Link SmartLINK M 13 85, SmartLINK M 13 86, SmartLINK M 13 26, SmartLINK M 13 25 Operation And Installation Manual

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Operation and

Installation Manual

SmartLINK M 13 x

Content

1 Document Content .......................................................................1

1.1 Function ...................................................................................1

1.2 Target group: Authorised personnel .........................................1

1.3 Symbols and abbreviations used .............................................1

1.4 Proper use ................................................................................2

1.5 General notes on safety ...........................................................2

1.6 Warning of misuse ....................................................................2

1.7 Disclaimer .................................................................................2

2 Product Description .....................................................................3

2.1 Type code .................................................................................3

2.2 Terms and conditions and use .................................................3

2.3 Technical data ..........................................................................3

3 Assembly .......................................................................................5

3.1 General notes on assembly ......................................................5

3.2 General notes on electrical connection ..................................10

4 Commissioning and Maintenance ............................................11

4.1 Commissioning and function test ..........................................11

4.2 Maintenance ...........................................................................11

5 Disassembly and Disposal ........................................................12

5.1 Disassembly ...........................................................................12

5.2 Disposal..................................................................................12

6 Scope of Supply .........................................................................12

7 Attachment .................................................................................13

8 Declaration of Conformity .........................................................15

8.1 Declaration of EC-conformity .................................................15

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1 | Document Content

1.1 Function

This operating instructions manual provides necessary information on
installation, commissioning, safe operation, disassembly and disposal.

1.2 Target group: Authorised personnel

All operations described in this operating instructions manual may only
be performed by trained professional staff authorised by the operator.
Only install and commission the SmartLINK if you have read and un­derstood the operating instructions manual and are familiar with the
applicable regulations.

1.3 Symbols and abbreviations used

Information, tip, note:
This symbol highlights helpful additional information

Caution:
Failure to comply with this warning can lead to disorders &
malfunctions.

Warning:
Failure to comply with this warning can damage the
SmartLINK.

Power supply = PWR
Supply channel = CHL
Extension/additional modules = EXT
Input = IN
Output = OUT
White = WH
Yellow = YE
Brown = BN
Red = RD
Blue = BL
Green = GN
Switch-on time = ED

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1.4 Proper Use

The products described here have been developed in order to ensure
functions as part of an overall system. It is the responsibility of the in­staller to ensure the correct overall functioning.
It may be used only in accordance with the following versions or for
applications approved by the installer. Detailed information on the ap­plication range can be found in the chapter „Product description“.

1.5 General notes on safety

The safety notes of the operating instructions manual and the country­specific installation-, safety- and accident prevention regulations are
to be followed.
Residual risks are not known when observing the notes on safety and
the instructions relating to the installation, commissioning, operation
and maintenance.

1.6 Warning of misuse

In case of inappropriate or improper use or tampering, mal­functions as well as risks, e.g. due to missing signal trans-

mission, can arise for people due to the use of the SmartLINK
cable transfer. Please follow the applicable standards / guidelines (DIN
EN, VdS) in this respect.

1.7 Disclaimer

For damages or malfunctions caused by incorrect installation or failu­re to comply with this instruction manual, no liability is assumed. For
damages resulting from the use of spare parts or accessories not ap­proved by the manufacturer, any further liability of the manufacturer is
excluded.
Any unauthorised repairs, modifications and additions are not permit­ted for reasons of safety and exclude any liability of the manufacturer
for damages resulting from this.

2 | Product Description

2.1 Type code

This operating instructions manual is valid for the following types:

M 13 85 Guard-/ lock plate for tube frame*
M 13 86 Guard-/ lock plate for wood*
M 13 25 Lock plate / mounting box for tube frame*
M 13 26 Lock plate / mounting box for wood*

* hereinafter referred to in the operating instructions manual as
„SmartLINK“

2.2 Terms and conditions and use

The SmartLINK is intended for installation in all standard timber, PVC
and aluminium profile doors. It is used to secure the transmission of
signals and voltages of the connected components.
The SmartLINK enables domestic and commercial doors to be simply
and economically connected to power sources and signal sources,
such as fingerprint, engine locks, etc. Due to the ease of installati

­on and its construction, the domestic and commercial doors can be
completely manufactured in the workshop, tested as an assembly and
accepted in the object immediately after installation.

2.3 Technical data

• Power supply 1 (PWR): 12 – 24 V DC, 3 A DC,
2 pole screw plug-in terminal, black, RM 3.5 mm,
max. core cross-section: 1.0 mm²

• Power supply 2 (CHL): 0 – 48 V DC,
5 A DC (2 sec. ED, see Fig. 2.3), 2 pole screw plug-in terminal,
black, RM 3.5 mm, max. core cross-section: 1.0 mm²

• Inputs (IN 1 – IN 4): galvanically isolated,
max. 48 V DC / 5 mA DC, 2 pole screw plug-in terminal, black,
RM 3.5 mm, max. core cross-section: 1.0 mm²

• Outputs (OUT 1 – OUT 4): galvanically isolated, max. 48 V DC /
500 mA DC, 8 pole screw plug-in terminal, black,
RM 3.5 mm, max. core cross-section: 1.0 mm²

• Operating temperature range: -20°C to +70°C

• Line connection (KÜ): LiF9Y11Y 6 x 0.34 mm², halogen-free

• Housing: Plastic (ABS), protection type IP 42

• Weight: 600 g.

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8,5

322

280

300

20

4,5

Dimensions

Figure 2.3

Current / Time

Current [A]

Duration [s]

CHL

5

268

280

19

268

280

19

R4

R4

Flügel

Rahmen

6

M 13 85
Installation in tubular frame doors

Processing of frame / leaf

• Mill long slot width 20 mm and length 268 mm,
corner radius max. 4 mm (28 mm deep)

• Pre-drill for forend screw 2x

• Cables are run through the profile

3.1 General notes on assembly

Due to the plurality of profiles and fittings available on the market, no
general information for mounting can be given since these systems
differ in several dimensions. Please check the place of installation and
the space available in the rabbet and profile area before the beginning
of assembly.

• Place of assembly: Door rabbet

• Minimum installation depth M 13 85 / 86 : 28 mm

• Minimum installation depth M 13 25 / 26 : 50 mm

• The place of installation should be chosen in such a way that the
coil is not crushed when the door is closed

• The SmartLINK must be installed in a U-shape (see Fig.)

• In addition to the generally valid state of the art, the following tech­ nical codes are to be particularly observed:
DIN VDE 0100, VdS 2311

3 | Assembly

max. 180°

max. 90mm

max. 90mm

M 13 85 / M 13 86

M 13 85

Leaf

Frame

max. 180°

max. 80mm

max. 80mm

M 13 25 / M 13 26

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M 13 86
Installation in wooden doors

Processing of frame / leaf

•

Mill recess for lock plates radius

10 mm (3 mm deep)

• Mill recess of 19 mm width and 268 mm

length (28 mm deep)

• Drill holes for cable exit Ø16 mm

20

19

268

8

16

280

300

3

28

268

280

8

16

3

28

Flügel

Rahmen

A

A

B

B

M 13 86

268

280

19

268

280

19

R4

R4

Flügel

Rahmen

M 13 25

Leaf

Leaf

Frame

Frame

M 13 26
Installation in wooden doors

Processing

Frame:

• Mill recess for lock plates
radius 10 mm (3 mm deep)

• Mill recess of 19 mm width and 268 mm
length (28 mm deep)

• Drill holes for cable exit Ø16 mm

Leaf:

• Mill recess for mounting box of 20 mm
width and 268 mm length, radius max.
6 mm (50 mm deep)

• Drill holes for cable exit Ø16 mm

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3.2 General notes on electrical connection

The electrical connection may only be done in de-energised state
and by authorised personnel.

For connection examples, see attachment

10

20

26816280

50

268

280

8

16

3

28

20

R6

8

20

19

5

Flügel

Rahmen

A

A

B

B

M 13 25
Installation in tubular frame doors

Processing of frame / leaf

• Mill long slot width 20 mm and length 268
mm, corner radius max. 4 mm (28 mm deep

for lock plate, 50 mm deep for built-in box)

• Pre-drill for forend screw 2x

• Cables are run through the profile

M 13 26

Leaf

Frame

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4.1 Commissioning and function test

The SmartLINK is activated by turning on the supply voltage (PWR).
The master begins a scanning process for connected slave stations
(master: Status LED flashes green). Upon successful completion (ma­ster and slave 1: Status LED is green), the SmartLINK is ready for ope­ration. If an error is detected in the scanning process (Master: Status
LED flashes red) or the communication is faulty (Master: Status LED
lights up red), all connections are to be checked and the scanning is
to be repeated upon restarting.

Should a permanent disruption of communication occur during ope­ration (master: Status LED is red), all outputs are turned off and the
SmartLINK is to be restarted.
Short-term faults in the communication (master or slave 1: status LED
flashes red) lead to a shut-off of all outputs for the duration of the fault.
If there is no further disruption of communication (master and slave 1:
status LED is green) the operation automatically resumes.

4.2 Maintenance

When properly installed and used properly, the electronics do not
require servicing.

We recommend a regular visual and functional test is undertaken
with the following steps:

• Check SmartLINK for tightness

• Check lead, spring and housing for damage

It is recommended to clean exposed parts at least once per year
with a soft, dry cloth. Never use oil or silicone-containing lubricant or
cleaning agent.

Damaged or defective equipment are to be replaced.

4 | Commissioning and Maintenance 5 | Disassembly and Disposal

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5.1 Disassembly

The SmartLINK is to be dismantled only in de-energised state.
The dismantling of the screw plug-in terminals must be done in
accordance with Fig. 5.1 with a screwdriver.

Fig. 5.1

5.2 Disposal

The SmartLINK is to be disposed of professionally in accordance
with the national regulations and laws.

6 | Scope of Delivery

1 pc. Cable transition SmartLINK M 13 x

1 pc. Installation manual SmartLINK M 13 x

1 accessories kit for electronics in the PE-bag
2 pcs. Screw plug-in terminal RM 3.50 pluggable, 8-pole, no. 1 – 8
2 pcs. Screw plug-in terminal RM 3.50 pluggable, 8-pole no. 9 – 16
4 pcs. Screw plug-in terminal RM 3.50 pluggable, 2-pole
2 pcs. Cable ties 2.5 x 100 mm

1 accessories kit for attachment in the PE-bag
4 pcs. Tapping screw countersunk, Pozi DIN 7982 PZ C 3.5 x 50, A2
4 pcs. Tapping screw countersunk, Pozi DIN 7982 PZ C 3.5 x 25, A2
4 pcs. Countersunk screw, Pozi DIN 965 PZ M4 x 8, A2, 7046-1M

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7 | Attachment

Connection example: Power supply

+

-

PWR

12V - 24V

=

Optional

1

2

CHL

=

12V - 48V

+

-

PWR

Load

Optional

1

2

CHL

Load

Note:

The correct polarity of the voltage PWR is to be ensured!
The CHL connection is optional and can be freely assigned.

Master:

Slave 1:

Connection example: Schematic diagramm

Control signals

Control signals

Control signals

Control signals

Voltage

Voltage

14

+

-

PWR

12V - 24V

=

+

-

IN

Signal transmitter

+

-

CHL

12V - 48V

=

+

-

IN Signal transmitter

+

-

IN

Input switching 1:
Loop through the

voltage PWR

Connection example: Input switching (valid for the inputs IN1-8)

Master:

Slave 1:

Note:

The correct polarity of the inputs must be ensured!
The input switching can be freely selected for each input (IN 1-8).

Input switching 2:
Loop through the

voltage CHL

Extern

12V - 48V

Input switching 3:

Applying an external

voltage

Optional

+

-

PWR

12V - 24V

=

+

-

OUT Load

+

-

CHL 12V - 48V

=

+

-

OUT

Load

+

-

OUT

Output switching 1:

Loop through the

voltage PWR

Connection example: Output switching (valid for outputs OUT1-8)

Master:

Slave 1:

Note:

The correct polarity of the outputs is to be ensured!
The output switching can be freely selected for each output (IN 1-8).

Output switching 2:

Loop through the

voltage CHL

Extern

12V - 48V

Output switching 3:

Loop through an
external voltage

Optional

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8.1. EC Declaration of Conformity

8 | Declaration of Conformity

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