Topology connection concepts - PCS...Topologie Connection Concepts Samples of networking and topology options for INTUS readers and terminals and video components Issue: August 2018

Topologie Connection Concepts

Samples of networking and topology options for

INTUS readers and terminalsand video components

Issue: August 2018

Configuration of a system for access control, time management and production data collection.

Three levels

1. Supervision levelStandard PC with Ethernet as line supervisor, may be connected with an ERP system

2. Control levelLocal intelligent control units for access control and terminals for time & attendance or production data collection / machine data collection, working autonomic when Ethernet fails

3. Reader levelInput units with RFID (barcode, chip card…), keypad or biometric sensor

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access T&A PDC/MDC

ERP

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Ethernet

Networks and protocols.

І Network supervisor control levelNetwork Ethernet with TCP/IP protocol

І Network control level readerNetwork RS485 with LBus protocol


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Network Protocol

Ethernet TCP/IP

RS485 LBus

PC connection: INTUS and Ethernet.

Connection of INTUS Terminals to an EthernetStar topology betweenEthernet switch and controllers / terminals

• INTUS 5200/5200Compact terminal for T&A. Can control one door

• INTUS 5300Compact T&A terminal. Can control one door

• INTUS 5500/5540/5600T&A terminal with connection of max. 2x8 readers

• INTUS ACM40Access control manager for up to 4 doors

• INTUS ACM80eAccess control manager for up to 8 or 16 doors


Ethernet

10/100BaseT Switch

10/100BaseT

cabling

max. 100m

1

8

9

16

1

4

INTUS 5200 – connections.

Standard• 1 x Ethernet (10/100 BaseT)

Option: Interface module• 1 x LBus (not opto-decoupled)

connection for 1 reader• 1 x Digital Out (for 1 door strike)• 2 x Digital In (for 2 contacts)


DO

DI

Ethernet

DI

standard

option

LBus, 2 wire


Standard• 1 x Ethernet (10/100 BaseT)• 1 x Digital Out 1

(for 1 door strike)• 2 x Digital In 1

(for 2 contacts)

Option: serial module 1

• 1 x RS485 (opto-decoupled) for host connection or

• 1 x V.24 (not opto-decoupled) for host connection or

• 1 x RS485 reader modulefor connection of 1 reader (depending on host interface)

1 not for INTUS 5300-PoE and INTUS 5300FP


DO

DI

Ethernet

DI

standard

option

1 serial module

RS485, 2 wire

V.24, 4 wire

LBus, 2 wire

INTUS 3460plus – connections.

Standard• 1 x Ethernet (10/100 BaseT)• 2 x Digital Out (for 2 door strikes)• 2 x Digital In (for 2 contacts)

Option: serial module 1

• 1 x RS485 (opto-decoupled) for host connection or

• 1 x V.24 (not opto-decoupled) for host connection and/or

• 2 x RS485 reader modulefor connection of 1 reader (depending on host interface)


2 x DO

2 x DI

Ethernet

standard

option

2 x serial modules

RS485, 2 wire

V.24, 4 wire

LBus, 2 wire



Option Interface Module• 2 x Digital Out (for 2 door strikes)• 2 x Digital In (for 2 contacts)

Option: serial module• 2 x RS485-LBus (opto-decoupled)

for connection of 1-16 readers (depending on host interface)


LBus, 2 wire

2 x DO

Ethernet

2 x DI

standard

option

2 x serial module





for connection of 1–16 readers (depending on host interface)


LBus, 2 wire

2 x DO

Ethernet

2 x DI

standard

option

2 x serial module





for connection of 1–16 readers (depending on host interface


LBus, 2 wire

2 x DO

Ethernet

2 x DI

standard

option

2 x serial module

INTUS ACM40 – connections.

Standard• 1 x Ethernet 10/100 BaseT• 4 x Digital Out• 8 x Digital In • 2 x RS485 / LBus protocol

• 4 x Digital In, 2 x Digital Out just for system jobs• 1 x switching relays (for door strike, alarm,…)

Option for host connection• 1 x RS485 (opto-decoupled) or• 1 x V.24 (not opto-decoupled)

Option for reader• 2 x RS485 LBus (opto-decoupled) for one reader


standard

option

4 x DO

Ethernet

2 x RS485 (LBus)

4 x DI/2xDO (system)

1 x ser. module (host)

1 x bistab. relays

8 x DI

2 x RS485 (LBus)

INTUS ACM80e Rack – connections.

Standard• 1 x Ethernet 10/100 BaseT• 16 x Digital Out• 16 x Digital In • 8 x RS485 / LBus protocol

• 4 x digital in, 4 x digital out only for system tasks (activating, alarm,…)


Option for readers• 1 x RS485 LBus (opto-decoupled) for

connection of further 1–8 readers


Ethernet

8 x RS485 (LBus)

16 x DO

16 x DI

1 x RS485 (LBus)


standard

option

4 x DI/ 4xDO (System)

INTUS ACM80e Wand – connections.

Standard• 1 x Ethernet 10/100 BaseT• 16 x Digital Out• 16 x Digital In • 8 x RS485 / LBus protocol,

unlocked for 4 readers

• 4 x digital in, 4 x digital out only for system tasks (activating, alarm,…)


Option for readers• Unlock reader 5-8• 1 x RS485 LBus (opto-decoupled) for

connection of further 1–8 readers


4(+4) x RS485 (LBus)

Ethernet

16 x DO

16 x DI

1 x RS485 (LBus)


standard

option

4 x DI/ 4xDO (system)

Combined access control and time & attendance with one door.

Connection of one door to the INTUS 5200• Line length: max. 10m• Reader module: connection reader.

If mounting the INTUS 5200 directly beside the door also the integrated reader can be used

• Digital Output: Connection of door strike• Digital Inputs: Connection of door contact and/or

frame contact• Power Supply: Local power supply separately for

reader and door opener


RS485 (2 wire)

DO: door strike

DI: door contact

Ethernet

DI: frame contact

10m

PS PS

Access control for one door with I/O module.

Connection of one doorto the INTUS 5300• Line length:

terminal – reader: max. 10 mreader – I/O module: max. 5 m

• I/O module: connection to reader via I2C bus.• Digital Output: Connection of door strike• Digital Inputs: Connection of door contact

and/or frame contact• Power Supply: Local power supply for reader,

I/O Module and door strike


RS485 (2 wire) – LBus

DO:

door strike

DI:

door contact

Ethernet

DI: frame contact

10m

PS

I/O-MI2C

5m

Access control for one door with I/O module.

Connection of one doorto the INTUS ACM80e• Line length:

ACM80e – reader: max. 1.200 mreader – I/O module: max. 5 m

• I/O Module: connection to reader via I2C bus.• Digital Output: Connection of door strike• Digital Inputs: Connection of door contact

and/or frame contact• Local Power Supplies:

for INTUS 620/420/520IP reader 1-4 (supply also for I/O modules) and door strike


RS485 (2 wire) – LBus

DO:

door strike

DI:

door contact

Ethernet

DI: frame contact

1.200m

PS PS

I2C

5m

reader + I/O Module 1…4

(door 1 and 2)

reader + I/O Module 5…8

(door 3 and 4)

I/O-M

Combined access control and time & attendance with 8 up to 16 doors.

Connection of 8 / 16 RFID readers to the INTUS 5600• Line length: max. 200m

(depending on cable cross-section)• LBus: Connection of 1–8 readers per LBus (max. 2 LBus)• I/O Module: Connection of door strike and door contact• Local Power Supplies:

separately for reader (also for I/O module) and door strike


200m

Ethernet

LBus 1

8

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PS

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LBus 2

PS

I/O-M

Two doors with enhanced safety requirements.

Connection of two doors to INTUS ACM40 • Enhanced safety requirement by control of the

door contact and frame contact as well as additionally scanning of the fingerprints with INTUS 600FP

• Line length: max. 200m(depending on cable cross-section)

• Power Supply : INTUS 600FP and door strike by the INTUS ACM40

• Control of door contacts and door opener via Digital-In / Digital-Out interfaces


Ethernet

RS485 (2 wire) LBus + supply

DO: door strike + supply

DI: door contact

DI: frame contact

200m

Two doors with very high safety requirements.

Connection of two doors to theINTUS 1600PS • Very high safety requirement by control of the door

contact and frame contact as well as additionally authentication of the palm veins with INTUS 1600PS

• Line length: max. 200m100m door – INTUS PS controller100m INTUS PS controller – ACM40

• Power Supply : INTUS 1600PS by the INTUS PS Controller, door opener by INTUS ACM40

• Control of door contacts and door opener via Digital-In / Digital-Out interfaces


Ethernet

Cat 5 cable + supply

DO: door opener + supply

DI: door contact

DI: frame contact

100m

LBus

100m

PS-

Controller

INTUS

ACM40

16 doors on several floors.

Connection of four doors to four INTUS ACM40 with direct control• Enhanced safety requirement by control of the door

contact and frame contact as well as additionally requesting the PIN on the readers

• Line length: max. 200m using non-opto-decoupled readers (depending on cable cross-section)

• Reader: INTUS 600 with PIN keypad• Power Supply: Readers and door strikes via INTUS

ACM40• Control of door contacts and door opener via Digital-In /

Digital-Out interfaces


Ethernet

1. floor 2. floor 3. floorgroundLBus+

supplyDO+

supplyDI

Connection of 16 doors on two floors.

Connection of eight doors each via INTUS ACM80e Wall with direct control• Line length: max. 200m using non-opto-

decoupled readers (depending on cable cross-section)

• Power Supply: Readers and door strikes via INTUS ACM80e


Ethernet

1. floor 2. floor

LBus+supply

DO+supply

DI

Connection of 16 doors via second LBus.

Connection of additional eightdoors via LBus2 of the INTUS ACM80e• Point-to-point connection of the

reader 1–8 via eight standard LBus interfaces• Multipoint connection of reader 9–16 via the optional LBus2

interface• Control of 16 door strikes and the

16 door contacts by the 16 standard Digital-In/Digital-Out interfaces

• Line length: max. 200m (depending on cable cross-section)• Power Supply:

- reader 1–8 and door strikes via INTUS ACM80e- reader 9–16 and door strikes with separately local power supply


Ethernet

LBus2

LBus+supply

DO+supply

DI

1

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12

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15

16

200m

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8

PSPS

Connection of 16 doors via eight LBus interfaces.

Connection of 16 doorsvia LBus of the INTUS ACM80e• Combined Point-to-point and multipoint connection

of the reader 1–16 via eight standard LBus interfaces

• Multipoint connection: max. 8 readers on 4 LBus interfaces

• Control of 16 door strikes and the 16 door contacts by the 16 standard Digital-In/Digital-Out interfaces

• Line length: max. 200m (depending on cable cross-section)

• Power Supply: - reader 1–8 and door strikes via INTUS ACM80e - reader 9–16 and door strikes withlocal power supply


Ethernet

LBus 1

DO

DI

1

200m

2 3

8

9

16

LBus 2

LBus 3

LBus 4

Access control center in a 19“ rack for 32 doors.

Four INTUS ACM80e in a 19 rack with

Panel PC

Patchpanels

Four INTUS ACM80e access control managers

USV (Uninterruptible power supply)


LBus

LBus

LBus

LBus8

8

8

8

UPS

Patch Panel

PC

Patch Panel

ACM80e

ACM80e

Patch Panel

Patch Panel

ACM80e

ACM80e

Access control center in a 19“ rack for 64 doors.

Four INTUS ACM80e in a 19” rack and use ofLBus2 interfaces

Using the second LBus interface up to 64 readers can be connected.

LBus1: with point-to-point

LBus2: with multipoint


UPS

Patch Panel

PC

Patch Panel

ACM80e

ACM80eLBus2

9 16

8 LBus11 8

LBus241 48

8 LBus133 40

LBus257 64

8LBus149 56

LBus225 32

8LBus117 24

Patch Panel

Patch Panel

ACM80e

ACM80e

100% galvanic isolation.

Potential difference in industrial environment• 100% secure with large potential difference

between access control manager and remote building / gate

• Line length: more than 1 km; depending on used technology also several kilometers possible

• Digital In / Digital Out for gate control by local I/O module in secure area

• Power Supply: local power supply of I/O module and reader


Ethernet

P

>1km

fiber opticI/O

PS

Remote gate control.

Large distance reader – access card• Line length INTUS ACM40 –

gate: 150m (depending on cable cross-section)

• Reader: TagMaster long-distance reader

• Distance reader – card: 2-3 m typically

• Power Supply: local power supply of the readers


Ethernet

3m

LBus

LBus

DO

DO

P PSP PS

Video documentation of critical access points.

Video documentation• Automatic video recording of unauthorized

access attempts• Control of two doors with INTUS ACM40• Pick up of the pictures from the video server

starting with INTUS COM version 3.2


Ethernet

LBus

DO

DI

INTUS

ACM40

Videoserver

Convision

NVS basic

Video surveillance with network cameras.


Ethernet

CONVISION NVS 19“ -8

with SeeTec server

SeeTec client CONVISION CC-7433

network cameraCONVISION CC-7333

network camera

CONVISION CC-7634

network camera

Video surveillance with status information.


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SeeTecClient

ADAM-6060 module

6 input/ 6 output

DO DIDI

ADAM-6050 module

12 input / 6 output

SeeTecServer

CONVISION

CC-7433

Video surveillance with analog and network cameras.


Ethernet

CONVISION NVS 19“ -8

with SeeTec Server

SeeTec Client

analog camera

AXIS M7011

1 channel video encoder

analog camera

coax or

2 wire

AXIS P7216

16-channel video encoder

CONVISION CC-7634

network camera

CONVISION CC-7433

network camera

CONVISION CC-7333

network camera

Integration of existing analog cameras

Recommended wiring of analog cameras.


2-wire transmitter

receiver

A.C.

power supply 24V

2-wire transmitter

sender

voltage adapter

(for 12V cameras)

~230V

RS485 control lines

(for controllable cameras)

Cat 5 or Cat 6 cable

4 pairs of wire

outdoor

installation box

AXIS M7011

video encoder

License Plate Recognition (LPR).


SeeTec Cayuga S100/Infinity (X)

SeeTec License Plate Recognition

ARH ParkIT

License plate camera

DO

Ethernet

Vehicle Access Control – based on LPR.


SeeTec Cayuga S100/Infinity (X)

SeeTec License Plate Recognition

ARH ParkIT

license plate camera

DO

Ethernet

Access control software

DO DI

DO

DI

Access Control Manager

INTUS ACM80e

Access reader

INTUS 620

Attachment.

Color definitions of the connection R G B

Ethernet light brown 255 204 102

LBus / RS485 2 wire / V.24 4 wire light green 99 198 0

DI orange 255 102 0

DO blue-grey 132 151 176

Cat5 + power (INTUS PS) blue 0 102 255

DI or DO black 0 0 0

Coax / 2 wire (analog video) purple 204 0 204


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Topology connection concepts - PCS...Topologie Connection Concepts Samples of networking and topology options for INTUS readers and terminals and video components Issue: August 2018