LIT 6065034 3-4 D4b HubMaxII InstMan - Nortek Control

5. Hang the HubMax Cabinet by aligning the slotted holes (cut into the rear of the cabinet) withthe sheet-metal screws. Space between slotted holes; on-center 17” Horizontally and 13”Vertically.6. The HubMax Cabinet should now be resting on the sheet-metal screws.7. Tighten the sheet-metal screws until they are snug.Step 3: Ground the HubMax/HubMax IIGrounding the system before making any electrical connections is imperative!By grounding the system first you not only increase personal safety during installation, but you alsoprotect the HubMax from damage due to static discharge or any other transient voltage effects. Wecannot stress enough the importance of completely grounding the HubMax before making anyconnections or even touching the Backplane (the large circuit board in the enclosure). Wire as shownand plug the transformer into a grounded electrical socket.Do not make any ACPower connectionsuntil Step 13 of theinstallation.TOUCH THE GROUNDED METAL CABINET BEFORE TOUCHING THE BACKPLANE ORTHE HUBMAX CONTROL MODULE. THIS WILL REMOVE ANY STATIC CHARGE ON YOURPERSON. STATIC ELECTRICITY CAN DAMAGE THE ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS USEDON THE CONTROLLERS.Page 11 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Step 4: Connect Additional Hub Door Control Module to the BackplaneThe HubMax/HubMax II backplane has 4 expansion ports for Hub Door Control Modules. Provided withthe HubMax is one Hub Door Control Module which is installed into port 1 of the Backplane. If additionalHub Door Control Modules are purchased for this system they must be inserted into the remaining portsin the following order:To install additional Hub Door Control Modules:1. Slide the Door Control Module onto the pin-rail marked Px (x Expansion Port #; Example: P2)located on the HubMax backplane.2. Align the 3 holes in the Door Control Module with the standoffs mounted on the backplane.3. Gently press down on the Module to snap it on onto the standoffs.4. Turn the Module Power Switch (located on the backplane) to “ON”.Page 12 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Step 5: Wire an electric door lock to the MAIN RELAY of the Hub Door Control ModuleNOTE: All locking devices must be U.L. Listed.MAIN RELAY Terminal BlockNOTE:All four relays (Main, Alarm Shunt, ForcedDoor, Door Ajar) are FORM C DRYCONTACT, which means there is no outputvoltage on the relay contacts. These relays canbe used on a dry contact loop or switch one legof power to an external device as shown in theillustrations below.Connecting a MaglockConnecting an Electric Strike(Fail-Safe Connection)(Fail-Secure Connection)V represents one leg of power from an external power source. If you are using DC Voltage for the lockput the positive leg here. If you are using AC it does not matter which leg you use.The HubMax Backplane powers the Hub Door Control Modules and Front End Readers Only. DONOT power any external locking device with the HubMax.Programming the MAIN RELAY TIME: (default MAIN RELAY UNLOCK TIME is 05 seconds)ActionEnter Program ModeProgram Relay TimePress99 # Master Code(Relay Time) # 1 # Master Code(Two-Digit Number 01-90)Exit Program ModeExample: 10 # 1 # 5678Master Code5678Page 13 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Step 6: Connect a Front End Reader to the Hub Door Control ModuleThe devices used at the door to gain access are Front End Readers (not included). IEI manufacturesseveral to choose from, such as: keypads, magnetic card readers, proximity card readers and touch chipreaders. No programming commands are entered at the front end. The Front End Reader is onlyable to send access information from the door to the Hub Door Control Module.Choosing the correct front end for the application is important.IEI manufactures light, medium and heavy duty Front End Readers.If you are not sure which front end to use, call the IEI Sales Dept. at 1-800-343-9502.The Hub Door Control Module can support 1 or 2 Front End Readers on a single door for IN and OUToperation. Simply wire the two Front End Readers in parallel at the door.On the Hub Door Control Module there is a four screw terminal block labeled FRONT END.Each of these screws is labeled with a color and they connect to the corresponding color of the fourconductor wire harness that is included with the Front End Reader. The connection between the HubDoor Control Module and the Front End Reader is made with four-conductor stranded with overall foilshield type cable (not included). You must use this type of cable to ensure signal integrity.After you have made your connection it is also vital to terminate the drain wire of the cable. The drainwire is a bare wire that runs the entire length of the cable inside the shield and along side the other fourconductors. This drain wire is to be terminated at the fast-tab located on the HubMax Backplane beneaththe Door Control Module. Each Module Port on the Backplane has a fast-tab located on the lower edge ofthe Backplane. The fast-tabs are labeled FTx, whereas “x” represents the Module Port number. Seediagram in section 1.5. IEI has included four ground cables and wire-nuts to make this connection.Do not terminate the drain wire at the Front End Reader. Cut off the exposed drain wire and wrapthe insulation and the foil shield in electrical tape.Page 14 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Wiring Front End roductshave NOTbeenevaluated byU.L.Models:PROXPOINTPROXPROPROXPRO withKeypadMINIPROXTHINLINE IIMAXIPROXNOTE: Theseproducts are U.LListed.Model:CR500WTo Hub Door ControlModule250’-22AWG500’-20 AWG1000’-18AWGDrain Wire:Connect tofast-tab onHubMaxbackplaneS2On – OUTOff - INConnection:BLK to BLKRED to REDWHT/BLK to WHT/BLKWHT/YEL to WHT/YELNOTE: This product hasNOT been evaluated byU.L.Model:KP500MNOTE: Thisproduct hasNOT beenevaluated byU.L.Connection:Red to POSBlack to NEGWht/Black to DIWht/Yellow to DOJ1On – OUTOff - INPOSNEGDIDOModels:KP500IKP500WKP500WPKP500R4C StrandedShielded CableDrain Wire:Connect tofast-tab onHubMaxbackplane4C StrandedShielded Cable250’-22AWG500’-20 AWG1000’-18AWGTo Hub DoorControl ModulePage 15 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Wiring to Front End Readers:SSWFX6 Conductor Wire Harness(Brown and Blue wires are not used)IN/OUT LOGGING ISPROGRAMMABLE.SEE SSWFX MANUALFOR PROCEDURE.4 ConductorStranded/ShieldedCableUP TO 250’- 22 AWGUP TP 500’- 20 AWGUP TO 1000’- 18 AWGTo HubDoor ControlModuleConnectionsFour ConductorWire oFront EndTerminal BlockBlackRedWhite/BlackWhite/YellowDrain Wiremust beterminatedto the DrainWire Fast TabNOTE: This product has NOT been evaluated by U.L.Page 16 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Wiring to Front End Readers:KP500XT and KP500MPIN/OUT LOGGINGNot availableon KP500XTConnectionsFour ConductorWire t EndTerminal BlockBlackRedWhite/BlackWhite/YellowTo HubDoor ControlModuleKP500XT4 ConductorStranded/ShieldedCableUP TO 250’- 22 AWGUP TP 500’- 20 AWGUP TO 1000’- 18 AWGDrain Wiremust beterminated tothe Drain WireFast -TabTo HubDoor ControlModuleKP500MPIN/OUT LOGGINGSee KP500MP instructions for details.Drain Wiremust beterminated tothe Drain WireFast -TabNOTE: These products have NOT been evaluated by U.L.Page 17 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Wiring to Front End Readers:Prox.pad proximity/keypadModel Number: 0205676 UL-B4 ConductorStranded/ShieldedCableUP TO 250’- 22 AWGUP TP 500’- 20 AWGUP TO 1000’- 18 AWGTo HubDoor ControlModuleFoil ShieldDrain Wiremust beterminated tothe Drain WireFast -TabConnectionsWire HarnessP1P3Wire ColorBlackRedGreenWhitetotototoFront End Terminal BlockBlackRedWhite/BlackWhite/YellowNOTE: This product is U.L. Listed.Page 18 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Step 7: Wire a Request to Exit (REX) device and Door Contact to the Hub Door ControlModuleNOTE: EZ-Touch notevaluated by U.L. Doorcontacts must be U.L.Listed.NOTE: Use strandedwire with overall foilshield for the REX andDoor Contact cables.Connect the drain with tothe fast-tab on thebackplane.REXDOORThis is a NORMALLY OPEN loop, when momentarily closed activates the MAIN RELAY for thelength of time programmed with the MASTER CODE.This is a NORMALLY CLOSED loop that tells the Hub Door Control Module the door status.Auto RE-LOCKAuto Re-lock automatically solves the problem of people tailgating in behind those using valid access oregress. This feature allows the programmer to set a long door unlock time. This feature overrides themain relay timer, de-energizing the main relay 1 second after the Hub Door Control Module sees the doorcontact open. In many situations you will find the need for long door unlock time, this allows peoplecarrying packages enough time to get from the front end reader to the door and open it before the timerruns out. Other people may only require a few seconds to do the same task. Without auto re-lock, thedoor would be left un-locked long enough for people to “tailgate” in behind authorized users. For thisfeature to operate properly you have to utilize the door position switch (input) and REMOVE theloop jumper (JP1).No programming is necessary. After a valid access or egress the Hub Door Control Module monitoringthe door contact sees the door switch open and de-energizes the main relay immediately re-locking thelock.Page 19 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Step 8: Wire the Alarm Shunt RelayThe Alarm Shunt Relay is used when the HubMax is controlling a door that is monitored by an externalalarm system. No programming is required. The Hub Door Control Module energizes both the Main Relayand Alarm Shunt Relay with any valid access or egress. The Alarm Shunt Relay is used to shunt the doorcontact wired to the external alarm system. The door may now be opened without triggering the externalalarm. The Alarm Shunt Relay remains energized until the door is closed. The Alarm Shunt Relay deenergizes one second after the door is closed. This Relay is rated to handle 1 Amp of current at either 12or 24 Volts AC/DC.NOTE: This feature requires that you wire a DEDICATED door position switch to the Hub DoorControl Module per diagram also REMOVE Loop Jumper (JP1).Page 20 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Step 9: Wire the Door Ajar RelayThis output alerts personnel that the door is being held, or propped open, after a valid access or egress.To accomplish this the Hub Door Control Module comes equipped with a relay and internal timer circuit.Once the door has been opened with a valid access or egress the Hub Door Control Module begins tocount until the door closes. The DOOR AJAR RELAY energizes if the amount of time the door is openexceeds the DOOR AJAR TIME programmed into it the Hub Door Control Module Kit. The alarm thensounds continuously until the door is closed.The DOOR AJAR RELAY can be used to switch power to an alarm device (i.e. horn, strobe ). ThisRelay is rated to handle 1 Amp of current at either 12 or 24 Volts AC/DC. Alarm device(s) are notincluded with IEI equipment.NOTE: This feature requires that you wire a DEDICATED door position switch to the Hub DoorControl Module per diagram also REMOVE the Loop Jumper (JP1).Programming the DOOR AJAR TIME: (default DOOR AJAR TIME is 30 seconds)Door Ajar is the length of time the door can remain open after an authorized access/egress, before theDoor Ajar relay energizes.ActionEnter Program ModeProgram Door Ajar TimePress99 # Master Code44 # Door Ajar Time # 0 #(Enter in 10 secondintervals 10-990)Exit Program ModeExample: 44 # 40 # 0 #(for 40 seconds)Page 21 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Step 10: Wire the Forced Door RelayThis output alerts personnel that the door had been opened without authorization. The FORCED DOORALARM remains energized until a code is entered at the FRONT END or Hub Door Control Module, or theFORCED DOOR RELAY TIME elapses. The FORCED DOOR RELAY TIME represents how long theFORCED DOOR RELAY stays energized.The FORCED DOOR RELAY can be used to switch power to an alarm device (i.e. horn, strobe ).This relay is rated to handle 1 Amp of current at either 12 or 24 Volts AC/DC. Alarm device(s) are notincluded with IEI equipment.NOTE: This feature requires you to wire a DEDICATED door position switch to the Hub DoorControl Module per the diagram below and to also REMOVE the Loop Jumper (JP1).Programming FORCED DOOR TIME: (default FORCED DOOR TIME is 10 seconds)Forced Door is the length of time the Forced Door relay energizes upon an invalid ingress.ActionEnter Program ModeProgram Forced Door TimePress99 # Master Code45 # Forced Door Time # 0 #(Enter in 10 secondintervals 10-990; Entering00 latches the output)Exit Program ModeExample: 45 # 40 # 0 #(for 40 seconds)Page 22 of 48www.ieib.comHubMax Installation/Programming ManualDocument # 6065034, Rev. 3.4, D4bFax Document Number: 5034

Step 11: Configure the HubMax/HubMax II to PrintThere are two methods to print from the HubMax/HubMax II (without software).1. Using the Infrared Handheld Printer (IRPRINT).2. Connecting the Hub Door Control Module to a SERIAL LINE PRINTER (only way to print LIVE).Both methods are described in this section.HubMax Modules are equipped with a 1000 event Transaction Log. HubMax II modules can hold 1,500events. This means that the Door Control Module records events occurring at the door. When the logbuffer reaches its capacity of events, the oldest event is overwritten with the new event. (NOTE: The firsttransaction on the list is the most recent transaction.)You can program the Hub Door Control Module to mask out (not record) certain events. This feature isused in situations where the end user does not want the transaction buffer to be filled with non-essentialtransactions. The commands to record or mask an event are located in section 4.4.3.It is also possible to print a list of the Users programmed into a Hub Door Control Module. See section4.4.5.The Transaction Log (Audit Trail) and User List can also be accessed using the Secured SeriesSoftware to print with a computer. Please see the Secured Series Software Manual for thisinformation.Programming the DOOR NUMBER into the Hub Door Control ModuleWhen a Hub Door Control Module is networked with other door controllers (HubMax, HubMax II, MiniMax,MiniMax II, HubPlus Kits or stand

www.ieib.com 3.0 Installation This section contains detailed unpacking and installation procedures and wiring diagrams for the IEI HubMax/HubMax II Access Control System. This section is presented as steps and should be followed in the order indicated. Not all steps are necessary for every application.