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CONTENTS
1 Introduction to the instructions and warnings
2 Product description
3 Technical specifications - keypad H85/TTD with
interface H85/DEC
3.1 Specifications - keypad H85 / TTD with access
control
4 Keyboard features - with interface H85/DEC
4.1 Interface features
5 Installation
5.1 Configuration and Programming
5.2 Changing the password
5.3 Deleting all memory
5.4 Storing a user code
5.5 Activation of the interface output contact
5.6 Deleting a user code
6 Advanced features: masking the code
7 Keyboard error message
8 Keypad lock message
9 Interface messages
9.1 Communications failure diagnostics
10 Testing
11 Maintenance
12 Keypad functionality for access control
12.1 Operating mode selection
12.2 Wiegand communication mode
12.2.1 Wiegand 26bit
12.2.2 Wiegand 26bit with SITE code
12.2.3 Wiegand 26bit with SITE code and channel
information
12.2.4 Wiegand 37bit
12.2.5 Wiegand 37bit with channel information
12.2.6 Wiegand 37bit with SITE code
12.2.7 Wiegand 37bit with SITE code and channel
information
12.2.8 Wiegand 50bit
12.2.9 Wiegand 50bit with channel information
12.2.10 Wiegand signal timing diagrams
12.3 ISO2 communication mode
12.3.1 ISO2 without channel information
12.3.2 ISO2 with channel information
12.3.3 ISO2 signal timing diagrams
13 Disposal
14 Declaration of conformity
15 Pictures and schemes
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Introduction to the instructions and
warnings
This manual is only intended for qualified technical
installation personnel.
None of the information contained in this document may
be considered of interest to the end user.
This manual refers to keypads with interface of the
ROGER series H85/TTD for ROGER automation control
and other devices that are within the specifications.
Read the instructions carefully before
installation.
In accordance with the relevant legislation,
installation should only be performed by
qualified service personnel.
WARNINGS
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Make the connections with the cables that are suitable for
the specified currents and voltages, respect the technical
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specifications of the product.
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CAUTION! These devices are sensitive to electrostatic
discharges, therefore avoid touching the sides of the card
and wires with your hands.
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Product description
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Numeric touch keypad that can be used in two different
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ways:
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• connected
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H85/DEC/BOX using a two-wire 0.5mm
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entering one of the user codes stored on the interface
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memory, it is then possible to activate one of the four
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relays on the interface.
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• powered directly by 12-24Vdc, it can be connected to an
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access control system by choosing the operating mode
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which uses a 3-way dip-switch (Wiegand 26 bit, 37 bit,
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50 bit or ISO2). The description of these features can be
found in Chapter 12.
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The keyboard has a 6 white LED backlight: normally
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dimmed in stand-by mode, it lights up when the keyboard
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is in operation.
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When used in combination with H85/DEC/BOX, the
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maximum number of keyboards that can be connected to
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a single control interface is 4, thus allowing activation from
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several remote locations.
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Safety is ensured by a proprietary communication protocol
developed by Roger Technology that makes use of dynamic
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communication; the interface has an auxiliary alarm relay,
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which is activated when it detects an attempt to tamper
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with the system.
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It is possible to store up to 500 user codes, each of which
can have a maximum of 6 digits.
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The storage of codes and other operations are done
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through the keyboard (without the need to access the
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interface) protected by security password.
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The password must be personalized during installation,
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because all interfaces have the same factory pre-set
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password (0000).
It is recommended to use a code that is up to 5 digits for
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optimal system security as well as ease of use; for the more
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demanding users who seek maximum security there is a
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special mode, which is described in section 6 ADVANCED
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FEATURES: MASKING OF THE CODE.
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It is also possible to connect the interface to the
H85/TTS keyboards series, provided that the total number
of keyboards is not more than 4.
The numeric code keypad exists in three versions:
• H85/TTD/E: version for wall mounting.
• H85/TTD/TRIX: version for pedestal mounting
• H85/TTD/I: built-in version.
Keyboard decoding interface:
• H85/DEC/BOX: version with IP54 external box
Spare part codes:
• H85/TTD: replacement keyboard, includes all the
components shown in Figure 1.
• H85/DEC: replacement of the interface, circuit board
(Figure 6, detail F).
to the command
EN
interface
cable; after
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