DATASHEET ACCESSMANAGER BUS
KentixONE Operating mode
| SiteManager Operation | Stand-alone operation |
|---|---|
Overview
The Kentix AccessManager (Bus) is the management unit for wired Kentix DoorLock components such as wall readers (DoorLock-WA) or rack locks (DoorLock-RA4). The AccessManager is network-compatible and is supplied with power via Power over Ethernet (PoE). The AccessManager has an integrated 24VDC PoE splitter to supply the connected readers and locks with power.
The AccessManager can be operated as a main device (operating mode: Main Device) or as part of a network (operating mode: Satellite Device) with other AccessManagers. The KentixONE software is already integrated via the integrated web server (HTTPS). Configuration is performed via web browser and, depending on the operating mode, locally on the AccessManager itself or on a central instance such as the SiteManager or AlarmManager.
The AccessManager can be mounted on a standard DIN rail or alternatively in a 60mm switch box.
The AccessManager (bus) has 2 changeover relays and 2 digital inputs for door contacts and/or door openers. The assignment and use of the relays and digital inputs depends on different operating modes.
In normal door operation, two doors can be operated with door contacts. However, there are special operating modes (bypass, door opener) in which only one door per AccessManager can be operated.
Safety instructions
No modifications of any kind, other than those described in an appropriate manual, are permitted to Kentix GmbH products.
Certain levels of protection must be provided when installing Kentix equipment.
Observe the relevant regulations for installations in the respective environment.
Only operate the products within the defined temperature range.
The instructions should be passed on to the user by the person carrying out the installation.
Kentix accepts no liability for damage to the equipment or components resulting from incorrect installation. No liability is accepted for incorrectly programmed units.
Kentix shall not be liable in the event of malfunctions, damage to property or other damage.
Protect moisture, dirt and damage.
Only operate the products within the defined temperature range.
Installation and battery replacement may only be carried out by trained personnel in accordance with the instructions.
Do not charge, short circuit, open or heat batteries.
When inserting the batteries, pay attention to the correct polarity.
The devices must always be operated with the batteries intended for the product.
When changing batteries, always replace all batteries.
Dispose of old or used batteries properly.
Keep batteries out of the reach of children.
Connection and operating elements
- Terminal block 1 (terminal 1-8, IO terminal with relay 1+2, digital input 1+2)
- Terminal block 2 (terminal 1-6, BUS for RFID reader, PoE splitter 24VDC)
- Ethernet port with PoE power supply, Class 3 (12.95W)
- Jumper for switching the logic for relay output 1+2 (NC, NO)
ATTENTION! Terminals 1-4 on terminal block 2 supply a voltage of 24VDC (integrated PoE splitter) and are not intended for the power supply of the module. Applying an external voltage (e.g. connecting a power supply unit) can destroy the module. The power supply of the AccessManager is exclusively via PoE.
| Terminal block 1 | Function connection |
|---|---|
| 1 | Digital input DI 1 (For potential-free wiring, e.g. door contact) |
| 2 | Digital input DI 1 (For potential-free wiring) |
| 3 | Digital input DI 2 (For potential-free wiring) |
| 4 | Digital input DI 2 (For potential-free wiring) |
| 5 | Relay 2 NO/NC (Default=NO) |
| 6 | Relay 2 COM (relay power max. 60VDC/1A) |
| 7 | Relay 1 NO/NC (Default=NO) |
| 8 | Relay 1 COM (relay power max. 60VDC/1A) |
| Terminal block 2 | Function connection |
|---|---|
| 1 | (+) 24VDC (power supply door opener, max. 0.5A) |
| 2 | (-) GND (power supply door opener, max. 0.5A) |
| 3 | (+) 24VDC (power supply RFID reader) |
| 4 | (-) GND (power supply RFID reader) |
| 5 | BUS-B (communication line to RFID reader) |
| 6 | BUS-A (communication line to RFID reader) |
- Reset button
- MicroSD card slot
Wiring diagram SmartRelay with RFID wall reader
When connecting directly to the AccessManager (internal PoE splitter), only use door openers/motor locks with 24DC control and a maximum current consumption of 0.5A.
For other voltage and current ranges, use an external power supply to power the electric strikes/motor locks.
Wiring example and terminal diagram for two doors with PoE power supply for the electric strikes
The following wiring diagram shows the basic wiring of the AccessManager with two wall readers and two door contacts for monitoring the door status. The readers are connected via a BUS (RS485) with a total cable length of up to approx. 500m. We recommend J-Y(ST)Y-2x2x0.8mm2 as the connecting cable between the AccessManager and the wall reader. The AccessManager is supplied with power via Ethernet PoE, whereby the module provides two 24VDC voltage outputs via the integrated PoE splitter to supply the readers and the locking control unit. When supplying power to the locks (door opener, motorized lock, magnetic holder), please note that the splitter can supply a maximum of 10W power. If more power is required for control, the locks must be supplied with power via an external power supply unit. The advantage of using the splitter and PoE is the simultaneous emergency power supply for the door control unit when using a UPS on the PoE-supplying switch.
Commissioning of two wall readers on one AccessManager
If two wall readers are to be operated with one AccessManager, proceed as follows for commissioning:
Connect the first wall reader to the AccessManager. Add it in the main device with “DoorLock (IP)”. Only when the first wall reader has been put into operation, they connect the second device and add it as well.
See also the Kentix video tutorial“KentixONE First Steps Part 7: Adding RackLock RA4 and Wall Reader IP“.
The power supply via the integrated PoE splitter must be replaced by an external power supply as soon as the door opener/motorized lock draws more than 0.5A current. Depending on the door opener, current peaks >0.5A can occur when the door opener is activated, which can lead to voltage fluctuations with subsequent restart of the AccessManager. This makes the system unstable and the power supply to the electric strikes must be provided by a sufficiently dimensioned external power supply unit.
Wiring example and terminal diagram for two doors with external power supply to the electric strikes
As soon as the electric strikes have a total current consumption of more than 0.5 A (at 24 V DC), they must be supplied by an additional voltage source. The voltage source must supply the voltage and power required for the electric strike. The positive voltage path leads from the voltage source via the relays to the electric strikes. The relay logic can be set via jumpers.
When using an external voltage source, the relays of the AccessManager may be loaded with a maximum of 125VAC/60W, 60VDC/30W, 1A.
Wiring example and terminal diagram for controlling external intruder alarm systems (alarm systems)
A corresponding software configuration in KentixOne makes it possible to control external intruder alarm systems with forced operation. In this context, inevitability means that the alarm system or an alarm zone can only be armed if, for example, all windows/doors are closed and the alarm system gives the AccessManager permission to do so. The wiring is always the same in principle, depending on the software setting, the evaluation can be carried out with or without a query of the setting. The inputs must always be wired potential-free, the logic levels for the transfer are always continuous levels, not pulses. One alarm zone can be controlled per AccessManager; several doors in one zone require a corresponding number of AccessManagers.
The digital inputs of the AccessManager can be used to signal the arming of an external alarm system. Digital input 2 is used for the arming signal (forced operation) and digital input 1 for zone arming. The relays are used to arm (disarm) the alarm system (relay 1) and to control the door opener (relay 2). All levels are continuous levels (no pulses) and remain permanently switched on according to the switching time. The relay logic can be changed via jumpers.
When controlling an external alarm system, the AccessManager can only control one door, as the second relay is required to switch the alarm function. However, two readers (door inside/outside) can still be used.
Use of version 2 wall readers
The AccessManager uses different communication protocols to communicate with the wall readers, depending on the type/version. The appropriate communication protocol must be selected for BUS communication between the AccessManager and the version 2 wall reader. This can be changed in the web interface of the AccessManager (ART: KXP-2-RS) under the menu item “SMARTACCESS -> General settings -> Wall reader”. Version 2 wall readers can be clearly identified by the sticker on the wall reader. Wall readers of both versions cannot be operated simultaneously on one AccessManager.
Factory settings
For initial configuration, use the IP address printed on the device or the address assigned via DHCP in a web browser (HTTPS). Please note the network settings of your connected PC.
The factory IP addresses at a glance:
| SiteManager and AlarmManager | 192.168.100.222 |
| MultiSensor | 192.168.100.223 |
| AccessManager | 192.168.100.224 |
| PowerManager | 192.168.100.225 |
| SmartPDU | 192.168.100.226 |
For devices with a firmware version lower than 8.x.x, the login data for the preset administrator account are: admin / password
The default IP address for the AccessManager radio (KXP-16-B/W) and the AccessManager cable (KXP-2-RS) are identical. During the initial setup, make sure to adjust the IP addresses.
Reset to factory settings
- Restart the device (disconnect and reconnect the power supply).
- The status LED lights up briefly and then goes out.
- As soon as the status LED lights up green continuously, press and hold the reset button for 15 seconds until the device emits an acoustic feedback.
- The device loads the factory settings and performs a restart.
- After approx. 2 minutes, the device can be reached with the factory settings.
All existing settings and data will be irrevocably deleted !
We recommend regular backup of the system.
Configuration with KentixONE
The configuration is done via web browser (HTTPS) using the already integrated KentixONE software. Depending on the operating mode (Main or Satellite) of the device, the configuration takes place on the device itself (operating mode: Main), or on a central instance such as the SiteManager or AlarmManager (operating mode: Satellite).
All information about the software is available in the KentixONE section and the related documentation.
Before you start the configuration, make sure that the software is up to date on all network-enabled Kentix devices. The version status must be the same on all devices.
You can download the latest software here: KentixONE