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NE41 17030-02 v1.0

D-POS II

 - Technical Handbook

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Installation

It is recommended to install the antenna (either a loop or a ferrite antenna) as well 

as preparing the necessary cabling for power, sync relays etc. prior to installing the 

D-POS II unit.
Below is a recommended path when installing a D-POS II.
•  Make the configurations and test the settings prior to installing (preferably on a table).
•  Prepare the site where to install by installing the antenna, power supply, sync 

cables etc..

•  Mount the D-POS II.
•  Connect the antennas, relays, external inputs, sync etc..
•  Connect power to the unit.
•  Run and test.
•  Adjust RFID field if necessary.

8.1 

D-POS II Connections

The picture below displays how and what to connect to the screw terminal in the 

D-POS II control unit.

Sync

+

Picture 9. 

Screw terminal in the control unit and connected parts

#

Text

Function

J2

1

+

Source power10-28V

DC

2

-

Source power Ground

3

ANT

*

A ferrite antenna should be connected between ANT and COM

4

COM

Common connection for ferrite/loop antenna

5

LOOP

*

A loop should be connected between LOOP and COM

J4

6

EXT

External activation

7

GND

Common ground for SYNC and EXT (internally connected to #2)

8

SYNC

Synchronization of two other D-POS units

9

RELAY

Galvanic isolated relay output

10

RELAY

Galvanic isolated relay output

Table 9. 

Screw terminal connections

* Either a ferrite OR a Loop antenna can be connected!

Summary of Contents for D-POS II

Page 1: ...Handbook for Technical Adminstrators NE41 17030 02 v1 0 D POS II Technical Handbook neat D POS II Technical Handbook...

Page 2: ...2018 NEAT Electronics All rights reserved Document number NE41 17030 02 v1 0 Revision date 2018 04 04 Contact NEAT Electronics AB Varuv gen 2 SE246 42 L ddek pinge Sweden Phone 46 46 70 70 65 Fax 46...

Page 3: ...7 3 6 DOOR 7 3 7 LOOP 7 3 8 U DAT S 7 4 D POS II hardware 8 4 1 Hardware overview 8 4 2 Connectors 8 4 2 1 Rotary switches S1 S3 9 4 2 2 Potentiometer P1 9 4 2 3 DIP Switches DIP1 DIP8 9 4 3 LED 10 4...

Page 4: ...trigger SMILE ID 20 7 1 Unit appearance 20 8 Installation 21 8 1 D POS II Connections 21 8 2 Mounting options 22 8 3 Antenna installation 22 8 3 1 Ferrite antenna 22 8 3 2 Loop antenna 24 8 3 3 Synchr...

Page 5: ...in a D SERVER system environment For more information about the D TREX and D SERVER please contact your distributor 1 3 This handbook Information notes and warnings intended for maintenance personnel...

Page 6: ...alfunction may result in damage to a life 2 2 Use Use only original parts Do not expose to direct sunlight Keep away from dust moist and dirt Do not drop knock twist or shake the device Do not warm up...

Page 7: ...y an electric cable conected to the D POS II as a loop This cable can be integrated into door posts or floors making the installation virtually invisible see 8 3 2 Loop antenna 3 4 SMILE ID This is th...

Page 8: ...is easier to install 4 1 Hardware overview Denomination 1 Rotary switches S1 S3 2 Potentiometer P1 3 Connectors J2 J4 4 DIP switches DIP1 DIP8 5 Radiobutton B1 Table 1 D POS II PCB overview 4 2 Connec...

Page 9: ...1 Setting position ID and Zone 4 2 2 Potentiometer P1 The potentionemeter P1 is used to manually adjust the power range and is within the range set by DIP7 see 5 1 3 RFID range adjustment 4 2 3 DIP S...

Page 10: ...s off Tamper or antenna failure 3 Red Relay active due to received radio message 4 Green Normal operation RFID is emitted 5 Off Waiting for external activation 6 Table 4 LED Indications its functions...

Page 11: ...ble to locate it The position Id code is a 4 digit hexadecimal value where the first two digits are set to 00 ZeroZero Each D POS II supports 255 posi tion Id codes and these are set with the rotary s...

Page 12: ...the output power but also on the orientation of the field in relation to the the antenna coil in the receiver It is possible to select between two power levels with DIP7 and within each level it is p...

Page 13: ...a wired external input on the screw terminal 6 DIP3 deter mines if the input is normally open DIP3 Off or normally closed DIP3 On If this function is active in configuration and the external input is...

Page 14: ...e by setting DIP8 to OFF If coverage needs adjustment deactivate the walk test mode adjust RFID range and repeat steps 1 3 above 5 2 Programming with computer Programming with a computer requires a NP...

Page 15: ...ice tab When WALL Family programmer is started a page with an array of products is dis played Click on the D POS II picture to open the RFID I O and General info tab Picture 4 WALL Family Programmer d...

Page 16: ...potentiometers 6 2 2 RFID section Position ID code It is possible to change the position code that is sent from the antenna When the ID code is set by switches the value range is between 0001 to 00FF...

Page 17: ...approx 1 second and is closed when the unit has booted up and runs normally Polarity Default value Normally open Pulse time s Default value 3 0 seconds 6 2 4 Tamper The unit is equipped with a tamper...

Page 18: ...he values for radio reception ID code 1 8 These are the radio id codes of the attached radio devices Send acknowledge ACK Determine whether the unit sends acknowledges when radio messages are received...

Page 19: ...II unit should ignore received acknowledge from other radio transmitters Default No function off i e acknowledge is NOT ignored Radio test alarm interval minutes 0 off Set the interval for radio test...

Page 20: ...ecklace It has all the main features in a standard SMILE with the addition of a RFID receiver that enables the unit to work with D POS Antennas and loop antennas whereas the SMILE does not Basically t...

Page 21: ...it Run and test Adjust RFID field if necessary 8 1 D POS II Connections The picture below displays how and what to connect to the screw terminal in the D POS II control unit Sync Picture 9 Screw termi...

Page 22: ...1 Ferrite antenna D POS Antenna is a ferrite antenna specially designed to create a low frequency magnetic field with a coverage suitable for doors and passages in wardens and or homes When placed ho...

Page 23: ...r best mounting of the antenna 1 Remove the cover 2 Decide what cable outlet hole 1 3 or 6 that is most appropriate to use 3 Mark where to put the upper screw and screw it into the wall 4 Hang the cov...

Page 24: ...nning to the control unit Twisting the cable diminishes the magnetic field to a minimum in the twisted part The entire length of the loop antenna cable must not exceed 10 meters The loop antenna can b...

Page 25: ...s so that some persons are allowed to pass some doors but not others 9 3 Surveillance of doors in a corridor In a case with many rooms e g a corridor and when it is only required to monitor the moveme...

Page 26: ...ust be locked at all times but there must be the possibility to open without a key There is only one caregiver and one caretaker Caregiver and caretaker wears SMILE IDs The door unlocks automatically...

Page 27: ...Denomination Data Dimensions W x H x D 86 x 86 x 26 mm Weight 85 g Supply voltage 12 28 VDC 1 6 A See table Table 13 for approved AC DC adaptors Current consumption Standby 25 mA Max 1 5 A FrequencyRF...

Page 28: ...ANT technical data Appendix A 5 Loop antenna Maximum cable length 10 m Cable area 0 4 AWG 21 mm2 Table 15 LOOP antenna technical data Appendix A 6 SMILE ID Dimensions W x H x D 35 x 44 x 11 mm Weight...

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