Tynetec ENTEL i2, Installation Manual

Doc

No.

FM0589

issue

A

Page

3

RELEASE

LOCK

1.00mm  PAIR

PTE

BUTTON

CONTACT

DOOR

1 PAIR

1 PAIR

2.5mm EARTH

4 PAIR (LINE & POWER)

OPTION 2 (DAISY CHAIN)

1 PAIR TO EACH FLAT

CONNECTED IN PARALLEL

MAX 15 TELEPHONES 

DOOR PANEL

OR

1 PAIR

240V AC

MAINS SUPPLY

ENTEL i2

TELEPHONE

ENTEL i2

CONTROLLER

ENTEL i2

EXIT

6

7

8

4

5

3

1

2

PRESS FLAT NUMBER REQUIRED

WAIT FOR ANSWER

SPEAK INTO DOOR PANEL

ENTER WHEN LOCK IS RELEASED

TO PAC

CONTROLLER

(OPTIONAL)

6 CORE

7/0.2mm

MAX 15 TELEPHONES INDIVIDUALLY

CONNECTED TO THE CONTROLLER

OPTION 1 (STAR)

1.

OVERVIEW

The

Entel

i2

Functional

Door

Entry

system

is

designed

to

comply

with

most

Local

Authority’s

specifications

for

buildings

with

up

to

15

flats

and

1

entrance

door.

Door

panels

are

vandal

resistant

stainless

steel

with

engraved

operating

instructions

and

a

flush

mounting

backbox.

The

controller

includes

a

low

voltage

power

supply

and

a

termination

board

housed

in

an

IP65

lockable

enclosure.

The

telephone

handsets

have

a

single

pushbutton

for

lock

release

or

privacy

and

a

single

LED

to

indicate

privacy

mode

or

door

open.

A

typical

installation

requires

2

separate

cables

between

the

door

panel

and

the

controller;

1

x

4

pair

0.5mm

CW1308

BT

spec

(Line

&

Power

Connection)

1

x

2.5mm

Earth

If

a

Oneprox

reader

is

fitted

in

the

door

panel

then

an

additional

6

core

7/0.2

cable

will

be

required

to

the

PAC

Easikey

controller.

Note,

door

panel

backboxes

and

fascias

must

be

bonded

to

the

spare

Mains

Earth

terminal

in

the

controller

using

a

2.5

mm

2

cable.

Cable

length

to

a

door

panel

should

not

exceed

150

metres.

Telephones

are

connected

using

a

1

pair

CW1308

spec

cable,

they

can

be

individually

wired

back

to

the

controller

(star

formation)

or

looped

from

flat

to

flat

(daisy

chain

formation).

Maximum

cable

length

to

a

telephone

should

not

exceed

200

metres.

A

12V

DC

fail

safe

or

fail

secure

lock

release

can

be

is

connected

to

the

door

panel.

Always

ensure

a

protection

diode

or

MOV/varistor

is

fitted

directly

across

the

lock

terminals

to

prevent

voltage

transients

causing

damage

to

the

door

panel

electronics.

Maximum

lock

current

=

1A.

A

N/C

door

contact

can

be

connected

to

the

door

panel.

This

will

terminate

the

lock

release

time

after

the

door

has

been

opened/closed

and

illuminate

all

telephone

LED’s

green

if

the

door

is

left

open.

A

N/O

press

to

exit

button

can

be

connected

to

the

door

panel,

this

will

release

the

door

lock

and

allow

persons

to

exit

the

building.

See

Tynetec

Drg

No.

ZE200I

for

detailed

wiring

connections.