Technical Characteristics; Installation And Start-Up - Erreka TAGBASE-250 Manual De Instrucciones

PLUG-IN RECEIVER BASE AND TAG CARDS AND KEYS DECODER
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DESCRIPTION
Warnings
The TAGBASE board is designed to carry out the following
functions:
• LTREA signal decoder (TAG proximity key reader)
providing a voltage-free relay output in output RL1.
• base for bi-channel plug-in radio receiver with
decoder, providing up to two voltage-free relay outputs:
an RL1 output for the first channel of the monochannel/
bichannel radio receivers, and a second RL2 output for the
second channel of the bichannel radio receivers.
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Install the device only to fulfil the functions
described in these instructions. Inappropriate use
may lead to failures and hazardous situations.
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INSTALLATION AND START-UP

Installation
1 Secure the device using appropriate means.
2 Make the connections as shown in the diagram:
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2-wire connection: the reader sends the data through
the power wire (+).
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3-wire connection: the reader sends the data through a
wire independent from the power wire.
This mode is recommended when the 2-wire connection
is not reliable, due to external interference (long cable
length or high voltage lines).
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If the decoder is supplied with 12VDC, a 3-wire
connection is obligatory.
3 Insert the memory card in the decoder's TAGMEMO
connector.
4 Connect the electrical power supply.
Using the optional plug-in receiver
If required, a plug-in receiver with decoder can be inserted in
the RE connector. If the receiver is monochannel, the first
channel is assigned to RL1, with RL2 remaining unused. If it is
bichannel, the first channel is assigned to RL1 and the second
channel to RL2.
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Follow the instructions for the receiver in order to
programme the radio codes.
Configuration of PRL1 and PRL2
PRL1 and PRL2 can be used to configure the behaviour of
outputs RL1 and RL2 respectively (monostable, timed or
bistable). RL2 is only in use with bichannel radio receivers.
Adjustment is as follows:
• Left position: monostable
• Intermediate positions: timed (minimum 1 second,
maximum 254 seconds approximately)
• Right position: bistable
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Installation instructions

Technical characteristics

• Power supply P230V, 50Hz or 12-24V AC/DC.
• Voltage-free RL1 and RL2 relay outputs (impulse signal,
timed or bistable, programmable with PRL1 and PRL2
respectively).
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RL2 only applies when using bichannel radio receivers.
• Possibility of connecting up to two readers with just two
wires (power output with modulation detector).
• Possibility to store up to 250 keys. Greater capacity can be
achieved by using memory MEMO1000 (1000 codes).
• Possibility of programming one or two master keys to
register new keys without opening the decoder box.
Programming master keys
Master key: key used by the administrator of the installation
to register new user keys without handling the decoder.
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The master key is only used to activate memory
programming and register new user keys, it cannot be
used as a user key.
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A memorised user key cannot be used as a master key.
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The master keys and the user keys are physically the same,
although the decoder interprets their codes in a different
way.
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Two master keys can be programmed, one for each
combination of DIPs.
1 To programme the first master key, place D2 in "ON"
(up).
2 Position the key to be programmed as the master key
close to the reader.
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If the decoder receives the code correctly, it stores it in
the memory and gives out a programming conformity
sound (three short beeps).
3 Place D1 and D2 in "OFF".
4 To programme the second master key, repeat
operations 1, 2 and 3 with both DIPs (D1 and D2) in ON.
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Any master keys programmed in the memory will be
deleted when programming new ones.