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- Page 1 SE 220 LSNi SmartKey Arming Device Installation Manual SE 220 LSNi...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Chapter Page System Description System Overview with Functional Variants................... 3 Description of the Connections on the Control Unit..............6 Installation Instructions Installing System Components...................... 8 Installing the Magnetic Contact and Bolt Contact ................. 9 Connection and Address Switch ....................10 Connecting the Control Panel and Optional Components ............ -
Page 3: System Description
System Description System Overview with Functional Variants The SE 220 LSNi SmartKey arming device is a system solution for arming intrusion systems. The individual components of the system can be put together as required for the intended usage. Op- eration types with or without the SPE blocking element are possible. Control authorizations for arming/disarming are defined during control panel programming. - Page 4 System Description System Overview with Functional Variants SmartKey code keypad with integrated reader The SmartKey code keypad with integrated reader combines the function of the reader + the SmartKey code keypad in one unit. Initial set-up and operation is the same as with one reader + one code keypad.
- Page 5 System Description System Overview with Functional Variants SmartKeys There are two types of SmartKeys Keys with a security card Standard key (without security card) Keys with a security card: The system operates like a locking device. The key kit consists of a set number of valid keys and a security card.
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Page 6: Description Of The Connections On The Control Unit
System Description Description of the Connections on the Control Unit The control unit connections have different functions. There are inputs, outputs and plug-in ter- minals. Inputs and outputs have to be assigned according to a specific schema with regard to the scope of basic functions. - Page 7 System Description Description of the Connections on the Control Unit Connection Name Function Description Input Power supply 9.6 - 30V Input Power supply 0V aLSN1 Input LSN incoming bLSN1 Input LSN incoming Output Power supply 9.6 - 30V Output Power supply 0V aLSN2 Output LSN outgoing...
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Page 8: Installation Instructions
Installation Instructions Installing System Components Note the following during installation: Used shielded cables only. The usual precautionary measures for handling C-MOS technology apply to han- dling the circuit boards and to soldering work. Wear a grounded wrist strap when working on the control panel. Mounting the control unit Mount the control unit to the wall. -
Page 9: Installing The Magnetic Contact And Bolt Contact
Installation Instructions Installing the SPE blocking element Install the SPE blocking element using the appropriate kit and in accordance with the en- closed installation notes. Make sure the door cannot slam shut. The bolt of the SPE blocking element could oth- erwise be damaged during start-up by a slamming door. -
Page 10: Connection And Address Switch
Installation Instructions Connection and Address Switch Connection Make sure the control panel is disconnected from the power supply. Connect the control unit and the optional components as shown in the connection diagram on the following page. Address switch The address switch is used for LSN control panels in the planning stage. The address switch does not need to be adjusted on any of the currently available LSN control panels. -
Page 11: Connecting The Control Panel And Optional Components
Installation Instructions Connecting the Control Panel and Optional Components 57 56 55 54 PL2 53 1 +U Free Free Free Free Magnetic 0V 52 contact 2 0V PL1 51 Switch part aLSN1 3 aLSN1 Line length <3m 0V 50 bLSN1 4 bLSN1 Free 49 5 +U... -
Page 12: Connecting The Smartkey Code Keypad With Integrated Reader
Installation Instructions Connecting the SmartKey Code Keypad with Integrated Reader For information about connecting all other components, see "Connecting the Control Panel and Optional Components". 57 56 55 54 PL2 53 1 +U Free Free Free Free 0V 52 2 0V PL1 51 aLSN1 3 aLSN1... -
Page 13: Connecting A Lockable Code Keypad
Installation Instructions Connecting a Lockable Code Keypad For information about connecting all other components, see "Connecting the Control Panel and Optional Components". 57 56 55 54 PL2 53 1 +U Free Free Free Free 0V 52 2 0V PL1 51 aLSN1 3 aLSN1 0V 50... -
Page 14: Connecting For Operation Without An Spe Blocking Element
Installation Instructions Connecting for Operation Without an SPE Blocking Element Use the following switching arrangement on the control unit to set the operating mode without SPE blocking element. Connect the inputs HALL1 and HALL2 to 0V. 57 56 55 54 PL2 53 1 +U Free Free... -
Page 15: Function Test For The Spe Blocking Element And Reader
Installation Instructions Function Test for the SPE Blocking Element and Reader Turning on the power supply Make sure that bridge B1 on the control unit is connected before turning on the power supply. Turn on the power supply. The yellow LED on the control unit displays the system's status as follows: Yellow LED Status Required action... -
Page 16: Reading In Keys And Programming The System
Installation Instructions Reading In Keys and Programming the System Depending on the "key type" and "reading in method of the key", perform one of the following 4 steps. Reading in keys as described under points 2 and 4 should only be used in exceptional cir- cumstances. - Page 17 Key with security card: Reading in keys during programming Programming the SE 220 LSNi system and reading in the key identification number is car- ried out with the appropriate programming program (e.g. WinPara or NzPara). This is when the key's 8-digit identification number is entered into the system. In the programming pro- gram, select for the keys to be read in during programming (select the parameter "inte-...
- Page 18 Installation Instructions Key with security card: Reading in keys via the reader Keys (maximum 16) can be read in directly via the reader if the 8-digit identification number is not entered during programming. In the programming program (e.g. WinPara or NzPara), select for the keys to be read in via the reader (select the parameter "standalone"...
- Page 19 Standard key (without security card): Reading in keys during programming Programming the SE 220 LSNi system and reading in the key identification number is car- ried out with the appropriate programming program (e.g. WinPara or NzPara). This is when the key's 8-digit identification number is entered into the system. In the programming pro- gram, select for the keys to be read in during programming (select the parameter "inte-...
- Page 20 Installation Instructions Standard key (without security card): Reading in keys via the reader Keys (maximum 16) can be read in directly via the reader if the 8-digit identification number is not entered during programming. In the programming program (e.g. WinPara or NzPara), select for the keys to be read in via the reader (select the parameter "standalone"...
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Page 21: Starting Up The Smartkey Code Keypad With Reader (Or Changing User Codes)
Installation Instructions Starting Up the SmartKey Code Keypad with Reader (or changing user codes) General information: The code keypad, used in conjunction with the reader, allows the intrusion alarm system to be ar- med and disarmed only after the correct combination of numbers has been entered on the keypad. - Page 22 Installation Instructions Starting Up the SmartKey Code Keypad with Reader (or changing user codes) Define your user code during the first start-up. You can chan- ge your user code at a later date. Both operational proce- dures are identical. Use this key to verify entries. Use this key to abort an operation.
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Page 23: Starting Up A Lockable Code Keypad (Or Changing User Codes)
Installation Instructions Starting Up a Lockable Code Keypad (or changing user codes) Allgemeines: Die Codetastatur in Verbindung mit der Eingabeeinheit ermöglicht eine Scharf- /Unscharfschaltung der Einbruchmeldeanlage erst nach Eingabe der richtigen Zahlenkombina- tion an der Codetastatur. Bei der Bedienung zur Scharf-/Unscharfschaltung wird erst der Smart- Key Schlüssel eingesetzt und dann der Benut- zercode. - Page 24 Installation Instructions Starting Up a Lockable Code Keypad (or changing user codes) Define your user code during the first start-up. You can change your user code at a later date. Both operational procedures are identical. User codes can only be changed if the soldering bridge LF1/LF2 on the keyboard circuit board is closed (see code keypad instal- lation instructions).
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Page 25: Concluding System Installation
Installation Instructions Concluding System Installation 1. Make sure that bridge B1 on the control unit is closed for normal operation. Replace the con- trol unit cover. 2. Make sure the red and green LEDs on the reader are off (= normal operating condition). 3. -
Page 26: Operating The System
Operating the System Viewing the System Status Press and hold the key button and hold the key up to the reader for 1 second. The system status is indicated as shown in the following table. Display element Behavior Meaning System disarmed Green LED Flashing System is attempting to disarm... -
Page 27: Arming/Disarming
Operating the System Arming 1. Press and hold the key button and hold the key up to the reader for 3 seconds until you hear a short signal from the buzzer. The green LED is activated, signaling that the system is currently disarmed. The red LED starts to flash, signaling that the arming process has commenced. -
Page 28: Example Of Operation With 4 Smartkeys/Code Keypads
Operating the System Example of Operation with 4 SmartKeys/Code Keypads All SmartKeys/code keypads have equal arming and disarming rights. Arming: Arming can occur with any SmartKey once all the bolt contacts are closed and the detection area is ready to be activated. -
Page 29: Fault Elimination
Fault Elimination Problems with Installation and Reading In Keys Always check the following first of all: Are the component cables correctly connected? Are there any short-circuits/broken wires? Is the component connected to a power supply? Is bridge BR1 correctly connected to control unit? Problem Possible cause(s) Elimination... -
Page 30: Operating Problems During Normal Operation
Fault Elimination Operating Problems During Normal Operation Problem Possible cause(s) Elimination Reader does not respond Key outside of scanner range. Repeat the arming process after re- when the key is held up to moving any of the possible causes of Key not held up to the reader for the scanner. - Page 31 Fault Elimination Operating Problems During Normal Operation Problem Possible cause(s) Elimination Area cannot be disarmed. In- User not authorized to arm the a- Repeat the arming process after re- terval signal is sounded im- rea. moving any of the possible causes of mediately after the system errors.
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Page 32: Replacing The Bolt In The Spe Blocking Element
Fault Elimination Replacing the Bolt in the SPE Blocking Element (for instance, if the bolt is broken or cannot be moved) The bolt can be replaced while the system is running (disarmed state). Consult the appropriate installation notes and proceed as follows: 1. -
Page 33: Notes For Maintenance And Service
Notes for Maintenance and Service General Maintenance and inspection measures must be performed at specific intervals by appropriately qualified personnel. Furthermore, the regulations of DIN VDE 0833 apply to all related work. Inspection and Maintenance Function test of the control unit tamper control function Visual inspection of mounting/damage Function test for the SPE blocking element Function test for the SPE blocking element with bolt contact:... -
Page 34: Loss Of Keys
Notes for Maintenance and Service Loss of Keys The following steps are required if the keys were read in during programming: 1. Bypass the key using the control panel keypad or erase the key using the appropriate pro- gramming program (e.g. WinPara or NzPara) 2. -
Page 35: Ordering Additional Keys
Notes for Maintenance and Service Ordering Additional Keys The following steps are required if you need new keys (e.g. for new members of staff): Keys with a security card Send your order to the manufacturer together with the security card so that the new keys can be registered on the card. -
Page 36: Restoring The Default Settings
Notes for Maintenance and Service Restoring the Default Settings Restore the default settings as follows: 1. The system is in a disarmed state (e.g. in revision mode). Remove the control unit cover. The plugs with the LSN lines (3.4 and 7.8) must be removed from the control unit. 3. -
Page 37: Technical Data
Note on the blocking element: SE 220 Environmental condi- LSNi without bolt contact. If all the bolts of tions all SE 220 LSNi units in a detection area are - Environmental class to be activated simultaneously, the values - Protective system IP 30 for "activated bolts"... - Page 38 Technical Data Reader Lockable code keypad Range max. 20 mm Environmental condi- tions Frequency 125 kHz - Environmental class Transmission power 250 mW - Protective system IP 32 Cable to max. 6 m, 6-pin, - Operating tempera- -25°C...+60°C control unit screened, ture completely sealed...
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- Page 40 Bosch Security Systems For more information, please see the following web site www.bosch-sicherheitssysteme.de Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Robert-Bosch-Ring 5 85630 Grasbrunn Germany F.01U.341.976 A2 04.2017...