Additional Functions - hafele Dialock FT 120 Instrucciones De Funcionamiento

10. Additional functions

10.1 Connection for
external LEDs
10.2 Inputs for external
switches
10.3 Potential free output
10.4 5V output
10.5 Macros
11. Troubleshooting
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Additional functions can be activated via the terminal strip of the FT 120.
.
10
11
12
13
Terminal 1, 2:
A two-pin, bi-directional LED (red/green) can be connected. The LED shows the same status
as the LED of the external antenna and the FT 120 after a proper connection.
Terminal 6+7, 8+9:
Two signal inputs can be used as current-controlled inputs (optocoupler inputs). An internal power
source for controlling these inputs is available. They are controlled via potential free contacts.
The inputs can be queried via → macros.
Terminal 10, 11, 12:
The FT 120 has a relay output (NO, NC and COM). This relay is controlled by → macros.
Terminal 13:
The voltage at terminal 13 can be switched to the consumer to be switched for a direct control
of small consumers (such as piezo sound generators or other signal generators).
Macros are programmes that extend the functionality of the FT 120. They can control the relay (10,
11, 12) depending on input signals (6,7,8,9). Contact the manufacturer for the development of the
macros.
For step-by-step instructions „Installing macro" see illustrations starting on
MACRO
page 55.
If an attempt is made to open a door with a user key
Acoustic signal is heard twice
LEDs do not change from red to
green
The system does not open.
Keys are lost
1 External LED +
1
2
2 External LED -
3
4
3 Operating Mode
5
6
4 Operating Mode
7
8
9
5 Signal Ground
6 Signal Input 2
7 Signal Input 2
8 Signal Input 1
9 Signal Input 1
10 Relay NO
11 Relay NC
12 Relay COM
13 Output 5 V, max. 50 mA
User key is not authorised.
Hold user key closer to antenna.
or
User key is not authorised.
User key is not authorised.
or
The locking mechanism must be checked.
or
Plug-in connections must be checked.
Perform a complete reset, re-teach programming and clearing key,
re-teach user keys (see Chapter
„7.2 Procedure to follow if a user key is lost")