66 1502 009-2 Elevator Controller Visionline 3G - 4G RFID

User Manual
Elevator Controller Visionline

3G/4G RFID
(Configurations with RS485 gateway V2)
ASSA ABLOY Hospitality 1

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Table of contents
FCC/ISED (IC) statements
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FCC statements
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ISED (IC) statements
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1. Introduction
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2. Mounting
..................................................................................................7
2.1 Parts........................................................................................................................ 7
2.2 Cut-out dimensions
........................................................................................................................ 8
2.3 Dimensions for elevator reader
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2.4 Dimensions for I2C/RS485 converter & relay
........................................................................................................................ 9
2.5 Relay module
........................................................................................................................ 10
3. Electrical specification
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3.1 Interface board connector
........................................................................................................................ 11
3.2 Connection between RFID module and I2C/RS485 converter & relay
........................................................................................................................ 13
3.3 Configurations
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3.3.1 RS485 GW V2 to PoE; elevator reader to external power 14
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3.3.2 Elevator reader and RS485 GW V2 to external power (w or w/o relay modules) 16
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3.3.3 Elevator reader and relay modules to external power 18
4. Initiation and service functions

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4.1 To prepare for initiation
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4.1.1 To set up an elevator reader relay 20
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4.1.2 To set up an elevator reader 21
4.2 To initiate elevator reader and elevator reader relays
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4.2.1 Initiation with Lock Service 3G 23
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4.2.2 Initiation with card 24
4.3 Service functions
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4.3.1 Read-out 25
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4.3.1.1 Read-out with Lock Service 3G 25
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4.3.1.2 Read-out with card 25
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4.3.2 Firmware upgrade 26
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4.3.3 Cold reset 26
5. To check the elevator controller

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Appendix A: Quick reference of technical data

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Appendix B: Compliance with UL 294

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PoE ........................................................................................................................ 30
Standby........................................................................................................................
power 30

Feature........................................................................................................................
levels 30
Wiring method
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Test procedure
........................................................................................................................ 30
Impaired operation
........................................................................................................................ 31
To reduce risks
........................................................................................................................ 31
Appendix C: Read more

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Revision history
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FCC/ISED (IC) statements
FCC (Federal Communications Commission) statements
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is
likely to cause harmful interference; in which case, correction of the interference is at the
user's expense.
Important: Changes or modifications to an intentional or unintentional radiator not

expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment.
The LCU must be labeled to say 'FCC ID: Y7V-LCU6334' or 'FCC ID: Y7V-LCU6333',
depending on which LCU (lock controller unit) that is applicable.
ISED (IC) statements
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s).

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause
undesired operation of the device.
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils
radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes:
(1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et
(2) l’utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si
le brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnement.
The LCU is labeled 'IC:9514A-LCU6334' or 'IC:9514A-LCU6333', depending on which LCU

(lock controller unit) that is applicable.
The term "IC" before the equipment certification number only signifies that the Industry
Canada technical specifications were met.
Le terme "IC" devant le numéro de certification signifie seulement que les specifications
techniques Industrie Canada ont été respectées.
ASSA ABLOY Hospitality 5 66 1502 009-2

1. Introduction
An elevator controller (comprising elevator reader and one or more relay modules)
can be used for controlling up to 128 outputs; elevator reader relays. For each
elevator reader relay, a room interval is set up, e.g. the guest rooms on a
certain floor.
The elevator reader can in the online case be connected to an RS485 gateway V2
(including 8 outputs) and up to 15 relay modules (each with 8 outputs).
In the offline case the elevator reader can be connected to up to 16 relay modules;
each with 8 outputs.
Note: For more information about RS485 gateway V2, see User manual RS485
gateway V2.
The elevator reader gives a

green LED signal when a valid card is presented at the reader
a red LED signal when an invalid card is presented at the reader
In certain situations yellow LED signals are given, e.g. if one or more user groups
are blocked from the elevator reader. For detailed information about different LED
signals, see the appendix about LEDs and sound signals in User Manual Visionline.
Note: There are no sound signals in the elevator reader.
The elevator reader is connected to an interface board (PCB Assembly 3016);

see details in sections 3.1 and 3.2.

2. Mounting
2.1 Parts
Figure 1: Parts included in an elevator reader kit
Pos Description
1 RFID module, assy
2 I2C/RS485 converter & relay
3 Cable, low capacity, 20m, 3 pairs, 0.25mm2 / AWG 24

4 RS485 gateway V2
Table 1: Description of the parts in Figure 1

2.2 Cut-out dimensions
Figure 2: Cut-out for elevator reader
2.3 Dimensions for elevator reader (in mm/inches)
Figure 3: Elevator reader dimensions

2.4 Dimensions for I2C/RS485 converter & relay
Figure 4: I2C/RS485 converter & relay
Figure 5: Interior of I2C/RS485 converter & relay

2.5 Relay module
It is recommended to purchase the relay module together with a rack for mounting
with or without DIN rail. The mounting rack is delivered with Weidmüller gables
AP 80 D, see Figure 6 below. The rack is available in two lengths:
100 mm (3 15/16''); mounting rack for 1 relay module (Art. No 866 438)
400 mm (15 3/4''); mounting rack for 2-4 relay modules (Art. No 866 439)
Figure 6: Relay modules in mounting rack with AP 80 D gables.

The rack can be fastened with or without DIN rail.
For mounting on a standard 35 mm (1 7/16'') DIN rail, two Weidmüller clips RF 180
are required (see Figure 7 below; the clips are enclosed with the mounting rack).
Note: The DIN rail is not supplied from ASSA ABLOY Hospitality.
Figure 7: RF 180 clip
Figure 8: The mounting rack with relay

modules can be fastened on a standard
DIN rail.
Figure 9: Relay module dimensions
The relay module is 75 mm (3'') high with mounting rack and DIN rail,
and 52 mm (2 1/16'') with mounting rack only.

3. Electrical specification
See Appendix A: Quick reference of technical data for details about current
consumption, required power, maximum load etc.
3.1 Interface board connector

Inside the I2C/RS485 converter & relay, there is an interface board (PCB Assembly
3016) with the following connections:
1 Input voltage - Internally connected to GND

2 Input voltage +
3 Relay 2 Not in use

4 Relay 2 -''-
5 Relay 1 -''-
6 Relay 1 -''-
7 Door Switch -''-
8 Door Switch -''-
9 Exit Button -''-
10 Exit Button -''-
11 RS485: B
12 RS485: A
Table 2
Figure 10: Connection terminals on the interface board

Figure 11: The connector (marked with red in the picture)
is located on the bottom of the interface board.
Figure 12: Jumper configuration on interface board
*) Jumper JP1 should always be mounted since the elevator reader is in online
configurations always located on one end of the RS485 line; see details in Figure 17
and Figure 20.

3.2 Connection between RFID module and I2C/
RS485 converter & relay
The RFID module (reader unit) should be connected to the I2C/RS485 converter & relay
according to Figure 13 below.
Figure 13: Connection of reader unit to I2C/RS485 converter & relay
3.3 Configurations
Three different configurations are described in the following sections:
RS485 gateway V2 connected to PoE; elevator reader connected

to external power supply
elevator reader, RS485 gateway V2 and (optional) up to 15 relay modules

connected to external power supply
offline configuration: elevator reader and up to 16 relay modules connected

to external power supply

3.3.1 RS485 gateway V2 connected to PoE; elevator reader to
external power supply
Make sure that you have the latest version of the elevator reader firmware. To read out firmware
version and upload new firmware, use the service PC and Lock Service 3G; see Quick reference guide
Lock Service 3G for detailed information.
If the RS485 gateway V2 is powered by PoE, do NOT power the elevator controller by the voltage
supplied from the RS485 gateway V2.
The PoE device must be compliant with UL 294B.
The cable 2x2, which is used between the elevator reader and the RS485 gateway V2, shall be of TP
(twisted pair) type with a conductor area of minimum 0.25mm2 /AWG 24 and shielded if the length
exceeds 20 m/yds, LiYCY/UL 2919. In case of shield, one end shall be connected to protective ground.
All cables in the configuration are TP cables specified as above, except for the cable between
RS485 gateway V2 and LAN which is of CAT5 type or higher.
The maximum length for each cable is 30 m/yds.
A green LED on the interface board of the elevator reader indicates when the power is on.
Figure 14: Configuration overview when the RS485 gateway V2 is connected to PoE and the elevator
reader is connected to an external power supply; max one elevator reader per RS485 gateway V2.
For detailed information about connector on the elevator reader etc, see the first sections of chapter 3.
For details about current consumption, required power, maximum load etc, see Appendix A.
See Figure 15 for a detailed connection picture.

Figure 15: Detailed connection when the RS485 gateway V2 is connected to PoE and
the elevator reader is connected to an external power supply; maximum one elevator
reader per RS485 gateway V2.

3.3.2 Elevator reader, RS485 gateway V2 and (optional) up to
15 relay modules connected to external power supply
If the configuration should contain maximum 8 relay outputs, no relay modules are needed.
In this case, the 8 relay outputs of the RS485 gateway V2 can be used.
version and upload new firmware, use the service PC and Lock Service 3G; see Quick reference guide
The maximum load is NOT the same for a relay output on the RS485 gateway V2 as for a relay output
on a relay module; see Appendix A.
All cables in the configuration are TP cables specified as above, except for the cable between
RS485 gateway V2 and LAN which is of CAT5 type or higher.
If relay module(s) are applicable in the configuration, perform these steps before connecting
according to Figure 18.
Figure 16: Configuration overview when elevator reader, RS485 gateway V2 and (optional) up to 15 relay
modules are connected to an external power supply; maximum one elevator reader per RS485 gateway
V2. For detailed information about connector on the elevator reader etc, see the first sections of chapter
3. For details about current consumption, required power, maximum load etc, see Appendix A.
See Figure 18 for a detailed connection picture.

Important: Before connecting according to Figure 18, perform the following steps:
1. The RS485 gateway V2 and each of the relay modules must have a unique address.
2. Relay modules and elevator readers are at delivery equipped with a terminating resistor
to stabilize the communication signals. The terminating resistor should however be removed
from all units which are installed between the two end points of the RS485 line; see example
in Figure 17. To remove the terminating resistor from a relay module, cut it; see in Figure 9
where on the relay module it is located. Note: The elevator reader must be located at one
end of the RS485 communication cables.
Figure 17: Example of RS485 line. In this example, the terminating resistor should be cut on all
three relay modules. The terminating resistor of the elevator reader should be left untouched since
this unit is in one end point of the RS485 line.
Important: Use the same external power supply for the RS485 gateway V2, elevator reader and
(if applicable) the relay module(s), i.e. connect as described in Figure 18. This is to make sure that
the ground is common for the RS485 gateway V2, the elevator reader and the relay module(s).
Figure 18: Detailed connection when elevator reader, RS485 gateway V2 and (optional) up to 15 relay modules
are connected to an external power supply; maximum one elevator reader per RS485 gateway V2. See section
3.1 for details about terminals 3-10 on the interface board.

3.3.3 Elevator reader and relay modules connected to
external power supply
version and upload new firmware, use the service PC and Lock Service 3G; see Quick Reference Guide
All cables in the configuration are TP cables specified as above.
Figure 19: Configuration overview when elevator reader and up to 16 relay modules are connected to
external power supply; maximum one elevator reader per configuration. This configuration is offline.
For detailed information about connector on the elevator reader etc, see the first sections of chapter 3.
For details about current consumption, required power, maximum load etc, see Appendix A.
See Figure 21 for a detailed connection picture, but before connecting according to Figure 21,
perform the following steps:
1. The address selector on each relay module must have a unique address.
2. Relay modules and elevator readers are at delivery equipped with a terminating resistor to
stabilize the communication signals. The terminating resistor should however be removed
from all units which are installed between the two end points of the RS485 line; see example
in Figure 20. To remove the terminating resistor from a relay module, cut it; see in Figure 9
where on the relay module it is located. Note: The elevator reader must be located at one
end of the RS485 communication cables.
Figure 20: Example of RS485 line. In this example, the terminating resistor should be cut on relay
module 1 and relay module 2. The terminating resistor of the elevator reader and of relay module 3
should be left untouched since these units are at the end points of the RS485 line.

Important: Use the same external power supply for all relay modules as for the elevator
reader, i.e. connect as described in Figure 21. This is to make sure that the ground is common
for the relay modules and the elevator reader.
Figure 21: Detailed connection when elevator reader and up to 16 relay modules are connected to
external power supply. See section 3.1 for details about terminals 3-10 on the interface board.

4. Initiation and service functions
This section describes
setup of elevator reader relays and elevator readers in the Visionline software
initiation
read-out
firmware upgrade
For daily use of elevator readers – assigning access, setting in blocking mode and
setting in stand open mode – see User manual Visionline.
4.1 To prepare for initiation

When the elevator reader has been mounted and connected according to chapters
2 and 3, the following steps should be performed:
Elevator reader relays and elevator readers are set up as doors in the Visionline
software; see sections 4.1.1 and 4.1.2 below.
If the RS485 gateway V2 is used, this requires that the online option is set and
that a device is set up; see User Manual Online Option.
If the initiation of the elevator reader should be performed with service PC and
Lock Service 3G, see Quick reference guide Lock Service 3G for information on
how to download data from the server to the service PC. If the initiation of the
elevator reader should instead be performed with card, an initiation card is issued
in the Visionline software; see section 4.2.2 below.
Note: When the elevator reader is initiated, the connected relays will automatically
be initiated as well.
4.1.1 To set up an elevator reader relay

For each elevator reader relay, a room interval is set up (for example the guest
rooms on a certain floor). It is also possible to assign up to all 28 available common
rooms to a relay.
Figure 22

1. Double click on Doors under the Lists tab in the navigation window.
2. Click Add to add an elevator reader relay. The Door Details dialog is shown.
3. At Type, choose Elevator Reader Relay.
4. Enter a Name for the elevator reader relay.
5. At Room interval, enter the interval of rooms which are assigned for the relay.
6. At Area, choose what door area the door shall belong to; should there not be a
suitable one, make a new door area by clicking the
button.
7. If desired, enter a Description.
8. At Common rooms, all doors that have been set up to be of type Guest
Common
or PMS Common will be shown. Mark the appropriate check box(es). Each
elevator
reader relay can give access to up to all 28 common rooms.
9. Click New or Save (or Update, if an existing elevator reader relay was
modified).
The Options, Advanced, Indication and Online alternatives in the left part of the
Door Details dialog are not applicable for elevator reader relays.
4.1.2 To set up an elevator reader

1. Double click on Doors under the Lists tab in the navigation window.
2. Click Add to add an elevator reader. The Door Details dialog is shown.
Figure 23
3. At Type, choose Elevator Reader.

4. Enter a Name for the elevator reader.
5. At Area, choose what door area the door shall belong to; should
there not be a suitable one, make a new door area by clicking the
button.
6. If desired, enter a Description.
7. At Relay outputs, mark a concerned output and click Select. You will

get a dialog where the elevator reader relays that have been set up will
be shown; see example in Figure 24.
Figure 24
8. Mark the applicable relay and click OK.

9. Repeat steps 7-8 for all concerned relays. The result will be as in the example in
Figure 25:
Figure 25
10. The Open time for the elevator reader is by default 4 seconds but can be
changed; the open time can be 1-30 s.
11. Click New or Save (or Update, if an existing elevator reader was modified).
The Options, Advanced, Indication and Online alternatives in the left part of
the Door Details dialog are not applicable for elevator readers.

4.2 To initiate elevator reader and elevator reader relays
Note: For all operations described in section 4.2, make sure that the elevator reader
and Lock Service 3G/Visionline both have the same status, e.g. either both demo with
a system ID card (see Setup manual Visionline) or with Lock Service 3G; see Quick
reference guide Lock Service 3G.
The elevator reader is initiated with a service PC with the software Lock Service 3G,
or with an initiation card. The initiation can be performed either before or after the
system-ID is set. When an elevator reader is initiated, parameters such as the below
are transferred:
calendar
date and time (if that is chosen)
elevator reader number
opening time
opening mode
cancel list
Also parameters for the elevator reader relays that have been set
up for the elevator reader are transferred:
number
opening time
room interval
common room(s)
Note: If the elevator reader should be used in an online configuration (i.e. any of
the configurations with RS485 gateway V2; see sections 3.3.1-3.3.2 for detailed
information), the elevator reader should before initiation be set in online mode
with an RS485 configuration card issued in the Visionline software. For more
information on how to issue the card, see Setup Manual Visionline.
4.2.1 Initiation with Lock Service 3G

For information about initiating the elevator reader with the service PC and
Lock Service 3G, see Quick reference guide Lock Service 3G.

4.2.2 Initiation with card
To issue an initiation card in the Visionline software:
Figure 26
1. Double click on Initiation under the Cards tab in the navigation window.
2. Select a card holder by clicking the
button;
double click on a name or mark the name and click Select.
3. Choose the expiration time of the card (the default value is one day):
enter the number of days for which the card shall be valid, or mark the
button
next to the Expiration time field and mark a date in the calendar (or enter
a date manually). The chosen date will appear at Expiration time; the number
of days will change accordingly.
4. Mark the elevator reader that you want to initiate; it will appear in the text field
Initialize door.
5. Choose one of the three date/time options and fill in the fields accordingly.
6. Click Make Card; present a card at the encoder.
To initiate the elevator reader with the initiation card:

1. Present the card at the elevator reader at the exact time and date that were
chosen when the initiation card was issued (if time and date are to be set),
since that specific time will be set in the elevator reader.
Note: There is a yellow continuous LED while the information is being transferred
to the elevator reader. Wait for a short green LED flash before retracting the card,
or the operation will not be successful.
An initiation will be stored as at least two events in the event list to prevent
tampering with the time in the elevator reader; one event before the initiation
and one event after, and possibly some other events if the initiation causes the
door unit status to change.
Note: The initiation card can only be used once, to avoid that two elevator readers
are given the same identity.

4.3 Service functions
Note: For all operations described in section 4.3, make sure that the elevator reader
and Lock Service 3G/Visionline both have the same status, e.g. either both demo
or both with system ID. The system ID can be set in the elevator reader either with
a system ID card (see Setup manual Visionline) or with Lock Service 3G; see Quick
reference guide Lock Service 3G.
4.3.1 Read-out
The read-out can be performed either with Lock Service 3G or with a read-out card.
If using Lock Service 3G, it is possible to read out 2000 events.
4.3.1.1 Read-out with Lock Service 3G

For information about read-out with the service PC and the software Lock Service 3G,
see Quick reference guide Lock Service 3G.
4.3.1.2 Read-out with card
To issue a Read-out card (or Read-out card advanced) in the

Visionline software:
1. Double click on Read-out (or, if applicable, Read-out Advanced) under the

Cards tab in the navigation window.
2. Make the appropriate choices/enter the appropriate fields etc in the card dialog.
3. For cards of type Read-out Advanced, it is possible to read only new events,
i.e. events that have not been marked as read in the elevator reader. In this case,
check Only new events. In order to read only new events, check Mark events
as read.
4. When all information has been entered, click Make Card; present a card at
the encoder.
To make a read-out:
1. Present the card at the elevator reader to make a read-out; there is a yellow
continuous LED signal while the information is being transferred to the card.
Wait for a short green LED flash before retracting the card, or the operation
will not be successful.
Note: One Read-out card can be used in several elevator readers. When the
card is full, three short red LED flashes will alert the user.

To transfer the information to the PC for processing:
1. Click on the icon Read Events from Card (or, if applicable, Read Parameters
from Card) and present the card at the encoder.
2. Click Read card to see the fetched events (or parameters). The events/
parameters can only be fetched from the card once, then they are erased
from the card; they can however be read out from the door unit again.
4.3.2 Firmware upgrade

For information about firmware upgrade with the service PC and Lock Service 3G,
see Quick reference guide Lock Service 3G.
4.3.3 Cold reset

For information about cold reset, see Quick reference guide Lock Service 3G.

5. To check the elevator controller
When all operations in chapters 2 and 3 and sections 4.1 and 4.2 have been
performed, follow the steps below to verify that the product is working correctly:
1. Make sure that all wires are attached correctly, as described in this manual
(see configurations in section 3.3).
2. If relay modules are used, verify that the jumpers and address selector on them
are correctly set.
3. Turn on external power.
5. Present some different valid keycards which together cover all relay outputs in
use; for each card, make sure that
- the LED on the elevator controller emits a green light
- the correct relay outputs are operated.
6. Present a Check Zigbee status card (issued in Visionline) and make sure that
the LED emits a green light; this verifies that the elevator controller is online.

Cut-out for fasteners: Ø 6.35 (1/4'')
Cut-out for grommet: Ø 12.70 (1/2'')
Dimensions, elevator reader (WxHxD): 90 x 59.7 x 17.8 mm (3 9/1'' x 2 23/64'' x

45/64'')
Dimensions, PCB Assembly 3016 (WxHxD):

84.0 x 68.6 x 21.0 (3 5/16'' x 2 45/64'' x 53/64'')
Dimensions, relay module with DIN rail (WxHxD):

100 x 67.8+0,2 x 75 mm (3 15/16'' x 2 3/4'' x 3'')
Electrical specification:
12-24VDC input voltage for the elevator reader
12-48VDC input voltage for the RS485 gateway V2

Important: Please note that 48VDC is only for the RS485 gateway V2
and not for the elevator controller.
If PoE is used, the PoE device must be compliant with UL 294B.
Input terminals of the RS485 gateway V2 can handle 12-48VDC;

non-polarized
The maximum current consumption for the elevator reader is 150 mA.
The maximum current consumption for each relay module is 100 mA.
The maximum current consumption for the RS485 gateway V2 is 200 mA.
To decide the required capacity of power supply/UPS, add the

power consumption of:
- elevator reader
- RS485 gateway V2; if applicable
- all relay modules; if applicable
The elevator reader can in the online case be connected to an RS485 gateway V2
(including 8 outputs) and up to 15 relay modules (each with 8 outputs). In the
offline case the elevator reader can be connected to up to 16 relay modules;
each with 8 outputs. This gives a maximum of 128 outputs both in the online
case and the offline case.

The electrical standard for the serial interface connecting the different modules
is RS485.
If the distance between the reader and the RS485 gateway V2 or first relay
module is more than 20 m/yds, the cable should be shielded. The shield should
be connected to protective ground at one end.
The maximum length for each cable is 30 m/yds. See sections 3.3.1-3.3.2 for
details about the different configurations.
Important: The maximum load is NOT the same for a relay output on the
RS485 gateway V2 as for a relay output on a relay module; see below.
Maximum load for each relay output on the RS485 gateway V2:
48 VDC / 400 mA
Maximum load for each relay output on a relay module:

0,5A @125VAC or 2A @30VDC resistive
Relay module:
It is recommended that the relay module is purchased together with a mounting
rack for fastening with or without DIN rail.
The rack is delivered with Weidmüller gables AP 80 D (2 pcs) and enclosed are also
Weidmüller clips RF 180 (2 pcs). The clips are used for fastening on the DIN rail.
Firmware upgrade:
See Quick reference guide Lock Service 3G for details.
Cold reset:
See Quick reference guide Lock Service 3G for details.

PoE
If PoE is used (see configuration in section 3.3.1), the PoE device should be compliant
with UL 294B.
Standby power
This product does not contain any standby power source, nor a separate input for a
standby power supply.
Feature levels
The following feature levels, as specified by UL 294 for Access Control System Units,
are met:
Destructive Attack Level II
Line Security I
Endurance Level IV
Standby power I
Wiring method
The wiring method shall be in accordance with US National Electrical Code, ANSI/
NFPA 70.
Test procedure
After installation of the elevator controller, see chapter 5 for information on how to
verify that the product is working correctly. There is no requirement for repeated
testing at a regular basis.

Impaired operation
The following conditions must be fulfilled; if they are not, the result may be an
impaired operation of the product:
• The elevator controller may not be connected to mains voltage or any voltage
above 24VDC (48VDC for the RS485 gateway V2).
• The external power supply must provide sufficient current to operate both the
elevator controller and any additional relay modules.
• The relay outputs may not be loaded beyond their specified capacity.
• The cables must be of specified type, and within the specified length; see
details in section 3.3.
To reduce risks
The following features are provided to reduce the risk of a fire or electric shock;
do not in any way try to alter the design to bypass these protective elements:
• The elevator controller has solid-state resettable fuse and voltage regulators
with thermal shutdown and current-limit protection.
Over voltage protection is added to prevent high voltage spikes from interfering
with the operation of the elevator controller.

Appendix C: Read more
Document name Document number

Quick reference guide Lock Service 3G 66 6001 006
Setup manual Visionline 66 5013 019
User manual Online option 66 3081 004
User manual Visionline 4822114
User manual RS485 gateway V2 66 4040 005
Revision history
Date Change By
March 15, 2017 First release KG
August 10, 2017 Clarified regarding input voltage for KG
elevator controller and RS485 gateway V2
October 17, 2017 Added information about compliance with UL 294 KG

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User Manual

Elevator Controller Visionline

(Configurations with RS485 gateway V2)

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4. Initiation and service functions

5. To check the elevator controller

Appendix A: Quick reference of technical data

Appendix B: Compliance with UL 294

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Appendix C: Read more

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FCC (Federal Communications Commission) statements

Important: Changes or modifications to an intentional or unintentional radiator not

ISED (IC) statements

This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s).

The LCU is labeled 'IC:9514A-LCU6334' or 'IC:9514A-LCU6333', depending on which LCU

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The elevator reader gives a

Note: There are no sound signals in the elevator reader.

The elevator reader is connected to an interface board (PCB Assembly 3016);

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Figure 1: Parts included in an elevator reader kit

1 RFID module, assy

2 I2C/RS485 converter & relay

3 Cable, low capacity, 20m, 3 pairs, 0.25mm2 / AWG 24

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Figure 2: Cut-out for elevator reader

2.3 Dimensions for elevator reader (in mm/inches)

Figure 3: Elevator reader dimensions

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Figure 4: I2C/RS485 converter & relay

Figure 5: Interior of I2C/RS485 converter & relay

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Figure 6: Relay modules in mounting rack with AP 80 D gables.

Figure 7: RF 180 clip

Figure 8: The mounting rack with relay

Figure 9: Relay module dimensions

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3.1 Interface board connector

1 Input voltage - Internally connected to GND

3 Relay 2 Not in use

Figure 10: Connection terminals on the interface board

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Figure 12: Jumper configuration on interface board

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Figure 13: Connection of reader unit to I2C/RS485 converter & relay

RS485 gateway V2 connected to PoE; elevator reader connected

elevator reader, RS485 gateway V2 and (optional) up to 15 relay modules

offline configuration: elevator reader and up to 16 relay modules connected

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The PoE device must be compliant with UL 294B.

The maximum length for each cable is 30 m/yds.

See Figure 15 for a detailed connection picture.

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The maximum length for each cable is 30 m/yds.

See Figure 18 for a detailed connection picture.

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All cables in the configuration are TP cables specified as above.

The maximum length for each cable is 30 m/yds.