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ENGLISH2 Safety InstructionsATTENTIONDamage caused by sharp items or metal objectsDamage to the surface of the finger sensor may lead tomalfunctions.▶ Do not pull sharp items or metal objects, e.g. rings,over the finger sensor.2.1 Intended useThe finger-scan FL 12 / FLT 12 is used to control garage doorsor entrance doors. Opening and closing is made possiblethrough the recognition of previously taught-in fingerprints.Other applications are not permitted. The manufacturer is notliable for damages caused by improper use or incorrectoperation.3 Scope of DeliveryReader FL 12 or FLT 12Decoder unitFitting materialFitting and operating instructions4 Product DescriptionThe finger-scan FL 12 / FLT 12 consists of a reader and adecoder unit. There are different versions for use with agarage door (FL 12) or an entrance door (FLT 12). The readeris connected to the decoder unit via a system cable. Thefingerprints are stored and deleted in the decoder unit.Up to 12 fingerprints can be stored.Version for garage doors (FL 12)• The reader has a 5 m long, permanently connectedsystem cable.• The decoder unit is equipped with a voltage supply andmains plug for connecting 230 V~.Version for entrance doors (FLT 12)• The reader has an approx. 15 cm long, permanentlyconnected system cable that can be extended with aconnecting cable.• The decoder unit does not have any mains voltage orintegrated housing.5 Fitting▶ See Figures 1, 2, 4 and 6▶ Install the reader in any outside location, but protectedfrom the weather, if possible.▶ Fit the decoder unit for garage doors in an area that isprotected against unauthorised access, as connectioncables, e.g. for the garage door operator, are connectedhere.▶ Install the decoder unit for entrance doors in the frame onthe hinge side. An external voltage supply (12 V~) mustbe provided on-site.6▶Electrical ConnectionsSee Figures 3 and 5a/5b6.1 Voltage supply (12 V):Connection with a 2-pin terminal strip.PinSignal1 V~ (1) or V-2 V~ (2) or V+Note:If the door opener is operated with DC voltage, pay attentionto the correct polarity. If the polarity is incorrect, the decoderunit will still function but the door opener will not.6.2 Finger-scan (X3):Connected via a system cable to the 6-pin RJ12 socket.6.3 Terminal strip (X1):Depending on the position of jumpers JP1 and JP2, an Aopener/electric strike or operator can be connected via thisplug. If both jumpers are in position 2-3, the voltage to supplyan opener is available at the terminals:A opener connection▶ See Figure 5bPinSignal1.1 V~ (1) or V-1.2 Signal to open1.3 V~ (2) or V+Electric strike connection▶ See Figure 5aPinSignal1.1 Electric strike (1) - (V~ (1) or V-)1.2 Electric strike (2) - switched (V~ (2) or V+)1.3 –Operator connection▶ See Figure 3In order to control an operator, both jumpers must be inposition 1-2. This provides the volt-free change-over contactsfor relay K1.PinSignal1.1 .6 (nc)1.2 .5 (com)1.3 .8 (no)6.4Terminal strip (X2)/connection of a secondoperatorThe volt-free change-over contacts for relay K2 are availablefor a second operator at X2.PinSignal2.1 .6 (nc)2.2 .5 (com)2.3 .8 (no)10 TR30G007-C RE / 10.2009

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