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PAN

CO

DE Installation

and

Programming Manual

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Release 1 August 2000

PANCODEInstallation and

Programming Manual

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NOTICE

This manual describes the PANCODE Door OpeningSystem.

Additional copies of this manual may be obtained fromI.T.S Ltd. Reproduction of this manual or parts thereofwithout written permission from I.T.S is strictlyprohibited.

I.T.S. Ltd. reserves the right to modify the hardware andsoftware described in the manual without prior notice.However, changes made to the hardware or softwaredescribed do not necessarily render this publicationinvalid.

WARRANTY

In the event that the product proves to be defective inworkmanship or materials within a period of one yearfrom date of shipment, I.T.S. Ltd. shall repair or replacethe product at its discretion. Transportation will be theresponsibility of the dealer/distributor. Under nocircumstances shall I.T.S. Ltd. be liable forconsequential or special damages, loss of revenue oruser/dealer expenses arising out of or in connectionwith the use or performance of the product, whetherbased on contract, tort, or any other legalagreement.

The following shall void the above warranty:malfunctions resulting from fire, accident, neglect,abuse, or acts of God; use of improper electrical power;or repair of, tampering with or alteration of the productby anyone other than I.T.S. authorized personnel.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction .........................................................1-1

2. Description and Installation................................2-1

2.1 Physical Description ................................2-1

2.2 Installation Instructions............................2-3

2.2.1 AC Installation .........................................2-4

2.2.2 "Normally Open" Installation...................2-5

2.2.3 Adjacent Access-Control Device .............2-7

3. Programming.......................................................3-1

4. Specifications .......................................................4-1

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1. INTRODUCTION

PANCODE is a smart door unit which connects to ananalog port of a PBX or a Key System.

The PANCODE door unit is available in two models,one with a gray rugged plastic front panel, and onewith a white metal front panel.Each unit consists of a heavy-duty keypad, a speaker, amicrophone, and an electric door-lock interface.

The PANCODE door unit is fed by an external12VACpower adapter, which is also provided in this package.

The PANCODE has the following features:

• Direct dialing to any extension.

• Connection to the PBX as an analogextension

• Door opening from any extension.

• Programmable access code for door opening.

• Point Of Service (P.O.S.) interface.

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2. DESCRIPTION ANDINSTALLATION

2.1 Physical Description andInstallation

Speaker

Microphone

Keypad

Call Button

Cancel Button

Figure 2-1. PANCODE External Appearance

The front panel of the PANCODE unit incorporatesthe speaker, the microphone, and the keypad.

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SpeakerConnection

MicrophoneConnection

(JP1)

ConfigurationSelectionJumper

SWLINE12VAC

DOOR

ConnectionTerminal Board

TighteningScrew

TighteningScrew

KeypadConnection

J1

Figure 2-2. PCB Description

The internal PCB incorporates a configurationselection Jumper, a terminal board, a speaker,a microphone, keypad connectors, and tighteningscrew threads.

Install the PANCODE as follows:

1. Unscrew the front panel screws, and carefullyremove the front panel. Gently disconnect thespeaker, microphone and J1 connectors. Removethe front panel completely.

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2. Use the provided installation screws to mount thePANCODE back cover on a wall, near theelectrically-locked door.

3. Insert the wires through the hole on the backcover. Connect the wires to the internalconnectors, as shown in Figure 2-3.

2.2 Installation Instructions

The system enables two types of installations.

- “AC” – the door-lock mechanism is powered bythe provided 12VAC power adapter.(For a quieter door-lock action, the providedadapter can be replaced with a 12VDC/2A poweradapter).

- “Normally Open” (N.O.) – the PANCODEprovides a short-circuit to the “DOOR” terminal.The door-lock mechanism is powered by adedicated, external power adapter.This installation type is also suitable for using thePANCODE unit in conjunction withaccess-control devices, time recorders etc.

The above installation types are described in thefollowing paragraphs.

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2.2.1 AC Installation

Install the PANCODE as follows:

Note: Connect and wire the unit before connecting theprovided power adapter to the mains.

1. Connect the 12VAC output wires from theprovided power adapter to the “12VAC”terminal (see Figure 2-3).The distance between the PANCODE and thepower adapter should not exceed 10m (30ft).

2. Connect the PBX extension wires to the “LINE”terminal (see Figure 2-3).

3. Connect the door-lock relay wires to the“DOOR” terminal (see Figure 2-3).

4. Connect the push button wires to the “SW”terminal (optional).

5. Make sure the AC/N.O. Jumper (JP1) is set to“AC” mode (see Figure 2-3).

6. Connect the speaker, microphone and keypadwires to their connectors (see Figure 2-2).

Note: The red lead of the keypad flat cable must be tothe left of the connector marked “J1”.

7. Replace the PANCODE front panel and tightenthe front panel screws.

8. Connect the power adapter to the mains. Pleaserefer to Chapter 3 of this manual, forPANCODE programming instructions.

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Push ButtonSW.

PBX Line

Door-lockRelay

12VACAdapter

(provided)

JumperJP1 (AC)

Figure 2-3. AC Wiring

2.2.2 “Normally Open” Installation

Install the PANCODE as follows:

Note: Connect and wire the unit before connecting theprovided power adapter to the mains.

1. Connect the output wires of the 12VAC poweradapter to the “12VAC” terminal (see Figure 2-5).

2. Connect the PBX extension wires to the “LINE”terminal (see Figure 2-5).

3. Where a dedicated power adapter is used to feedthe door-lock relay, connect it as described inFigure 2-5.

4. Connect the push button wires to the “SW”terminal (optional).

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5. Make sure the AC/N.O. Jumper (JP1) is set to“N.O.” mode (see Figure 2-5).

6. Connect the speaker, microphone and keypadwires to their connectors (see Figure 2-2).

Note: The red lead in the keypad flat cable must be tothe left side of the connector marked “J1”.

7. Replace the PANCODE front panel and tightenthe front panel screws.

8. Connect the power adapter to the mains. Pleaserefer to Chapter 3 of this manual, for PANCODEprogramming instructions.

Push ButtonSW.

PBX Line

Door-lockRelay

12VACAdapter

(provided)

ExternalPower adapter

(dedicated)Jumper

JP1 (N.O.)

Figure 2-5. “Normally Open” Wiring

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2.2.3 Adjacent Access-Control Device

This section describes installing an access-controldevice with an existing PANCODE, and installing aPANCODE with an existing access-control device,respectively.

Figure 2-4 below describes wiring an access-controldevice to an existing PANCODE.When activated, the access-control device supplies ashort-circuit to the PANCODE “SW” terminal, whichactivates the door-lock relay and opens the door.In this installation, the access-control device “N.O.Output” wires are connected to the PANCODE “SW”terminal.

WarningThe access-control device must be configured to“N.O. (Normally Open)” mode.

PANCODE

N.O. Output SW

Door-lockRelay

JumperJP1 (AC)

Access ControlDevice

Figure 2-4. PANCODE - Access Control - AC Wiring

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Figure 2-6 below describes wiring the PANCODE toan existing access-control device. The access-controldevice opens the door and the PANCODE onlyprovides a short-circuit in its “DOOR” terminal.In this installation, the access-control device “N.O.Input” wires are connected to the “DOOR” terminal inthe PANCODE, and the door-lock relay wires areconnected to the “DOOR” connector in theaccess-control device.

PANCODE

N.O. Input

JumperJP1 (N.O.)

N.O.Output

Door-lockRelay

Access ControlDevice

Figure 2-6. Access Control – PANCODE“N.O.” Wiring

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3. PROGRAMMING

The PANCODE is programmed from an extensiontouch-tone telephone by calling the PANCODE, andby using DTMF tones.

Note: A confirmation tone is heard every time aprogramming command is entered.

Table 3-1. PANCODE Programming Table

OPERATION PROGRAMMING DEFAULT

Enter theProgrammingMode.

1. Call thePANCODEextension from anytouch-tonetelephone.

2. Wait for thePANCODE toanswer (Beep).

3. Dial *0123 toenter theprogrammingmode.

Programming thedigit which opensthe door from anyextension.

*41 + X

where:X = one digit (1-9).

8

Programming thecode to open thedoor from thePANCODEkeypad.

*41 + Code + #

where:Code = up to 4 digits(between 0-9).

9876

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OPERATION PROGRAMMING DEFAULT

Programming theextension numberto be called whenpressing the button.

*43 + Ext.+ #

where:Ext. = extensionnumber to be dialed (upto 4 digits).

Programming thefirst digit of theextensionnumbers in thePBX for directdialing.

See Note below.

*44 + the first digit(s)of the extensionnumbers in the PBX(up to 4 digits)+ #

Example 1: if theextension numbers inthe PBX start with thedigit 3, then program*443#

Example 2: if theextension numbers startwith digits 2 and 3,then program *4423#

Maximum time(sec.) for theextension line tobe opened.

*62 + XX

where:XX= number ofseconds (10-99).

45

Door openingtime (sec.).

*64 + XX + #where:XX= number ofseconds.

03

Exit theProgrammingMode.

*55

Note: Make sure the first digit of the Code number is differentfrom the first digit of the PBX extension number.

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4. SPECIFICATIONS

AC Power Supply 12VAC/1.6A

Line Voltage 24-72VDC

DC Leakage Current < 10µA

On-hook insulationresistance between lineterminal and ground

0-100VDC > 5MΩ100-200 VDC > 30 KΩ500VAC/50Hz > 20KΩ100VAC/25Hz > 100KΩ

Ring Capacitor 0.47 µF ±10%

On-hook Impedance @50VDC,40VAC/25Hz>3000Ω

Ring Detect 27-100 VAC/16-60 Hz

DC Resistance (off-hook) 24-66VDC @ 20-100mA350Ω

Impedance (off-hook) 300-3400Hz 500-700Ω

Imbalance Ratio 300-3400Hz > 46dB

Return Loss 300-3400Hz > 18dB

Current during Break < 700µA

DTMF Transmission: Frequency Tolerance Frequency Level (high) Frequency Level (low)

±1.5%-6 to –8dBm-8 to –10dBm

Inter-digit Pause Time 70-80ms

Max Current for Relay 2A

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