Bi 20 SおよびBi 30屋内アクセス制御ユニットに電気ロックを接続する方法は?

はじめに

概要

本ガイドでは、Bi20S・Bi30 室内出入管理装置へ電気錠を配線する方法を説明します。適切な配線方式は、電気錠の起動電流と電源仕様に基づいて選択します。

電気錠の起動電流が 12V/500mA 以下の場合、出入管理装置から直接給電可能であり、こちらを内部電源モードと呼びます。起動電流が 12V/500mA を超える場合、装置はリレートリガーとしてのみ動作し、電気錠は専用外部電源で給電する必要があり、こちらを外部電源モードと呼びます。

2つのモードはJP1ジャンパで切り替えます。下記の手順に従い適切なモードを選択し、安全に配線作業を行ってください。

対応機種

Bi20S、Bi30

必要機材

1. Bi20S 室内出入管理装置1台、電気錠1台、電気錠用電源アダプタ、PoEスイッチ(または直流電源)。

2. 電気錠の必要電源モードを確認し、室内機のJP1設定を完了させる。

3. 設定・試験用パソコン1台。出入管理装置と同一ネットワークに接続してください。

機器とPCのネットワーク接続

出入管理装置をスイッチに接続し、パソコンも同じスイッチへ接続し、相互通信可能な同一ネットワーク環境を構築します。図1を参照してください。

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                                                                                                     図 1

設定手順

電気錠を配線する前に、装置筐体を開け、電気錠の仕様に合わせJP1ジャンパを設定した後、正しい配線を行ってください。

出入管理装置を開く

ドライバーで固定ネジを取り外し、筐体を開放します。

JP1ジャンパ設定

電気錠の仕様に応じてJP1ジャンパの位置を調整します。

電気錠の起動電流が 12V/500mA 以下の場合、室内機から給電する内部電源モードとなります。

電気錠の起動電流が 12V/500mA 超過の場合、室内機は乾接点出力として動作し、電気錠は外部電源必須の外部電源モードとなります。

内部電源モード JP1設定

内部電源モード JP1設定

外部電源モード JP1設定

外部電源モード JP1設定

電気錠配線

内部電源配線

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注意:電気錠が無通電施錠(Fail-safe)または通電施錠(Fail-secure)のいずれかを確認してください。極性配線が異なります。無通電施錠タイプはプラス極をNC、通電施錠タイプはプラス極をNOに接続します。

警告:内部電源モードでは、電気錠に追加の外部電源を接続しないでください。機器故障の原因となります。

外部電源配線

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補足1:錠の種類に応じNCまたはNOを選択して配線してください。

補足2:出入管理装置リレー出力定格:最大DC 30V/1AAC 125V/0.5A

通電・動作試験

1. 外部電源モード使用時は、電気錠用外部電源を起動してください。

2. 設定用PCのブラウザを開き、出入管理装置のIPアドレスを入力します。

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3. ログイン情報を入力。初期ユーザー名:admin、初期パスワード:admin

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4. ドアロック設定 > ドアロック制御へ進み、実行をクリックして施解錠動作を確認します。

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