GW14681 - Security System Gewiss - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Security system
Brand	Gewiss
Model	GW14681
Dimensions (W × H × D)	200 × 150 × 40 mm
Weight	0.5 kg
Power supply	230 V AC via mains adapter
Power consumption	5 W max
Main functions	Intrusion detection, 110 dB audible alarm, telephone notification
Number of zones	8 wired zones
Communication	Integrated GSM/GPRS (optional)
Maintenance and cleaning	Clean with a soft dry cloth; do not use solvents or abrasive products
Security	Anti-tamper protection, alarm in case of mains failure
Spare parts and repairability	Backup battery, compatible sensors; repair by an approved professional
General information	Indoor use, operating temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C
Warranty	2 years
Certifications	CE, NF A2P

Frequently Asked Questions - GW14681 Gewiss

How to install the Gewiss GW14681 security system?

Fix the control unit to the wall using the supplied plugs, connect the wired sensors to the zones, plug in the mains adapter and insert the backup battery. Follow the detailed installation guide in the manual.

How to add an additional sensor?

Each wired zone accepts one sensor. Open the terminal block, connect the wires of the new sensor respecting polarity, then close. Register it in the programming menu.

What to do if the alarm triggers for no reason?

Check that all sensors are properly fixed and that the batteries (if any) are in good condition. Increase the delay time if necessary. Refer to the troubleshooting section of the manual.

How to set the emergency call numbers?

Access the programming menu, select 'Call numbers', enter up to 3 numbers with area code, confirm. The system will dial these numbers in case of alarm.

The backup battery drains quickly, is this normal?

A new battery lasts about 24 hours. If it drains faster, check the connections and replace it if necessary. Use a 12 V 1.2 Ah battery.

How to temporarily disable a sensor?

In the 'Zones' menu, select the sensor and choose 'Bypass' or 'Disable'. Remember to reactivate it after the desired period.

The system does not respond, what should I do?

Unplug the mains adapter and remove the battery for 30 seconds, then reconnect. If the problem persists, contact customer service.

Can I use wireless sensors with this model?

The GW14681 is designed for wired sensors. For a wireless extension, you can add an optional receiver module (check compatibility).

How to test the proper functioning of the alarm?

In test mode, manually trigger each sensor. The control unit should sound a siren and display the affected zone. Perform this test monthly.

Where to find the error code displayed on the screen?

Error codes are listed in the manual table (pages 45-48). For example, E01 means GSM communication fault. Refer to the manual for the full meaning.

USER MANUAL GW14681 Gewiss

Morsetti Bus KNX / EIB:

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Attention - Important

Warning! The safety of this appliance is only guaranteed if all the instructions given here are followed scrupulously. These should be read thoroughly and kept in a safe place.

The Chorus products must be installed in compliance with the requisites of standard CEI 64-8 for devices for domestic use and similar, in non-dusty atmospheres and where special protection against water penetration is not required.

The GEWISS sales organisation is at your disposal for clarifications and technical information.

Gewiss SpA reserves the right to make changes to the product described in this manual at any time and without giving any notice.

CONTENTS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS page

- Description of the product and how it works.... 16

- Front view 17

INSTALLATION

- Connections 18

- Indicators and control elements positions 19

- Warnings for installation phase 20

- Assembly and connections.... 20

- General description 21

- Connection of the bus cable to the KNX/EIB clamp.... 21

- Connection of the transponder reader to the bus line.... 21

- Electrical safety.... 21

- Conditions of use 22

- Homologation 22

- EC Marking 22

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 23

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Description of the product and how it works

The GW1X 681 transponder reader is a KNX / EIB device used for access monitoring by means of the recognition of a transponder card;

the system can be customised, it is versatile and modular and can be adapted for all types of applications (access to offices, hospital wards, hotel rooms, swimming pools, saunas, sporting facilities, restricted areas, carparks etc.).

The device is fitted with three physical ON/OFF inputs to control the door open/closed switch or other signals (window contact, bathroom alarm etc).

The device has two 24Vac relays which are used, for instance, to control the lock on doors, to control "courtesy lights" or other.

4 LEDs are assembled on the front of the reader:

• red/green led, "access granted" or "access denied", identified by the key icon.
• greed led, programmable from ETS as desired, use for instance for "Redo Room"
• red led, programmable from ETS as desired, use for instance for "Room Busy" or "Do Not Disturb"
• amber led, programmable from ETS as desired, use for instance for "Help Requested"

The transponder is read when it is placed in front of the reader, at a maximum distance of 30 mm.

The configuration of the device, the physical address, parameters and communication object are all performed using the ETS software (EIB Tool Software).

The product database can be downloaded from our website at www.gewiss.com, (product area - Domotics)

The transponder reader is fitted inside a standard flush-mounted box, and mounted on Chorus supports in the space of three modules.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Front view

Two-colour LED : it is normally switched off and lights up:

fixed green light for 3 seconds: signals the opening of the lock (card recognised);

fixed red light for 3 seconds : access denied, signals that unrecognised cards cannot open the lock;

green light blinking for 3 seconds: access denied, in the case the card is recognised, expiry date (if enabled) or the day of the week are valid, but the time frame is not valid;

red/green lights both blinking: during the transfer of ETS parameters, and for roughly one second after power up.

Red blinking: card write error.

Zone enabled for transponder card recognition

Connections

Bus Line:

12/24V ac/dc power supply:

ON-OFF outputs:

ON-OFF inputs without potential:

KNX / EIB terminal, conductor ∅ 0.6-0.8 mm.

Screw terminals, max cable section 1.5 mm ²

Screw terminals, max cable section 1.5 mm ²

Screw terminals, max cable section 1.5 mm ²

Traditional ON-OFF inputs to manage the KNX/EIB commands

INSTALLATION

Indicators and control elements positions

Screw-on terminal:

1 power supply 12/24V ac/dc
2 power supply 12/24V ac/dc

CI KNX/EIB common inputs

I1 input 1 without potential
I2 input 2 without potential
I3 input 3 without potential

L1 common relay 1
NO1 relay 1 NO contact
L2 common relay 2
NO2 relay 2 NO contact

KNX/EIB Bus clamps:

• negative pole
• positive pole

KNX/EIB Button

Button to switch between normal mode or programming mode or the detection of the physical address

KNX/EIB Led

LED which signals normal mode (led off) or addressing mode (led on). It switches off automatically after the detection /programming of the physical address

INSTALLATION

Warnings for installation

The device must be used for fixed installations in closed environments, dry areas, in wall or flush-mounted boxes.

• The device cannot be installed inside the same box (wall or flush-mounted) together with 230 V devices.
• Only qualified personnel are permitted to install and start up the device.
• Always comply with the safety and accident prevention standards and regulations in force.
• The device must not be opened. If it is not working properly, contact an authorised technician or contact the GEWISS Customer Care service for assistance.

Assembly and Connections

Only mount the reader in a horizontal position.

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General description

To start up the device you must access the "KNX / EIB Button" to switch from normal mode to programming mode; the button is on the back of the casing.

When installing the device, make sure that the connection cables are long enough to extract the device / support frame from the flush-mounted box together.

Connection of the bus cable to the KNX/EIB clamp

The Bus KNX / EIB clamp (supplied with the device) is suitable for a single wire conductor with a ∅ 0.6-0.8 mm.

Connection of the transponder reader to the bus line

Insert the KNX / EIB Bus clamp, previously connected to the bus cable, into the integrated bus coupling slot which is on the back of the device. Slide the bus clamp as far as possible.

Configuration

The transponder reader must be configured using one of the access management softwares - "GWHotel" or "GWAccess" used to configure the transponder cards and the assigning of access rights

INSTALLATION

Electrical safety

Pollution level (according to IEC 60664-1 Standard): 2.

Protection rating (according to EN 60529 Standard): IP 20.

Protection class (according to IEC 61140): III.

Overload rating (according to IEC 664-1): III.

Bus: safety voltage SELV DC 24V.

Complies with EN 50090 and IEC 664-1 Standards.

EMC requirements

Complies with EN 61000-6-3, EN 61000-6-1 and EN 50090-2-2 Standards.

Conditions of Use

According to EN 50090-2-2 Standards.

Ambient temperature while working: 0^irc C + 45^irc C.

Storage temperature: - 20 + 55°C.

Relative humidity: max. 90%.

Homologation

KNX/EIB homologated.

CE Marking

Complies to the Low Voltage EC Directive (civil and industrial building).

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Power Supply

BUS voltage KNX/EIB: 29V dc SELV

BUS absorption: 5mA

External auxiliary voltage: 12/24V ac/dc +/- 10%

Max. auxiliary power absorption: 150mA

KNX/EIB Inputs

3 contacts without potential

the power is supplied internally at 24V 1mA

Relay outputs

2 NO contacts 2A cosφ0.6 - 24V ac

Channel 1: general use or electrical lock command

Channel 2: courtesy lights or general use

Transponder reader

Chip reader/writer transponder Atmel/Temic

Power supplied internally at 5V dc

Working power frequency: 125KHz

Control elements

Rear button to switch between normal mode / programming mode

FRANÇAIS

Lecteur Transponder

Attention - Important

Bornes Bus KNX / EIB:

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Tension BUS KNX / EIB: 29V cc SELV

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Descripción general

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