Keri Systems LC-208 Wiegand Elevator Control - Manual

Wiegand Elevator Control Panel
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LC-202W/LC-208W
Quick Start Guide
Keri has modified its PXL-250W Tiger Controller and SB-293 Satellite Board to tailor a system for
Wiegand reader, elevator control applications. The LC-202W Elevator Control Panel is made up of
an LC-200W Tiger Controller Board and an SB-200 Satellite Board, together in a standard PXL-
250 enclosure. The LC-208W Elevator Control Panel combines four LC-200W panels with four
SB-200 Satellite Boards in a rugged enclosure.
The LC-202W provides two floor increments of elevator control at an economical price. Users can
mount a single Wiegand Reader inside an elevator cab and connect it to up to 12 LC-202Ws to
control floor access for up to 16 floors. Used in conjunction with Doors32 software, this
combination can be a very cost-effective elevator control solution.
The LC-208W provides eight floors of elevator control in a small, integrated package. As with the
LC-202W, a single Wiegand Reader is mounted inside an elevator cab and then is connected to the
LC-208W, providing controlled access for up to eight floors in a single enclosure.
Any combination of LC-202Ws and LC-208Ws may be combined to control greater than eight
floors.
Check with local authorities when installing Elevator Control panels. Your elevator
control application must meet all local and national safety codes. The Main or
Lobby Floor cannot have access control applied – all people must be able to exit the
elevator at all times on at least one common, ground-level access floor.
1.0 Considerations
To ensure timely operation, the following considerations apply when using Doors32 software for
elevator control.
• One reader in the elevator car controls access for all floors. This reader is attached to all antenna
inputs at each controller assigned to a floor. This wiring scheme results in the one reader being
responsible for access requests for all floors.
• The reader's read range is reduced, possibly up to 25%, due to the reader signal being shared
between multiple controller antenna inputs.
• To ensure the Wiegand reader signal reaches all controllers with good signal strength, a
Wiegand Distribution Amplifier (P/N 04197-001) is required.
• The reader's LED and beeper are used to indicate card presentation only, and does not indicate if
access has been granted or denied as in a standard access control reader application.