Gallagher Group M5VC30046XA User manual

Brand: Gallagher Group

Model: M5VC30046XA

Type: User manual

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Gallagher

T20 Terminal

Installaon Note

T20 Alarms Terminal Black: C300463

T20 Alarms Terminal White: C300464

T20 PIV Reader Black: C305450

T20 PIV Reader White: C305451

T20 PIV Mul Tech Reader Black: C305460

T20 PIV Mul Tech Reader White: C305461

T20 Mifare Terminal Black: C300450

T20 Mifare Terminal White: C300451

T20 Mul Tech Terminal Black: C300460

T20 Mul Tech Terminal White: C300461

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Disclaimer

This document gives certain informaon about products and/or services provided by Gallagher Group Limited

or its related companies (referred to as "Gallagher Group").

The informaon is indicave only and is subject to change without noce meaning it may be out of date at any

given me. Although every commercially reasonable eort has been taken to ensure the quality and accuracy

of the informaon, Gallagher Group makes no representaon as to its accuracy or completeness and it should

not be relied on as such. To the extent permied by law, all express or implied, or other representaons or

warranes in relaon to the informaon are expressly excluded.

Neither Gallagher Group nor any of its directors, employees or other representaves shall be responsible

for any loss that you may incur, either directly or indirectly, arising from any use or decisions based on the

informaon provided.

Except where stated otherwise, the informaon is subject to copyright owned by Gallagher Group and you may

not sell it without permission. Gallagher Group is the owner of all trademarks reproduced in this informaon.

All trademarks which are not the property of Gallagher Group, are acknowledged.

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Contents

1 The Gallagher T20 Terminal ............................................................................................................. 4

2 Before you begin .............................................................................................................................. 4

3 Distance between proximity readers ............................................................................................... 7

4 Installaon ....................................................................................................................................... 7

5 Connecons ................................................................................................................................... 11

6 HBUS LED indicaons ..................................................................................................................... 12

7 Cardax IV LED indicaons ............................................................................................................... 12

8 T20 Terminal products ................................................................................................................... 13

9 Screen brightness ........................................................................................................................... 13

10 Informaon screen ......................................................................................................................... 14

11 Access control icons ....................................................................................................................... 14

12 Technical specicaons .................................................................................................................. 15

13 Terminal variants feature summary ............................................................................................... 16

14 Approvals and standards ................................................................................................................ 17

15 Mounng dimensions .................................................................................................................... 18

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1 The Gallagher T20 Terminal

The Gallagher T20 Terminal is available in a variety of variants. The variant you have purchased

determines the available funconality and supported card technologies for the terminal. For variant

details, refer to the "Terminal variants feature summary" on page 16 of this note.

The Alarms Terminal variants (C300463 and C300464) are used for alarms management only, (i.e. do not

contain a smart card proximity reader).

The terminal can be mounted on a rectangular 50 mm x 75 mm (2 in x 3 in) ush box, a BS 4662 Brish

Standard square ush box, a Gallagher Mounng Block (C300930 or C300931) or any solid at surface.

The terminal sends informaon to the Gallagher Controller and acts upon informaon sent from the

Gallagher Controller. The terminal itself does not make any access decisions.

For instrucons on how to use this product, refer to the "3E3685 Gallagher T20 Terminal User Guide"

which can be downloaded from here: hps://security-support.gallagher.com

2 Before you begin

2.1 Shipment contents

Check the shipment contains the following items:

• 1 x Gallagher T20 Terminal facia assembly

• 1 x Gallagher T20 Terminal base

• 2 x 6-32 UNC (32 mm) Phillips drive xing screws

• 2 x M3.5 (40 mm) Phillips drive xing screws

• 5 x 25 mm No.6 self tapping, pan head, Phillips drive xing screws

• 5 x 40 mm No.6 self tapping, pan head, Phillips drive xing screws

• 1 x M3 Torx Post (T10) Security screw

2.2 Power supply

The Gallagher T20 Terminal is designed to operate over a supply voltage range of 9 - 16 Vdc

measured at the readers terminals. The operang current draw is dependent on the supply

voltage at the terminal.

The power source should be linear or a good quality switched-mode power supply. The

performance of the terminal may be aected by a low quality, noisy power supply.

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2.3 Cabling

The Gallagher T20 Terminal requires a minimum cable size of 4 core 24 AWG (0.2 mm2) stranded

security cable. This cable allows the transmission of data (2 wires) and power (2 wires). When

using a single cable to carry both power supply and data, both the power supply voltage drop

and data requirements must be considered. Although the terminal is specied to operate at 9

Vdc, for good engineering design it is recommended that the voltage at the terminal should be

approximately 12 Vdc.

HBUS cabling topology

The HBUS communicaons protocol is based on the RS485 standard and allows the terminal to

communicate over a distance of up to 500 m (1640 ).

The cabling between HBUS devices should be done in a "daisy chain" topology,

(i.e. A "T" or "Star" topology should not be used between devices). Should "Star" or "Home-Run"

wiring be required, the HBUS 4H/8H Modules and the HBUS Door Module allow mulple HBUS

devices to be individually wired to the one physical locaon.

The end devices on the HBUS cable should be terminated using 120 ohms resistance. To

terminate the Gallagher Controller 6000, connect the supplied on-board terminaon jumpers to

the Controller. To terminate the Gallagher T20 Terminal, connect the orange (terminaon) wire

to the green (HBUS A) wire. Terminaon is already included at the HBUS Module, (i.e. each HBUS

port is permanently terminated at the module).

Connect the on-board

terminaon jumper

Controller 6000

RS485 1

HBUS

Device

"T" or "Star" circuits are

not permied between

HBUS devices

HBUS

Device

Terminate

HBUS

Device

HBUS

Device

HBUS

Device

HBUS

Device

HBUS

Device

HBUS

Device

Terminate

Remove the on-board

terminaon jumper

RS485 1

"T" or "Star" circuits are

not permied between

HBUS devices

HBUS

Device

Terminate

HBUS

Device Controller 6000

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HBUS

Device

"T" or "Star" circuits are

not permied between

HBUS devices

Controller 6000

H1 H4

HBUS

Device

Terminate

HBUS

Device

Terminate

HBUS Module

HBUS

Device

HBUS

Device

Terminate

HBUS

Device

Terminate

HBUS

Device

Cable distance

Cable type Cable format* Single terminal

connected using

HBUS data only

in a single cable

Single terminal

connected using

Cardax IV data only

in a single cable***

Single terminal

connected using

power and data

in a single cable

CAT 5e or

beer**

4 twisted pair

Each 2 x 0.2 mm2

(24 AWG)

500 m (1640 ) 200 m (650 ) 50 m (165 )

BELDEN

9842**

(shielded)

2 twisted pair

Each 2 x 0.2 mm2

(24 AWG)

500 m (1640 ) 200 m (650 ) 50 m (165 )

SEC472 4 x 0.2 mm2

Not twisted pairs

(24 AWG)

400 m (1310 ) 200 m (650 ) 50 m (165 )

SEC4142 4 x 0.4 mm2

Not twisted pairs

(21 AWG)

400 m (1310 ) 200 m (650 ) 100 m (330 )

* The matching of wire sizes to equivalent wire gauges are only approximate.

** Recommended cable types for opmal HBUS RS485 performance.

*** Not applicable for PIV or Alarm Terminal installaons.

Notes:

• Shielded cable may reduce the obtainable cable length. Shielded cable should be

grounded at the Controller end only.

• If other cable types are used, operang distances and performance may be reduced

depending on the cable quality.

• The recommendaon for opmal performance is up to 20 T20 terminals can be connected

to one Controller 6000. Of these 20 terminals, up to 4 could be congured for alarm zone

(or fence controller) management.

A terminal is congured for alarm zone management when it has either Alarm Zones

congured on the Alarm Zones properes page or items congured upon its mimic panel.

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3 Distance between proximity readers

The distance separang any two proximity readers must not be less than 200 mm (8 in) in all direcons.

200 mm

When mounng a proximity reader on an internal wall, check that any reader xed to the other side of

the wall is not less than 200 mm (8 in) away.

200 mm

4 Installaon

ATTENTION: This equipment contains components that can be damaged by

electrostac discharge. Ensure both you and the equipment are earthed before

beginning any servicing.

The Gallagher T20 Terminal can be mounted on:

• a vercal, rectangular 50 mm x 75 mm (2 in x 3 in) ush box

• a BS 4662 Brish Standard square ush box

• a Gallagher Mounng Block (C300930 or C300931)

• any solid at surface

The recommended mounng height for the terminal is 1.1 m (3.6 ) from the oor level to the centre

of the terminal. However this may vary in some countries and you should check local regulaons for

variaons to this height.

Notes:

• Installaon on metal surfaces, parcularly those with a large surface area will reduce read range.

The extent to which the range is reduced will depend upon the type of metal surface. A spacer

(C300306 or C300307) can be used to help migate this issue.

• A black dress plate (C300323) can be used to cover previously installed terminals ensuring a clean

nish for sites handling an upgrade.

• When mounng on a ush box, the corner screws must be used as well as the ush box screws.

Without corner screws the top of the product is vulnerable to separaon from the wall.

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1. Are you installing the T20 Terminal on a Gallagher T20 Mounng Block?

If no, then go to Step 2.

If yes, then complete the following:

A. If using the Duct Entry variant (C300931) of the T20 Mounng Block, take the cover o it.

B. Mark the holes for the mounng screws on the mounng surface.

C. Drill the holes for the mounng screws.

D. Make a cabling hole in the Mounng Block and run the building cable through the hole, as

demonstrated next.

Thin Mounng Block with

cabling hole through the back

Duct Entry Mounng Block with

cabling hole through the top

E. Fit the terminal base (pictured at Step 5) to the Mounng Block as appropriate for the

Mounng Block variant you are installing, as follows:

Duct Entry variant (C300931)

• Secure the T20 Mounng Block to the mounng surface using the screws provided.

• Posion the terminal over the Mounng Block cover, and secure them both to the

Mounng Block using the screws provided.

Thin variant (C300930)

• Posion the terminal base over the T20 Mounng Block.

• Secure them both to the mounng surface using the screws provided.

F. Go to Step 6.

2. Ensure the building cable has been run out through the ush box.

If you are not mounng to a ush box, use the terminal base as a guide, to drill all ve holes.

Drill the 13 mm (1/2 inch) diameter centre hole (this is the centre hole for which the building

cable will exit the mounng surface) and the four corner xing holes. Ensure the centre hole

allows the cable to run freely out through the mounng surface, so that the terminal facia can

clip into the base.

Note: There is no room for the building cable to be squeezed into the terminal base. The

building cable must remain within the ush box or wall cavity.

3. Run the building cable through the terminal base.

Note: If the terminal has already been connected to the building cable, you can pass the facia

through the base. Care must be taken to avoid scratching the screen and keypad when passing

the facia through the base.

4. Secure the base to the ush box using the two screws provided.

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When securing the base to a vercal, rectangular ush box, use the 6-32 UNC screws provided.

When securing the base to a BS 4662 Brish Standard square ush box, use the M3.5 screws

provided.

Base

M3.5 (40 mm) screw

6-32 (32 mm) screw

5. Drill pilot holes for the four corner xing holes and the tamper tab. Secure the base to the

mounng surface using the four corner xing screws provided. Secure the tamper tab (located

in the base) to the mounng surface using the remaining xing screw provided. It is important

the four corner xing screws are used to ensure the terminal is ush with and ght against the

mounng surface.

Note: It is strongly recommended that you use the screws provided. If an alternave screw is

used, the head must be no larger nor deeper than that of the screw provided.

Base

No. 6 pan

head screw

Building cable

Tamper tab

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6. Connect the terminal tail extending from the facia assembly to the building cable. Connect the

wires for the appropriate device you wish to interface, either an HBUS device or a Cardax IV

device, as shown:

Note: T20 Terminals using alarms management funconality and T20 PIV Readers must be

connected as HBUS devices.

HBUS connecons: HBUS connecons terminated:

Posive Red

Negave Black

HBUS Terminaon Orange

HBUS A Green

HBUS B Brown

CDXIV TX White

CDXIV RX Blue

HBUS Device

Posive Red

Negave Black

HBUS Terminaon Orange

HBUS A Green

HBUS B Brown

CDXIV TX White

CDXIV RX Blue

HBUS Device

Note: To terminate an HBUS terminal, connect the Orange (HBUS Terminaon) wire to the Green

(HBUS A) wire.

Cardax IV connecons:

Posive Red

Negave Black

HBUS Terminaon Orange

HBUS A Green

HBUS B Brown

CDXIV TX White

CDXIV RX Blue

Cardax IV Device

7. Fit the facia assembly into the base by clipping the small lip, into the top of the base and holding

the top, press the boom of the facia assembly down into the base.

Note: Ensure that there is no pressure upon the wire set as it exits the terminal. Ensure the wire

set does not exit the reader at a sharp angle, as this may compromise the integrity of the wire

set's water seal.

8. Insert the M3 Torx Post Security screw (using a T10 Torx Post Security screwdriver) through the

hole at the boom of the base to secure the facia assembly.

Note: The Torx Post Security screw needs only to be lightly ghtened.

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Facia

Fit T10 Torx Post screw to

secure facia to base

Building cable

Terminal tail

Connecon

Base

9. Removal of the facia assembly is a simple reversal of these steps.

10. Congure the terminal in Command Centre.

If the terminal is connected as an HBUS device, refer to the topic "Conguring an HBUS

Terminal", "Conguring an HBUS Alarms Only Terminal" or "Conguring the PIV Card Reader" in

the Command Centre Conguraon Client Online Help.

If the terminal is connected as a Cardax IV device, refer to the topic "Creang Readers" in the

Command Centre Conguraon Client Online Help.

5 Connecons

HBUSConnecons

An HBUS terminal connects to one of the following devices:

• Gallagher Controller 6000

• Gallagher 4H/8H HBUS Module (aached to the Controller 6000)

• Gallagher HBUS Door Module (connected to a Controller 6000)

Refer to "HBUS Connecons" in the applicable installaon note, for details regarding HBUS terminal

connecons.

CardaxIVConnecons

A Cardax IV terminal connects to one of the following devices:

• Gallagher 4R/8R Reader Module (aached to the Controller 6000)

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• Gallagher GBUS Universal Reader Interface (Gallagher GBUS URI)

• Gallagher Controller 3000-8R or 3000-4R

• Gallagher Local Bus Universal Reader Interface (Gallagher URI)

• Gallagher Local Bus Reader I/O Interface

Refer to "Cardax IV Reader Connecons" in the applicable installaon note, for details regarding Cardax

IV terminal connecons.

6 HBUSLEDindicaons

LED (squiggle) Indicaon

3 Flash (Amber) No communicaons with the Controller.

The terminal screen displays the text 'Connecng...'.

2 Flash (Amber) Communicaons with the Controller, but terminal is not congured. The

terminal screen displays the text 'Not congured'.

1 Flash (Amber) Congured to a Controller, but terminal is not assigned to a door or elevator

car. Congured to a Controller but the Alarms Terminal has no Alarm Zone(s)

assigned to the Alarms Zones property page.

The terminal screen displays the text 'Not congured'.

On (Green or Red) Fully congured and funconing normally.

If assigned to a door or elevator car:

Green = Access mode is Free

Red = Access mode is Secure

For the Alarms Terminal the LED is green when a user is logged on and red

when logged o.

Flashes Green Access has been granted.

Flashes Red Access has been denied.

Flashing Blue Reading and validang a PIV card.

7 CardaxIVLEDindicaons

LED (squiggle) Indicaon

3 Flash (Amber) No communicaons with the Controller.

The reader screen displays the text 'Connecng...'.

On (Green or Red) Fully congured and funconing normally.

Green = Access mode is Free

Red = Access mode is Secure

Flashes Green Access has been granted.

Flashes Red Access has been denied.

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8 T20 Terminal products

T20 Terminals Product Code

T20 Mifare Terminal, Black C300450

T20 Mifare Terminal, White C300451

T20 Mul Tech Terminal, Black C300460

T20 Mul Tech Terminal, White C300461

T20 Alarms Terminal, Black C300463

T20 Alarms Terminal, White C300464

T20 PIV Reader, Black C305450

T20 PIV Reader, White C305451

T20 PIV Mul Tech Reader, Black C305460

T20 PIV Mul Tech Reader, White C305461

T20 Terminal Accessories Product Code

T20 Dress Plate, Black, Pk 5 C300323

T20 Bezel, Black, Pk 5 C300292

T20 Bezel, White, Pk 5 C300293

T20 Bezel, Silver, Pk 5 C300294

T20 Bezel, Gold, Pk 5 C300295

T20 Spacer, Black, Pk 5 C300306

T20 Spacer, White, Pk 5 C300307

T20 Protecve Cover C300272

T20 Protecve Cover Spacer C300312

T20 Mounng Block, Thin, Pk 8 C300930

T20 Mounng Block, Duct Entry, Pk 8 C300931

9 Screen brightness

When the terminal is in use the screen brightness will be set to full. If the terminal hasn't been used

for 30 seconds, the screen brightness is dimmed. If the terminal hasn't been used for 30 minutes, the

screen is turned o.

HBUS Funconality vEL7.30 (or later): The terminal screen can be set to on at all mes ('Always

on' seng enabled on the items property page in Command Centre). If this seng is enabled, the

terminal's screen will not turn o aer 30 minutes, but will dim aer 30 seconds of inacvity.

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10 Informaonscreen

To display the supported card technologies and the soware version numbers of the terminal, press and

hold the '#' key for 3 seconds. The Informaon screen is displayed.

11 Access control icons

Arming Failed

(Cardax IV Reader only)

Arming Succeeded

(Cardax IV Reader only)

Armed

Present Card Present Two Cards Enter PIN/Code

Access Granted Access Denied Wrong PIN/Code

(Cardax IV Reader only)

Free Access Not Allowed Card or Code

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12 Technicalspecicaons

Roune maintenance: Not applicable for this terminal.

Cleaning: This terminal should be cleaned with mild soapy

water only. Do not use solvents or abrasives.

Voltage: 9 Vdc - 16 Vdc

Current: Inacve 1Acve 2

T20 Mifare Terminal (at 9 Vdc): 191 mA 300 mA

T20 Mifare Terminal (at 13.6 Vdc): 140 mA 200 mA

T20 Mul Tech Terminal (at 9 Vdc): 262 mA 335 mA

T20 Mul Tech Terminal (at 13.6 Vdc): 189 mA 282 mA

T20 Alarms Terminal (at 9 Vdc): 140 mA 250 mA

T20 Alarms Terminal (at 13.6 Vdc): 110 mA 190 mA

Temperature range: -30 °C to +70 °C (-22 °F to +158 °F)

Note: Direct sunlight may increase the internal

terminal temperature above the ambient

temperature level.

Humidity: 95% non condensing 4

Environmental protecon: IP66 (independently veried)

Impact rang: IK08 (independently veried)

Unit dimensions: Height 179.5 mm (7.1 in)

Width 95.7 mm (3.8 in)

Depth 23 mm (0.9 in)

Maximum number of readers on one HBUS cable: 20

Maximum number of alarms management

terminals 3 on one Controller 6000:

Maximum number of terminals on one Controller

6000:

1 The terminal is idle. The screen is on.

2 A card is being read or the screen is at maximum brightness.

3 A terminal is congured for alarm zone management/fence controller management when it has either

Alarm Zones congured on the Alarm Zones properes page or items congured upon its mimic panel.

4 Gallagher T Series readers are UL humidity tested and cered to 85% and have been independently

veried to 95%.

Note: The current values stated above have been reported using the default conguraon of an

HBUS terminal (HBUS Terminal or HBUS Alarms Only Terminal) in Command Centre. Changing the

conguraon may vary the current value.

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13 Terminal variants feature summary

The available funconality and supported card technologies for each variant are shown in the table below.

Terminal Variant Product

Codes

Cardax IV

Funconality

Cardax IV

Supported

From:

HBUSFunconality HBUS Access

Supported From:

HBUS Alarms

Management

Supported From:

HBUS Fence Zone

Management

Supported From:

Card Variants

Supported

T20 Mifare Terminal C300450

C300451

Access Control vHT1.0.69 Access Control

Alarms Management

vHT2.0.121 (vEL7.20) vHT3.0 (vEL7.30) vHT4.0 (vEL7.40) Mifare DESFire

EV1, Mifare Plus

and Mifare Classic

cards

T20 Mul Tech

Terminal

C300460

C300461

Access Control vHT1.0.69 Access Control

Alarms Management

vHT2.0.121 (vEL7.20) vHT3.0 (vEL7.30) vHT4.0 (vEL7.40) Mifare DESFire

EV1, Mifare Plus,

Mifare Classic and

125 KHz cards

T20 Alarms Terminal C300463

C300464

None None Alarms Management None vHT3.0 (vEL7.30) vHT4.0 (vEL7.40) None

T20 PIV Reader C305450

C305451

C305460

C305461

None None Access Control

Alarms Management

vHT2.01.02 (vEL7.21) vHT3.0 (vEL7.30) vHT4.0 (vEL7.40) PIV, PIV-I, CAC,

TWIC, Mifare

DESFire EV1,

Mifare Plus,

Mifare Classic

cards and 125 KHz

cards (125 KHz are

for C305460 only)

IMPORTANT:GallagherMulTechTerminals

Using dual technology 125/Mifare cards with Gallagher Mul Tech terminals may cause both card technologies to be read, resulng in double card badges and unusual

reader feedback. From Command Centre vEL7.00 a site can specify which technology a Mul Tech terminal should read from a dual technology card. Gallagher strongly

recommends against using dual technology 125/Mifare cards with Gallagher Mul Tech terminals for sites running pre-Command Centre vEL7.00 soware.

Note: To view the vHT soware version used by the terminal, press and hold the '#' key for 3 seconds.

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14 Approvals and standards

This symbol on the product or its packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed

of with other waste. Instead, it is your responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by

handing it over to a designated collecon point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic

equipment. The separate collecon and recycling of your waste equipment at the me of disposal

will help conserve natural resources and ensure that it is recycled in a manner that protects human

health and the environment. For more informaon about where you can drop o your waste

equipment for recycling, please contact your local city recycling oce or the dealer from whom

you purchased the product.

This product complies with the environmental regulaons for the Restricon of Hazardous

Substances in electrical and electronic equipment (RoHS). The RoHS direcve prohibits the use of

electronic equipment containing certain hazardous substances in the European Union.

FCC This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operaon is subject to the following two

condions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any

interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operaon.

Note: Changes or modicaons not expressly approved by Gallagher Limited could void the user's

authority to operate this equipment.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protecon against harmful interference in a residenal installaon. This equipment generates,

uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with

the instrucons, may cause harmful interference to radio communicaons. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not occur in a parcular installaon. If this equipment does cause

harmful interference to radio or television recepon, which can be determined by turning the

equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of

the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separaon between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the receiver is

connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Industry

Canada

This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operaon is subject to

the following two condions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must

accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operaon of the device.

Industrie

Canada

Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio

exempts de licence. L'exploitaon est autorisée aux deux condions suivantes : (1) l'appareil

ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'ulisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage

radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est suscepble d'en compromere le fonconnement.

ETSI EN 300 330-2 V1.5.1:2011

EN50130-4:1996

Note: The Alarms Terminal variants (C300463 and C300464) have not been evaluated by UL.

Please refer to the document “3E2793 Gallagher Command Centre UL Conguraon Requirements” for a guide

to conguring the Gallagher system to the appropriate UL Standard.

US - Equipment: com, burg and acc reader

CA - Equipment: com, burg reader

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IMPORTANT

This picture is not to scale, therefore use the measurements provided.

15 Mounngdimensions

179.5 mm (7.07 in)

95.7 mm (3.77 in)

60.3 mm (2.37 in)

29 mm

(1.14 in)

60.3 mm (2.37 in)

83.3 mm (3.28 in)

Cable Exit

110 mm (4.33 in)

40.65 mm (1.60 in) 58 mm (2.28 in)

70 mm (2.76 in)

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Appendix: How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs

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each file should have at least the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation;

either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR

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