Honeywell PRO3200 Professional Series Access Modules

• Modular design fits a wide variety of applications

• Up to 9 modules, power-supply and battery can be

accommodated by the PRO22ENC1. PRO22ENC2 and

PRO22ENC5 (no battery) enclosures

• User programmable relay outputs allow for specific

control needs

• User programmable alarm inputs offer flexible system

configuration and control

• RS485 communication to all modules

• Analog to digital converter technology provides digital

filtering and input conditioning

• Dedicated cabinet tamper and power monitor inputs

• Supports the choice of normally open, normally closed,

supervised, and non-supervised circuits

• Supports a wide range of reader technologies including

Wiegand, magnetic stripe, proximity, and keypad

• System off-line modes customizable per reader include

facility code access, locked (no access), and unlocked

(full access)

• Supports multiple reader and card formats for maximum

flexibility and security options

• Operating modes include locked, unlocked, facility code, card

only, card and PIN, card or PIN and PIN only

• Communication to the host is via either 10/100 Ethernet or

RS-232(both are standard)

• Alarm circuit type - normally open, normally closed, non

supervised, supervised (with correct EOL). Meets

requirements for UL294 and CUL

• Any combination of 16 I/0 or readers modules may be

connected to the PRO32IC RS485 ports. 4.000 ft

(1.250 m) total bus length per port

• Supports over 50.000 cards and 50.000 transactions

SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The PRO3200 professional series family of access control

modules is designed for high density installations.

Supporting up to 16 readers per enclosure and 32 readers

per intelligent controller along with up to 100.000 card

capacity provides a combination of small installation

footprint and superior cost per door ratio.

The PRO22R1 provides I/O support for one card access

reader, while the PRO32R2 supports two card access

readers. Both interface with the intelligent control module

(PRO32IC). In the event that communication to the

intelligent control module is lost, the card access readers

can be individually configured to allow entrance based on

security needs. This customization allows for a door to be

configured as locked, unlocked, or access only via valid

facility code.

The PRO32OUT interfaces with the intelligent control

module

(PRO32IC) providing up to 12 or 16. Form C, 12 VDC, 2A

relay output controls depending if the board is rack or tile

mounted and power fail and panel tamper when tile

mounted. Relays may be used for elevator control, status

annunciation and for general facility control, such as door

monitoring.

The PRO32IN interfaces with the intelligent control module

(PRO32IC) providing 16 supervised alarm inputs and a

dedicated power fail and panel tamper when tile mounted.

An analog to digital converter samples the input values and

the digitized result is filtered and processed. Filter

parameters are configurable for each input point, resulting

in the ability to specify a custom End-Of-Line (EOL)

resistance value, sensitivity range and timing parameter.

The PRO3200 Series of access modules are designed to

accommodate various mounting options. Units can be

mounted in a rack configuration (PRO22ENC1.

PRO22ENC2 and PRO22ENC5) when space is limited, or in

a tile-mount configuration (PRO22ENC3).

• The PRO22ENC1 is a wall-mounted enclosuree rack uni

• The PRO22ENC2 is a 19" rack-mounted enclosuree rack uni

• The PRO22ENC5 is a rack unit which fits inside a

customer’s enclosure

BENEFITS

•Anti-passback support - free pass and exempt flags, last area

accessed, last reader accessed and time/date of last access

•Modular hardware architecture provides flexibility and expansion

capabilities

•Large, local controller database allows access control decisions to

be made by controller in real time without the need to communicate

to the server

•ADA compliant allowing expanded door times selectable per reader

•Scalable architecture ensures optimal performance with a seamless

upgrade path to accommodate future growth beyond its initial installation

•Four-state alarm input circuits normally opened, normally closed,