ABB M25102 P, M25102 CR, 5102, 5101 P, M25102 A Series Manual

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M25102xC M25102xA-xM25102xPx. M25102xK-x. M25102xCR. 5102xDN 5101xPx Outdoor station

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VER: 1.3 | 02.20.2017

ABB Welcome®

Camera module

Audio mod ule

Nameplate module

Round pushbutton

Pushbutto n

Round pushbutton

1 button, with NFC/IC

Round pushbutton 2 button, with

Round pushbutton

Keypad (3 versions) Stainless steel Aluminum White

Display with ID Display with IC

Module family

1 button

2 button

NFC/IC

3 button

3 button, with

NFC/IC

3/6 button

4/8 button

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1 Safety....................................................................................................... 5

2 Intended use ............................................................................................ 5

3 Environment ............................................................................................. 5

3.1 ABB devices ............................................................................. 5

4 Terminal description ................................................................................. 6

4.1 Audio module ........................................................................... 6

4.1.1 Lock connected with terminals 3 and 4 .....................................12

4.2 Camera module .......................................................................13

4.2.1 Analog camera connected with terminal 1.................................14

4.2.2 Detached camera connection ...................................................15

4.3 Round pushbutton module .......................................................16

4.4 Pushbutton module ..................................................................18

4.5 Keypad module .......................................................................20

4.6 Display and card reader module ...............................................22

4.7 Nameplate module ..................................................................25

5 Operation ................................................................................................26

5.1 Pushbutton outdoor station ......................................................26

5.1.1 Addressing ..............................................................................26

5.1.2 Setting the language for the voice messages

(if the audio module has a speech synthesis function) ...............32

5.2 Pushbutton outdoor station with display module ........................34

5.3 Pushbutton outdoor station with keypad module .......................36

5.4 Round pushbutton outdoor station with IC/NFC ........................38

5.5 Keypad outdoor station ............................................................42

5.5.1 Call a resident (3 types) ...........................................................42

5.5.2 Call the guard unit ...................................................................44

5.5.3 If an indoor station is in “leave home mode” ..............................44

5.5.4 If a guard unit is in "intercept mode" .........................................45

5.5.5 System settings .......................................................................46

5.6 Keypad outdoor station without display

(camera + audio + keypad) ......................................................56

5.6.1 Calling a resident by inputting physical address ........................56

5.6.2 Call guard unit .........................................................................56

5.6.3 System settings .......................................................................56

6 Advanced configuration............................................................................58

7 Technical data .........................................................................................59

8 Mounting and installation .........................................................................60

8.1 Requirements for the electrician ...............................................60

8.2 General installation instructions ................................................61

8.3 Mounting .................................................................................62

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Warning

Electric voltage!

Direct or indirect contact with live components can cause dangerous

currents to flow through the body, which may result in electric shock,

burns or even death.

- Always disconnect the main power supply prior to installation and/or

disassem bly.

- Work on the 110 V - 240 V supply system must be performed only

by qualified personnel.

Consider the protection of the environment!

Used electric and electronic devices must not be disposed of with

household waste.

– The device contains valuable raw materials that can be recycled

and should be disposed of at an appropriate recycling facility.

1 Safety

2 Intended use

The outdoor station is an integral part of the ABB Welcome door entry system and operates exclusively with components from this system.

The device must only be used with suitable ABB flush-mounted installation sockets and rain hood.

3 Environment

3.1 ABB devices

All packaging materials and devices from ABB bear the markings and test seals for proper disposal. Always dispose of the packing

materials, electric devices and their components via authorized collection facility or disposal company.

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No.

Function

LED flashes slowly, indicating a call has been established

LED flashes fast, indicating that the system is busy

LED illuminates, indicating possible communication

LED illuminates, indicating the door is unlocked

Call pushbuttons

4 Terminal description

4.1 Audio module

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No.

Functions

Connector for camera module

Connector for device software update

Plug-in clamps (COM-NC-NO) for floating output, door opener (30 V

AC/DC, 1 A)

Plug-in clamps (Lock-GND) for door opener (18 V 4 A, 12 V 250 mA)

Plug-in clamps (DC-GND) for additional power supply

Plug-in clamps (a-b) for bus connection

Connector for induction loop module

Connector for next module

Connector for exit pushbutton

Connector for sensor for monitoring door status

Rotary switch for setting the address of OS (1-9)

Set feedback tones for pushbuttons and for outdoor station when making

a call: ON or OFF

Configure pushbuttons in a single column or double column mode

(ON=double column; OFF=single column)

This only affects the bar pushbutton, not the round pushbutton.

Configure functions of the first and second pushbuttons

3->OFF, 4->OFF=call indoor station and call indoor station

3->ON, 4->OFF=switch on lighting and call indoor station

3->OFF, 4->ON=call guard unit and call indoor station

3->ON, 4->ON=switch on lighting and call guard unit

Adjust the loudspeaker volume

*Adjust the door lock release time, 1-10 s eco nds (available for the

lock connected with the default lock)

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*Default lock (first lock): Released by “unlock” button of the indoor station. Factory setting is LOCK-GND.

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Second lock: Rel eased by programmable button “1” of the indoor station. Factory setting is COM-NC-NO.

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Set outdoor station address ="0"

Short circuit the "Exit" two terminals for 3 seconds to enter the

Tones for indication:

Short circuit “Exit” terminal on outdoor station to switch the default lock

30 seconds time available to save the setting and exit the

Change default lock

Default lock can be set at either "Lock-GND" or "NO-NC-COM" 1

setting mode

(3 LED flashes green to show the setting mode for aluminum outdoor

station) (prompt tone “di” for stainless outdo or station)

Lock 1 (LOCK-GND) = default lock Lock 2 (NC-NO-COM) = default lock

programming mode

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Set the lock time of the default lock

Set the lock time of the second lock

Set outdoor station address ="0"

Short circuit the “DS” two terminals for 3 seconds to enter the

Record the time for first lock

30 seconds time available to save the setting and exit the

At last set the time back for 1st-Lock

Reset the time to the original time for first lock

Set the time by the potentiometer, from 1-10 seconds

setting mode

(3 LED flashes green to show the setting mode for aluminu m outdoor

station) (Beep tone sounds for stainless outdoor station)

Then set the time for second-Lock from 1-10 seconds

programming mode

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4.1.1 Lock connected with terminals 3 and 4

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No.

Functions

Connector for additional analog camera

Connector for audio module

Jumper for setting the video format: PAL or NTSC

Adjust the camera view area

4.2 Camera module

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4.2.1 Analog camera connected with terminal 1

All the cameras with the video output of 1Vp-p 75Ω, CVBS (composit e video broadcast signal) can be connected with the camera m odule. Generally, the transmission distance from the analog camera to the outdoor station can reach up to 164 ft. by coax cables or about 33 ft. by other types of cables. Two types of connections: Option 1: The analog camera is powered on all the time.

Option 2: The analog camera is powered on only during working hours.

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3 pairs 2-wire bus together

Max:10 metres

4.2.2 Detached camera connection

Camera module can be used as a detached camera. Wiring is shown below.

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Functions

Program button

Connector for previous module

Connector for device software update

Connector for Wiegand output

Default format is 26 bits; it can also be extended to 34 bits.

Connector for next module

2 3 4

4.3 Round pushbutton module

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Functions

Regardless of the structure of the pushbutton module, button numbers are

listed from top to bottom.

Lighting switch and call guard unit function is always assigned to the first

and second button, which is set by audio module.

User names can be printed by us ing the labeling tool of the ABB Welcome

configuration software.

The round pushbutton module with NFC/IC card reader supports the

NFC/IC c ard. A mobile phone with NFC function is acceptable. (“Door

Open” App required.)

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No.

Functions

Connector for previous module

Connector for next module

4.4 Pushbutton module

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No.

Functions

Regardless of the structure of the pushbutton module, the button numbers

are listed from top to bottom and from left to right (in the double column

mode).

Lighting switch and call guard unit function is always assigned to the first

and second button.

User names can be printed by the using the labeling tool of the ABB

Welcome configuration software.

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No.

Functions

Program button

Connector for previous module

Connector for device software update

USB connector for connection to a PC: Download/upload the configuration.

Connector for next module

4.5 Keypad module

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No.

Functions

Call resident

A visitor inputs an indoor station number (001) or apartment number (e.g. ,

0101, programmed in advance) to call a resident.

*Also, the visitor can select a resident name with the or buttons of

the accompanying display module to make a call.

Pressing the button will cancel the call.

*This function is only available in Fig. 1.

Calling the guard unit

A visitor can call a guard unit by pressing the button if the guard unit is

available in the system.

Unlocking by password

Press " + password+ “ to release the default lock to the audio

module.

Press " +2 + + password + " to release the 2nd lock connected

to the audio module.

The initial password is 123456. Residents can set their own customized

password with indoor stations.

System engineering configuration

Press " + + system password + " to enter the system

engineering configuration menu.

The initial system password is 345678, and it can be modified by the

administrator.

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No.

Functions

Program button

Connector for previous module

Connector for device software update

Connector for Wiegand output

USB connector for connecting to a PC: Download/upload the configuration.

Connector for the next module

4.6 Display and card reader module

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No.

Functions

LCD display

Support ID or IC card.

Swipe the registered card to release the door lock. The card can be

programmed through the module itself, or by using a PC to download the

program file. (M251021CR is accompanied by an ID card reader, while

the M251022CR is accompanied by an IC card reader.)

Support Wiegand output.

The default Wiegand format is 26 bits, but it can also be extended

to 34 bits.

*The display module must be connected after the audio module.

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