ENGLISH
The subsequent phases are identical for all types
of mounting:
1) Proceed to wiring and fixing the electronic board
by means of the 2 screws supplied as standard,
as shown in Fig. 2-"A". Fully tighten the screws,
and correct any centring errors using the slots in
the board. Correct board positioning is obtained
by means of the connection terminal bar, posi-
tioned as shown in Fig. 2-"A".
2) Position the gasket and metal ring nut, as shown
in Fig. 2-"B", and proceed to fixing using the 3
screws supplied. Ensure that the gasket and
ring nut are correctly positioned, the ring nut
must have its anti-break-in dowel positioned as
shown in Fig. 2-"C".
3) Attach the metal button unit after rotating it by
about 30° anticlockwise, as shown in Fig. 2."C",
then rotate it by 30° clockwise (Fig. 2."D").
4) Use the special anti-break-in setscrew wrench sup-
plied and loosen the dowel until it is secured to
the bottom of the push-button board (Fig. 2."E").
4) CONNECTION DIAGRAM
WARNING! In case the power is supplied by an
external generator, it should feature a very low sa-
fety voltage and the generator be protected against
short-circuit and overloading.
JP1
1-2
Power supply input 12/24 V
50Hz
1 - + 12/24 V
2 - 0 V
3-4
Serial output towards control panels:
3-TX1 4-TX2
5-6
Data output for connection to Compass:
5-DØ 6-D1
5) DIP-SWITCHES
DIP 1
ON
- Connected to COMPASS system
The code is transmitted through outputs 5/6 to
a COMPASS system for subsequent check and
activation.
OFF - Serial operation
The entry of a valid code, programmed in the pushbut-
ton panel internal memory, causes a Start signal to
be sent through serial output TX1-TX2.
DIP 2 (only for serial operation)
ON
- Normal operation, wait for code entry.
OFF - Activates the code programming mode.
JP2
Power supply selection at 12V
JP2 open Power supply 24V
JP2 closedPower supply 12V
8 - SELETTO- Ver. 05
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or 24 V
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(Fig. 3)
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(Fig. 4).
INSTALLATION MANUAL
6) SELETTO PUSHBUTTON PANEL IN A COMPASS
SYSTEM (DIP1 ON)
Proceed to connect the SELETTO pushbutton panel,
with reference to Fig. 4 and the specific instructions
for the Compass system.
In this type of installation, the pushbutton panel
transmits the code typed by the user to the Compass
control logic, which will recognise and control the
access point.
Therefore, no programming is required for the
pushbutton panel.
The codes are exclusively managed by the COM-
PASS system, if necessary supported by the SE-
CURBASE access management software.
The limit of the codes recognised depends on the
characteristics of the Compass system where the
pushbutton panel is incorporated.
Notes:
• Enter the code quickly during memorisation
(within the time allowed by Compass 485, which
is about 5 seconds).
• The code keyed in, which is equivalent to a
Compass system card code.
• The Compass 485/232 system configuration calls
for 3 MasterCodes to be generated (+ Code, -
Code, Wild Card Code), which are equivalent to
the MasterCards (+, -, Wild Card).
During the MasterCode generation procedure,
key in codes to replace card waving.
±10%
• The 12V
outputs 13-16 of the 485/232 Compass system,
which can supply up to 2 Seletto pushbutton
panels.
• For further information, refer to the specific
instructions for Compass use.
6.1) SETTING CODE LENGTH
You can determine the length of the codes to be
keyed in. Choose a length of no less than 3 digits
and no more than 6. To set, switch off "seletto" and
switch it back on again while holding down a key
between 3 and 6 for at least 10 secs.
The unit will beep to advise you that the setting
has been made.
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