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CANCELLI AUTOMATICI<br />

SERIE TCA | TCA SERIES | SÉRIE TCA | BAUREIHE TCA | SERIE TCA | SERIE TCA<br />

CONTROLLO ACCESSI<br />

ACCESS CONTROL<br />

CONTRÔLE D’ACCESS<br />

ZUTRITT KONTROLL<br />

CONTROL DE ACCESOS<br />

TOEGANGSCONTROLE<br />

RBM 2<br />

Documentazione<br />

Tecnica<br />

S97<br />

rev. 0.5<br />

05/2002<br />

© CAME<br />

CANCELLI<br />

AUTOMATICI<br />

119RS97-GB<br />

RBM2 is a control system for the simplified<br />

management of entries.<br />

It offers the possibility of operation in both<br />

Stand-Alone mode, and On-Line with a PC<br />

connection, installing the dedicated Came<br />

software (compatible with Windows 9x<br />

operating systems)<br />

It is possible to use only the RBM2's basic<br />

functions in Stand Alone mode, such as<br />

inserting or deleting Cards for normal<br />

access. In On-Line mode, on the other<br />

hand, it is possible to also set up the<br />

system for prepaid access (number of<br />

entries), with time credit (amount of time),<br />

anti-PassBack (Card one-time use) and<br />

timed PassBack (authorized entries at set<br />

time intervals); this mode allows counting 04<br />

the number of entries, indicating full<br />

capacity status by means of a traffic<br />

light.<br />

08<br />

LEGEND<br />

01 Sensor terminals<br />

02 Relay output terminals<br />

03 Power supply terminals<br />

04 Programming keys<br />

05 Functions display<br />

06 RS 232 Door, max. 5 m<br />

07 RS 485 Door, max. 1000 m<br />

08 Relay 2 output actuation time<br />

setting trimmer<br />

09 Proximity Sensor on board<br />

10 Selection strip of on board sensor<br />

11 Relays (contact outputs and traffic<br />

light output)<br />

12 Function dip-switches<br />

13 Memory Roll board<br />

14 External Power Connector<br />

(12V AC-DC minimum<br />

600mA with ø 2.1mm jack)<br />

12<br />

10<br />

03<br />

14<br />

05<br />

TEMP<br />

+ -<br />

12-24<br />

AC-DC<br />

ENTER<br />

CH1<br />

CH2<br />

O 1 2<br />

N<br />

S1 S2 Gnd S3 S4 Gnd<br />

3 S4-IN<br />

2<br />

1 S4<br />

12-24<br />

AC-DC<br />

S4-IN<br />

RBM2<br />

RBM2<br />

Management<br />

Software by PC<br />

PROXIMITY CARD<br />

MEMORY ROLL<br />

CAME<br />

RS232<br />

RS485<br />

Gnd A B<br />

RL3 RL1 RL2<br />

Nc No C Nc No C No C<br />

PARKING OUT 1 OUT 2<br />

01 02<br />

09<br />

06<br />

13<br />

07<br />

11<br />

Copyright by Came Blu@Marketing


CONTENTS<br />

ENGLISH<br />

Technical Specifications § 1.0 - pg. 2<br />

Display messages § 1.1 - pg. 2<br />

Dip-Switch functions § 1.2 - pg. 2<br />

On-board sensor § 1.3 - pg. 2<br />

Connections § 1.4 - pg. 3<br />

Saving the 1 st Card (Master Card) § 2.0 - pg. 4<br />

Saving of Cards § 2.1 - pg. 4<br />

Change relay channel § 2.2 - pg. 4<br />

Creation of 2 nd Master Card § 2.3 - pg. 5<br />

Deletion of Cards § 2.4 - pg. 5<br />

Data saving § 2.5 - pg. 6<br />

Data restoration § 2.6 - pg. 6<br />

Total deletion of Cards § 2.7 - pg. 7<br />

Software Installation § 3.0 - pg. 8<br />

1.0<br />

Technical Specifications<br />

1.1<br />

Display messages<br />

- Power supply: 12-24V ac/dc<br />

- Absorption: 24V = 650 mA<br />

12V = 1 A<br />

- Relay outputs: 2<br />

- Traffic light output: 1 (only in On-line<br />

mode)<br />

- RS 232 port for PC connection (5 m<br />

max distance)<br />

- RS 485 port for PC connection (max.<br />

1000 m distance, with PC40 interface)<br />

- Extractable-connection terminal boards<br />

- Number of Cards that can be saved: 500<br />

proximity Cards and/or strip (magnetic)<br />

Cards<br />

- Setup: with the Master Card in<br />

Stand-Alone mode; with software in<br />

On-Line mode.<br />

When powering the<br />

RBM2, if the<br />

memory is<br />

completely empty,<br />

all the central segments of the display<br />

will come on.<br />

If there are<br />

memory<br />

allocations already<br />

assigned, a<br />

hyphen will appear on the left display<br />

screen.<br />

It also indicates the Stand-By position.<br />

1.2<br />

Dip-Switch functions<br />

1.3<br />

On-Board sensor<br />

DIP 1 ON<br />

relay 1 stepper function<br />

DIP 1 OFF<br />

relay 1 bistable function<br />

O 1 2<br />

N<br />

O 1 2<br />

N<br />

It is a proximity sensor incorporated in<br />

the board.<br />

It emulates reader 4 and it saves Cards<br />

(only proximity cards) directly on the<br />

board in case the readers are far away.<br />

Activate it (and disactivate it when saving<br />

is over) with the selection strip, see pg. 3.<br />

- 2 -<br />

DIP 2<br />

No Function


1.4<br />

Connections<br />

ON-BOARD SENSOR<br />

SELECTION<br />

Adjustment<br />

Timing<br />

Relay 2 (RL2)<br />

from 1 to 5 min.<br />

ENTER<br />

CH1<br />

CH2<br />

TEMP<br />

O 1 2<br />

N<br />

S4-IN<br />

PROXIMITY CARD<br />

MEMORY ROLL<br />

CAME<br />

RS232<br />

RS485<br />

Gnd A B<br />

Jumpers<br />

1 and 2<br />

enable<br />

reader 4<br />

(default)<br />

3 S4-IN<br />

2<br />

1 S4<br />

Jumpers<br />

3 S4-IN<br />

2 and 3 2<br />

enable 1 S4<br />

On-Board sensor<br />

ENGLISH<br />

3 S4-IN<br />

2<br />

1 S4<br />

Power supply<br />

12 - 24V<br />

ac/dc<br />

+ -<br />

12-24<br />

AC-DC<br />

S1 S2 Gnd S3 S4 Gnd<br />

12-24<br />

AC-DC<br />

RBM2<br />

RL3 RL1 RL2<br />

Nc No C Nc No C No C<br />

PARKING OUT 1 OUT 2<br />

Reader 1<br />

ENTRY<br />

MAGNEET<br />

KAART<br />

PROXIMITY<br />

CARD<br />

Red<br />

Black<br />

Output Contact Relay 2<br />

(RL2) max. 10A - 230V<br />

Output Contact Relay 1<br />

(RL1) max. 10A - 230V<br />

Reader 2<br />

ENTRY<br />

Red<br />

Output Contact Relay 3 (RL3)<br />

TRAFFIC LIGHT<br />

max. 5A - 230V<br />

Reader 3<br />

EXIT<br />

Red<br />

Red<br />

Black<br />

P<br />

CLEAR<br />

FULL<br />

Reader 4<br />

EXIT<br />

Can only be activated in<br />

On-Line mode<br />

THE FOLLOWING PAGES ILLUSTRATE ALL THE OPERATIONS THAT CAN BE CARRIED OUT IN STAND-ALONE<br />

MODE WITH PROXIMITY SENSORS; THE SAME INSTRUCTIONS CAN BE FOLLOWED FOR STRIP READERS<br />

WITH THE WARNING THAT, WHERE IT IS INSTRUCTED TO "FEED", "POSITION", "SWIPE" OR "SLIDE", IT<br />

IS NECESSARY TO SWIPE OR SLIDE THE CARD ACROSS THE READER.<br />

FOR INSTRUCTIONS IN ON-LINE MODE, PLEASE CONSULT THE CAME SOFTWARE.<br />

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2.0<br />

Saving the 1st Card (Master Card)<br />

Press the ENTER key, F - 1 appears on the display<br />

(if no operation takes place for 10", the message disappears<br />

and RBM2 is set to STAND BY)<br />

ENTER<br />

ENTER<br />

10"<br />

ENGLISH<br />

Press Enter again... F - 1 1 flashes<br />

Place the Card on the sensor (for 2”); when saving is<br />

complete, on the display the first central segment on the left<br />

lights up while on the sensor both LEDs flash (the first card<br />

saved is called MASTER and the display screen shows<br />

flashing areas).<br />

MASTER<br />

2"<br />

2.1<br />

Saving of Cards<br />

Feed the Master card in sequence twice (within max 3");<br />

RBM2 enters the insertion stage.<br />

The Display flashes, indicating the memory location in red<br />

numbers, while the green number indicates the output relay.<br />

(change channel, see § 2.2)<br />

MASTER<br />

CARD 01<br />

2 X<br />

2"<br />

Feed the card that needs to be stored and keep it on the<br />

sensor until the display shows the message “Sto”. When the<br />

message disappears, RBM2 moves to the subsequent<br />

position of free memory.<br />

CARD 02<br />

The display flashes, while on the sensor both LEDs<br />

flash. In this phase sequential storage of cards is<br />

possible.<br />

After the saving of the last card, wait 10” and RBM2 is<br />

moves again to Stand By.<br />

10"<br />

2.2<br />

Change relay channel<br />

During the insertion of the card, it is possible to alter the<br />

activation of the output relay from RL1 to RL2 and vice<br />

versa.<br />

The operation takes place during the Card saving stage<br />

(see § 2.1) when the Master Card is slid in order to begin the<br />

procedure. It can simply be slid again and the display on the<br />

right (green) changes from 1 to 2; then, show the card to be<br />

saved and wait until the display shows the "Sto" message.<br />

By default, all the cards activate relay 1.<br />

MASTER<br />

MASTER<br />

CARD 01<br />

2"<br />

- 4 -


2.3<br />

Creation of 2nd Master Card<br />

By using a card that has already been saved, a second Master Card can be created.<br />

(N.B. RBM2 accepts only two Master Cards)<br />

Operation<br />

Display<br />

Sequence<br />

Swipe the Master Card<br />

MASTER<br />

Press ENTER Display F - 1<br />

ENTER<br />

Press CH1 Display F - 2<br />

Press ENTER<br />

F - 2 flashes<br />

CH 1<br />

ENTER<br />

ENGLISH<br />

Swipe the Card that will be<br />

saved as the 2nd Master<br />

Once saving is over, the<br />

display screen displays<br />

F - 2 M steadily<br />

CARD 01<br />

2.4<br />

Deletion of Cards<br />

Sequence of operations to carry out in order to delete one or more Cards.<br />

Operation<br />

Display<br />

Sequence<br />

Swipe the Master Card<br />

MASTER<br />

Press ENTER Display F - 1<br />

ENTER<br />

Press CH1 3 times<br />

Display F - 4<br />

3x<br />

CH 1<br />

Press ENTER<br />

The first memory location<br />

appears<br />

ENTER<br />

Press CH1 - CH2<br />

Choose the location to<br />

eliminate<br />

CH 1<br />

CH 2<br />

Press ENTER<br />

The location is eliminated<br />

and C starts flashing<br />

When the C flashes, it means that the location is free. When it is steady, it means the memory<br />

location is occupied. Once the Card deletion operation is over, the display flashes for 10 seconds<br />

before it returns to STAND-BY (see page 2 § 1.3).<br />

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2.5<br />

Data Saving<br />

Download Function<br />

This function allows the data included in the RBM2 to be saved<br />

by transferring it into the "MEMORY ROLL" board.<br />

To carry out this operation, insert the board MEMORY into the<br />

corresponding connector (see Fig.1).<br />

MEMORY ROLL<br />

MEMORY ROLL<br />

CAME<br />

Fig.1<br />

ENGLISH<br />

Carry out the insertion making sure the power<br />

supply is turned off.<br />

Operation Display Sequence<br />

Swipe the Master Card<br />

MASTER<br />

Press ENTER Display F - 1<br />

CH 1<br />

Press CH1 6 times Display F - 7<br />

6X<br />

ENTER<br />

Press ENTER<br />

Display F - 7 U<br />

At the end of the operation,<br />

the display screen displays<br />

the hyphen on the left.<br />

ENTER<br />

2"<br />

2.6<br />

Data restoration<br />

UPLOAD Function<br />

This function allows the data that has been saved in the MEMORY roll board to be<br />

restored in the RBM2.<br />

To carry out this operation, insert the board MEMORY into the corresponding<br />

connector (see Fig.1).<br />

Carry out the insertion making sure the power<br />

supply is turned off.<br />

Operation Display Sequence<br />

Swipe the Master Card<br />

MASTER<br />

Press ENTER Display F - 1<br />

Press CH1 7 times Display F - 8<br />

7x<br />

CH 1<br />

ENTER<br />

Press ENTER<br />

Display F - 8 d<br />

ENTER<br />

- 6 -<br />

At the end of the operation,<br />

the display screen displays<br />

the hyphen on the left.<br />

2"


2.7<br />

Total deletion of Cards<br />

Steps to be carried out to delete in a single operation all the cards that have been saved.<br />

Operation<br />

Display<br />

Sequence<br />

Swipe the Master Card<br />

MASTER<br />

Press ENTER Display F - 1<br />

ENTER<br />

Press CH1 4 times Display F - 5<br />

Press ENTER<br />

The C L r A message<br />

flashes on<br />

4X<br />

CH 1<br />

ENTER<br />

ENGLISH<br />

Keep the ENTER key pressed<br />

The C L r A message<br />

stops flashing.<br />

Once the deletion has been performed, the display flashes with the C L r A message for 10<br />

seconds before it returns to STAND-BY (see page. 2 § 1.3).<br />

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3.0<br />

Software Installation<br />

Insert the first diskette in the drive and proceed as<br />

follows for software installation:<br />

Fig.1 From the Windows toolbar click on the START,<br />

select RUN, and type: A:\SETUP and confirm by<br />

clicking OK.<br />

Fig.2 A window will appear that will update some files<br />

of the system (the duration of the operation depends on<br />

your PC),<br />

Fig.3 You will be prompted to insert the second<br />

diskette in the drive. Insert it and confirm by clicking<br />

OK.<br />

Fig.4 Once file saving is over, the Software Installation<br />

window will appear; press OK to proceed.<br />

Fig.5 By carrying on to the next window you can<br />

choose where to instal the program by clicking on<br />

"Change Directory ", or click on the icon for the default<br />

installation (c:\programs\came\rbm2).<br />

Fig.6 You will be asked to confirm the position of the<br />

connections on the toolbar, press "Continue" (if you do not<br />

want to change the position).<br />

Once the files have been copied, a window appears<br />

that confirms that the installation has been made. Click<br />

OK and reboot the computer to apply the new settings.<br />

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