TruPortal System Controller Quick Reference (for TP-SYS-BRD, TP-SYS-2D, TP-SYS-2D-E, TP-SYS-2D2R) en-us

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1 TruPortal System ontroller Quick Reference (for TP-SYS-BR, TP-SYS-, TP-SYS--E, TP-SYS-R) en-us The TruPortal System ontroller The TruPortal System ontroller provides a solution for access control. It consists of two boards; the I/O board and the system on module (SOM) board. The I/O board, the larger of the two, contains the power supply and all field wiring connections. The SOM, the smaller mounted board, contains the main PU and memory. The event log buffer and the real time clock are stored in battery-backed memory. Each reader port can accommodate a reader that utilizes Wiegand ata/ata0, LE control, and buzzer control. Twelve supervised inputs (excluding tamper and power monitor) are provided for door sense, reader tamper, or request to exit as well as four auxiliary supervised inputs. TP-SYS-: TruPortal -oor base kit. onsists of a TruPortal System ontroller, installed in UL-listed enclosure with amp power supply. TP-SYS-R: TruPortal -oor base kit with readers. onsists of a TruPortal System ontroller, installed in UL-listed enclosure with amp power supply. Includes T-00 Readers (quantity = ) and redentials (quantity = 5). TP-SYS--E: TruPortal -oor base kit for EMEA. onsists of a TruPortal System ontroller, installed in E-compliant enclosure with amp power supply. -E Part number suffix for panel with E enclosure (E 0 VA internal transformer). ot evaluated by UL. Interfaces The TruPortal System ontroller interfaces upstream with the browserbased TruPortal User Interface. There is no dedicated host software to install on operators workstations. The TruPortal System ontroller provides two () Ethernet ports. onfiguration data and event/status reports are exchanged with the user interface via the primary Ethernet ports. The secondary port is not used. ommunication via modem is not supported. Packing List TruPortal System ontroller PB assembly, which consists of the I/O board and the SOM (quantity = ) Two positional terminal plug-in block (quantity = 7) Three positional terminal plug-in block (quantity = 0) Four positional terminal plug-in block (quantity = 8) End of line resistors k ohm, % (quantity = ) Push-fit terminal tab adapters (quantity = ) Battery cable (quantity =) Battery bracket (quantity = ) Screws for battery bracket (quantity = ) Strain relief for power cable (quantity = ) Terminal block cover (quantity = ) Lock (quantity = ) Machine screws for securing the cover (quantity =6) Enclosure (depending on option ordered) Transformer (depending on option ordered) redentials (depending on option ordered) T-00 Proximity Readers (depending on option ordered) Model umbers The panels are available in the following configurations: TP-SYS-BR: TruPortal System ontroller. Board only. apable of controlling two () doors. o enclosure or readers. TruPortal System ontroller Quick Reference P/ B JA en-us

2 System apacities Attribute TP-SYS Attribute TP-SYS umber of persons 0,000 umber of unique credentials 0,000 redentials per person 5 Access levels 6 Access levels per credential 8 Schedules 6 Time intervals per schedule 6 Holiday groups per schedule 8 Holiday groups 8 Holidays per holiday group Holidays (total) 55 Areas 6 Reader groups 6 Operator roles User-defined fields 0 Video layouts 6 ard formats 8 umber of retained events in event log 65,000 oors/readers umber of doors (base board and dual door controllers) with readers in / umber of doors with readers in and out TP-A--BR ual oor ontrol Modules (including built in) 6 / Readers (total) 6 Inputs/Outputs Total number of system inputs (including TruPortal System ontroller) Total number of system outputs (including TruPortal System ontroller) Total number of TP-A-IO or TP- A-IO-BR Input/Output Expansion Add-Ons VR/ameras VRs 66 8 ameras per VR TVR0 (EMEA & US) TVR0 (US Only) 6 ameras (maximum) 6 Ethernet ports (total/supported) / RS-85 SAPP bus ports Anti-attack Bushing ap An anti-attack bushing cap covers a rear tamper spring. It fits inside an O-ring bushing located in the cabinet s rear wall anti-tamper spring knockout. Leave the O-ring bushing and cap in place if the rear tamper is not used. If the rear tamper is used:. Remove the cap and the O-ring with the edge of a flat screwdriver.. iscard the O-ring.. Align the cap for the tamper spring and knockout hole on the cabinet back.. Screw the cap into the mounting surface. 5. Place the control cabinet over it, allowing the rear tamper spring to fit inside the cap. The cap will fit into the cabinet s tamper spring knockout hole. 6. Secure the cabinet to the mounting surface. Mounting the Module On dry wall, use /8 in. (.75 mm) hollow wall, expansion anchors. Unscrew the screws from the anchors. Mark the mounting holes. Force a starter hole in each mark with a sharp tool. Hammer the anchors into each hole. Align the box mounting holes over the anchor holes and screw in the anchors until tight. On a concrete surface, hold the control box on the mounting surface. Mark the mounting holes. Use a hammer drill with a /6 in. (.76 mm) carballoy drill bit and make in. (5. mm) deep holes in each marking. Insert a # 6-8 plastic anchor in each hole and hammer them in. Use # 8 X in.(5. mm), Phillips, wood screws to screw into the plastic anchors and mount the box. See Figure on page 9. ommunication Wiring The controller communicates to the user interface via Ethernet. The downstream communication ports are -wire RS-85 interfaces which can be used to connect additional I/O panels. The interface allows multidrop communication on a single bus of up to 000 feet (00 m). Use twisted pairs (minimum AWG / 0.6 mm / 0.6 mm ) with an overall shield for communication. See Figure on page 0. Reader Wiring Each reader port supports Wiegand ata/ata0. Voltage at the reader port is passed through from the input voltage of the controller and is limited to 50 ma. The reader supply voltage is V. Readers that require different voltage should be powered separately. These readers may be connected and TruPortal System ontroller Quick Reference P/ B 6JA en-us

3 powered through the dual door interface module. Refer to the reader manufacturer specifications for cabling requirements BZ + GR R 0 0 Reader wiring 0/7 /8 allout escription allout escription Buzzer LE + V Buzzer Green LE 5 ata0 Red LE 6 ata 5 7 ata ata0 7 0 V 9 Buzzer 8 0 LE 9 0 Power allout escription allout escription Buzzer 5 ata + V 6 ata0 Green LE 7 Ground Red LE Wiring In and Out readers 0/7 /8 /9 BZ GR R 0 0 A B Reader (Out) Ground Ground Reader (In) Power Input ircuit Wiring Typically, these inputs are used to monitor door position, request to exit, or alarm contacts. Input circuits are supervised. The input circuit is able to report a condition of Fault for the status of the circuit, which appears as a Tamper event for supervised conditions. A supervised input circuit requires a resistor be added to the circuit to facilitate proper reporting. The standard supervised circuit requires ohm, % resistors and should be located as close to the sensor as possible Relay ircuit Wiring All relays are dry contact. 0 9 Output 0 V rating Siren relay A Strobe relay A Strike relay 5 A 5 Aux relay A 6 The relays for siren and door strike have a ommon pole (), a ormally losed pole (), and a ormally Open pole (O). When you are controlling the delivery of power to the door strike, the ormally Open and ommon poles are used. When you are momentarily removing power to unlock the door, as with a mag lock, the ormally losed and ommon poles are used. heck with local building codes for proper egress door installation. Power The TruPortal System ontroller requires 8 VA or V for input power at, or V at ( V and V input power were not evaluated by UL). When powering the board from V, the onboard battery charger will not be used and the lead-acid backup battery TruPortal System ontroller Quick Reference P/ B JA en-us

4 should not be connected to the TP-SYS. The power supply providing the V must have its own backup source. wires. The earth ground connection at Pin is not required if the controller board is grounded through the mounting screws. Maximum lengths for wiring TP-SYS 0/0 VA Power wiring diagram I/O escription onnection Maximum length of AWG wire (in feet) Maximum line resistance (in Ohms). V supply output approximately.8 allout escription allout escription Ground stud onnections for A wiring Red transformer wires Wiring indication Supervised inputs approximately 8 Power connectors + 0 V 5 V relay output (assume 5% voltage drop) 7- (O) 7- () 7- () - (O) - () - () 5 approximately 0.7 allout escription allout escription V input 8 V Input VA Input A A V relay output (assume 5% voltage drop) - () - () - (O) 5-() 5- () - (O) - () 0- (O) 0- () 0 approximately.6 The maximum input current is.7 A. The gauge is dependent on the length of the wire. The TruPortal System ontroller can be powered by an internal 8 VA transformer that uses 0 AWG (0.8 mm / 0.58 mm ) secondary ote: These specified ranges have been verified by UL. ote that if you run a longer wire, it is not verified by UL. This equipment must be permanently connected to a mains fused spur ( A or 5 A) using -core cable with each core being no less than 8 AWG (.0 mm / 0.8 mm ). The mains cable should be clamped securely with the cable clamps provided within the equipment/installation kit. Knockouts are provided on the top, bottom and sides of this equipment and these are intended for conduit or cable glands. As a mains switch is not provided on the equipment, a readily accessible disconnect device shall be incorporated in the building installation wiring. Where there is doubt as to the phase of this wiring, the device, when operated, will disconnect both poles simultaneously. TruPortal System ontroller Quick Reference P/ B 6JA en-us

5 Mains Supply Item Internal transformer Input current rating (A) orth America product 0 VA +0% -5%, 60Hz European product 0 VA +0% -5%, 50Hz Australian/ ew Zealand product 0 VA ±0%, 50Hz 600 ma 50 ma 50 ma Power Setup Power management parameters for the TruPortal System ontroller are preconfigured as follows. These parameters can not be changed: Brownout mode: Alarm and report Brownout voltage (V): 0.00 Battery size (Ah): 8 Select heck for battery. lear the Enable battery tests check box. Test time: 0 sec Mains fuse T60 ma 50 V, UL Listed T00 ma 50 V T00 ma 50 V Low load test period: min High load test period: 0 hr Low voltage (V):.70 Warning: For continued protection against risk of fire, replace the mains fuse only with the same type and rating of fuse. The Aux. supply output is a lass Power Limited circuit. Warning voltage (V):.0 utoff voltage (V): 0.0 Very low voltage (V): 9.00 Excess charge voltage (V): 6.00 Aux Supply Item Output voltage () Standby battery Maximum recharge time power supply rating** Battery charge limit Quiescent current Mains powered unit + V input* + V input* V ±5% V ±5% V ±5% 7 Ah or 8 Ah 7 Ah or 8 Ah hours hours. A. A. A. A. A 0 ma 0 ma 00 ma * V and V input were not evaluated by UL. ** This Power Supply Rating is for all the current requirements, including recharging the battery. Board protection is provided by resettable fuses which are not replaceable. All wiring in this enclosure is required to be UL compliant. All installation wiring within this equipment cabinet should utilize plastic cable ties to bundle cables and attach to designated cabinet cable mounting locations to provide strain relief for the cable harness. isposal of batteries should be according to the local laws and regulations of your region. ontact your local waste management office for information on battery recycling or disposal. If you are not able to identify the applicable rules in your area, check the instructions which will be available from the battery manufacturer. Ground all enclosures in accordance with FPA 70 and anadian Electrical ode, Part I. utoff time: 0 sec o current (ma): 7 Excess power state discharge current (A):.00 onfiguration Use the TruPortal Installation Wizard to discover the controller and connected peripherals, and to change basic configuration parameters.. Insert the TruPortal disc in your computer s /V drive (Windows only).. Install Microsoft.ET.0 Framework. The TruPortal Utilities software will detect automatically if the.et software is installed and display the word Installed next to the link if it is found.. Install Bonjour Print Services. The TruPortal Utilities software will detect automatically if the Bonjour software is installed and display the word Installed next to the link if it is found.. lick iscovery and Installation Wizard. 5. Select a Language and click [ext]. The wizard will search the network for all TP controllers. 6. Select the controller to configure from the list and click [ext]. 7. Type the Administrator s current Password. The default administrator User ame is admin The default administrator Password is demo 8. hoose a new password for the administrator. The Administrator account has access to all aspects of the TP controller configuration. Leaving default user names and passwords in place is dangerous. Anyone familiar with the product will know the defaults. 9. Type the password in the ew Password and onfirm Password fields and click [ext]. 0. hange the settings on the etwork onfiguration tab as directed by the site s network administrator. TruPortal System ontroller Quick Reference 5 P/ B JA en-us

6 . lick [ext]. The wizard will discover controllers and I/O expansion modules connected to the TP controller.. lick [Sync with P] to set the correct time on the controller.. Select the appropriate Global Input EOL Terminations to indicate how the tamper circuits and sensors on the doors and readers are wired.. For each general purpose auxiliary input that is connected: a. Select a Mode. b. Observe the inputs to determine they are working and communicating with the controller. 5. For each general purpose auxiliary output that is connected: a. lick the icon next to the State to change state. b. Observe the outputs to determine they are working and being activated by the controller. 6. For each door controller, select the umber of oors controlled. 7. For each door: a. Select the appropriate Mode for contact, request to exit and tamper circuits. b. Select commands from the oor ontrol list to test each door for proper installation and electrical wiring. 8. When you have tested all devices, click [Finish]. Jumpers Status LEs The following chart describes the purpose of each LE on the I/O board. I/O board LE LEs and LE LE LE 5 LE 6 escription uring normal operation, the heartbeat is indicated by a one second blink rate on LE. uring firmware upgrade: When LE and LE are both O, the board is in monitor program mode (bootloader mode). When LE is O and LE is off, programming (flash) firmware is in progress. Orange LE indicates communication occurring on SAPP port. Orange LE indicates communication occurring on SAPP port. Orange LE indicates communication occurring on SAPP port. Orange LE indicates communication occurring on SAPP port. Jumper escription LE 7 Green LE indicates link and activity on primary Ethernet port (Eth0). 7 External LE indication for power (to be wired to the outside of the enclosure) LE 8 Yellow LE indicates speed on primary Ethernet port (Eth0). 8 9 ontrols SAPP termination. 0-ohm termination is added across the bus when the shunt jumper is installed on the pin header. ontrols SAPP termination. 0-ohm termination is added across the bus when the shunt jumper is installed on the pin header. LE 9 LE 0 LE Green LE indicates link and activity on secondary Ethernet port (Eth). Yellow LE indicates speed on secondary Ethernet port (Eth). ot applicable 0 ontrols SAPP termination. 0-ohm termination is added across the bus when the shunt jumper is installed on the pin header. LE Green LE indicates the presence of power to the board at connector. 5 ontrols SAPP termination. 0-ohm termination is added across the bus when the shunt jumper is installed on the pin header. If the panel needs to be started on battery only, without ever having A or power, this connector should be momentarily shorted. LEs through 0 will be switched off when the enclosure is closed. The following chart describes the purpose of each LE on the SOM board. SOM board LE Power LE escription Green LE indicates SOM power. Status Status Yellow LE, along with the green power LE, indicates initialization. Red LE is off. urrently not defined. TruPortal System ontroller Quick Reference 6 P/ B 6JA en-us

7 TruPortal Reader Output LEs The following chart describes the behavior of TruPortal reader output based on different actions of the door. Reader Mode LE LE Mode RLE I O olor OFF olor O Time OFF Time Repeat ount Beep ount RdiLine RdiLine isabled /A Unlocked GREE GREE Locked RE GREE Facility /A /A RE RE ard Only RE RE Pin Only RE RE ard & Pin RE RE ard or Pin RE RE /A /A Replace Battery The event log buffer and the real time clock are backed up by a V battery. Without power being applied to the controller, the battery will retain events and transactions for up to one year. This battery should be replaced annually to insure that proper backup functionally is maintained. Remove the insulator from the battery holder after installation. Replacement battery: Panasonic R5 Lithium coin cell battery. Warning aution: When changing the lithium battery, replacement must be a Panasonic R5 only. Battery may explode if mistreated. o not recharge, disassemble or dispose of in fire. Follow local code for proper disposal of used lithium battery. Specifications The TruPortal System ontroller is for use with UL Listed access control power limited power supplies. These specifications are subject to change without notice. Primary Power: - A power: 8 VA ± 0% - power: / V ± 0% (ot evaluated by UL.) - Maximum input power:.7 A - Total current that can be sourced from panel: A. ote: It is up to the installer to ensure that the sum of the loads on all the supply outputs from the TruPortal System ontroller plus the current consumed by the controller is equal to or less than. A (see power table). The. A output current from the regulator also includes at least 00 ma to power the I/O board and the SOM. Maximum available output current is A. [Example: 50 ma for (Reader power) + 00 ma for (SAPP Ports) = 650 ma total current used.] rawing more will cause the output voltage to drop as the system regulator starts to current limit. - The power applied from the mains to the transformer in the enclosure is 0 VA for orth America (0 VA for Europe, and 0 VA for Australia). Memory and lock Backup: Panasonic V R5 Lithium coin cell battery Wiring - Ground: AWG (.68 mm /.08 mm ),, provided in the panel from the fused terminal block to the ground lug - Module Bus (RS-85) abling (device communication and power): Recommended: AWG (0.6 mm / 0.6 mm ), conductors, shielded twisted pair, 0 impedance, low capacitance, pf/meter or.5 pf/foot (such as Belden 98). - Maximum Length: Up to 000 feet (60 m) of cable on a Module bus port. ote: For longer cable distances, or where one cable connects many expansion modules (daisy chained, star wiring configurations are not acceptable), a 0-ohm terminating resistor will need to be installed across A and B communication terminals of the last module on the bus cable. - Separate Power (or door strike) Wiring: Recommended:8 AWG (.0 mm / 0.8 mm ), stranded and insulated ( conductors; color-coded is preferable) - Inputs/Sensor abling: AWG (0.6 mm / 0.6 mm ), wires (For electrically noisy environments, use twisted pair, and/or shielded cable.) - Outputs/Signaling: AWG (0.6 mm / 0.6 mm ), conductors Reader abling: AWG (0.6 mm / 0.6 mm ),(For anadian UL Listed installations: AWG / 0.6 mm / 0.6 mm ), shielded. Maximum for reader data lines: 500 feet (50 m). Maximum for power wiring: 00 feet (9. m). TruPortal System ontroller Quick Reference 7 P/ B JA en-us

8 - Basic reader (no LEs, buzzer control, or tamper): conductors - Reader with LEs: 6 conductors - Reader with LEs, plus buzzer and tamper: 9 conductors Relays outputs: - Siren relay, 0 V - Strobe relay, 0 V - Strike relay, 5 0 V - Aux relay, 0 V Environmental: Temperature: Operating: to 0 F (0 to +9 ) Storage: -0 to 85 F (-0 to 85 ) Humidity: 0 to 85% ± 5% RH BTU Output: 7.7 BTU/hour Mechanical: imensions: H 6.0 x W 9.8 x.65 inches (H 60 x W 50 x mm) Weight of I/O board and SOM board:.0 lbs. (0.7 kg) Weight of accompanying parts: Enclosure:. lbs. (6 kg) Transformer:. lbs ( kg) Battery retention bracket:0. lb. (0.09 kg) 8 Ahr battery:.8 lbs. (5.8 kg) UL9 Listed F Part 5 E marking RoHS compliant WEEE F part 5 UL Listed AES8 certified (ertificate #96) TruPortal System ontroller Quick Reference 8 P/ B 6JA en-us

9 0.00mm [0.9in] 6.8mm [0.55in] Figure : TruPortal System ontroller enclosure R.55mm [0.00in].00mm [0.in] 5mm ±0.5 [5.7in ±0.0] 50mm ± mm [.97in ±0.0] [.85in] 5.00mm [0.000in].9mm [8.86in] 7.mm [6.86in] 0.00mm [5.5in] 0.9mm (5 POS) [0.0in] K G K 0mm ±0.5 [5.in ±0.0] 59.08mm [.in] 00mm ±0.5 [.9in ±0.0] 65mm ±0.50 [.559in ±0.097] 89.0mm ±.0 [.50in ±0.09] 60.5mm [6.in] 9.8mm [5.90in] 0.00mm [.57in] 0.mm [0.0in] 8.00mm [.9in] K G 7.mm [.86in] 50mm ±0.50 [5.9in ±0.0] 5.00mm [0.59in] E H 55mm ±0.50 [.7in ±0.0] 60.6mm [.8in] 50mm ±0.50 [5.9in ±0.0] G 0mm ±0.5 [9.06in ±0.0] 65mm ±0.50 [.56in ±0.0] 6.mm [6.in] 8.5mm [9.9in] 0.00mm [5.in] 6.mm [8.5in] 8.5mm [7.5in] 6.mm [8.5in] 70mm ±0.5 [6.69in ±0.0] mm ±0.5 [8.7in ±0.0].6mm [9.5in] J F E E F J J.70mm [0.50in] 5.00mm [0.98in] H K 9.9mm ±.0 [.7in ±0.09] 5.7mm [0.6in] 6.0mm [.50in] 9.8mm [9.in] 5.87mm [.8in] 9.9mm [.7in].70mm [0.50in] 69.9mm [8.5in] TruPortal System ontroller Quick Reference 9 P/ B JA en-us

10 Input Figure : TruPortal controller 8VA/ V Input V Input POWER + POWER - 8VA/V Power Indication LE Aux Power Siren Relay Strobe Relay External Tamper Relay option if fitted Aux output Aux output O 0 SW V S oor ontroller Power Limited Power Limited oor ontroller Input Input Input Input Input Input Input Input Aux RTE R The EOL resistors and O contacts on the supervised inputs are shown as a typical configuration only and do not restrict the actual use of these inputs in the field. TR Aux RTE R TR Power Limited Power Limited Strike Relay Access Reader Egress Aux Reader Relay Strike Relay Access Reader Egress Aux Reader Relay 0 Buzzer Green LE Red LE Buzzer Green LE Red LE Input OSP omms LE IP Setting Input Input Input 6 OSP omms LE 5 Microcontroller Status LEs Power Limited Input RS85 Bus Input Input SAPP LE Term B - A + Test onfig SAPP LE Factory set : do not adjust RS85 Bus 7 Panasonic p/n R5 Speed LEs (0Mbits/00Mbits) 5 Term V oin ell SAPP LE Term SAPP LE B - A + B - A + RS85 Bus Power Limited Add shunt to Term ~ if 0Ω termination is required SOM Status LEs Term 6 7 V B - A + RS85 Bus Link (Activity) LE Link (Activity) LE SAPP LEs indicate bus comms VBUS WW Modem Socket + Ethernet Port Ethernet Port (Power limited to 00mA per port) USB ual Port Battery leads to be routed directly under board Power Limited BLAK etwork Interface (Access ontrol System Host ommunications) Maintain 0.5in spacing between power and on Power Limited circuits + - To secure battery use bracket p/n 8005B and of the 8- screws from the supplied accessories kit. on Power Limited RE To V battery The EOL resistors and O contacts on the supervised inputs are shown as a typical configuration only and do not restrict the actual use of these inputs in the field. The battery leads at must be routed away from power limited circuits. Maintain 0.5 inches (6 mm) spacing between non-power limited (that is, battery leads and A Mains) and power limited wiring. TruPortal System ontroller Quick Reference 0 P/ B 6JA en-us