System Manual Access Issue 2011 - Siedle
System Manual Access Issue 2011 - Siedle
System Manual Access Issue 2011 - Siedle
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<strong>System</strong> structure, conductor material and range<br />
Door area<br />
Generally speaking, a distinction is<br />
drawn between the door area and<br />
the protected local area network<br />
(LAN).<br />
Door area<br />
The installation for the door station<br />
is referred to as the door area. If correctly<br />
installed, this area is protected<br />
from unauthorized access. From the<br />
outside, it is not possible to access<br />
the network.<br />
Cabling in the door area<br />
The IP network terminates with the<br />
ATLC/NG 670-...<br />
To protect against unauthorized<br />
access, the ATLC/NG 670-... must be<br />
accommodated without fail inside<br />
the building.<br />
The cabling from the ATLC/<br />
NG 670-... to the door station is<br />
executed in the conventional way.<br />
4<br />
Network LAN<br />
Door station<br />
Tö<br />
Conductor material<br />
CAT AWG22<br />
J-Y(ST)Y twisted pair conductors,<br />
shielded<br />
Range<br />
Door controller to door station<br />
CAT AWG22 = 120 m<br />
J-Y(St)Y ø 0,6 mm = 100 m<br />
J-Y(St)Y ø 0,8 mm = 200 m<br />
Every door station / independent<br />
camera is installed in the system<br />
with its own ATLC/NG 670-... .<br />
ATLC/NG 670<br />
Network LAN<br />
ATLC/NG 670<br />
Door area<br />
Range depends on the<br />
installed conductor material.<br />
Camera<br />
max. 10 m
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