Hardware Installation Guide - Cornell University
Hardware Installation Guide
Hardware Installation GuideTable of ContentsHardware Installation Guidelines . 131. Inputs, Outputs and Interface Signals . 151.1 Power Inputs . 151.2 Alarm Inputs . 161.3 Reader Inputs/Outputs . 161.4 Relay Outputs . 161.5 RS-485 Communication Overview . 161.6 RS-232 Interfaces . 192. System Wiring and Other Considerations . 202.1 General Wiring Considerations . 202.2 Mounting . 242.3 Ground Wiring . 312.4 Alarm Input Wiring . 322.5 RS-485 Communication Wiring . 322.6 RS-232 Communication Wiring . 352.7 Weatherproofing . 352.8 Relay Contact Protection . 363. System Turn-Up Considerations . 383.1 Device Configuration Checks . 383.2 Ground Potential Difference Checks Before Connecting . 394. Maintenance . 404.1 Firmware Updates . 404.2 AES/Extended Firmware . 414.3 Troubleshooting . 44BAS-500 Intelligent System Controller . 475. Overview of the BAS-500 . 495.1 Interfaces . 495.2 The Intelligent System Controller Board . 506. Installation . 516.1 Wiring . 517. Configuration . 577.1 Setting DIP Switches . 577.2 Installing Jumpers . 59revision 1 — 3
Table of Contents8. Maintenance . 608.1 Verification . 608.2 Replace Memory Backup Battery . 609. Specifications . 61BAS-1000 Intelligent System Controller . 6310. Overview of the BAS-1000 . 6510.1 .Interfaces . 6510.2 The ISC Board . 6611. Installation . 6711.1 Wiring . 6712. Configuration . 7412.1 Setting DIP Switches . 7412.2 Installing Jumpers . 7613. Maintenance . 7913.1 Verification . 7913.2 Replace Memory Backup Battery . 7914. Specifications . 80BAS-2000 Intelligent System Controller . 8115. Overview of the BAS-2000 . 8315.1 Interfaces . 8315.2 The BAS-2000 Board . 8416. Installation . 8516.1 Wiring . 8517. Configuration . 9217.1 Setting DIP Switches . 9217.2 Installing Jumpers . 9518. Maintenance . 9918.1 Verification . 9918.2 Replace Memory Backup Battery . 9919. Specifications . 1004 — revision 1
Hardware Installation GuideBAS-2210 Intelligent Single Door Controller . 10120. Overview of the BAS-2210 . 10320.1 The BAS-2210 Board . 10321. Installation . 10521.1 Wiring and Setup . 10521.2 Memory Backup Battery . 10921.3 Installing Jumpers . 11021.4 Setting Dip Switches . 11021.5 Initial IP Addressing Mode . 11121.6 Embedded Web Server . 11121.7 Additional Mounting Information . 11422. Maintenance . 11622.1 Status LEDs . 11623. Specifications . 117BAS-2220 Intelligent Dual Reader Controller . 11924. Overview of the BAS-2220 . 12124.1 Interfaces . 12124.2 The IDRC Board . 12224.3 Default Settings . 12325. Installation . 12425.1 Wiring and Setup . 12425.2 Communication Wiring . 12625.3 Reader Wiring . 12725.4 Input Circuit Wiring . 12925.5 Relay Circuit Wiring . 13025.6 Memory Backup Battery . 13225.7 Configuration . 13225.8 Initial IP Addressing Mode . 13425.9 Embedded Web Server . 13426. Maintenance . 13726.1 Verification . 13726.2 Replace Memory Backup Battery . 13827. Specifications . 139revision 1 — 5
Table of ContentsBAS-3300 Intelligent System Controller . 14128. Overview of the BAS-3300 . 14328.1 Interfaces . 14328.2 The ISC Board . 14328.3 Default Settings . 14429. Installation . 14529.1 Communication Wiring . 14529.2 Power and Alarm Inputs . 14629.3 Memory Backup Battery . 14629.4 Configuration . 14629.5 Initial IP Addressing Mode . 14829.6 Embedded Web Server . 14930. Maintenance . 15230.1 Verification . 15230.2 Replace Memory Backup Battery . 15331. Specifications . 154ISC Communications . 15532. ISC Communication . 15732.1 LAN Connections . 15732.2 BAS-ETHLAN (MSS1/MSS100 Ethernet Controller) . 15832.3 BAS-ETHLAN-MICR (Micro Serial Server) . 16132.4 CoBox Micro 100 . 16332.5 CoBox Token Ring Serial Server (BAS-COBOX-201TR) . 16832.6 Lantronix CoBox-DR . 17332.7 Lantronix SecureBox SDS1100/1101 . 17432.8 Commonly Used Values . 18632.9 Configuring Two BAS-838A RS-232 to RS-485 Converters . 18932.10 Dial-Up Configuration for the ISC . 19332.11 Comtrol RocketPort Hub Si . 198BAS-1100 Input Control Module . 20533. Overview of the BAS-1100 . 20733.1 Interfaces . 20733.2 The Input Control Module (Series 2) . 2086 — revision 1
Hardware Installation Guide34. Installation . 21034.1 Wiring . 21034.2 Elevator Control . 21435. Configuration . 21535.1 Setting DIP Switches . 21535.2 Installing Jumpers . 21836. Specifications . 220BAS-1200 Output Control Module . 22137. Overview of the BAS-1200 . 22337.1 Interfaces . 22337.2 The Output Control Module (Series 2) . 22438. Installation . 22638.1 Wiring . 22638.2 Elevator Control . 22839. Configuration . 23039.1 Setting DIP Switches . 23039.2 Installing Jumpers . 23340. Specifications . 235BAS-1300 Single Reader Interface Module . 23741. Overview of the BAS-1300 . 23941.1 Interfaces . 23941.2 The Single Reader Interface Module Board (Series 2) . 24042. Installation . 24242.1 Wiring . 24242.2 Elevator Control . 24743. Configuration . 24943.1 Installing Jumpers . 24944. Specifications . 253revision 1 — 7
Table of ContentsBAS-1320 Dual Reader Interface Module . 25545. Overview of the BAS-1320 . 25745.1 Interfaces . 25745.2 The Dual Reader Interface Module (Series 2) . 25846. Installation . 26246.1 Wiring . 26246.2 Elevator Control . 26947. Configuration . 27147.1 Setting DIP Switches . 27147.2 Installing Jumpers . 27448. Specifications . 275BAS-8000 Star Multiplexer . 27749. Overview . 27949.1 Interfaces . 27949.2 The Star Multiplexer Board . 28050. Installation . 28150.1 Wiring . 28150.2 Wiring and Termination . 28351. Configuration . 28551.1 Setting DIP Switches . 28551.2 Installing Jumpers . 28652. Specifications . 287BAS-2005W Magnetic Card Access Reader . 28953. Overview . 29154. I
Hardware Installation Guide revision 1 — 15 1 Inputs, Outputs and Interface Signals Hardware products operate from various power sources and communicate via a variety of I/O interfaces. Understanding the power requirements and interface signals, their characteris tics, merits and limitations will
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