Installation; Configuration And Programming - Roger Technology H85/TDS Serie Instrucciones Y Advertencias Para El Instalador

8,9 OUT_A, command output A (normally open
contact).
10,11 OUT_B, command output B (normally open
contact).
12,13 OUT_C, command output C (normally open
contact).
14,15 OUT_D, command output D (normally open
contact).
16,17 ALRM, ALARM output (N.C. contact); the
contact opens when an alarm condition is
detected. To disable this feature, see Figure 5,
detail E.
5

Installation

After establishing where the installation is to be
made, the installation is performed the same way
according to the product version available (see
Figure 2, 3, 4).
• Remove the trims that cover the housings of the
mounting screws (Figure 2,3,4, detail B).
• With the two provided screws secure the
keyboard onto the included support.
• Reattach the trims, making sure they interlock
properly.
Attach the interface by using the supplied screws
(see Figure 6).
Attach the power supply to the interface and connect
the keyboards using a 0.5mm
the maximum cable length between interface and
keyboard does not exceed 100m.
Set the interface jumper J1 in accordance with the
power supply voltage (see figure 5, detail C).
CAUTION! If the interface power is not provided by
a ROGER hub, feed the interface only with a safety
power unit: the use of non-safety power units may
create hazardous situations.
5.1

Configuration and Programming

• Power on the interface, thus powering the
keyboards connected to it: the 6 LEDs on the
interface board will light up in sequence, as a
signal that its functioning.
• The interface has an activation input (ENA,
Terminal 3) which, if shut off by an external
contact (clock) to the COM terminal, provides
for the closure of the output contacts OUT_A,
OUT_B, OUT_C, OUT_D; this means that even
if you type in a user code and a relay activation
is required, it will only be activated if the ENA
input is enabled. If you do not plan to use a clock
contact, place the J2 jumper in the "INT" position
(see Figure 5, detail D).
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cable; make sure that
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• Now proceed to assign the connected keyboards
by entering the learning mode, an operation that
is carried out by the interface, which assigns it an
identifying number. This will allow, during normal
operation, the recognition of any attempts at
forcing the safety of the system (for example:
if someone tries to connect a non enabled
keyboard).
Press and hold the PROG button for at least 10
seconds:
• after the first 4 seconds the LEDs will turn on in
sequence A > B > C > D
• after another 4 seconds the LEDs A, B, C, D will
turn off; continue to hold the PROG button
• after reaching the maximum time (10 seconds)
the LEDs A, B, C, D start flashing all together, while
the green LED L1 and red LED L2 remain off, which
indicates you are in learning mode; at this point the
connected keyboards will in turn signal that they
are ready by the alternate lighting of the green and
red LEDs (LV and LR)
NOTE: if due to an incorrect manoeuvre you do
not arrive to this step and the green LED L1 lights
up, remove and then return the power to the
interface, then start over. Alternatively, wait 20
seconds for the mode to reset (LEDs A, B, C, D will
turn off), then start over.
• following a consecutive number order (1, 2, 3, 4), go
to the keyboard 1 and press the # key three times;
if the assignment of the code by the interface to
the keypad is successful, the keyboard buzzer
is activated for a prolonged time and the green
LED LV remains on. The first LED on the A, B, C, D
interface is lit and is steady, the others continue to
flash intermittently. The LEDs B, C and D signal the
status of assignment of the keyboards 2, 3 and 4;
proceed with them as described for the keyboard 1
• once you have assigned the last keyboard (if only
two keyboards are installed, the interface will
show LED A and B lit steadily, and C and D as still
blinking), press the PROG key for 2": you will exit
the learning mode and the green LED L1 will start
flashing, indicating that there is communication
with the keyboards
• change the security password (see section 5.2);
write down the new password in an adequate and
secure place.
CAUTION! This is required to maintain the level
of security of the installation, otherwise there is
a possibility that a code is stored in a fraudulent
manner and as a result an attacker could activate
the interface relays by using this code.
• Completely deleting the interface memory (see
paragraph 5.3 COMPLETE DELETION OF THE MEMORY)