DoorKing 2372-080 User manual

WIRELESS DUAL BAND REPEATER KIT

DoorKing Part Number

2372-080

The wireless dual band repeater kit (DBR) extends and expands the wireless communication range between an access control system and wireless

tracker expansion board or “tracker board”. It gets installed between the wireless devices that are too far or obstructed from each other to reliably

communicate with each other. It will receive a signal sent to it and repeat that signal to the next wireless device. Multiple DBRs can be used in the

same communication line of a tracker board. The signal range of a DBR is approximately 500 ft direct-line-of-sight with no signal interference.

IMPORTANT:

Install the repeater

so the antenna is in a

location that is NOT

surrounded by metal

and is in free air as

high as possible above

the ground. Minimum

15 ft above ground

recommended.

RF Range:

Set as shown.

1/2” thick wall PVC

conduit recommended

(not supplied).

Metal conduit may

interfere with wireless

signal.

Base side communicates with the

wireless Baseboard of the 1830

series. The Channel and ID of the

Base side MUST match the Channel

and Net ID of the Baseboard.

DO NOT set Base side the same as

the Remote side.

LOW PWR switch ON-Up Position,

board is put in a low power operating

mode where both LED signal displays

will turn OFF when not needed.

Remote side communicates with

the wireless Tracker board. The

Channel and ID of the Remote

side MUST match the Channel

and Net ID of the Tracker board.

DO NOT set Remote side the

same as the Base side.

Up to 5 Dual Band Repeaters (DBR) can be used in a cascade format to extend

signal distance. The Base Side of 2nd DBR MUST match the Channel and ID of

the Remote Side from the 1st DBR and so on.

Make sure the Channel and ID combinations are

UNIQUE for every DBR in the cascade.

Installation

Base Side Remote Side

Cascading Dual Band Repeaters

Range testing is HIGHLY recommended

before FINAL installation.

Important Antenna Note:

Antenna range WILL VARY

GREATLY depending on individual

setup: Antenna height above the ground, background signal

interference, physical obstructions (trees, buildings etc.).

Adverse weather (rain) CAN also affect antenna range.

POWER

BASE

PROGRAM

REMOTE

PROGRAM

PAIRED

REMOTE

SW4

SW5

SW1

D10D2

BASE

PAIRED

REMOTE

PAIRED

BASE

RF RANGE

REMOTE

RF RANGE

BASE REMOTE

CHID CHID

BASE SIGNAL REMOTE SIGNAL

2372-011

12VDC INPUT

LOW PWR

RF STRENGTH

RF SYNC

RF LOST

2373-010

BASE REMOTE

Power Transformer

18 GA. Wire 100 ft max

16 GA. Wire 200 ft max

Wire Polarity Matters!

Note: Rev “B” circuit board uses 5VDC.

2361 Wireless

Baseboard

2358 Wireless

Tracker Board

OPER

WXYZ

TUV

PQRS

MNO

JKL

GHI

DEF

ABC

CALL

TELEPHONE ENTRY SYSTEM

HOLD TO SCAN

OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS

Use “A to Z” Buttons to Locate

Nameand Code Number on Display.

Namesare In Alphabetical Order.

o Call, Enter Code Number on

Keypador Press “Call” Button. If

Lineis Busy, Press “#” or “Call” to

HangUp. Try Again.

nteron Open Display and Tone.

OPER

WXYZ

TUV

PQRS

MNO

JKL

GHI

DEF

ABC

CALL

TELEPHONE ENTRY SYSTEM

HOLD TO SCAN

OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS

Use “A to Z” Buttons to Locate

Nameand Code Number on Display.

Namesare In Alphabetical Order.

o Call, Enter Code Number on

Keypador Press “Call” Button. If

Lineis Busy, Press “#” or “Call” to

HangUp. Try Again.

nteron Open Display and Tone.

Tracker

Black - NEG

Red + POS

Rev “C”

or higher

Circuit

Board

1st DBR

2nd DBR

3rd DBR

4th DBR

5th DBR

Baseboard

Channels

match

and

IDs match

and both are

unique

in cascade

Channels

match

and

IDs match

and both are

unique

in cascade

Channels

match

and

IDs match

and both are

unique

in cascade

Channels

match

and

IDs match

and both are

unique

in cascade

Channels

match

and

IDs match

and both are

unique

in cascade

Channels

match

and

IDs match

and both are

unique

in cascade

Note: DoorKing offers a Wireless Test Range

Kit (P/N 1514-130) to allow easy testing of

the wireless signal between 2 devices at

chosen locations BEFORE installation of the

devices. The self-powered test kit measures

the wireless signal between 2 devices in ANY

chosen locations. Ensuring that a good signal

can be achieved before installation occurs.

Example:

The wireless baseboard

MUST be set to:

ID: E CH: 4

Example:

The wireless

tracker board

MUST be set to:

ID: 2 CH: 9

cascade

500 ft 500 ft

FarNear

85 MAX setting

PINK

PURPLE

BLUE

GREEN

ORANGE

YELLOW

Power

Supply

12VDC

When boards are PAIRED: Only card codes/entry codes/remote codes from paired tracker boards will be accepted.

Base Side of 2372: To pair the 2372 Base side with a 2361 Baseboard, the 2372 base side MUST be in an UNPAIRED mode:

Depress the BASE PROGRAM button (SW1) on the 2372 base side for few seconds until the RF LOST LED blinks rapidly and then turns steady RED.

Then press the PAIR button on the 2361 baseboard for few seconds to PAIR with the 2372 BASE side ONLY. Once the 2372 Base side receives a pairing

command from the 2361 baseboard, the middle green LED (RF SYNC) and the bottom red LED (RF LOST) blink rapidly; this indicates it has successfully been paired

with the 2361 Baseboard. The BASE PAIRED LED turns green (D2) and will stay lit on 2372 Base side.

Pairing Boards Together

Automatic UNpaired Communication

LED Signal Indicators

DoorKing Technical Support: 1-800-826-7493

SECURE

RF STRENGTH

RF SYNC

RF LOST

2373-010

BASE REMOTE

RF STRENGTH

RF SYNC

RF LOST

RF SYNC

2373-010

BASE REMOTE

Remote Side of 2372: To pair the 2372 Remote side with the wireless tracker board, unpaired communication must have already been established between the 2.

The RF SECURE LED will remain ON steady red on top of 2358 tracker board. Press the 2372 Remote side PAIRED REMOTE button (SW4) for 3 seconds or

until the 2372 REMOTE PAIRED Blue LED (D10) blinks rapidly. Once 2358 tracker board has been successfully paired to Remote side of 2372,

the RF SECURE LED will turn green and remain lit on 2358 tracker board.

Due to the nature of wireless communications, transmission and reception of data can never be guaranteed. Data may be delayed, corrupted (i.e., have errors) or be

totally lost. Although significant delays or losses of data are rare when wireless devices are used in a normal manner with a well-constructed network, DoorKing

wireless products should not be used in situations where failure to transmit or receive data could result in damage of any kind to the user or any other party,

including but not limited to personal injury, death, or loss of property. DoorKing, Inc. accepts no responsibility for damages of any kind resulting from delays or

errors in data transmitted or received using DoorKing wireless products, or for failure of DoorKing wireless products to transmit or receive such data.

Powering up boards will automatically establish communication between them and the baseboard. RF STAT/BASE & REMOTE PAIRED/RF SECURE LEDs will remain

RED on the boards which indicates the boards are communicating with each other, but UNPAIRED. This means that card codes/entry codes/remote codes will be

accepted from ANY tracker board that is set to the same channel and ID setting. See below to PAIR boards if desired.

LED displays on boards will indicate the signal loss between the boards. A smaller number is a stronger signal. 75 or lower is recommended.

RF STRENGTH LED should be GREEN on each board. YELLOW is marginal strength, RED is poor strength.

2361 Baseboard: LED Display shows the RF Range setting of the baseboard for 2 sec then shows signal loss that the board is actually receiving from 2372 Base side.

2372 Dual Repeater Board: Has LED displays for EACH side of the repeater which shows signal loss for Base and Remote sides.

2358 Tracker Board:

Do not operate DoorKing wireless products in areas where cellular modems are not advised without proper device certifications. These areas include environments

where cellular radio can interfere such as explosive atmospheres, medical equipment, or any other equipment which may

be susceptible to any form of radio interference. DoorKing wireless products can transmit signals that could interfere with this equipment. Do not operate DoorKing

wireless products in any aircraft, whether the aircraft is on the ground or in flight. In aircraft, DoorKing wireless products MUST BE POWERED OFF. When operating,

DoorKing wireless products can transmit signals that could interfere with various onboard systems.

Note: Some airlines may permit the use of cellular phones while the aircraft is on the ground and the door is open. DoorKing wireless products may be used at this

time.

The driver or operator of any vehicle should not operate DoorKing wireless products while in control of a moving vehicle. Doing so will detract from the driver or

operator’s control and operation of that vehicle. In some states and provinces, operating such communications devices while in control of a vehicle is an offence.

Safety and Hazards

POWER

BASE

PROGRAM

REMOTE

PROGRAM

PAIRED

REMOTE

SW4

SW1

D10

REMOTE

PAI R E D

BASE

RF RANGE

REMOTE

BASE REMOTE

CHID CHID

BASE SIGNAL

2372-011

12VDC INPUT

LOW PWR

RF LOST

2373-010

DOORKING

2363-010

PAIRED

OFF

RF RANGE

NET

RCVD

ALLOW

DENY

STATUS

SYNC LOST

SYNC REVD

HEARTBEAT

DISPLAY

OFF/ON

RESET

PROG

STAT STRENGTH RLY 1 RLY 2

DOORKING

2361-010

PAIR

OUTPUT

RELAY

ALARM

RELAY

AUX

RELAY

ENT

RESET

2358-010

CODE

BAD

PROGRAM

RF ID

1489-010

RF RANGE

NGTH

ENGTH

2361 Wireless Baseboard 2372 Wireless Dual Repeater Board

2358 Wireless Tracker Board

PAIRED REMOTE (SW4)

PAIR

BASE

PROGRAM

(SW1)

RF SECURE

RF SYNC

LED Display

Program Buttons

LED Base Display LED Remote Display

LED Display

RF STAT

RF STRENGTH

BASE PAIRED (D2)

Important Notice

To Display RF Signal Loss

•Use UP and Down Arrow Buttons to select programming Step 21 shown on LED display.

•Press ENT Button to show Signal Loss number on LED display.

ENT

75 or lower is recommended.

ONLY red when

it sees unpaired

tracker board.

Examples using Dual Band Repeaters - DBR

Wireless

Tracker

Board

DBR

OPER

WXYZ

TUV

PQRS

MNO

JKL

GHI

DEF

ABC

CALL

TELEPHONE ENTRY SYSTEM

HOLD TO SCAN

OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS

Use “A to Z” Buttons to Locate

Nameand Code Number on Display.

Namesare In Alphabetical Order.

o Call, Enter Code Number on

Keypador Press “Call” Button. If

Lineis Busy, Press “#” or “Call” to

HangUp. Try Again.

nteron Open Display and Tone.

Wireless

Baseboard

1830 series

Wireless

Baseboard

1830 series

Dome

Antenna

Up to 24 Tracker Boards Communicate Wirelessly, NO HARDwiring Trackers to 1830

Up to 12 Tracker Boards Communicate Wirelessly and HARDwiring Trackers to 1830

TIP: DO NOT USE

channel “0” or “F” if possible.

They are the weakest.

Channels “4”, “9” and “E” are

good. They are outside the

bandwidth of the most used

WiFi channels.

DBR Note: Extra DBRs can

be used to extend signal

distance between devices.

Dome Antenna Note: When the

dome antenna has to be used on

the 1830, a DBR will extend the

wireless distance from it.

DBR

Channels match,

IDs match and

different from

other DBRs.

Channels match, IDs match

and different from

baseboard and other DBRs.

Channels match, IDs match

and different from baseboard

and other DBRs.

Wireless

Tracker

Board

PINK

PURPLE

Tracker

Board

DBR

TIP: DO NOT USE

channel “0” or “F” if possible.

They are the weakest.

Channels “4”, “9” and “E” are

good. They are outside the

bandwidth of the most used

WiFi channels.

DBR Note: Extra DBRs can

be used to extend signal

distance between devices.

DBR

Channels match,

IDs match and

different from

other DBRs.

Channels match, IDs match

and different from baseboard

and other DBRs.

Channels match, IDs

match and different

from baseboard and

other DBRs.

Channels match, IDs

match and different

from baseboard and

other DBRs.

Channels match, IDs match

and different from baseboard

and other DBRs.

Channels match,

IDs match and

different from

baseboard and

other DBRs.

Channels match,

IDs match and

different from

baseboard and

other DBRs.

There are 16 individual board addresses available for the tracker boards (16 tracker boards). Board addresses 3-10 for Relay 2/Wiegand 2 input

and 11-18 for Relay 1/Wiegand 1 input. An additional 8 tracker boards can be used with zone addressing. There are many combinations of wireless

configurations and DBRs will extend the signal distance between devices to allow up to 24 trackers to be used. Wireless tracker boards can also

connect directly to the 1830 when in range. This diagram assumes that NO tracker boards will be HARDwired to the 1830. See below for wireless

and hardwired tracker boards.

Relay 1/Wiegand 1 input terminal is available on the 1830 baseboard to HARDwire tracker boards if desired. When any trackers are HARDwired to

the baseboard, only the Relay 2/Wiegand 2 input is available for wireless communication. 8 board addresses 3-10 (8 tracker boards) and an

additional 4 tracker boards can be used with zone addressing. There are many combinations of wireless configurations and DBRs will extend the

signal distance between devices to allow up to 12 trackers to be used for the Relay 2/Wiegand 2 input. Wireless tracker boards can also connect

directly to the 1830 Relay 2/Wiegand 2 input when in range.

Relay 1/Wiegand 1 HARDwired input

Relay 2/Wiegand 2 Wireless input

OPER

WXYZ

TUV

PQRS

MNO

JKL

GHI

DEF

ABC

CALL

TELEPHONE ENTRY SYSTEM

HOLD TO SCAN

OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS

Use “A to Z” Buttons to Locate

Nameand Code Number on Display.

Namesare In Alphabetical Order.

o Call, Enter Code Number on

Keypador Press “Call” Button. If

Lineis Busy, Press “#” or “Call” to

HangUp. Try Again.

nteron Open Display and Tone.

120 S. Glasgow Avenue

Inglewood, California 90301 U.S.A.

Board Addresses 3-10

Board Addresses 11-18

PURPLE

PINK

GREEN

YELLOW

ORANGE

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