A
FK1721 P0311 OQ
GT-AC
Access Control keypad Module
Module clavier à codes rétro-éclairé
GH / GT-Codeschlossmodul
Módulo de teclado de control de acceso
Codeklavier-module
GT-AC
INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL
NOTICE D'INSTALLATION ET D'UTILISATION
INSTALLATIONS- UND BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
MANUAL DE INSTALACIÓN Y USO
INSTALLATIE & GEBRUIKSHANDLEIDING
English
PRECAUTIONS
General Prohibitions
Prohibition to Dismantle the Unit
General Precautions
3. Before turning on power, make sure wires are not
crossed or shorted. Fire or electric shock could result.
WARNING
4. Do not install the unit in any of the following locations.
Fire, electric shock, or unit trouble could result.
* Places subject to dust, oil, chemicals, hydrogen sulfide
(hot spring).
* Places subject to moisture and humidity extremes,
such as bathroom, cellar, greenhouse, etc.
* Places where the temperature is quite low, such as
inside a refrigerated area or in front of air-conditioner.
* Places subject to steam or smoke (near heating or
cooking surfaces).
(Negligence could result in death or serious injury to
people)
1. Do not connect any non-specified power source to the
V, V terminals, and do not install two power supplies in
parallel to a single input. Fire, damage to the unit, or
system malfunction could result.
2. The unit is not explosion-proof. Do not install or use
near gases or flammable materials. Fire or explosion
could result.
3. Do not dismantle or alter the unit. Fire or electric shock
could result.
* Where noise generating devices such as dimmer
switches, invertor electrical appliances, are closeby.
4. Do not allow the wires or DC output terminals to be
shorted. Fire or electric shock could result.
5. The unit must be installed and wired by a qualified
technician.
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
1. This product, being a control unit of door release,
should not be used as a crime-prevention device.
2. This product is weather-resistant, but do not spray
high-pressure water on it. Unit trouble could result.
3. The product becomes inoperative during power failure.
4. As to other manufacturer's devices, such as sensor,
door releases, timer, used with this system, comply
with the Specifications and Warranty conditions
manufacturers or venders present.
5. Keep the intercom wires more than 30 cm (12 inches)
away from AC 100-240 V lines, particularly AC lines for
invertor electrical appliances. Noise and malfunction
could result.
CAUTION
(Negligence could result in injury to people or damage
to property)
1. When mounting the unit on a wall, install the unit in a
convenient location, but not where it could be jarred or
bumped. Injury could result.
2. Do not install or make any wire terminations while
power supply is plugged in. It can cause electrical
shock or damage to the unit.
CONTENTS
RECORD OF SETTINGS AND REGISTRATION DETAILS … 2
PRECAUTIONS …………………………………………… 3
PACKAGE CONTENTS …………………………………… 3
NAMES ……………………………………………………… 3
MOUNTING ………………………………………………… 4
MOUNTING/WIRING METHOD, WIRING DISTANCE …… 4
FUNCTIONS SETTING UP ……………………………… 6
OPERATIONS …………………………………………… 10
TECHNICAL PRECAUTIONS ………………………… 10
SPECIFICATIONS ……………………………………… 10
WARRANTY ……………………………………………… 10
PACKAGE CONTENTS
NAMES
Installation &
Unit
operation manual
1 L E D i n d i c a t o r
1
2
3
(Orange)
2 L E D i n d i c a t o r
(Green)
3 Keys (Yellow)
3
MOUNTING
The illus tra tions below us e the GH s ys tem.
1. Fix the mounting bracket to the back (or surface-mount)
box.
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2. Connect the wires to the unit.
3. Mount GT-AC to the front frame.
• Mount GT-AC from behind the front frame.
• Insert the notch into the slots on both sides.
4. Options
2
a.Rain hood
b.Hooded surface-mount box
c.Surface-mount box
3
*For details on mounting panels and modules other than
the GT-AC, refer to the GF, GH or GT Installation and
Operation Manual.
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to GT-AC
to GT-AC
MOUNTING/WIRING METHOD, WIRING DISTANCE
D
A
(Wiring distance)
Power supply
Power supply
diameter 0.65 - 1.0 mm (22-18AWG)
Relay
AC/DC12 ~ 18V
100m (330')
(Less than)
A
2
2
AC/DC18 ~ 24V
300m (980')
300m (980')
300m (980')
-
-
B
C
Automatic gate
B
Request to exit/entry
The connection distance will depend on
the specifications of the electric door strike,
relays or Electromagnetic door lock to be
connected. To determine the operating range,
please refer to the specifications of each
terminal.
2
2
button
Relay
2
or
Request to exit/entry
button
D
Electromagnetic Electric
2
door lock
door strike
Timer
(*1) Use a separate power supply for the GT-AC, not
the ones used to power the system.
C
(*2) Two relays can be activated from GT-AC.
However, only one relay can be activated from a
residential station.
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Terminal names
Ba ck view of GT-AC
User group1 relay 1
N/C contact
User group2 relay 2
N/C contact
Request to Request to
exit/entry exit/entry
Power supply
Common
Timer
button 1
button 2
V
V
PB1
PB2
C
T
NO1
C1
NC1
NO2
C2
NC2
N/O contact
N/O contact
Power supply
Request to exit/entry button・ Timer
Minimum overload :100mV DC, 0.1mA or below
・ Contact capacity: 30V DC, 0.1A or above
Relay
24V DC, 3A or below (resistive load)
1A or below (inductive load)
Between 12 and 24V AC
Between 12 and 24V DC
・
24V AC, 3A or below (resistive load)
1A or below (inductive load)
・ Minimum overload :5V DC, 100mA or above
1 (N/O contact) only
1 (N/C contact) only
Connection of Relay
Connection of Relay
GT-DA(-L),
GH-DA/ A
GT-DA(-L),
GH-DA/ A
* The connection with N/ C conta cts
is not a va ila ble for GF-DA/ B.
GF-DA/ B
ELB ELC ELM RY
R2 EL EL
+
ELB ELC ELM RY
or
*1
GT-AC
V
V
PB1 PB2
C
T
NO1 C1 NC1 NO2 C2 NC2
GT-AC
V
V
PB1 PB2
C
T
NO1 C1 NC1 NO2 C2 NC2
Electromagnetic door lock
2
2
2
NP
NP
NP
2
2
2
NP
NP
NP
Electric door strike
AC transformer
ＰＳ
Request to exit/entry button
(push button, etc.)
Request to exit/entry button
(push button, etc.)
Power supply
Power supply
(For GT-AC only)
Power supply
(For GT-AC only)
2: Electric door strike (N/O contact)
Relay 1: Automatic gate (N/O contact), Relay
GT-DA(-L),
GH-DA/ A
GF-DA/ B
Auto-relock/External out put by forced entry
(sensor connection is required)
N.C
"
"
"
"
・ To setꢀVJG auto-relock
/
External output by forced entry function a
ELB ELC ELM RY
R2 EL EL
+
or
sensor (locally avallable) is required.
PB2
C
・ The request to exit/entry button for relay 2 cannot be used when the
"auto-relock" / "External out put by forced entry" function are set.
GT-AC
V
V
PB1
PB2
C
T
NO1
C1
NC1
NO2
C2
NC2
Power supply
(For GT-AC only)
2
External output
NP
*1
2
2
Rating
NO2
C2
NP
NP
Only connecting to the terminal
of relay 2 is possible.
Between 12 and 24V AC
Between 12 and 24V DC
Alarm, Security
For relay 1
2
Automatic gate
Request to
exit/entry button
NP
For relay 2
Electric door strike
2
2
Request to
exit/entry button
NP
NP
Timer
AC transformer
(*1) The relay operating time of GT-DA(-L), GH-DA/A, GF-
DA/B is different from that of GT-AC.
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FUNCTIONS SETTING UP
This section explains the settings of each function, including the master code for management, the user code for unlocking, the
buzzer and the LEDs.
About the setting mode:
Enter master code twice to switch to the setting mode, and enter the following setting code to perform the settings
for the desired function. After settings have been made, enter the following setting codes to continue the setting
operation. Press
to exit the setting mode.
Setting items
Allowable setting range
4, 5, or 6 digits
Default value Setting code
4 digits
Setting the code length
Change the length of the master code and the user code.
)They both must be the same length.
Setting the master code
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1234
Valid keys: 0 - 9, A, B
Enter a master code using between 4 and 6 digits (alpha or numeric) to
switch to the setting mode.
) The number of digits in the code can be set by setting the code length.
Setting the code for user group 1
Number of codes: 60
Valid keys: 0 - 9, A, B
-
-
-
-
Set the unlocking code for user group 1.
) The number of digits in the code can be set by setting the code length.
Setting the code for user group 2
Number of codes: 40
Valid keys: 0 - 9, A, B
Set the unlocking code for user group 2.
) The number of digits in the code can be set by setting the code length.
Setting the key illumination time
Illumination time: 10 to 99
seconds, or continually lit
Output time: 1 to 99
seconds, or latched
Output time: 1 to 99
seconds, or latched
-
10 Sec.
3 Sec.
3 Sec.
-
Set the length of time that the keys will be lit up after they are pressed.
Setting the relay 1 output time
Set the output time of relay 1.
Setting the relay 2 output time
Set the output time of relay 2.
Reset Settings
Return all the settings to their default values.
External output setting
· OFF
OFF
· During Lockout
· During forced entry output
The alarm or security system connected to the terminal of relay 2 will be
activated when the "Lockout" * or the forced entry* is carried out.
* "Lockout": Refer to VIII below. *Forced entry: This function is linked with
the door open/close sensor (N.C.) which is connected to PB2 and C, and
carried out when opening the door without activating this unit. (For example,
entry in an improper manner, manual unlock, etc.)
·
During lockout and forced
entry output
) If there is a way to open the door without activating this unit, such as
manual unlock, do not make the external output setting for the forced entry.
Lockout
ON/OFF
OFF
Invalid number of times:
10 to 99 times
Invalid time:
If several incorrect access codes are attempted, the code input function is
disabled for a programmed period of time.
· When "Lockout" is activated, the LED (Orange) indicator and the keypad
blink, and the buzzer sounds for 3 seconds. This is just a sound to inform
you that the function has been activated. It is not a warning sound. If you
want a warning to be sounded, please use the external output function to
activate a commercially-available alarm device.
10 to 99 seconds
· The unlock function will work when the request to exit/entry button is
pushed, even while the "Lockout" function is operating.
Auto-relock (Anti-tailgate)
ON/OFF
OFF
After the door has been linked to the door open/close sensor (N/C), and
unlocked, it will relock itself one second after being closed, thus preventing
the entry of an unauthorized third party. )1
Timer-linked unlocking setting
Linked relay: relay 1
relay 2
Linked relay: relay 1
0 key illumination: OFF
The system can be set to unlock the door by pressing the
key within
relay 1 and 2
the set time and linking it to the external timer (N/O). The operations for the
LEDs and the buzzer after unlocking are the same as those used to perform
user code unlocking. When the door is linked to the timer, unlocking can be
performed using the user code and the request to exit/entry button. When
latch output is performed for the relay settings, the relay turns ON/OFF
0 key illumination: ON/OFF
every time the
key is pressed.
Operation tone settings
ON/OFF
ON
Set the tone heard when the keypad is being used to ON/OFF.
• The setting can be saved even when the power is off.
• The system cannot be switched to the setting mode while the relay is unlocked.
• When the setting mode has been activated and no operations are performed for approximately 120 seconds, the system
will exit the setting mode. (If a key is pressed during that time, the timer will start over.)
• Neither the request to exit/entry button nor the timer-linked unlocking
user code cannot be performed while the setting mode is activated.
key can be operated, and unlocking using the
• The volume (the check tone, operation tone, etc.) from the main unit may become lower according to the mounting status.
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: When the auto-relock is used, the request to exit/entry button for relay 2 cannot be used. The output of relay 2 is
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only possible when user code unlocking is performed.
The result of each operation is indicated by the
lighting up of the LED indicators on the upper section
of the unit, and by the sounding of the buzzer.
Orange (L) Green (R)
(orange) (green)
Illumination Blinking
Input the master code twice.
(Default:
Bleep, Bleep
)
Setting the code length
Setting the master code
Setting the code
group 1
group 2
(Default: 4 digits)
(Default㧦1234)
00 - 59
60 - 99
Input the setting code.
Input the setting code.
Inputting of user number (ex.: 01)
Inputting of user number (ex.: 60)
When a user code
that has already
When a user code
that has already
been set is selected
been set is selected
Illumination Blinking
Bleep
Illumination Blinking
Bleep
Blinks
Blinks
Illumination Blinking Illumination twice
Illumination Blinking Illumination twice
Bleep,
Bleep,
Bleep
Bleep
Bleep
Bleep
Inputting of code length (ex.: 5 digits)
4, 5, or 6 digits
Inputting of new master code Inputting of code (ex.: 1006)
Inputting of code (ex.: 04B2)
-
-
(ex.: 4321)
* Numbers 0 9 and the
* Numbers 0 9 and the
letters A and B can be used
letters A and B can be used
Illumination Blinking
Beep
Illumination Blinking
Illumination Blinking
Beep
Illumination Blinking
Beep
Beep
Indicator
-
When the
key is pressed, the green LED lights up, the buzzer beeps twice, and the system exits the setting mode.
Blinking
goes out
(If the
key is included in the user code and the master code, the system does not exit the setting mode.)
Bleep,
Bleep
- You can continue the setting up operation by entering an arbitrary setting code.
· The set code will be saved in
memory, even if the code length
is changed. However, codes of
different lengths cannot be used.
· When the code length has been
changed, the master code returns
to the default value (if the number
of digits in the code is 4, 5, or 6,
the master code is 1234, 12345,
or 123456 respectively).
· Please note that the shift to the
setting mode can be performed
during timer-linked unlocking.
· To make the set user code invalid, press 0000 (when 4 digits are
used), 00000 (when 5 digits are used), or 000000 (when 6 digits are
used). Code numbers which contain only "0" cannot be set as user
codes.
· As the factory pre-setting master code is 1234, 1234 (when 4 digits
are used), 12345 (when 5 digits are used), and 123456 (when 6
digits are used) cannot be set as user codes.
· Do not set simple codes, such as 1111.
* The same code cannot be set for both the user code and the
master code. The previously set code has priority.
However, if "
" is included in
the master code, the door will
be unlocked, and the shift to
the setting mode will not be
able to be performed.
· The same code cannot be set
for both the user code and the
master code (the previously set
code has priority).
· Do not set simple codes, such
as 1111.
· We recommend that you
change the default master
code.
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(orange) (green)
Illumination Blinking
Input the master code twice.
(Default :
Bleep, Bleep
)
Setting the key illumination time
Setting the relay output time
(Default: 3 Sec.)
External output setting
(Default: OFF)
Reset Settings
(Default: 10 Sec.)
When setting relay 1 When setting relay 2
Input the setting code. Input the setting code.
Input the setting code.
Input the setting code.
Input the setting code.
Illumination Blinking
Bleep
Illumination Blinking
Bleep
Illumination Blinking
Bleep
Illumination Blinking
Bleep
During lockout
During
Lockout
During forced
entry output
and forced
OFF
entry output
Inputting of illumination time
(ex.: 20 seconds)
Inputting of relay output time
(ex.: 99 seconds)
01 - 99
10 - 99
Indicator is lit up at all times: 00
Latched (̪) : 00
Illumination Blinks three times
Bleep, Bleep, Beep
Illumination Blinking
Illumination Blinking
Beep
Illumination Blinking
Beep
Beep
Indicator
-
When the
key is pressed, the green LED lights up, the buzzer beeps twice, and the system exits the setting mode.
Blinking
goes out
(If the
key is included in the user code and the master code, the system does not exit the setting mode.)
Bleep,
Bleep
- You can continue the setting up operation by entering an arbitrary setting code.
· (̪) If the latched status has
been set and the door is
unlocked, it will not be locked
again until the user code is
entered (or the request to
exit/entry button is pressed, or
· If the power is turned off and
the , and keys are
· When setting the external output,
do not set the relay 2 output to be
latched.
,
pressed simultaneously while the
unlock 1 input status is active
(short circuit between terminals
PB1 and C), the settings can be
returned to their default values by
turning the power back on and
the
key is pressed while
timer-linked unlocking is set).
· When the door is unlocked
during relay outputting
(including when latched), the
system cannot be switched to
the setting mode.
pressing the
,
, and
keys simultaneously for 3
seconds.
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(orange) (green)
Illumination Blinking
Input the master code twice.
(Default :
Bleep, Bleep
)
Auto-relock
(Anti-tailgate)
(Default: OFF)
Lockout
(Default: OFF)
Timer-linked unlocking setting
(Default: relay 1, OFF)
Operation sound settings
(Default: ON)
Input the setting code.
Input the setting code.
Input the setting code.
Input the setting code.
Illumination Blinking
Bleep
Illumination Blinking
Bleep
Illumination Blinking
Bleep
Illumination Blinking
Bleep
Operation
tone OFF
Operation
tone ON
Relays 1 and 2 Only relay 1
are both linked is linked
Only relay 2
is linked
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
Illumination Blinking Illumination Blinking
Illumination Blinking
Illumination Blinking
Illumination Blinking
Beep
Bleep
Beep
Beep
Bleep
0 key illumination OFF 0 key illumination ON
while timer is on while timer is on
Inputting the number of operations
(ex.㧦10 times)
10 -99
Illumination Blinking
Bleep
Illumination Blinking
Beep
Inputting length of time in "Lockout" mode
(Ex.: 10 seconds)
10 - 99
Illumination Blinking
Beep
Indicator
goes out
-
When the
key is pressed, the green LED lights up, the buzzer beeps twice, and the system exits the setting mode.
Blinking
(If the
key is included in the user code and the master code, the system does not exit the setting mode.)
Bleep,
Bleep
- You can continue the setting up operation by entering an arbitrary setting code.
· When the relay 1 output time is
set to latched output, the
auto-relock function is
disabled.
· When the auto-relock function
is turned on, the unlock
function of the request to
exit/entry button of relay 2 is
disabled.
· If the 0 key illumination function
is turned on while the timer is
on, only the 0 key illumination
will light up, even if the "key
illumination time setting" is set
to "Indicator is continually lit".
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)The LEDs (orange and green) will blink and the buzzer
will sound, and then resetting will take place. (The settings
do not return to their default values.)
OPERATIONS
A. Unlocking of user code
• If resetting does not work, contact the service technician
who installed the unit.
When the registered user code has been input using the
keypad (between 4 and 6 digits), the LED indicator (group
1: orange, group 2: green) lights up, the buzzer sounds,
and the electric door strike is unlocked.
SPECIFICATIONS
• Power supply: 12 ~ 24V AC
ex.): group 1
group 2
12 ~ 24V DC
1006
04B2
• Power consumption: DC: Max. 70mA
AC: Max. 100mA
Orange LED lights up (during relay1 operation)
Green LED lights up (during relay2 operation)
Beep
• Dimensions: 95.2(H) × 110(W) × 29.3(D)mm
H 3-2/3” x W 4-5/16” x D 1-1/8”
• Weight: approx. 330g (0.72lbs)
• Number of relay circuits: 2
• Relay contact: N/O, N/C
Beep
• The time interval during which the button must be
pressed is approximately 10 seconds. If the time
interval exceeds approximately 10 seconds, the input
value will be cleared.
• If you make a mistake when inputting the user code,
input the user code again.
• When the "Lockout" function has been set, the release
function is locked and the input operation is disabled for
the specified time (10 ~ 99 seconds) if invalid codes are
input a set number of times (10 ~ 99 times). (Reference:
"Lockout".) During this time, the key illumination will
blink 4 times, the LED (orange) indicator will blink for
the set deactivation time, and the buzzer will sound for
approximately 3 seconds.
• Relay contact capacity: 24V DC, 3A (resistive load)
1A (inductive load)
24V AC, 3A (resistive load)
1A (inductive load)
WARRANTY
Aiphone warrants its products to be free from defects of material
and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of
one year after delivery to the ultimate user and will repair free
of charge or replace at no charge, should it become defective
upon which examination shall disclose to be defective and under
warranty. Aiphone reserves unto itself the sole right to make
the final decision whether there is a defect in materials and/or
workmanship; and whether or not the product is within the
warranty. This warranty shall not apply to any Aiphone product
which has been subject to misuse, neglect, accident, or to
use in violation of instructions furnished, nor extended to units
which have been repaired or altered outside of the factory. This
warranty does not cover batteries or damage caused by batteries
used in connection with the unit. This warranty covers bench
repairs only, and any repairs must be made at the shop or place
designated in writing by Aiphone. Aiphone will not be responsible
for any costs incurred involving on site service calls. Aiphone will
not provide compensation for any loss or damage incurred by the
breakdown or malfunction of its products during use, or for any
consequent inconvenience or losses that may result.
B. Timer-linked unlocking
When the timer-linked unlocking function is active, the
door can be unlocked by pressing the
set time, while the timer is linked.
key illumination lights up when the timer is
activated by performing the setting.
key during the
The
C. Unlocking using the request to exit/entry button
When leaving the premises, you can activate the electric
door strike by pressing the request to exit/entry button
connected to the unit. Pressing request to exit/entry
button 1 releases relay 1, and pressing request to exit/
entry button 2 releases relay 2.
• When the door is unlocked using the request to exit/
entry button, the LED will not light up and the buzzer
will not sound.
FCC
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.
TECHNICAL PRECAUTIONS
• Operating temperature: Between -10°C and 60°C (14˚F to
140˚F)
• Cleaning: Clean the unit with a soft cloth dampened with
a neutral household cleanser. Do not use any
abrasive cleanser or cloths.
• The unit is weather resistant. However do not spray
high pressure water on access control keypad directly.
Excessive moisture may cause problems with the unit.
• Press and release the
,
,
, and
keys
simultaneously when this unit does not work.
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