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Contact Function - Accessory Description
3 7
GND-KILL
N.O. INTERLOCKED DOORS
Applications with interlocked doors are possible. For the connections, see paragraph 20.
3 8
GND-KRST
N.O.
EMERGENCY
OPENING
If JUMPER=ON, the panel makes an automatic reset after an emergency closure.
A DAB905RSD reset device can be connected to restore normal door operation following
an emergency closure (JUMPER=OFF).
3
9
GND-UNL
N.O.
DOOR RELEASED
SIGNAL
UNL function is active in programme selection EXIT and OFF
Input to unlock signal from lock. Potentiometer for opening delay is to be set to max. As
soon as unlock signal is received the door will start to open. The output signal shall be
active low.
3
10
GND-OFF
N.O. DOOR CLOSED
Contact for connecting a closed door timer.
Output Description
+24V
GND
3 ... 13
Output for the power supply to the accessories 24V 400mA max
NOTE: the maximum absorption of 400 mA corresponds to the sum of all the accessories installed.
12
+ -
Output for connecting an electric lock / electric strike (12 V max 500 mA / 24 V max 250 mA)
Select the type of power supply using the DIP1 and the type of electric lock / electric strike using the DIP2.
With DIP2 in OFF ( electric lock / electric strike Normal), and no COM400MHB/MKB function selector switch (or the latter
in BIDIRECTIONAL mode), output 1-2 is permanently powered (default setting) = door closed not locked. ( referring status
1 chapter 14.2), for this reason, locks with mechanical reset cannot be used.
If, on the other hand, you want to lock the door wing with the door closed, set the selector to MONODIRECTIONAL mode
or make a jumper GND-EXIT (3-11). In this condition, output 1-2 is powered throughout the operation from opening until
complete closure, for this reason, locks with mechanical reset cannot be used.
With DIP2 in ON ( electric lock / electric strike Anti-panic), the behaviour will be the same except for the fact that output
1-2 will always be unpowered in BIDIRECTIONAL mode and throughout the open/close operation in MONODIRECTIONAL
mode.
NOTE: For locks with mechanical reset and for different setting see Chapter 14.2. Management of electric lock / elec-
tric strike power supply.
OPEN
EXIT
OFF
GND
3 ... 10 11 12
Output for connecting the function selector switch.
If the function selector switch is on OFF, the Push and Go function is disabled.
If a function selector switch is installed, disconnect the ON/OFF/HOLD switch (if present).
Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento al manuale del selettore COM400MKB-MHB.
BATTERY
BATTERY KIT
If no mains power supply is available, the battery kit will guarantee operation in “energy-saving” mode.
If no mains power supply is available, the door only operates with the key switch connected to 3 GND -6 KEY.
In “energy-saving” mode, the door can remain stationary for up to a week while waiting for the KEY command.
The following sensors are not active during “energy saving” operation:
-OPD motion sensor
-PIMP reversal safety contact
-PDET opening safety device
In this mode (on automations connected in parallel), connect the batteries only to the MASTER automation fitted with
DAB905ESE.
By changing the pre-configured parameter group, you can set the battery kit to CONTINUITY mode. If no mains power
supply is available, the door operates normally until the batteries are fully discharged.
In this mode, on automations connected in parallel, connect the batteries on both automations equipped with DAB905ESE.
NOTE: for charging purposes, the battery kit must be connected to the control panel at all times.
A new kit with fully-charged batteries can usually open and close a door consecutively in CONTINUITY mode.
If you want to check the battery kit is working correctly, set DIP5=ON.
In the event of a battery alarm, the DAB105CU control panel LED will flash twice.
Monitoring of batteries must always be reset when batteries are replaced. To RESET press and hold
the LRN button while battery mode is active (with mains power supply disconnected.
An acoustic/light alarm signal can be connected to terminals 6-7-8 on the DAB905ESA card
10.2 Outputs and accessories
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