Name Table ________________________________________17

Further Information and Technical Support ____________________________19

System Overview

Figure 1

P2 Controller

Description

The P2 and P2.net Controllers are single door controllers for use with the Progeny P2

access control range. P2 uses a revolutionary reader interface that allows most door

functions to be handled over a single 4 core unscreened cable. The controller is

completely programmed from a PC using the Doors Express software.

Figure 2

Box Contents

1 x P2 Controller or P2.net Controller mounted in a 165mm x 145mm steel

enclosure (black)

1 x Hardware Manual

Mounting

The P2 Controller and its power supply should be mounted in a secure location or on

the secure side of the door. This should ideally be as close to the door as possible

(Max 100m cable run) to avoid volt drops.

Lock Drive

There are two voltage free relays (A & B) on the P2 Controller for operating locking

devices.

Readers

The controller has 2 proximity reader channels for use with P2 readers only. Reader A

is designated out and Reader B is designated in.

Inputs

The P2 Controller has four inputs terminal blocks for external devices:

a door sensor input (DR),

a Request to Exit input (RQE),

an Intruder input for connecting to an alarm panel and,

a Fire input for connecting to a fire panel.

Resetting to Factory Defaults

The controller can be reset to factory defaults by pressing and holding the reset button

located at the bottom right of the board for 7 seconds.

Supply

The P2 Controllers require a 12V DC PSU (not supplied). The actual operating range

is between 10V DC and 14V DC.

Network

Figure 1 shows both USB and Ethernet connectivity options to the P2 controller from a

host PC. The upper part of Figure 1 shows the 3801 P2 Controller using the 3803 P2

USB Interface

The lower part of Figure 1 shows connectivity to the 3802 P2.net Controller using a

LAN or WAN.

Additional 3801 P2 Controllers can be added to the system by linking them together in

a daisy chain using the P2 Network. Doors Express will support a maximum of 16

controllers per system.

The End of Line Resistor jumper is set to N as default. This should be changed to Y if

the P2 Controller is the first or last controller on the daisy chain network.

Cable

Network

Two core twisted pair cable is to be used to wire the P2 Network (a screened cable can

be used to offer better protection).

If the optional screened cable is used then the incoming and outgoing screen can be

fitted to SCR on the Network terminal block. It is important to remember that the

screen needs to be earthed to ground at one end of the network.

Reader

The P2 Readers are connected to the P2 Controller using a standard 4 core cable

(alarm cable is suitable).

LEDs

Status

The status LED next to the reset button indicates whether the board has power or not.

Reader (A & B)

The readers LEDs indicate whether the reader circuit is in overload (red) or if there is

activity from the reader itself (green).

Network LEDS

The green LED signifies that data has been received by the controller and the red LED

indicates that there is traffic on the P2 Network.

Relay

The green LEDs illuminate when the relays have been activated.

Fire

The red LED is on when there is a short on the Fire circuit and the green LED is on

when it is in a state of alarm.

Intruder

The red LED is on when there is a short on the Intruder circuit and the green LED is on

when it is in a state of alarm.

Notes on the Fire and Intruder Short Circuit Detector LEDs

The controller comes fitted with resistors between the I/P and 0V terminal blocks on

both the Fire and Intruder inputs. To enable the board to detect a short on either circuit

when fitting to a fire or alarm panel the resistor should be moved to the fire or alarm

panel terminal block output.

P2 Reader

Front View of P2 Reader

Figure 3

Box Contents

1 x P2 Reader

1 x stainless steel facia

1 x UK standard surface mount single gang back box

2 x security screws

1 x driver bit for security screws

Description

The P2 Reader is a passive RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) proximity reader for

use with the Progeny P2 system. The P2 Reader is weather protected to IP66 and

suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Power

The P2 Reader uses 12V DC and power is taken from the positive and negative

connections of the Reader terminal block on the P2 Controller board.

Mounting

Figure 4

Connections

The P2 Reader should be connected to the P2 Controller using a four core cable. The

cable run should be no more than 100 metres. Data is transferred between the P2

Reader and P2 Controller through the respective X and Y terminal blocks and should

be linked X to X and Y to Y.

Inputs

Door Sensor

A door contact sensor can be fitted to DR on the Door terminal block and the negative

terminal should be wired in to the negative connection on the Reader terminal block.

Request to Exit

A normally open connection, or “push to make” connection, Request to Exit button may

also be fitted to the P2 Reader. The positive of the RQE should be wired in to RQE on

the Door terminal block and the negative should be wired in to the negative of the

Reader terminal block. The P2 reader must be fitted to Reader A on the P2 Controller

and the RQE feature enabled in Doors Express for this configuration to work

Locking Device

A small strike lock can also be fitted to the reader with a rating of no more than 100mA

by wiring in to the positive and negative Lock terminal block on the P2 Reader.

LEDs

There are two bi-colour LEDs on the reader. The lower LED flashes red until a

credential is present when it will stay red and hold until the proximity credential is

removed. The upper LED will turn green when a valid card is presented to the reader

and red when the card is invalid.

Figure 5

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