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MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONSWTC 200 Wall Terminal Controller

WRU 200 Wall Reader UnitWTX 200, WTX 201 Extension Modules

Access control with experience

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Additional information

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Information for instructions/customer serviceInformation for the mounting instructionsThese instructions make it possible to safely assemble and install the “WTC 200” controller (referred to in thefollowing as “controller”) and the “WRU 200” reader (referred to in the following as “reader”) as constituents ofan access control system. The instructions are a constituent of the system, and must be kept in close proximityto the system in a location where they are accessible to the personnel at all times.

The personnel must have carefully read and understood these instructions before starting any work. A basicprerequisite for safe working is adherence to all of the specified safety instructions and handling instructions inthese instructions.The local occupational safety regulations and the general safety regulations for the area of application of thesystem also apply.

Associated documentsIn addition to these assembly and mounting instructions, the following document is valid for the access controlsystem:

Power supply delivery documentation

Dialock 2.0 user manual

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1 Safety 61.1 Symbols in these instructions .................................................................................................................... 61.2 Correct purpose of use ............................................................................................................................. 81.3 Safety marking ......................................................................................................................................... 91.4 Residual risks ........................................................................................................................................... 91.5 Operator responsibility ............................................................................................................................ 101.6 Personnel requirements .......................................................................................................................... 111.7 Protecting the environment ..................................................................................................................... 12

2 Function description 132.1 Function of the access control system ..................................................................................................... 132.2 Installation versions ................................................................................................................................ 142.2.1 Installation version 1: One door with one reader, status contact, electric strike, accustic indicator ........ 142.2.2 Installation version 2: Two doors, one reader each, with strike ............................................................ 152.2.3 Installation version 3: One door with two readers (e.g.interior and exterior).......................................... 162.2.4 Installation version 4: Four doors, each with a reader ......................................................................... 172.3 Component functionality.......................................................................................................................... 192.3.1 WTC 200 controller ........................................................................................................................... 192.3.2 WRU 200 reader ............................................................................................................................... 202.4 Optional extensions ................................................................................................................................ 212.4.1 Extension: WTX 200 I/O board (optional) ........................................................................................... 212.4.2 WTX 201 8-way relay module (optional) ............................................................................................. 23

3 Assembly and installation 253.1 Installation location requirements ............................................................................................................ 253.2 Assembly and installation of controller and power supply on top hat rail.................................................... 253.3 Reader assembly and installation ............................................................................................................ 273.4 Installing the additional module WTX 200 I/O board ................................................................................. 293.5 After installation ...................................................................................................................................... 36

4 Dismantling, disposal 414.1 Safety instructions pertaining to dismantling/disposal ............................................................................... 414.2 Dismantling ............................................................................................................................................ 414.3 Disposal ................................................................................................................................................. 41

5 Technical data 435.1 Technical data WTC 200......................................................................................................................... 435.2 Technical data IP 65 wall mount box ....................................................................................................... 455.3 Technical data WRU 200 reader ............................................................................................................. 465.4 Technical data 8-way relay module ......................................................................................................... 48

6 Appendix 51

A Connection diagrams 52A.A Connection diagram for 8-way relay module ............................................................................................ 52A.B Controller clamp assignments ................................................................................................................. 53A.C Connection diagram for 1 door and up to 2 readers with operating current door strikes ............................. 54A.D Connection diagram for 2 doors with up to 2 readers each with operating current door strikes ................... 55A.E Connection diagram for 4 doors with up to 4 readers with operating current door strikes (with additional

WTX 200 I/O board module) ................................................................................................................... 56

Overview of access control system

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Overview of access control systemShort descriptionThe controller, the reader and the power supply constitute an access control system in combination with othercomponents.

The controller is available in two different versions, which only differ as far as the housing and the power supplyare concerned:

Controller without housing for installation to a top hat rail (with optional separate power supply), Fig. 1Controller in sheet steel housing with integrated power supply, Fig.

The WTX 200 I/O board additional module is also optionally available, with which the connecting facilities of thecontroller can be extended.

WRU 200 reader with WTC 200 controller and power supply (available separately) without housing ontop hat rails

Fig. 1: Overview of controller without housing with reader and separately available power supply

1 Power supply, example (available separately)2 WTC 200 controller Chapter 2.3.1 “WTC 200 controller” on page 193 WRU 200 reader Chapter 3.4.2. on page 25

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1 Safety1.1 Symbols in these instructions

Safety instructionsSafety instructions are marked with symbols in these instructions. The safety instructions are initiated by signalwords that indicate the extent of the hazard.

DANGER!This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a directly dangerous situation which could lead todeath or serious injuries if it is not avoided.

WARNING!This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a potentially dangerous situation which could lead todeath or serious injuries if it is not avoided.

CAUTION!This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a potentially dangerous situation which could lead toslight or minor injuries if it is not avoided.

NOTE!This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a potentially dangerous situation which could lead toproperty damage if it is not avoided.

NOTE!This combination of symbol and signal word indicates potential environmental hazards.


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Safety instructions in action instructionsSafety instructions can relate to certain individual action instructions. Safety instructions such as this areembedded in the action instruction so that they do not interrupt the flow of reading when performing the action.The signal words that have been described above are used.Example:

1.> Loosen screw.

2.>

CAUTION!Risk of trapping cable at cover!

Carefully close cover.3.> Tighten screw.

Special safety instructionsThe following symbols are used in safety instructions to draw attention to particular dangers:

Warning symbol Type of danger

Warning of dangerous electrical voltage

Warning of a hazardous area

Tips and recommendations

This symbol highlights useful tips and recommendations and information for efficient and problem-freeoperation.

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Other markingsThe following markings are used in these instructions to highlight action instructions, results, lists, referencesand other elements:

Marking Explanation

1.>, 2.>, 3.> ... Step by step action instructions

Results of actions

References to sections of these instructions and associated documents

Lists without a fixed order

[Pushbutton] Controls (e.g. buttons, switches), display elements (e.g. signal lamps)

“Display” Display screen elements (e.g. buttons, function key assignments)

1.2 Correct purpose of use

The WTC 200 controller, the WRU 200 reader and the additional modules (WTX 200 I/O module, WTX 2018-way relay module) are exclusively intended for use in an access control system.

The correct purpose of use also includes adherence to all of the specifications in these instructions.

Any other type of use is considered to be misuse of the system.

WARNING!Danger in the event of misuse!Misuse of the reader and the controller can lead to hazardous situations.- Never install the reader, the controller or the additional modules in potentially explosive areas.- Never install the reader, the controller or the additional modules in other environmental conditions than

those that are permitted.


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1.3 Safety marking

The following stickers can be found on one or more components of the access control system. They relate tothe immediate environment in which they are affixed.

Electrical voltage

Only electrical experts are allowed to work on components bearing this marking.

Unauthorised persons are not permitted to open cabinets bearing this marking.

Crossed-out waste bin

This picture indicates that the respective component may not be disposed of with the domestic waste.

Do not touch

Parts may be destroyed if they are touched.

Lead

The conductor board does not contain any lead.

1.4 Residual risks

The components have been designed in accordance with the state of technology and in accordance with thelatest safety requirements. Nevertheless, residual risks may still be present that require caution. The residualrisks and the resulting actions and measures are listed in the following.

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Electric current

DANGER!Risk of fatality due to electric current!If you come into contact with live components there is a direct risk of death by electrocution. Damage to theinsulation or individual components can put your life at risk.- Have all work on the electrical system carried out by electric experts.- In the event of damage to the insulation, switch off power supply immediately and have it repaired.- Before starting to work on live parts of electrical systems and operating materials, disconnect the system

from the mains and secure it against reconnection whilst the work is being carried out. When doing this,pay attention to the 5 safety rules:- Disconnect from the mains.- Secure against reconnection.- Verify that the system is dead.- Carry out earthing and short-circuiting.- Provide protection from adjacent live parts.

- Never bypass or disable fuses. Adhere to the correct current strength specification when replacingfuses.

- Keep moisture away from live components. It can lead to short circuits.

1.5 Operator responsibility

The operator is the person who operates the access control system himself for commercial orfinancial purposes or allows it to be used by a third party and bears the legal product responsibility forprotecting the user, the personnel or third parties during operation.

Operator responsibilitiesThe access control system is used in the commercial area. The operator of the access control system istherefore subject to the legal occupational safety obligations.As well as the safety instructions in these instructions, the safety, occupations safety and environmentalprotection regulations that apply to the area of application of the access control system must be complied with.The following particularly applies:

The operator must ensure that escape routes and escape doors are clear for all persons in the event ofdanger.

The operator must be familiar with the applicable occupational safety regulations and determine additionalhazards that result from the special working conditions at the usage location of the access control system.The operator must implement these in the form of operating instructions for operating the access controlsystem.The operator must monitor whether the operating instructions that he has produced are compliant with thelatest version of the regulations for the entire usage period of the access control system and adapt them ifnecessary.

The operator must clearly control and define the responsibilities for installation, operation, fault remedying,maintenance and cleaning.

The operator must ensure that all persons who handle the access control system have read and understood


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these instructions. The personnel must also be given training at regular intervals and be notified of thedangers.

The operator is also responsible for ensuring that the access control system is always in technically perfectcondition. The following therefore applies:

The operator must ensure that the maintenance intervals described in these instructions are adhered to.The operator must have all safety equipment checked for functionality and completeness at regular intervals.

1.6 Personnel requirements

The personnel qualifications listed in the following are specified for the different areas of activity in theseinstructions:

Electrical expertBecause of his technical training, knowledge and experience and familiarity with the relevant standards andregulations, the electrical expert is in a position to carry out work on electrical systems and recognise andavoid potential dangers independently.The electrical expert is specially trained for the working environment in which he works, and is aware of therelevant standards and regulations.

Basic requirementsOnly persons who can be expected to carry out their work reliably are permitted as personnel. Persons whoreaction capability is influenced by drugs, alcohol or medication, for example, are not permitted.

Attention must be paid to the age and profession-specific regulations at the deployment location whenselecting personnel.

Unauthorised persons

WARNING!Risk of fatality for unauthorised persons from hazards in the danger area and the working area!Unauthorised persons who do not fulfil the requirements described here are not aware of the dangers in theworking area. For this reason, unauthorised persons are at risk of serious injury or even death.- Keep unauthorised persons away from the danger and working area.- If in doubt, speak to the person and send them out of the danger and working area.- Stop working until unauthorised persons have left the danger and working area.

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1.7 Protecting the environment

NOTE!Danger to the environment from erroneous handling of substances that can damage theenvironment!If substances that can damage the environment are handled in the wrong way, particularly if they are notdisposed of correctly, considerable damage can be caused to the environment.- The instructions for handling substances that damage the environment and the disposal thereof that are

mentioned below must be complied with at all times.- If substances that damage the environment are accidentally released into the environment, suitable

measures must be taken immediately. In case of doubt, the responsible local authority must be notifiedabout the damage and consulted about suitable measures to be taken.

The following environmentally damaging substances are used:

Rechargeable or normal batteries (optional)Rechargeable and normal batteries contain toxic heavy metals. They are subject to special waste treatmentand must be handed in to local authority collection points or disposed of by a specialist company.

Electric and electronic componentsElectric and electronic components can contain toxic materials. These components must be collectedseparately and handed in to local authority collection points or disposed of by a specialist company.

Function description

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2 Function description2.1 Function of the access control system

The access control system consists of the WTC 200 controller (with power supply), the WRU 200 reader andthe configuration software.The WTC 200 controller transmits the information between the reader and the configuration software. Com-munication between the software and the controller takes place via the encrypted configuration data that isstored on a Micro SD card. Operation without a permanent server connection is possible using the data storedon this Micro SD card.Other components such as door signalling contacts, external signal transmitters, door strikes, door strikebuttons etc. are connected to the controller, and are also configured via the software.The following configuration examples are possible, among others:

One door with a reader, door signalling contact, door strike and external signal transmitter Chapter2.2.1 “Installation version 1: One door with one reader” on page 14

One door with two readers (internal and external), door signalling contact and door strikeChapter 2.2.2 “Installation version 2: Two doors, one reader eachreaders” on page 15

Two doors, each with a reader, door signalling contacts and door strikesChapter 2.2.3 “Installation version 3: One door with two readers” on page 16

Two doors, each with two readers (internal and external), door signalling contacts and door strikesChapter Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. “Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nichtgefunden werden.readers” on page Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.Two doors, each with a reader on the outside and a door strike button on the inside, door signalling contactsand door strikes Chapter Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. “Fehler!Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden.n” on page Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.Four doors, each with a reader, door signalling contacts and door strikes (with optional additional moduleWTX 200 I/O board) Chapter 2.2.4 “Installation version 4: Four doors, each with a reader” on page 17


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2.2 Installation versions2.2.1 Installation version 1: One door with one reader, status contact, electric strike,

accustic indicator

Fig. 2a: Cable diagram for door with reader, controller, door open pushbutton, accoustic indicator, strike

Fig, 2b Wiring diagram for readerand controller


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2.2.2 Installation version 2: Two doors, one reader each, with strike

Fig. 4: Installation version 2

Fig.3aCable diagram fortwo doors with one reader each

Fig.3b Wiring diagram fortwo doors with one reader each


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2.2.3 Installation version 3: One door with two readers (e.g.interior and exterior)

Fig. 4a Cable diagram one door, two readers3

Fig. 4b Wiring diagram one door, two readers


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2.2.4 Installation version 4: Four doors, each with a reader

Fig. 5a Cable diagram door 1 and door 2

Fig. 5b Cable diagram door 3 and door 4

Installing the additional module WTX 200 I/O board ” on page 29.


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Fig. 5c Wiring diagram door 1, door 2, door 3 and door 4


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2.3 Component functionality2.3.1 WTC 200 controller

Fig. 6: Overview of controller

1 Connections for WTX 200 I/O board2 Mini USB connection (no function)3 RJ45 network connection with status LEDs4 Micro SD card holder5 Sim card holder (no function)6 Pins for attaching WTX 200 I/O board7 Removable cover

1 and8–11

Pins for attaching screw clamps

8 RS-485 connections (clamp 8, 9, 10)9 Relay outputs (clamp 6 and 7)10 Analogue/digital inputs (clamp 2–5)11 External power supply connection (clamp 1)LEDs Status and fault indicators “LEDs on the

WTC200” on page 37

Various components such as readers, door signalling contacts, external signal generators, door strikes, doorstrike buttons etc. can be connected to the controller. The connected components are configured via thesoftware. Configuration data is stored on the SD card in encrypted format.


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Use and functionality of connections and interfaces

Interface/

Connection

Clamp Use

RS-485 8, 9, 10 Connection of readers (A to A; B to B) and extensions (powersupply of extensions max, 0.6 A; voltage supply of extensions:voltage applied at clamp 1 (item 11) minus approx. 1 V)

Relay outputs 6, 7 e.g. connection of door strikes (depending on door strike: NO and Cor NC and C), external signal transmitters (NO and C)

Analogue/digital inputs 2–5 e.g. connection of door signalling contacts

RJ45 networkconnection

Network connection for communicating with the server or theconfiguration software

2.3.2 WRU 200 reader

Fig. 7: Front of reader

1 LED – illuminates in green if access granted2 LED – illuminates in red, if the reader is in operation

The reader is attached to the door and connected to the controller. As soon as an appropriate ID is held in frontof the reader, this forwards the data to the controller. The controller compares the access data and forwardsthe signal for opening the door to the door strike if necessary.


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Fig. 8: Rear of reader

1 Clamps for connecting the interconnecting cable to the controller (the terminals marked “NC” are notneeded)

2.4 Optional extensions2.4.1 Extension: WTX 200 I/O board (optional)

Fig. 9: I/O board additional module

The number of connections to the controller can be extended using the WTX 200 I/O board.Six additional connections to the controller are provided (Fig. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefundenwerden./2). These connections can be configured as inputs or outputs as required by placing jumpers andthen they can be occupied.


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Fig. 10: WTX 200 I/O board fitted to controller

The WTX 200 I/O board (Fig. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden./1) is fitted to thecontroller with spacers and fits beneath the cover.

Chapter 0 “Installing the additional module WTX 200 I/O board ” on page 29


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2.4.2 WTX 201 8-way relay module (optional)

Fig. 11 8-way relay module without cover/housing

1 Relay outputs (e.g. for connecting door strikes or external signal transmitters)2 Analogue/digital input (e.g. for connecting door signalling contacts)3 LEDs of relay outputs4 LED25 RS-485 interface (power supply and connection to controller)6 LED1

8 relay outputs can be added to the WTC 200 controller using the WTX 201 8-way relay module. The controlinputs of elevators, for example, can be connected via the relay outputs. The 8-way relay module also hasan analogue/digital input. The 8-way relay module is connected to the controller via an RS-485 interface. Upto four 8-way relay modules can be connected to a controller. The 8-way relay module is attached to a tophat rail of type “TS 35” in accordance with EN 50022.

Details of the connection and how to set the jumpers can be found in Appendix A.A“Connection diagram for 8-way relay module” on page 52.


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LED Status Meaning

LED1_1to LED1_8

yellow relay actuated

LED1 green communication of interface is OK

red communication not possible

orange communication OK, data missing

LED2 blue module not initialised

rapid flashing in green reset in progress

rapid flashing in red x times(after reset)

display of bus address,e.g. 3x flashing = address 3

Assembly and installation

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3 Assembly and installation3.1 Installation location requirements

Certain ambient conditions must be complied with Chapter 5 “Technical data” on page 43

Connecting cables for connecting the various components must be presentIn the event of wall mounting: The wall must be able to bear the weight of the sheet steel housing

In the event of mounting on a top hat rail: The top hat rail must be of type “TS 35” in accordance withEN 50022

The customer-provided power supply must have a separate power circuitThe voltage of the customer-provided power supply must fulfil the requirements of the power supplythat is used. See power supply operating instructions for more information.The cable of the customer provided power supply must be 2.5 mm thick

3.2 Assembly and installation of controller and power supply on top hat rail

The controller can be connected to any power supply that fulfils the following requirements:- 12–24 V DC output voltage- Wattage: depending on system configuration (min. 11 W)

WARNING!Risk of fire!If the external power supply has wattage of more than 60 W, there is a risk of fire if it is installed ona top hat rail.- In this case, install power supply in a separate sheet steel housing.


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Personnel: Electrical expert

Fig. 12: Arrangement of controller and power supply (example) on a top hat rail

1.> The network connection (1) and the SD card holder (2) of the controller must be facingupwards.

Hook the controller and the power supply into the top hat rail, whereby the power supply and the controllermust audibly engage with the top hat rail.

2.> Occupy terminal clamps of controller. Table “

Use and functionality of connections and interfaces” on page 20 Chapter 0 “

Reader assembly and installation” on page 27

Typical installation versions Chapter 2.2 “Installation versions” on page 14

3.> Route connecting cable to the required components.

Fig. 13: Connection between power supply (example) and controller

4.> Connect clamp 1 of controller with the 12 V voltage output of the power supply.

5.>DANGER!Risk of fatality due to electric current!

Ensure that the customer-provided power supply is disconnected from the mains.6.> Connect mains voltage input of power supply to the customer-provided power supply.


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3.3 Reader assembly and installation

Personnel: Electrical expert

Requirements:There is a pre-installed DIN 49703 switch box in the wall at the required installation location.The connecting cable between the controller and the switch box has already been routed and connected tothe controller.

1.> Disconnect power supply of controller.

Fig. 14: Reader frame

2.> Screw frame of reader to pre-installed switch box. Make sure that the support rails for the reader are onthe right and left.

Fig. 15: Cover at rear of reader

3. Unscrew cover from rear of reader (Fig. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden./1).


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Fig. 162: Connections at rear of reader

4.> Connect connecting cable to clamps of reader.

Ensure that the lead that is connected to A at the controller is also connected to A atthe reader. The same also applies to the lead that has been connected to B.

Fig. 17: Rear of reader with cable

5.> Screw cover back onto rear of reader (Fig. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden./1).When doing this, lead out the cables at the padded cable ducts at the side (Fig. Fehler! Verweisquellekonnte nicht gefunden werden./2).

6.>NOTE! Risk of damage to cables!

Carefully slide reader and cables into switch box. Ensure that the cables are not trapped.7.> Push reader into the frame of the reader until it has engaged in the support rails at the frame at both sides.

Fig. 18: Reader with frame

8.> Restore power supply of controller.


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3.4 Installing the additional module WTX 200 I/O board

Fig. 19: Additional module with jumpers

1.> For installation version 6, set jumpers to additional module as shown in Fig. Fehler! Verweisquellekonnte nicht gefunden werden./1.

Other information/examples “Set-up and pin assignments for WTX 200 I/O board

” on page 32 “Assignment options of the additional connecting facilities (pins 1-6)”

on page 33 Example “Use of additional module 4 for additional analogue/digital outputs”

on page 34 Example “Use of additional module 2 for additional relay outputs and 1 additional

analogue/digital input” on page 35

Fig. 20: I/O board spacers

2.> Fit spacers to controller at additional module.

3.> Remove cover from controller.


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Fig. 21: WTC 200 controller without cover

Fig. 22: Connections between controller and additional module

4.>NOTE!Risk of damage to controller and additional module

Proceed with caution when fitting the additional module to the controller. Do not press the module downusing force.

The spacers at the additional module must fit exactly into the slots at the controller (Fig 20)

The header strips at the additional module (Fig. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nichtgefunden werden.20) must fit exactly into the header strips at the controller.

When the additional module is correctly positioned, press the additional module onto the controller at thespacers.

5.> Re-attach cover to controller.


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Fig. 23: I/O board additional module fitted to controller

The additional connecting facilities (connections 1-6) are now available.


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Set-up and pin assignments for WTX 200 I/O boardDepending on how the jumpers are fitted to the “WTX 200 I/O board”, the additional connections have a dif-ferent function. The following wiring diagram, the table and the examples show how the individualconnections can be assigned by setting the jumpers.

Fig. 24: Pin assignments for WTX 200 I/O board


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Fig. 3: Position of connection no. 1 (white dot)

The white dot (Fig. 3/1, 2) marks the position of the connection with number 1 in the wiring diagram.

Assignment options of the additional connecting facilities (pins 1-6)

Pin 3 relay outputs(NO and C)

2 relay outputs(NO and C)

1 input

1 relay output(NO and C)

3 inputs

2 relay outputs(NO, C and NC)

1 relay output(NO, C and NC)

2 inputs

1 NO 1 NO 1 NO 1 NO 1 NO 1

2 C 1 C 1 C 1 C 1 C 1

3 NO 2 NO 2 IN 2 NC 1 NC 1

4 C 2 C 2 IN 3 NO 3 IN 3

5 NO 3 IN 4 IN 4 C 3 IN 4

6 C 3 GND GND NC 3 GND

Pin 1 input 2 inputs 3 inputs 4 inputs

1 GND

2 IN 1

3 IN 2 IN 2

4 IN 3 IN 3 IN 3

5 IN 4 IN 4 IN 4 IN 4

6 GND GND GND GND


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Example

Use of additional module 4 for additional analogue/digital outputs

Fig. 25: Additional module – Position of jumpers when used for additional analogue/digital inputs

If the additional connecting facilities (connection 1–6) are to be used for door signalling contacts, for example, thejumpers must be set as shown in Fig. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden./1.

Assignment of connections 1–6 if jumpers are set as shown in Fig. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht ge-funden werden./1.

Pin Assignment

1 GND

2 IN1 (input 1)

3 IN2 (input 2)

4 IN3 (input 3)

5 IN4 (input 4)

6 GND


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Example

Use of additional module 2 for additional relay outputs and 1 additional analogue/digital input

Fig. 26: Additional module – Position of jumpers when used for 2 additional relay outputs and 1 additional analogue/digitalinput

If the additional connecting facilities (connection 1–6) are to be used for 2 door strikes and 1 door signallingcontact, for example, the jumpers must be set as shown in Fig. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefundenwerden./1.

Assignment of pins 1–6 if jumpers are set as shown in Fig. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefundenwerden./1.

Pin Assignment

1 NO1 (relay 1 normally open contact)

2 C 1 (or COM1) (relay 1 main contact)

3 NO2 (relay 2 normally open contact)

4 C 2 (or COM2) (relay 2 main contact)

5 IN4 (input 4)

6 GND


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3.5 After installation

1.Connect power supply

2.Check operation.

The installation has been carried out correctly if the following points apply:Controller (LEDs see Fig. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden.)- Power supply LEDs illuminated (LEDs 15, 16, 17)- All LEDs of open contacts illuminated (LEDs 10, 11, 12, 13)- LEDs of closed contacts not illuminated (LEDs 10, 11, 12, 13)- LEDs of the RS-485 interfaces not flashing (LEDs 1, 2, 4)- Network connection LED illuminated (yellow LED at network connection)

Configuration and initial start-upThe system configuration and the configuration of the Micro SD cards take place via thesoftware and are carried out by the system supplier customer service department. The initialstart-up of the access control system is also carried out by the system supplier customerservice department.

For more information about starting up and configuring the SD card and the overall system,see Dialock 2.0 user manual.


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LEDs on the WTC 200

Fig. 27: Overview of LEDs at the WTC 200 controller

1-17

A

LED 1 to LED 17

Network connection


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LED Status Meaning Cause/Remedy

LED 1

LED 2

LED 4

illuminated ingreen

communication of interface is OK

irregulargreen/redflashing

communication problem Check whether all configured subscribers arealso connected.

Pins A and B were swapped when a sub-scriber was connected. Check subscriberconnection and connect correctly.

illuminated inred

communication not possible Check whether pins A and B are correctlyconnected at the controller.

Power supply output overload

Possible causes are a short circuit in thecabling, a defective end consumer or con-nection of an external device that is using toomuch energy.

extremelyrapid flash-ing, alternat-ing in green/red

interface power supply problem Check cabling for short circuit and remedyshort circuit if necessary. Check end con-sumers for correct functionality and replace ifnecessary.

If the end consumer is using too much en-ergy: Supply end consumer with energyusing own on-site energy source.

LED 3

LED 5

not active

LED 6 rapid flashingin red

no valid software in controller Copy valid software to Micro SD card. Notifysystem supplier customer service depart-ment when doing this.

rapid flashingin green

waiting for reset (Micro SD card isignored) or Micro SD card notpresent or not readable

Insert or change Micro SD card. Notify sys-tem supplier customer service departmentwhen doing this.

slow flashingin green

Micro SD card does not belong tothis device

Insert correct Micro SD card or make MicroSD card valid using the software. Notifysystem supplier customer service depart-ment when doing this.

irregularflashing inblue

Micro SD card is being re-writtenor deleted via the network con-nection and the software

extremelyrapid flash-ing, alternat-ing ingreen/red

no MAC address or MAC addressinvalid

Send controller to system supplier customerservice department for repair.

flashing inwhite/lightblue

Controller not connected to host Check network infrastructure.

Check IP address on SD card.


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LED 9

LED 14

illuminated inred

current present at relay

LED 10

LED 11

LED 12

LED 13

physical status of connectedinputs

illuminated ingreen

contacts are open

not illumi-nated

contacts are closed

LED 15 illuminated ingreen

input voltage present

not illumi-nated

no input voltage present or powerconsumption too high (fuse PTCS1 has tripped)


operating voltage (3.3 V) is OK


operating voltage (5 V) is OK

LEDs at network connection RJ45(Fig. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nichtgefunden werden./A)

Status Meaning

Green LED at RJ45 network connection illuminated in green Network speed:100 Mbit/s

Green LED at RJ45 network connection off Network speed:10 Mbit/s

Yellow LED at RJ45 network connection illuminated in yellow Connection to network switchpresent

Dismantling, disposal

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4 Dismantling, disposal4.1 Safety instructions pertaining to dismantling/disposal

DANGER!Risk of fatality due to electric current!There is a risk of fatality in the event of contact with live components.- Before starting dismantling, switch off the power supply and permanently disconnect.

SD card may contain sensitive information!Remove SD card and destroy if necessary before disposal.

4.2 Dismantling

Before starting dismantlingPhysically disconnect entire power supply, discharge residual energy.Disconnect interconnecting cable between the components.

4.3 Disposal

NOTE!Danger to environment from incorrect disposal!The environment could be put at risk if disposal is not carried out correctly.- Have electrical scrap and electronic components disposed of by certified specialist

companies.- In case of doubt, obtain information about environmentally friendly disposal from the local

authority or dedicated specialist disposal companies.

If no return or disposal agreement exists, take dismantled components for recycling:Scrap all metals.Send plastic components for recycling.Sort other components according to material type prior to disposal.

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5 Technical dataPacking unit storageStore packing units under the following conditions:

Do not store outside.Store in a dry and dust-free place.

Avoid contact with aggressive media.Protect from sunlight.Avoid mechanical vibration.

Controller storage temperature: -25 to +70 °CSeparate power supply storage temperature: -10 to +60 °CSheet steel housing with power supply storage temperature: 0 to +55 °C

Relative humidity: max. 90 %, non-condensing

The packing units may contain information about storage that goes beyond the requirementsmentioned in this document. Please adhere to these additional requirements accordingly.

5.1 Technical data WTC 200

Dimension sheet

Fig. 28: WTC 200 controller dimension sheet

Fehler! Kein Text mit angegebener Formatvorlage im Dokument.

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Dimensions and weight

Specification Value Unit

Weight 320 g

Length 165 mm

Width 128 mm

Height 65 mm

Connection and rating values


Voltage 12/24 V DC

Tolerance ± 15 %

Current consumption, maximum 0.125 A

Power consumption, maximum 1.5 W

Fuse protection 1 A

Ambient conditions during operation


Temperature range -25-70 °C

Relative humidity, maximum (non-condensing) 95 %

Type plateThe type plate of the controller is on the rear and contains the following information:

Manufacturer

TypeYear of manufactureConnected load

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5.2 Technical data IP 65 wall mount box

For more information see separate installation instructions of plastic housing with integratedpower supply.

Plastic housing dimension sheet (bigger wall housing on request)

Fig. 29: Dimension sheet for plastic housing



Length 132 mm

Width 300 mm

Height 300 mm


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Voltage input 90-265 V AC

Voltage output 13.8 V DC

Current consumption, maximum 3 A

Power consumption, maximum 750 W

Fuse protection 3 A



Temperature range 0-40 °C

Relative humidity, maximum 10-90 %

5.3 Technical data WRU 200 reader

Dimension sheet

Fig. 30: Dimension sheet, WRU 200 reader with frame

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Fig. 31: Dimension sheet, frame of WRU 200 reader (top-down view and side view)



Weight with frame 85 g

Width 81 mm

Height 81 mm

Depth 15 + 35 mm



Voltage 9-14 V DC

Current consumption, maximum (at 12 V) 0.3 A





Relative humidity, maximum(non-condensing)

10-95 %


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5.4 Technical data 8-way relay module

Dimension sheet

Fig. 32: Dimension sheet for 8-way relay module



Weight 180 g

Length 85 mm

Width 128 mm

Height 65 mm



Voltage 12/24 V DC

Tolerance ± 15 %

Current consumption, maximum (at 12 V) 0.14 A


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Relative humidity, maximum (non-condensing) 95 %

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6 AppendixA Connection diagrams

A.A Connection diagram for 8-way relay moduleA.B Controller clamp assignmentsA.C Connection diagram for 1 door and up to 2 readers with operating current door strikesA.D Connection diagram for 2 doors with up to 2 readers each with operating current door strikesA.E Connection diagram for 3 doors (with additional WTX 200 I/O board module)A.F Connection diagram for 4 doors with up to 4 readers with operating current door strikes (with

additional WTX 200 I/O board module)

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A Connection diagramsA.A Connection diagram for 8-way relay module

Fig. 4: Connection diagram for 8-way relay module

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A.B Controller clamp assignments

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A.C Connection diagram for 1 door and up to 2 readers with op-erating current door strikes

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A.D Connection diagram for 2 doors with up to 2 readers eachwith operating current door strikes

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A.E Connection diagram for 4 doors with up to 4 readers withoperating current door strikes (with additional WTX 200 I/O boardmodule)

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