Roger XM-2-BRD User manual
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- Security device components
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- User manual
Roger XM-2-BRD is a printed circuit board version of the XM-2 I/O extension module designed to operate with Roger access controllers or terminals configured for standalone mode. It provides two NO/NC inputs and two relay outputs, each relay output offering NO/NC dry contact. The XM-2-BRD is an addressable microprocessor device controlled from a host through Clock and Data communication lines (RACS protocol).
Roger XM-2-BRD is a printed circuit board version of the XM-2 I/O extension module designed to operate with Roger access controllers or terminals configured for standalone mode. It provides two NO/NC inputs and two relay outputs, each relay output offering NO/NC dry contact. The XM-2-BRD is an addressable microprocessor device controlled from a host through Clock and Data communication lines (RACS protocol).
XM-2 v1.2 EN.doc 2005-10-01
General Description
The XM-2 Input/Output extension module is designed for operation with PRxx2 access controllers or PRT
access terminals configured for autonomic mode. The XM-2 provides two NO/NC inputs and two relay
outputs, each relay output offer NO/NC dry contact. The XM-2 is a addressable microprocessor device
which is controlled from host through Clock and Data communication lines (RACS protocol). The setup of
XM-2’s inputs and outputs is carried out during configuration of a host device to which the module is
connected to. The main function of XM-2 is to add two inputs and two outputs to access control system
and to enable separation between logic device which grants access (controller or autonomic reader) and
relay output which controls door lock, this function is especially important when access controller is
installed in public area where unauthorized person may try to release door without proper identification.
The XM-2 is delivered as PCB module without case and requires 12Vdc supply, optionally it can be
equipped with plastic case (XM-2 Box).
Note: The autonomic operation of PRT series terminals is available in devices with firmware version v70.0
or higher. When PRT terminal is configured for autonomic mode it can be used as a simple, standalone
access door control device. The PRT reader configured for autonomic operation may optionally operate
with the second PRT series terminal, such a configuration enables two way door control.
Features
•
10-16V dc supply
•
Communication via Clock & Data lines (RACS)
•
Two NO/NC inputs
•
Two relay type outputs
•
Relay activation indicated on LEDs
•
Operating temperature -25°C...+60°C.
•
CE Mark.
Optical Signals
The XM-2 is equipped with three LEDs: POWER, REL1 and REL2. The LED POWER lights steady when
module has a communication link with a Host device or is flashing when communication has disappeared.
The LED REL1/REL2 lights when relevant output relay is triggered.
Installation
Locate module in a installation box, all electrical connections and address jumper settings must be set up
with power supply off. Once wiring is complete, power up the device. If host device and XM-2 are
supplied from different power sources, short minuses of both systems. When module is installed in
adequate housing which deliver sufficient protection against moisture it may be located in external
locations (XM-2 offers -25/+60 °C operation). The configuration of XM-2 inputs and outputs is performed
during host device setup. It is strongly suggested to install module in distant location (min. 1.5m) from
inductive loads and other sources of strong electromagnetic interferences.
Connection Terminals Descriptions
DC
S
UPPLY
I
NPUTS
,
T
ERMINALS
:
+/-
12V
The XM-2 should be supplied from 10.0 to 16.0V DC current source equipped with reserve battery. The
average current consumption of module is about ~20 mA and may increase up to ~100 mA when both
relay outputs are activated. Care must be taken when selecting cable diameter for supply lines, installer
must calculate the maximum voltage dropout on supply wires which should not excess 1V in worst case,
this is very important especially when door lock is supplied from the same supply source as XM-2 module
and other electronic equipment. Generally it is preferable to use separate supply sources for electronic
equipment and door locks. When both elements (a door lock and electronic equipment) are supplied from
the same power source it is obligatory to supply them through separate pairs of wires.
I
NPUT
L
INES
,
T
ERMINALS
:
IN1,
IN2
AND
IN3
The IN1 and IN2 have the same electrical structure, both inputs are NO/NC type with 5,6 kΩ resistor
pulled up to supply plus. The NO type input is triggered when connecting it to supply minus, the NC input
must be normally shorted with supply minus, it became active when disconnected form supply minus.
R
ELAY
O
UTPUTS
,
T
ERMINALS
:
NO1,
NC1,
COM
1
AND
NO2,
NC2,
COM
2
The relay outputs offers normally open and normally closed contacts rating for 1.5A/24V dc/ac. The relay
contacts are protected with over-voltage elements (MOV) which reduce sparks during switching of
inductive loads (e.g. such as an electric lock) and thus extends relay contacts life significantly.
Note: Using relay contact to switch voltages above 30V may damage relay protection elements (MOV)
and lead output’s failure.
C
LOCK
&
D
ATA
I
NTERFACE
,
T
ERMINALS
:
CLK
AND
DTA
Both lines are used for communication between XM-2 and host device. The XM-2 and each other device
connected to those lines should have an individual address. The assignment of address depends on
given host device which XM-2 is connected to. The address setting can be carried out through JP1-JP4
programming jumpers. There are no restrictions for types of cables used for CLK/DTA lines except that
the maximum cable length may not exceed 150 meters (500Ft.).
Ordering
XM-2 The XM-2 module (PCB only)
XM-2 Box The plastic case for XM-2 module
Technical Specification
Supply 10-16V DC
Current consumption ~100mA (with both relays activated)
Inputs Two NO/NC inputs, internally pull-up to supply plus via 5.6K resistor
Outputs Two relay outputs, NO/NC dry contact, Form C 1.5A/24V DC/AC rated
Communication distance 150m (between host device and XM-2 module)
Operating temperature -25°C +60°C
Relative humidity 10-95% (without condensation)
Dimensions 81 X 59 mm
Weight ~50g
XM-2 v1.2
Input/Output Extension Module
89
29
12V 12V12V CLK DTA
230VA
+ACC-
Mains Transformer
Address
Selection
JP4
JP3
JP2
JP1
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
AC Input
DC Output
Clock & Data
Interface
Door Release Device
NO-COM
lub
NC-COM
NO1 NO2 IN1CLK12V COM TAMPER COM COMDTA NC1 NC2 IN2
REL 1POWER REL 2
D5D5 D6
1
2
3
4
ADDRESS
D9
Tamper Loop
66
JP1
JP2
JP3
JP4
REL2
IN2
IN2
XM-2 v1.2 Input/Output Extension Module
Wiring and Configuration
PRxx2 Controller
or
PRTx2 Terminal
Power Supply
(e.g. PS20)
RESERVE
BATTERY
NO...
COM
NC...
Metall Oxide Varistor
(Surge protection elements)
Red LED
ON when relay active
7N330K
7N330K
Electrical structure of REL1/REL2
From
Logic
IN1/IN
100k
Electrical structure of IN1/IN2 inputs
V+
supply plus
To Logic
Circuit
5k6
XM-2 v1.2
cdr138
Metall Oxide Varistor
(Surge protection elements)
Note: The door release should be
suplied using separate pair of
wires connected directly to the
power supply
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Roger XM-2-BRD User manual
- Category
- Security device components
- Type
- User manual
Roger XM-2-BRD is a printed circuit board version of the XM-2 I/O extension module designed to operate with Roger access controllers or terminals configured for standalone mode. It provides two NO/NC inputs and two relay outputs, each relay output offering NO/NC dry contact. The XM-2-BRD is an addressable microprocessor device controlled from a host through Clock and Data communication lines (RACS protocol).
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