Assa Abloy 1385 User manual

Brand: Assa Abloy

Model: 1385

Type: User manual

ASSA ABLOY, the global leader

in door opening solutions

D0055801

Escape Door Control

Terminal

Type 1385/1384

ASSA ABLOY Sicherheitstechnik GmbH

Bildstockstrasse 20

72458 Albstadt Germany

Telephone: +49 (0)7431 123-0

Fax: +49 (0)7431 123-240

Internet: www.assaabloy.de

Email: albstadt@assaabloy.de

D0055801

07.2010

V. 2.6

V. 3.8 and above

V. 2.0 and above

This document and all its parts are copyrighted. Any use or changes out-

side the strict limits of the copyright are prohibited and liable to prosecu-

tion if no prior consent is obtained from

ASSA ABLOY Sicherheitstechnik GmbH.

This particularly applies to any copying, translations, microforms, or stor-

ing and processing in electronic systems.

Publisher:

Document

number:

Issue

date:

Firmware

FT Manager

FT-Server

901-20

Content

Description ............................................................4

Innovation ................................................................4

Functions .................................................................4

General .................................................................6

Introduction ..............................................................6

Symbols in these instructions.............................................6

Packaging and storage ....................................................7

Environmental protection ................................................7

Intended use ..............................................................7

Warranty ..................................................................7

Installation.............................................................8

Regulations ...............................................................8

Preparatory tasks..........................................................8

Providing power supply ...................................................8

Selection of cabling .......................................................9

Cabling ...................................................................9

Connecting the escape door module ....................................10

Connecting the key switch module ......................................10

Fitting the escape door control module .................................11

Replacing the profile half cylinder .......................................12

Installation and connection ......................................13

View of circuit boards....................................................13

Individual escape door module

1385

...................................14

Individual escape door module

1384

...................................15

Individual key switch module ............................................16

Key switch module in parallel............................................17

Key switch module Individual 1380E04..................................18

Key switch module 1380E04 in parallel..................................19

Locking elements ........................................................20

Adapter circuit board 1385EAP ..........................................20

I/O Extension Module 901-20............................................21

Terminal assignments 901-20............................................23

Wire-interconnected interlock (

1385

)..................................25

Set-up operation ....................................................28

General...................................................................28

Switching on or return of power supply .................................28

Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

Explanation of symbols ..................................................29

Temporary-release . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

Pre-alarm ................................................................30

Permanent release . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30

Locking ..................................................................31

Danger alarm ............................................................31

Tamper alarm ............................................................32

Multiple alarm ...........................................................33

Configuration ........................................................34

General...................................................................34

Explanation of symbols ..................................................34

Starting configuration mode.............................................35

Advancing through menu items .........................................36

Defining settings in the menu ...........................................36

Menu structure ..........................................................37

Starting configuration mode.............................................38

Configuration mode switched on. .......................................38

1 - Profile.................................................................38

2 - Temporary release time...............................................38

3 - Door monitoring time ................................................38

4 - Pre-alarm time........................................................39

5 - Alarm time............................................................39

6 - Duration orientation signal...........................................39

7 - Activation delay.......................................................39

8 - Alarm tones...........................................................40

9 - Request TSB address..................................................40

10 - Master/Slave.........................................................40

11 - Display TSB address .................................................41

12 - Re-set to factory settings............................................41

13 - End configuration mode ............................................41

Configuration mode switched on........................................41

1 - Profile.................................................................41

Ending configuration mode..............................................42

Automatic change from configuration mode............................43

Profile settings ...........................................................44

Master/Slave .............................................................46

Display TSB address ......................................................48

Example configuration ...................................................49

Special function

1385

- networked .....................................50

Check list - Testing before initial operation ..................54

Components .............................................................54

Installation ...............................................................54

Function .................................................................55

Maintenance .........................................................59

Annual inspection........................................................59

Maintenance .............................................................59

Alarm signals .........................................................60

Identification of alarm criteria. ..........................................60

Identification of the cause of the alarm ..................................61

Technical Specifications ...........................................62

Escape door module .....................................................62

Key switch module.......................................................63

Profile half cylinder ......................................................63

Description

In developing the new generation of FT, particular importance was at-

tached to:

• Forward-thinking innovation

• Versatile range of uses

• Operational and functional elements integrated into a compact design

• Wide range of functions due to networking of devices

• Options for integration into building and alarm management systems

• High operational reliability

• Less time and effort to install and configure the system

• Use of standard switch boxes

Overview

• Escape door unlocked using integrated emergency button

• Escape door unlocked externally, by a fire alarm system, for instance

• Permanent release using internal key pushbutton or an external con-

tact, such as a timer switch

• Temporary release using internal key pushbutton or externally con-

nected pushbutton

• Escape door locking status signalled by door status indicator

• Alarm status indicated by an optical and audible signal

Device

1384

(offline version)

• A simplified individual stand-alone system not integrated into the

building network

Innovation

Functions

Networked application

Simplified individual

stand-alone system

Complex door opening solutions

Individual stand-alone system

1384

1385

• Set-up operation and configuration using a key switch

• Cannot be extended

Device

1385

(stand-alone function)

• Set-up operation and configuration using a key switch

• Can be extended with E/A Module 901-20

• Implementation of a wire-interconnected interlock function.

Device

1385

(networked)

• Set-up operation and configuration using

FT‑Manager.

• Can be configured using a key switch

• Can be extended with E/A Module 901-20

• Up to 120 devices can be connected to the TSB Controller

• Delayed release after EMERGENCY-OPEN is activated (special function)

General

ASSA ABLOY Sicherheitstechnik GmbH's extensive experience, and

state-of-the-art production and testing procedures ensure the device is

highly reliable.

These fitting and installation instructions have been compiled for skilled

electricians and trained personnel. They are designed to enable you to

install and operate the device safely, and fully exploit the permitted range

of uses the control terminal has to offer.

It also provides information regarding how key components work.

Note

These instructions describe both device types

1384

and

1385

with indi-

vidual differing characteristics indicated where required.

The symbols in these operating instructions are designed to help you use

the devices and instructions quickly and safely.

Note

This symbol indicates additional information which is useful when han-

dling devices.

Warning about a general hazard

This warning symbol indicates tasks where different causes may lead to

hazards or impair device functions.

Steps in procedures

The specified sequence of steps will make it easier for you to use the

device safely and correctly.

Result

This indicates where the end result of a sequence of steps is described.

Introduction

Symbols

in these

instructions





Our devices are carefully packed to ensure adequate protection during

shipment.

When you receive your device, you must check the device and its packag-

ing to ensure it is complete and undamaged.

Risk of injury

The device must not be used if it is damaged.

Damaged cables and connector assemblies also represent a safety hazard

and must not be used.

Packaging materials must be recycled. Local environmental protection

regulations must be complied with.

The device is designed to provide an escape door control system. It can

be operated as a stand-alone control unit or within a building network

(

1385

only). It is not intended for any other type of use.

Note

Device

1384

is designed as an offline unit and cannot be extended.

Device

1385

can be used as a stand-alone or networked unit. An E/A

extension module can be connected in stand-alone mode.

We provide a warranty for this device valid from the date of purchase in

accordance with statutory/country-specific regulations. If any damage is

incurred, the unit will be repaired or a replacement supplied.

Any damage caused through natural wear, overloading or incorrect use

are excluded from the warranty.

Packaging and

storage

Environmental

protection

Intended use

Warranty

Installation

• In accordance with 'Guidelines for electronic locking systems in escape

route doors', the escape door control module must be positioned

in such a way that the emergency pushbutton is placed between

850 mm and 1200 mm above the finished floor level (FFL). Further

regulatory requirements can be found in respective local building

ordinances.

• German Electrical Engineering Association (VDE) and local electricity

company regulations must be observed.

• It must be possible to disconnect the device from the power supply

circuit using an easily accessible energy-isolation device.

• Electric locking systems can only be used on smoke or fire doors if

the door's product use certification states such systems can be used.

Systems must be installed as required by the certification. Exception:

Elements which may also be fitted to ready manufactured fire protec-

tion barriers.

>62,5

The escape door and key switch

module is installed in standard

flush-mounted switch boxes.

Install standard flush-

mounted boxes according to

requirements.

A low safety voltage between +12V -15% and +24V +15% must be sup-

plied to operate the device in accordance with DIN 60 950. You should

ideally use Power Supply Unit Type 1003FT-24-05, which is suitable for

use with a standard switch box (see separate fitting and installation

instructions). The required power supply can then be fed directly from

this unit.

Regulations

Preparatory

tasks

Providing

power supply

Control circuits

Description Size

Length max. 300 m

Length of cabling to locking unit max. 100 m

Cable cross-section Choose a cable which will ensure

the voltage in the locking unit

stands at a maximum of 10%

under the locking unit's specified

rated operating voltage when

it is working to full capacity and

while taking into account all other

losses such as potential voltage

drop in the feed cable.

TS bus lines (

1385

)

Description Size

Length max. 1,000 m

Resistance to bus devices max. 65 Ω

Special considerations Use separate line

Type JY (St) Y

Cable cross-section Min. 0.28 mm²

Ideally 0.5 mm²

Only use one wire in each line

Do not connect wires in parallel

Supply lines must be:

• fed through holes in the flush-mounted switch boxes

• fed and secured behind or next to the modules

Selection of

cabling

Cabling

Connecting the

escape door

module

SYSCON5

1385EVL5

locking elements

SYSCON5

SYSCON4

(optional

from power unit)

SYSCON4

Universal input

TS-Bus

Data

8 109 1211

A DB FE

12 - 24 V DC

+15%; -10%

Potential-free

Or via SYSCON4

relay contact

30 V/1 A

See instruction

D0047000

Connecting

the key switch

module

SYSCON5

1385EVL5

Connection

external operating unit

(optional)

Install all components as indicated in the diagrams.

Fitting the

escape door

control module

7 8 9

456

1 2 3

* 0 #

5 6

1 2

0 #

Disassemble all components as indicated in the diagrams.

30,5

180°

Undo the cross-head screw

which fastens the profile half

cylinder.

Take out profile half cylinder

through the front and replace

with a suitable new cylinder.

Fasten cylinder with cross-head

screw.

Check locking lever settings

(both pushbuttons must be

activated).

Re-install all components and carry out a functions check.

Replacing the

profile half

cylinder

Installation and connection

DIP1

All switches set to the OFF position by default in the factory

Switch Function OFF ON

Hi-O: Bus termination

Hi-O: Group

No function assigned:

Reserved for extension at a later date

3 TS bus: Master/Slave

(

1385

)

Slave

(For stand-

alone operation

without E/A

extension

and networked

operation)

Master with

address 1 *)

(For stand-alone

operation with

E/A extension)

4 Configuration mode

(set according to

hardware if no key

switch is being used)

OFF ON

*) If an E/A extension is used, this must be assigned to address'2'.

View of circuit

boards

5 6 74321

8 109 1211

SYSCON5

DIP1

OFF

1234

JP1

LB1

LB2

SYSCON5

54321

2 x

SYSCON4

Escape door module Key switch module

Circuit diagram

1) Connections have different functions depending on the configuration

(see the 'Configuration' section).

Individual

escape door

module

1385

Littelfuse

154001

1AF

134567891112

10 13

15 16

A B ED F S

Data

LB1

LB2

Connection of the

respective locking

element

SYSCON-5

SYSCON-4

Jumper LB1/LB2

max. 24V / 1A

TS-Bus

Potential-free

relay contact

Universal-

input

See instruction D00470..

5-pin connector system for

connection of the key switch

type 1385ES1 or

additional components

2 x 4-pin connector system

for connection of the

power unit type

1003FT-24-05 and/or

additional components

Voltage supply

external power unit

12 - 24 VDC +15%/ - 10%

according DIN/EN 60950

Circuit diagram

1) Connections have different functions depending on the configuration

(see the 'Configuration' section).

Individual

escape door

module

1384

Littelfuse

154001

1AF

134567891112

10 13

15 16

A B ED F S

LB1

LB2

SYSCON-5

SYSCON-4

max. 24V / 1A

Connection of the

respective locking

element

Jumper LB1/LB2

Potential-free

relay contact

Universal-

input

See instruction D00470..

5-pin connector system for

connection of the key switch

type 1385ES1 or

additional components

2 x 4-pin connector system

for connection of the

power unit type

1003FT-24-05 and/or

additional components

Voltage supply

external power unit

12 - 24 VDC +15%/ - 10%

according DIN/EN 60950

Circuit diagram

Individual key

switch module

SYSCON-5

Max.

12 V/100 mA

1385EVL5

Sabotage

Tamper

JP1

Circuit diagram

Key switch

module in

parallel

SYSCON-5

1 32

Max.

12 V/100 mA

1385EVL5

Sabotage

Tamper

JP1

Max.

12 V/100 mA

Sabotage

Tamper

JP1

Circuit diagram

Key switch

module Indi- Indi-Indi-

vidual 1380E04

SYSCON-5

9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 345

1380E04 Escape door module

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