OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals WT-A-LR-4 (I/O) Fitting and Operating Instructions

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1 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals WT-A-I/WT-A-II WT-A-LR-4 (I/O) Fitting and Operating Instructions Translated fitting and operating instructions version 1.47, 11/2014

2 Preface Preface These Fitting and Operating Instructions will help you fit and use the OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals WT-A-I and WT-A-II as well as WT-A-LR-4-I and WT-A-LR-4-O as intended, safely, and advantageously. Unless otherwise specified, "wall terminal(s)" refers to any of the above OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals. Any person who fits, programs, operates, or disposes of the wall terminals must have read and understood the entire contents of these Fitting and Operating Instructions. These Fitting and Operating Instructions should be kept near the wall terminals at all times. Notes on the layout In these Fitting and Operating Instructions, various elements are highlighted with defined layout features so you can identify at a glance whether a passage contains standard text, a list, or individual steps in a sequence of actions. Notes highlighted with this symbol contain additional information on the efficient use of the wall cylinders. 2 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

3 Contents Contents Preface... 2 Notes on the layout... 2 For your safety... 5 Basic safety instructions... 5 Explanation of the safety notes... 9 Intended use Remarks Manufacturer Service Declaration of Conformity Introduction Description Optional Master media Programming with OMEGA software System components Scope of delivery Unpacking the wall terminals Connections Fitting the wall terminals Disassembly of the wall terminals Fitting the WT-A-I wall terminal with the fitting frame Fitting the WT-A-I wall terminal without the fitting frame.. 48 Fitting the WT-A-II wall terminal with the fitting frame Fitting the WT-A-II wall terminal without the fitting frame. 59 Fitting the long-range reader OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 3

4 Contents Operating the wall terminal Passive locking media (125 khz series) Active locking media (OMEGA ACTIVE series) Lost Master or locking medium Emergency opening Maintenance Spare Parts Trouble-shooting Disposal Technical data WT-A-I/WT-A-II (Housing: CES Standard) WT-A-LR-4-I WT-A-LR-4-O (IP 67) Glossary Overview of the signals Notes on the manufacturer's warranty OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

5 For your safety For your safety Basic safety instructions Observe all warnings and notes in these Fitting and Operating Instructions when fitting, programming and using the wall terminals. Make sure you are using the latest version of this manual. The manual is available free of charge at To prevent danger to life and limb, the following safety instructions must be observed: Danger to life Satisfy yourself when fitting the wall terminals that both the wall terminals and all other system components are in perfect working order. Malfunctions of the wall terminals and other system components may compromise the functioning of the entire system. Make sure that your locking system does not expose any persons to any risk of fatal injuries in case of a power failure. If necessary, use uninterrupted power supply (UPS) systems. Ensure that your locking system works perfectly. Malfunctions may create a risk of fatal injuries in emergencies. People may not be able to open the door in emergencies and may be injured or killed. Danger of explosion Live parts of the wall terminals may cause an explosion. Do not use the wall terminals in potentially explosive atmospheres. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 5

6 For your safety Danger of suffocation Never allow children to play with packaging material and/or plastic bags. There is a risk that children pull them over their head and suffocate. Keep film and other packaging materials out of the reach of children. Danger of poisoning Always keep the wall terminals and parts thereof out of the reach of children. There is a risk that children swallow small parts such as batteries or screws. Danger of property damage To prevent property damage, the following safety instructions should be observed: Always have repairs performed by properly qualified personnel. Only use accessories and spare parts recommended by CEStronics. Do not use any drilling machines or cordless screwdrivers when fastening the wall terminals. Only use the recommended tools to open the wall terminals. When fitting the wall terminals, make sure that your door opening system is in perfect condition. Malfunctions of the door opening system may impair the functioning of the wall terminal. Do not drop the wall terminals on the floor, on hard surfaces or on hard objects. Use surge arresters to avoid damage to your system components through overvoltage, for example by lightning. Protect the electronic components of the wall terminals against water and other liquids. The wall terminals contain highly sensitive electronic parts that may be damaged or destroyed through static charges. Do not disassemble the wall terminals in rooms with built up 6 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

7 For your safety static charge. Ensure potential equalization when working on the wall terminals to remove any static charge. Do not use the wall terminals in corrosive atmospheres (chlorine, ammonia, lime water). Only use the wall terminals in rooms in which the humidity does not exceed 95 %. Do not use the wall terminals in rooms with a high level of dust formation. Do not use the wall terminals near sources of heat. Do not expose the wall terminals to temperatures below -25 C or above +70 C. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 7

8 For your safety Danger of malfunctions Do not cover the reader in the wall terminals with metallic material. If you fit wall terminals on metallic surfaces, always use the supplied fitting frame. Check the proper functioning before fitting the wall terminals. Do not use switching power supplies for power supply. Switching power supplies can produce disturbances that affect the reading habits of the equipment adversely. Use only the recommended device (see page 77). The wall terminals may not be fitted directly on metal surfaces because the sending and receiving frequencies of the reader will be detuned by the magnetic properties of the metals. Depending on the metal material, the reading range of the wall terminal may be reduced to ZERO. The stated reading ranges depend on the local building conditions and may vary considerably. CEStronics recommends that you have your building conditions checked by your professional CEStronics partner. 8 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

9 For your safety Explanation of the safety notes These Fitting and Operating Instructions include safety notes of the following types: NOTICE These notes warn against possible property or environmental damage. CAUTION CAUTION notes warn against hazards that may result in slight or medium injuries. WARNING WARNING notes warn against hazards that may directly result in severe or fatal injuries. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 9

10 For your safety Intended use The wall terminals serve to control door opening mechanisms (actuators). The wall terminals are exclusively intended and may only be used for that purpose. Any other use is considered to be improper and may result in property damage or even personal injury. CEStronics GmbH does not accept any liability for any damage resulting from improper use. Remarks This mounting and fitting instructions are only valid for: CEStronics OMEGA ACTIVE wallterminals WT-A-I/WT-A-II, WT-A-LR-4 (I/O) Manufacturer The manufacturer of these wallterminals is: CEStronics GmbH Friedrichstr Velbert Tel: +49 (0) Fax: +49 (0) Service For support in case of service please contact your CEStronics partner. 10 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

11 For your safety Declaration of Conformity OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 11

12 Introduction Introduction Description The wall terminals are part of the OMEGA ACTIVE system. This system component performs the function of physical access control. Wall terminals are used at locations, where a locking cylinder cannot be used for this purpose. Examples for the use of wall terminals include automatic sliding doors, barrier systems, drive-in controls, rolling and sliding gates, door systems equipped with the CEMO system, etc. The OMEGA ACTIVE system is also suitable for door systems already including a door opener (retrofitting). Also installation in electrical equipment with controlled access (e.g. copying machines) is possible. Wall terminals cyclically send inquiries to scan for the presence of an authorized locking medium within a range of up to four metres (optional, standard up to approx. 1.5 m). If an authorized locking medium is found, the wall terminal opens within 100 ms. The WT-A-II wall terminal is a variant for high-security applications which allows the installation of a discrete reader module at a distance of up to three metres. The reader module is fitted in the unprotected outside area while the control is installed in the interior where it is protected against manipulation. Reader module and control unit are connected by cable. In all other respects, the functionality of the WT-A-II is the same as that of the WT-A-I wall terminal. Another option are the long-range readers WT-A-LR4-I (for interior installation) and WT-A-LR4-O (for outdoor installation, IP 67 case) for reading ranges of up to four metres. Longrange readers only work in connection with a WT-A-I or WT-A- II wall terminal. 12 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

13 Introduction The wall terminals can be operated as stand-alone devices or within a wireless system controlled by the OMEGA software. For operation within a wireless system, the wall terminals have a radio frequency (RF) interface for the permanent communication with locking media and Access Points of the OMEGA ACTIVE series. For stand-alone operation, the wall terminals do not require any additional devices or connections. The wall terminals are not connected to any other devices, either. In RF mode, the wall terminals receive the programmed authorizations via their RF interface and feed event data such as log files of door opening and closing operations back to the server. Thanks to its structure, a wireless system combines a high level of operating convenience with low administrative expense. It also reduces personnel expenses since virtually no time is lost by going to the wall terminals for on-site data maintenance and programming. A wireless system always comprises a PC, the OMEGA software, a number of Access Points for data exchange and at least one wall terminal. An RS 232 interface is provided to upload new software into the wall terminals. While new system software is uploaded via the cable interface, communication over the RF interface is interrupted. The wall terminals signal their status by one red and one green LED and a piezo-electric beeper. The wall terminals can be fitted either directly on in-wall switch boxes or using the supplied fitting frame. The wall terminals may not be fitted directly on metal surfaces because the sending and receiving frequencies of the reader will be detuned by the magnetic properties of the metals. Depending on the metal material, the reading range of the wall terminal may be reduced to as much as zero. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 13

14 Introduction For fitting on a metal surface, always use the supplied fitting frame. A useful complement is the CP100 programmer and the RF- Stick: The CP100 serves as a handy data communicator between your PC workstation and the OMEGA ACTIVE devices if no wireless communication with the OMEGA ACTIVE devices is possible because no Access Points can be installed. The optional RF-Stick permits the wireless manual programming of your locking devices (locking cylinder, IES fitting, wall terminal). The maximum radio range of the RF- Stick is 10 metres. The RF-Stick is available in three different packages. The RF-Stick is an advancement of the CP 100 programmer (which can still be used). For further information, please refer to the OMEGA ACTIVE system Programming Instructions. The manual is available free of charge at 14 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

15 Introduction Other features of the wall terminals: Active transponder technology Integrated 125 khz reader (only WT-A-I and WT-A-II) Integrated 868 MHz RF transceiver Integrated evaluation unit with memory for: - 2,048 transponder keys with access authorizations events with date and time Reading distance of 30 cm to approximately 150 cm, irrespective of the orientation of the transponder; it is no longer necessary to hold the locking medium directly in front of the wall terminal (applies to OMEGA ACTIVE locking media only) Reading distance of up to approximately 400 cm when using the optional long-range readers WT-A-LR4-O and WT-A-LR4- I (applies to OMEGA ACTIVE locking media only) Programming with optional Master media, RF-Stick or optional CP100 programmer with suitable software Five different optional Master media available to increase the functionality of the cylinder (see page 16 ff.) Online programming via 868 MHz RF network and additional OMEGA software (option) Two separate switching outputs for controlling actuators One input for control signal, e.g. from contact mats, contact switches etc. Two colour LEDs and beeper for status indication and feedback (the long-range readers WT-A-LR4 long-range readers do not have a beeper) OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 15

16 Introduction Optional Master media Optional Master media can only be used when the wall terminals are in stand-alone operating mode. In RF mode, the use of optional Master media is not possible. Optional Master media allow you to set additional functions manually without requiring additional aids such as a PC or programmer. SYSTEM-MASTER With the SYSTEM-MASTER, you define the allocation to a locking system. The SYSTEM-MASTER grants all authorizations on the highest level. For each locking system, there is one and only one valid SYSTEM-MASTER. With the SYSTEM-MASTER, you can authorize up to ten PROGRAM-MASTERS. In its basic version, a locking system requires one SYSTEM-MASTER and one PROGRAM-MASTER each to program your wall terminals. The SYSTEM-MASTER is also used to authorize the following additional Master media for your wall terminals: TIME-MASTER RELEASE-MASTER BLOCK-MASTER. The optional SYSTEM-MASTER will also be required for the wireless system if you want to transmit firmware updates. 16 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

17 Introduction PROGRAM-MASTER The PROGRAM-MASTER is used to authorize and delete the authorization of your locking media. TIME-MASTER With the TIME-MASTER, you set the opening time of your wall terminals. During the opening time, the wall terminals allow free access. The opening time is the period during which the relay is pulled up. When the access terminal detects a TIME-MASTER, it starts beeping at one-second intervals. The number of beeps determines the opening time. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 17

18 Introduction RELEASE-MASTER With the RELEASE-MASTER, you can set wall terminals into enable condition. In enable condition, no locking media are read and the wall terminals allow permanent access. The relay of the wall terminal is permanently pulled up. BLOCK-MASTER With the BLOCK-MASTER, you can set your wall terminals permanently into blocked condition. In blocked condition all locking media are rejected and the wall terminals refuse all access. The relay of the wall terminal is permanently dropped. 18 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

19 Introduction RF-INI-MASTER The RF-INI-MASTER is used to switch your wall terminal into RF (radio) mode. In this mode, the wall terminal attempts to establish a connection with the OMEGA software to receive new programming jobs. Also, the stored events at the wall terminal are transmitted. Programming jobs and events are transmitted cyclically. The optional RF-INI-MASTER is required to switch your wall terminals into RF mode. RF-TRACE-MASTER The RF-TRACE-MASTER allows you to check the quality of the radio frequency (RF) link between the OMEGA software and your wall terminal. The RF-TRACE-MASTER triggers the following signals of your wall terminal: Flashing green LED: strong RF link Flashing red LED: faulty RF link Alternately or simultaneously flashing red and green LEDs: weak RF link. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 19

20 Introduction Programming with OMEGA software You can also control and manage your locking systems via a radio frequency link. This allows a convenient management and programming of the entire locking system. The following components are required for wireless programming (see also next page): State-of-the-art PC (1, 2) with Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2013 (XP and Windows Server 2003 are no longer supported). 1 GHz processor, at least 1 GB RAM, at least 1 GB free hard disk memory. Network card (TCP/IP). CD-ROM drive for software installation. One free USB port to use the RF-Stick (optional). An existing Internet connection to use the OMEGA Quicksupport. Monitor with a resolution of pixel. OMEGA ACTIVE Access Points (No. 3, maximum ten locking devices per Access Point). OMEGA Software-Suite. At least one locking device (No. 4). A valid license for the OMEGA Software. The RF-Stick (5) can be used either instead of Access Points (3) or in addition to Access Points. 20 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

21 Introduction Setting up a online radio network Setting up a system for manual programming For further information, please refer to the User Manual of the CEStronics Suite which is available free of charge at OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 21

22 Introduction System components You can purchase various locking media and options from a CEStronics partner to match your specific requirements. 1 Locking media: You can operate the locking cylinder with the following locking media: transponder key, key fob, card. 2 Wall terminals (example figure) 3 SYSTEM-MASTER: The SYSTEM-MASTER is used to authorize the PROGRAM-MASTERS for the system. Each system has one and only one SYSTEM-MASTER. 4 PROGRAM-MASTER: The PROGRAM-MASTERS are used to authorize locking media to operate the wall terminal. 22 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

23 Introduction Scope of delivery Before fitting and commissioning, please check the contents of the package and the scope of delivery. Check new devices for transport damage and inform your dealer promptly if any damage is found. NOTICE Malfunction of the wall terminals possible. Switching power supplies can produce disturbances that affect the reading habits of the equipment adversely. Use only the recommended device (see page 77). WT-A-I 1 Wall terminal type WT-A-I 2 Fitting frame 3 2 universal screws mm 4 2 fastening screws 3 30 mm with 2 plugs OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 23

24 Introduction WT-A-II When this wall terminal is supplied, the connection cable between the wall terminal and the reader module is not connected. After the cable has been laid, the connection must be established, see page Reader module for wall terminal type WT-A-II 2 Fitting frame 3 Wall terminal type WT-A-II with cable for permanent connection with the reader module (not connected to reader module when supplied) 4 Fitting frame 5 4 universal screws mm 6 4 fastening screws 3 30 mm with 4 plugs 24 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

25 Introduction WT-A-LR4-I/O 1 Long-range reader type WT-A-LR4-I 2 Long-range reader type WT-A-LR4-O Unpacking the wall terminals Take the wall terminals out of the package and remove any packaging material such as film, padding and packaging board. Keep film and other packaging material as well as the components of the wall terminals out of the reach of children. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 25

26 Introduction Connections CAUTION Danger of injury by improper mounting work. Ensure that the wall terminals are only wired by skilled electricians or CEStronics partners trained on the product. NOTICE Malfunction of the wall terminals possible. Switching power supplies can produce disturbances that affect the reading habits of the equipment adversely. Use only the recommended device (see page 77). 26 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

27 Introduction WT-A-I 1 J1 jumper strip 2 Screw terminals for X4 header 3 Screw terminals for X3 header 4 J2 jumper strip OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 27

28 Introduction J1 jumper strip configuration Use the following jumper settings to adjust the reading range of your wall terminal: L M Long reading range = approximately cm Medium reading range = approximately 100 cm S Short reading range = approximately 60 cm Put the jumper only as shown in the pictures below: Right Wrong 28 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

29 Introduction X4 header connections 1 Screw terminal for power supply V AC/DC 2 Screw terminal for power supply V AC/DC 3 Screw terminal for relay 3, relay contact C 4 Screw terminal for relay 3, NC contact 5 Screw terminal for relay 3, NO contact 6 Screw terminal for relay 1, NC contact 7 Screw terminal for relay 1, relay contact C 8 Screw terminal for relay 1, NO contact Use the following wiring for the X4 header (1): OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 29

30 Introduction X3 header connections Connect your wall terminal (1) with other options as indicated below: 1 Screw terminal for TxD connection of long-range reader 2 Screw terminal for RxD connection of long-range reader 3 Screw terminal for ground connection 4 Screw terminal for additional switching contact Pushbutton Ensure that the wiring for the long range reader is inverted (crossover, like shown): Wall terminal RxD TxD Long range reader Wall terminal TxD RxD Long range reader 30 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

31 Introduction J2 jumper strip configuration The factory setting includes a jumper on the J2 jumper strip for operation without switching contact. To activate the switching contact, the jumper must be removed. The slot is marked black in the figure on page 26. Put the jumper only as shown in the pictures below: Right Wrong With Without For operation with locking media. The wall terminal sends out a field continuously. Every locking media in the reading range will be captured. For operation with switching contact (push-button or mat). The switching contact must be pushed for activating the reading range. The locking media will be only captured when the switching contact is closed (pushed-position). Ensure that the permissible reading ranges are observed (the range depends on the setting of the J1 jumper strip, see page 28). OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 31

32 Introduction WT-A-II 1 J1 jumper strip 2 Screw terminals for reader module (header) 3 Screw terminals for X3 header 4 J2 jumper strip 5 Screw terminals for X4 header J1 jumper strip configuration Use the following jumper settings to adjust the range of your reader module: L M Long reading range = approximately cm Medium reading range = approximately 100 cm S Short reading range = approximately 60 cm 32 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

33 Introduction The WT-A-II is supplied with a cable for the reader module that is permanently connected to the control unit. The maximum cable length is 3 m. X4 header connections 1 Screw terminal for power supply V AC/DC 2 Screw terminal for power supply V AC/DC 3 Screw terminal for relay 3, relay contact C 4 Screw terminal for relay 3, NC contact 5 Screw terminal for relay 3, NO contact 6 Screw terminal for relay 1, NC contact 7 Screw terminal for relay 1, relay contact C 8 Screw terminal for relay 1, NO contact Use the following wiring for the X4 header (1): OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 33

34 Introduction X3 header connections Connect your wall terminal (1) with other options as indicated below: 1 Screw terminal for TxD connection of long-range reader 2 Screw terminal for RxD connection of long-range reader 3 Screw terminal for ground connection 4 Screw terminal for additional switching contact Pushbutton Ensure that the wiring for the long range reader is inverted (crossover, like shown): Wall terminal RxD TxD Long range reader Wall terminal TxD RxD Long range reader 34 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

35 Introduction J2 jumper strip configuration The factory setting includes a jumper on the J2 jumper strip for operation without switching contact. To activate the switching contact, the jumper must be removed. The slot is marked black in the figure on page 26. Put the jumper only as shown in the pictures below: Right Wrong With Without For operation with locking media. The wall terminal sends out a field continuously. Every locking media in the reading range will be captured. For operation with switching contact (push-button or mat). The switching contact must be pushed for activating the reading range. The locking media will be only captured when the switching contact is closed (pushed-position). Ensure that the permissible reading ranges and cable lengths are adhered to: OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 35

36 Introduction Connections reader module After the cable has been laid, establish the connections between the reader module and the wall terminal as described below: 1 Screw terminal for brown insulated wire 2 Screw terminal for brown/white insulated wire 3 Screw terminal for green insulated wire 4 Screw terminal for green/white insulated wire 5 Screw terminal for blue insulated wire 6 Screw terminal for blue/white insulated wire 7 Screw terminal for orange insulated wire 8 Screw terminal for orange/white insulated wire 36 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

37 Introduction WT-A-4-LR-I and WT-A-4-LR-O 1 Connector for LEDs 2 Screw terminals for the connection to the WT-A-I wall terminal (see figure on next page) 3 Screw terminals for power supply V AC/DC 4 Controller to adjust the reading range OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 37

38 Introduction Connect the wall terminal (1) and the long-range reader (2) as shown below: The RS 232 connection cable may not be longer than 15 m (recommended JY(ST)-Y2x2x0,6). Ensure that the wiring for the long range reader is inverted (crossover, like shown): Wall terminal RxD TxD Long range reader Wall terminal TxD RxD Long range reader 38 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

39 Introduction Ensure that the permissible reading ranges and cable lengths are adhered to: The stated reading ranges depend on the local building conditions and may vary considerably. CEStronics recommends that you have your building conditions checked by your professional CEStronics partner. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 39

40 Fitting the wall terminals Fitting the wall terminals NOTICE The wall terminal may be damaged if not fitted properly. The wall terminals may only be fitted by skilled persons such as skilled electricians or CEStronics partners trained on the product by CEStronics. NOTICE The wall terminal may be damaged by static charges. Do not fit the wall terminals in rooms with built up static charge. Ensure potential equalization when working on the wall terminal to remove any static charge. The wall terminals may only be fitted by skilled persons such as skilled electricians or CEStronics partners trained on the product by CEStronics. NOTICE Malfunction of the wall terminals possible. Switching power supplies can produce disturbances that affect the reading habits of the equipment adversely. Use only the recommended device (see page 77). 40 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

41 Fitting the wall terminals WARNING In case of malfunctions, it may not be possible to open the door in emergency situations which could result in personal injury or even death. Satisfy yourself that the selected wall terminal is suitable for your door system. Contact the manufacturer of the door system in case of doubt. Ensure that the distance between any two readers is at least equivalent to twice the reading range to avoid mutual interference. Example: Reading range = distance between locking medium to reader is 30 cm. Distance between any two readers must be at least 2 30 cm = 60 cm. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 41

42 Fitting the wall terminals Disassembly of the wall terminals The wall terminal is supplied preassembled. Before fitting, the wall terminal must first be disassembled. The following tool is required: Screwdriver with suitable tips / bits for slotted-head screws and recessed head (Phillips) screws To disassemble the WT-A-I wall terminal, proceed as follows: Lift the wall terminal from the fitting frame. You now hold the control module with the cover in your hands. Release the cover carefully from the control module using a wide slotted-head screwdriver. To do so, insert the slotted-head screwdriver into the recess as shown below. 42 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

43 Fitting the wall terminals Lift off the cover. You can now fit the control module through the two oblong holes. For fitting the wall terminal, proceed as follows: Fitting the WT-A-I wall terminal with the fitting frame Follow the steps for disassembling the WT-A-I wall terminal on pages The selection of the fasteners depends on the material of the wall (or ceiling, etc.) on which the wall terminal is to be installed. For fitting the wall terminal with the fitting frame on mineral walls (stone, concrete) you require the fasteners supplied. On mineral walls, the fitting frame is fastened using plugs and universal screws. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 43

44 Fitting the wall terminals For fastening the frame on other materials, purchase suitable fasteners from your specialized dealer for fastening engineering. When using fasteners, observe the manufacturer's fitting instructions. Only use the four oblong mounting holes for fastening the fitting frame. Mark the position of the mounting holes of the fitting frame (see fitting drawing on page 79). Two fastening points are required. Drill two 5 mm holes. Blow out the drilled holes to remove drilling dust. Insert the two 5 mm plugs into the drilled holes. Fasten the fitting frame at the selected location with two mm universal screws. Use the oblong holes of the fitting frame to level the fitting frame. Ensure that all cables required for the connection are guided through the fitting frame without being damaged or squeezed. Ensure that the mounting holes of the wall terminal are aligned horizontally. 44 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

45 Fitting the wall terminals The mounting holes of the wall terminal must always be aligned horizontally, also when the wall terminal is installed on in-wall switch boxes. Establish all required wire connections as described in the "Connections" chapter on page 26. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 45

46 Fitting the wall terminals 1 Power supply 2 External switching devices 3 If applicable, connection to the long-range reader and/or to the serial interface of a PC for firmware updates 4 Door opening devices Fasten the wall terminal with two mm universal screws on the fitting frame. 46 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

47 Fitting the wall terminals Ensure that the two LEDs (1) of the wall terminal are at the top when the wall terminal is fastened. Push the cover on to the control module as shown in the following figures: Insert the cover into the recesses. Push the cover onto the control module, exerting only a slight pressure. This completes the fitting of the WT-A-I wall terminal with the fitting frame. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 47

48 Fitting the wall terminals Fitting the WT-A-I wall terminal without the fitting frame The wall terminal is supplied preassembled. Before fitting, the wall terminal must first be disassembled. Follow the steps for disassembling the WT-A-I wall terminal on pages For fitting the wall terminal without the fitting frame, you need already installed and prepared in-wall switch boxes. All required cable connections must already be available in the switch box. The supplied fitting frame is not required in this case. Ensure that the in-wall switch box has been installed horizontally. Ensure that all required cables have been guided through the switch box without being damaged or squeezed. The mounting holes for the wall terminal must always be aligned horizontally. 48 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

49 Fitting the wall terminals Establish all required wire connections as described in the "Connections" chapter on page Power supply 2 External switching devices 3 If applicable, connection to the long-range reader and/or to the serial interface of a PC for firmware updates 4 Door opening devices OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 49

50 Fitting the wall terminals Fasten the wall terminal with two mm universal screws on the in-wall switch box. Ensure that the two LEDs (1) of the wall terminal are at the top when the wall terminal is fastened. Push the cover on to the control module as shown in the following figures: Insert the cover into the recesses. 50 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

51 Fitting the wall terminals Push the cover onto the control module, exerting only a slight pressure. This completes the fitting of the WT-A-I wall terminal without the fitting frame. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 51

52 Fitting the wall terminals Fitting the WT-A-II wall terminal with the fitting frame The control module and the reader module are supplied preassembled. Before fitting, the control module and the reader module must first be disassembled. The following tool is required: Screwdriver with suitable tips / bits for slotted-head screws and recessed head (Phillips) screws. To disassemble the WT-A-II wall terminal, proceed as follows: Lift the control module and the reader module from the fitting frame. You now hold the control module and the reader module in your hands. Release the two covers carefully from the control module and the reader module using a wide slotted-head screwdriver. 52 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

53 Fitting the wall terminals To do so, insert the slotted-head screwdriver into the recesses as shown below. Lift off the covers. You can now fit the control module and the reader module through the two oblong holes. For fitting the control module and the reader module, proceed as follows: OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 53

54 Fitting the wall terminals The selection of the fasteners depends on the material of the wall (or ceiling, etc.) on which the wall terminal is to be installed. For fitting the WT-A-II wall terminal with the fitting frames on mineral walls (stone, concrete) you require the fasteners supplied. On mineral walls, the fitting frames are fastened using plugs and universal screws. For fastening the frames on other materials, purchase suitable fasteners from your specialized dealer for fastening engineering. When using fasteners, observe the manufacturer's fitting instructions. Only use the four oblong mounting holes of the reader module and the four oblong mounting holes of the control module for fastening the fitting frames. Mark the position of the mounting holes of the fitting frames (see mounting drawing on page 79). Two fastening points are required for each fitting frame. Drill four 5 mm holes, two for the reader module and two for the control module. Blow out the drilled holes to remove drilling dust. Insert the four 5 mm plugs into the drilled holes. Fasten the fitting frames at the selected locations with two mm universal screws each. Use the oblong holes of the fitting frames to level the fitting frame. Ensure that all cables required for the connection are lead through the fitting frames without being damaged or squeezed. Ensure that the mounting holes of the control module and the reader module are aligned horizontally. 54 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

55 Fitting the wall terminals The mounting holes of the control module and the reader module must always be aligned horizontally, also when they are installed on in-wall switch boxes. Establish all required wire connections as described in the "Connections" chapter on page 36. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 55

56 Fitting the wall terminals 1 Power supply 2 External switching devices 3 If applicable, connection to the long-range reader and/or to the serial interface of a PC for firmware updates 4 Reader module 5 Door opening devices The length of the cable between the control module and the reader module must not exceed 3 metres. Only the supplied cable may be used. Do not extend the cable! 56 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

57 Fitting the wall terminals Fasten the control module and the reader module with two mm universal screws each on their respective fitting frame. Ensure that the two LEDs (1) of the control module are at the top when the control module is fastened. Push the cover on to the control module and the reader module as shown in the following figures: Insert the cover into the respective recesses. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 57

58 Fitting the wall terminals Push the cover onto the control module and the reader module, exerting only a slight pressure. This completes the fitting of the WT-A-II wall terminal with the fitting frame. 58 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

59 Fitting the wall terminals Fitting the WT-A-II wall terminal without the fitting frame The WT-A-II control module and the reader module are supplied preassembled. Before mounting, the control module and the reader module must first be disassembled. Follow the steps for disassembling the WT-A-II wall terminal on pages For fitting the WT-A-II control module without the fitting frame, you need already installed and prepared in-wall switch boxes. All required cable connections must already be available in the switch boxes. The length of the cable between the control module and the reader module must not exceed 3 metres. Only the supplied cable may be used. Do not extend the cable! The supplied fitting frame is not required in this case. Ensure that the in-wall switch boxes have been installed horizontally. Ensure that all required cables have been guided through the switch boxes without being damaged or squeezed. The mounting holes for the control module and the reader module must always be aligned horizontally. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 59

60 Fitting the wall terminals Establish all required wire connections as described in the "Connections" chapter on page Power supply 2 External switching devices 3 If applicable, connection to the long-range reader and/or to the serial interface of a PC for firmware updates 4 Reader module 5 Door opening devices 60 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

61 Fitting the wall terminals Fasten the control module and the reader module with two mm universal screws each on their respective inwall switch box. Ensure that the LEDs (1) are at the top when the module is fastened. Push the cover on to the control module and the reader module as shown in the following figures: Insert the cover into the respective recesses. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 61

62 Fitting the wall terminals Push the covers onto the control module and the reader module, exerting only a slight pressure. This completes the fitting of the WT-A-II wall terminal without the fitting frame. 62 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

63 Fitting the long-range reader Fitting the long-range reader NOTICE The long-range reader may be damaged if not fitted properly. The long-range reader may only be fitted by skilled persons such as skilled electricians or CEStronics partners trained on the product by CEStronics. NOTICE The long-range reader may be damaged by static charges. Do not fit the long-range reader in rooms with built up static charge. Ensure potential equalization when working on the long-range reader to remove any static charge. The long-range reader may only be fitted by skilled persons such as skilled electricians or CEStronics partners trained on the product by CEStronics. NOTICE Malfunction of the wall terminals possible. Switching power supplies can produce disturbances that affect the reading habits of the equipment adversely. Use only the recommended device (see page 77). OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 63

64 Fitting the long-range reader WARNING In case of malfunctions, it may not be possible to open the door in emergency situations which could result in personal injury or even death. Satisfy yourself that the selected long-range reader is suitable for your door system. Contact the manufacturer of the door system in case of doubt. Do not install the long-range reader in door systems with anti-panic function such as escape doors. The two long-range readers WT-A-LR-4-I for indoor installation and WT-A-LR-4-O for outdoor installation are identical and only differ in the type of protection afforded by the case. The following description of the fitting procedure therefore refers to both types. The long-range readers only work in conjunction with a WT-A-I or WT-A-II wall terminal. As the fitting procedure is the same, the following describes the fitting for the WT-A-I wall terminal as an example. The long-range readers can only be programmed via the WT-A-I or WT-A-II wall terminal. Ensure that the wall terminal is installed in a protected area (max. 15 m distance) Ensure that the wall terminal is accessible. 64 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

65 Fitting the long-range reader The long-range reader is supplied preassembled. Before fitting, the long-range reader must first be disassembled. The following tool is required: Screwdriver with suitable tips / bits for slotted-head screws and recessed head (Phillips) screws To disassemble the long-range reader, proceed as follows: Release the two Phillips screws (1) on the two sides of the WT-A-LR-4-I long-range reader to release the cover. Release the six screws (1) in the lid of the WT-A-LR-4-O long-range reader to release the lid. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 65

66 Fitting the long-range reader Release the header to separate the connection for the LEDs. This completes the disassembly and you can start with the fitting. For fitting the long-range reader, proceed as follows: The selection of the fasteners depends on the material of the wall (or ceiling, etc.) on which the long-range reader is to be installed. For fitting on mineral walls (stone, concrete, etc.) you require suitable fasteners. On mineral walls, the longrange reader is fastened using plugs and universal screws. For fastening the long-range reader on other materials, purchase suitable fasteners from your specialized dealer for fastening engineering. When using fasteners, observe the manufacturer's fitting instructions. Only use the four oblong mounting holes for fastening the long-range reader. Mark the position of the mounting holes of the long-range reader (see mounting drawing on page 79). Four fastening points are required. Drill four holes. Blow out the drilled holes to remove drilling dust. Insert the four plugs into the drilled holes. 66 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

67 Fitting the long-range reader Fasten the long-range reader at the selected location with four universal screws. Use the oblong holes of the long-range reader to level the case. Ensure that all cables required for the installation are guided through the square recess below the terminal strip. Establish all required wire connections as described in the "Connections" chapter on page LED plug for the cover of the long-range reader 2 RS 232 cable to the wall terminal (max. 15 m) 3 Power supply The RS 232 connection cable (2) may not be longer than 15 m (recommended: JY(ST)-Y2x2x0,6). OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 67

68 Fitting the long-range reader Plug the header for the LED connections in again. If possible verify the perfect functioning of all electrical connections at this stage. Fit the cover again with the two lateral Phillips screws. For the WT-A-LR-4-O long-range reader, follow the instructions of the case manufacturer. This completes the fitting of the long-range reader. 68 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

69 Operating the wall terminal Operating the wall terminal To open your door system with the wall terminal and the longrange reader, you require a locking medium that is authorized for the wall terminal. Please refer to the enclosed Programming Instructions on how to authorize locking media. Passive locking media (125 khz series) To perform the locking or unlocking operation, hold your authorized locking medium (1) in front of the reader (2) for about one second. The green LED in the wall terminal goes on to signal enable status and the connected door system opens. During the set opening time you can pass through the door. During this opening time, the wall terminal and/or long-range reader does not respond to any other locking media. The WT-A-4-LR-I/O wide range readers cannot read passive locking media. In case of a WT-A-II wall terminal, the locking media are only read at the reader module. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 69

70 Operating the wall terminal Active locking media (OMEGA ACTIVE series) Move with your authorized locking medium (1) into the reading range. This range is about cm for the wall terminals (2) and up to four metres when the long-range reader (3) is installed. The green LED of the wall terminal or the long-range reader goes on to signal enable status and the connected door system opens. During the set opening time you can pass through the door. During this opening time, the wall terminal and/or long-range reader does not respond to any other locking media. 70 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

71 Operating the wall terminal If you are using a locking medium that is not authorized to enable the wall terminal and/or long- reader, the red LED of the wall terminal or range the long-range reader flashes four times and you hear four successive beeps. In this case, no coupling is established with your connected door system and you do not have access. The stated reading ranges depend on the local building conditions and may vary considerably. CEStronics recommends that you have your building conditions checked by your professional CEStronics partner. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 71

72 Lost Master or locking medium Lost Master or locking medium NOTICE When a Master medium is lost, the potential finder may manipulate the locking system. If a Master medium has been lost, have the wall terminal initialized only by persons trained on the product by CEStronics or a CEStronics partner. Always keep all Master media at a safe place. Make sure that these are not accessible to unauthorized persons. During an initialization, all authorizations for this wall terminal are deleted. If one of the locking media is lost, please contact a CEStronics partner. 72 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

73 Emergency opening Emergency opening If the power supply is interrupted, your wall terminals and/or the long-range reader can no longer permit access. The same applies in case of a defect in a wall terminal or long-range reader. In this case, you have to bridge the related relay contacts of your wall terminal to open the door system. For further information on the wiring of the relay contacts, please refer to chapter "Connections" as from page 26. CAUTION Danger of injury by improper fitting work. Ensure that the wall terminals are only wired by skilled electricians or CEStronics partners trained on the product. Maintenance Have your wall terminals serviced and their perfect functioning verified every six months by CEStronics or by a CEStronics partner only. Spare Parts The wall terminals does not require any spare parts for you to change. If you need service, please contact your professional CES partner. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 73

74 Trouble-shooting Trouble-shooting Symptom The door cannot be opened. Possible cause and remedy You have used an unauthorized locking medium. Use an authorized locking medium. The power supply is interrupted. Re-establish the power supply. Verify the perfect functioning of the power circuit of your connected door system. The locking medium is out of the reading range of the wall terminal. Reduce the distance to the reader. If the error still cannot be eliminated, contact your CEStronics partner. 74 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

75 Disposal Disposal Neither the wall terminal nor the long-range reader nor any parts thereof may be discarded with the normal household waste. Ask your local authorities about recycling and/or the proper disposal of the device in line with environmental regulations. Our packaging is made of environmentally friendly, reusable materials. These are external packaging and inserts made of cardboard, inserts and protective film made of polypropylene (PE). Please dispose of the packaging in an environmentally responsible manner through separate waste streams. OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 75

76 Technical data Technical data WT-A-I/WT-A-II (Housing: CES Standard) 76 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals

77 Technical data Dimensions (WT-A-I u. WT-A-II, housing: CES Standard): Fitting frame: Length: approx. 84 mm Width: approx. 84 mm Height: approx mm Height: approx. 20 mm Reader (WT-A-II, housing: CES Standard): Fitting frame: Power supply: Connections (screw terminals with header): Memory: Number of Master media: Length: approx. 84 mm, Width: approx. 84 mm, Height: approx mm Height: approx. 20 mm V AC/DC, 200 ma - 1 input for control functions - 2 separate zero-potential switching outputs - 1 RS 232 interface - Rx/Tx connections for longrange reader (max. cable length 15 m) - Power supply max. 2,048 locking media max. 500 events with date and time max. 1 SYSTEM-MASTER max. 10 PROGRAM-MASTERS Permissible operating temperatures: 25 C to +70 C Relay contact (per relay): Relay switching capacity: Environmental conditions: 1 normally closed contact 1 normally open contact 5 A 250 V ~, resistive load 5 A 250 V ~, cos A 24 V =, resistive load Not suitable for use in corrosive atmospheres (chlorine, ammonia, lime water). OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals 77

78 Technical data Communication frequency: Max. permissible cable length (WT-A-II, wall terminal and reader module): Reading ranges: Sending 868 MHz Receiving 868 MHz/125 khz 3 m Depending on J 1 setting: L = approx cm M = approx. 100 cm S = approx. 60 cm NOTICE Malfunction of the wall terminals possible. Switching power supplies can produce disturbances that affect the reading habits of the equipment adversely. Use only the recommended device (see page 77). Appropriate power supply This power pack (article no ) is recommended as the power supply for the WT-A-I and WT-A-II wall terminals. 78 OMEGA ACTIVE wall terminals