Roger MCT82M-IO-HR-F Bedienungsanleitung

Roger Access Control System

MCT82M-IO-HR Operating Manual

Product version: 1.0

Firmware version: 1.1.16 or newer

Document version: Rev. B

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1. DESIGN AND APPLICATION

The MCT82M-IO-HR is a RACS 5 system terminal mainly dedicated to hotel installations. The primary

function of the device is to provide room entry control and presentation of such hotel signalizations with its

LED indicators as Do Not Disturb, Make up the Room, Emergency Call and Service Call. Besides

mentioned, terminal offers door bell button and programmable built-in IO lines. The door bell can be

signalized on internal buzzer located on any MCT terminal installed in the room or electronic sounder

connected to any terminal’s output. The built-in IOs can be used to control electric equipment (e.g. door

lock, siren, electrical supply) and for connection of additional push buttons, switches and sensors (e.g. light

switches, door contact, window contact).

Along with card holder terminal (MCT82M-IO-CH or MCT86M-IO-CH-HR) the MCT82M-IO-HR can compose

the set of hardware which enables access and basic hotel room automation. The logic of the entire system

is provided by the MC16 controller to which the terminal has to be connected through RS485 addressable

communication bus.

The terminal is offered in two versions: MCT82M-IO-HR for surface mounting and MCT82M-IO-HR-F for

flush mounting.

Note: Hotel system configuration is explained in AN033 application note which is available at www.roger.pl.

Characteristics

MIFARE Ultralight/Classic/DESFire/Plus card reader

touch type door bell button

4 status LEDs

3 EOL inputs

2 transistor outputs 150 mA

1 relay output 1.5 A

adjustable buzzer loudness

automatic LED dimming when in standby

connection to controller through RS485

12 VDC supply

tamper

indoor operation only

Power supply

The terminal requires power supply voltage in range of 11-15VDC. It can be supplied from the MC16 access

controller (e.g. TML output), from MCX2D/MCX4D expander or from standalone power supply unit. The

supply wire diameter must be selected in such way that the voltage drop between supply output and the

device would be lower than 1V. The proper wire diameter is especially critical when device is located in long

distance from the supply source. In such a case the use of dedicated power supply unit located close to the

device should be considered. When separate power supply unit is used then its minus should be connected

to controller’s GND by means of signal wire with any diameter. It is recommended to use UTP cable for

connection of device to controller. The table below shows maximal UTP cable lengths in relation to the

number of wires used for power supply.

Table 1. Power supply cabling

Number of UTP wire pairs for power supply

Maximal length of power supply cable

150m

300m

450m

600m

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Fig. 1 Supply from standalone power supply unit

Fig. 2 Supply from MC16 access controller

RS485 bus

The communication with MC16 access controller is provided with RS485 bus which can encompass up to

16 devices of RACS 5 system, each with unique address in range of 100-115. The bus topology can be

freely arranged as star, tree or any combination of them except for loop. The matching resistors

(terminators) connected at the ends of transmitting lines are not required. In most cases communication

works with any cable type (standard telephone cable, shielded or unshielded twisted pair etc.) but the

recommended cable is unshielded twisted pair (U/UTP cat.5). Shielded cables should be limited to

installations subject to strong electromagnetic interferences. The RS485 communication standard used in

the RACS 5 system guarantees proper communication in a distance of up to 1200 meters as well as high

resistance to interferences.

Note: Do not use more than single pair in UTP cable for RS485 communication bus.

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Bell touch key

The terminal is equipped with touch function key. The key is mainly dedicated to control a bell but it can be

alternatively assigned with other functions within high level configuration (VISO).

LED indicators

The terminal is equipped with four LED indicators which are mainly used to signal hotel functions but they

can also be programmed with other available functions within high level configuration (VISO).

Table 2. LED indicators

Name

Colour

Function

CALL SERVICE

Green

Requires programming

MAKE UP ROOM

Orange

Requires programming

CALL ASSISTANCE

Blue

Requires programming

DO NOT DISTURB

Red

Requires programming

Fig. 3 Indicators and function key

Note: Synchronic pulsing of all four LEDs signifies lost communication with MC16 controller.

Buzzer

The terminal is equipped with buzzer which is used to signal integral functions and it can be additionally

programmed with other available functions within high level configuration (VISO).

Inputs

The terminal offers 3 general purpose parametric inputs type NO/NC/EOL/DW and 1 input internally

connected to tamper contact. Input types and electric parameters such as response time and parametric

resistors are defined within low level configuration (RogerVDM). Input functions are assigned within high

level configuration (VISO). Multiple functions can be assigned to the same input at the same time.

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NO type NO input can be in normal or in triggered state. In normal state CA

contacts are opened. Input triggering is caused by CA contacts

closing.

Fig. 4 NO input type

NC type NC input can be in normal or in triggered state. In normal state CA

contacts are closed. Input triggering is caused by CA contacts

opening.

Fig. 5 NC input type

EOL/NO type EOL/NO input can be in normal, triggered or tamper (sabotage)

state. In normal state CA contacts are opened. Input triggering is

caused by CA contacts closing. The change of RTamp resistor

measured resistance in normal state indicates the tamper

(sabotage) state.

Fig. 6 EOL/NO input type

EOL/NC type EOL/NC input can be in normal, triggered or tamper (sabotage)

state. In normal state CA contacts are closed. Input triggering is

caused by CA contacts opening. The change of RTamp resistor

measured resistance in normal state indicates the tamper

(sabotage) state.

Fig. 7 EOL/NC input type

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2EOL/NO type 2EOL/NO input can be in normal, triggered, tamper (sabotage) or

malfunction state. In normal state CAcontacts are opened, while

CTamp contacts are closed. Input triggering is caused by CA

contacts closing. CTamp contacts opening is recognized as the

tamper (sabotage) state. Input shorting to the ground is recognized

as the malfunction state.

Fig. 8 2EOL/NO input type

2EOL/NC type 2EOL/NC input can be in normal, triggered, tamper (sabotage) or

malfunction state. In normal state CAand CTamp contacts are

closed. Input triggering is caused by CA contacts opening. CTamp

contacts opening is recognized as the tamper (sabotage) state.

Input shorting to the ground is recognized as the malfunction state.

Fig. 9 2EOL/NC input type

3EOL/NO type 3EOL/NO input can be in normal, triggered, masking, triggered with

masking, tamper (sabotage) or malfunction state. In normal state

CAand CBcontacts are opened while CTamp contacts are closed.

Input triggering is caused by CA contacts closing. CBcontacts

closing is recognized as the masking state. Simultaneous closing of

CAand CBcontacts is recognized as the triggered with masking

state. CTamp contacts opening is recognized as the tamper

(sabotage) state. Input shorting to the ground is recognized as the

malfunction state.

Fig.10 3EOL/NO input type

3EOL/NC type 3EOL/NC input can be in normal, triggered, masking, triggered with

masking, tamper (sabotage) or malfunction state. In normal state

CA, CBand CTamp contacts are closed. Input triggering is caused by

CA contacts opening. CBcontacts opening is recognized as the

masking state. Simultaneous opening of CAand CBcontacts is

recognized as the triggered with masking state. CTamp contacts

opening is recognized as the tamper (sabotage) state. Input

shorting to the ground is recognized as the malfunction state.

Fig. 11 3EOL/NC input type

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3EOL/DW/NO and 3EOL/DW/NC

These input types are operated in the same way as 3EOL/NO 3EOL/NC input types with the exception that

masking state is interpreted as triggering of the second input. In VISO software DW input type is

represented by two independent inputs. Each can be used for different purpose and assigned with different

function.

Parametric resistors

The same values of parametric resistors are used for all inputs i.e. 1kΩ; 1,2kΩ; 1,5kΩ; 1,8kΩ; 2,2kΩ; 2,7kΩ;

3,3kΩ; 3,9kΩ; 4,7kΩ; 5,6kΩ; 6,8kΩ; 8,2kΩ; 10kΩ; 12kΩ. Tamp resistor defines a value of resistor used to

detect the tamper (sabotage) state. Alarm A resistor defines a value of resistor used to detect triggered

state. Alarm B resistor defines a value of resistor used to detect an additional triggering state of 3EOL/DW

input type or masking state of 3EOL input type. Alarm A resistor value must differ than value of Alarm B

resistor at least by three positions in the list above. Total resistance of wire used to connect contacts to input

should not exceed 100 Ω. Default values of parametric resistors:

Tamp = 1 kΩ

Alarm A = 2,2 kΩ

Alarm B = 5,6 kΩ

Response time

Response time parameter defines minimal impulse time on the input which triggers the input. Each input can

be configured individually in range of 50 to 5000 ms within low level configuration (RogerVDM).

Tamper detector

Built-in tamper (sabotage) detector enables detection of unauthorized opening of device’s enclosure as well

as detachment of the enclosure from wall. The detector is internally connected to the MCT82M-IO-HR fourth

input. It does not require low level configuration (RogerVDM) and any additional installation arrangements

but it is essential to mount the terminal in such way that tamper lever would properly press the detector. The

detector requires high level configuration which consists in assignment of the function [133] Tamper Toggle

on the level of a Main Board of a controller in VISO software navigation tree.

Outputs

The terminal offers 2 transistor open collector type outputs (15V/150mA rated) and 1 relay output with

NO/NC contacts (30V/1.5A DC/AC rated). Electric parameters such as polarity are configured within low

level configuration (RogerVDM). Function are assigned to outputs within high level configuration (VISO).

Multiple functions with different priorities can be assigned to the same output at the same time.

Identification

By default the terminal reads serial numbers (CSN) of MIFARE cards but it is possible to program cards with

own numbers (SSN) in selected and encrypted sectors of card memory. The use of SSN prevents card

cloning and consequently it significantly increases security in the system. More information on MIFARE card

programming is given in AN024 application note which is available at www.roger.pl.

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2. INSTALLATION

Fig. 12 Surface mounting terminal

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Fig. 13 Flush mounting terminal

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Fig. 14 Internal side of the front panel

Table 3. Screw terminals

Screw terminal

Description

+12V

12VDC power supply

GND

Ground

RS485 bus, line A

RS485 bus, line B

COM

REL relay common terminal

REL relay output (NC)

REL relay output (NO)

IN1

IN1 input line

IN2

IN2 input line

IN3

IN3 input line

IO1

OUT1 output line

IO2

OUT2 output line

Installation guidelines

The terminal should be mounted on a vertical structure (wall) away from sources of heat and

moisture.

All electrical connections should be done with disconnected power supply.

If the terminal and controller are not supplied from the same PSU then GND terminals of both

devices must be connected with any wire.

Clean front panel regularly by means of wet cloth and mild detergent. Do not clean by means of

abrasive materials and strong cleaners like alcohols, solvents, etc. Damages to screen surface are

beyond the scope of warranty.

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