S70N_12V&24V Description of parameters

(first version)

Chapter 1: Performance Description

S70N(12V&24V motor)

Sleep
power Measured
Working Current Unlocking Supply
consum RPM Number of
Current (Signal to time Voltage
ption Unlocks
unlock)
11V-13V
Less than Within
100mA@12V 1.2W 55rpm under test Typical
20uA 550ms
12V
23V-25V
Less than Within Typical
60mA@24V 1.44W 60rpm under test
20uA 550ms Value
24V

Recommended user-powered unlocking time greater than 1000ms (uninterrupted)

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Picture

Model
KR-S70N

Brand KERONG

Size W70*D68*H18mm

Weight of lock body 367.5g

Weight of hook A 76g

Weight of hook B 29g

Weight of hook C 30g

Material of lock body 304 Stainless steel

Material of lock tongue Zinc Alloy

Door weight
0.5KG~50KG
Maximum force- hold strength 400kgf (3922N)

Driven method Motor/ servo

Working voltage DC12V and DC24V

Suggest powering time more than 10 0 00 ms( uninterruptedly)

Working principle Signal lock & unlock

Signal detection switch Omron

Signal detection work mode Feedback the lock status when unlocked & locked

Working temperature -20℃ ~ +60 ℃

Working humidity 5% ~ 95%RH

Working life 220,000 times

IP rating
IP66

Test Salt spray testing 72 hours

Chapter 2: Outlet Port Description

Dimension（Signal mode 1，Signal mode 2，Signal mode 3）
Connector with 6pin

Dimension（Signal mode 4）
Connector with 2*2pin
1. Connector（input pole）Orange【1】：Power supply negative (GND)；
2. Connector（input pole）Red【2】：Power supply positive (12V&24V);
3. Connector（input pole）Yellow【3】：Unlock signal (5 modes optional);
Signal mode 1: When the pin [3] receives a high-level pulse signal more than 100ms,
it will be unlocked or locked. This signal is a wide voltage of 5~24V;
(as shown in Fig. 2)

Signal mode 2: When the pin [3] receives a high level signal, the lock will be
unlocked. When the pin[3] receives a low level signal, the lock will be
locked. The high level signal is a wide voltage of 5~24V, and the low
level signal is a voltage less than 2V; (as shown in Fig. 3)

Signal mode 3: When the pin [3] receives a high level signal, the lock will be locked.
When the pin[3] receives a low level signal, the lock will be unlocked.
The high level signal is a wide voltage of 5~24V, and the low level
signal is a voltage less than 2V; (as shown in Fig. 3)
Notice: Under signal mode 2 and 3, if receives a continuous high level signal, lock
system will not hibernate.

Signal mode 4: Unlock & lock when power on, this mode without signal cable.
When power on, lock will unlock & lock for once.

Signal mode 5: Unlock & lock by Manchester code. 0X5B means unlock, 0x5F
means lock. Please kindly refer to the Fig 5 and 6, and the source code.

4. Connector （ input pole ） black 【 4 】 lock tongue detective switch: common pin
(COMMON)；
5. Connector （ input pole） green 【5 】lock tongue detective switch: normal open
pin(NO)；
6. Connector（input pole）White【6】lock tongue detective switch: normal close pin
(NC)；

T>100ms
5V≤U≤25V

U<2V

Photo 1
Photo 2
 Unlocked status lock status
5V≤U≤25V 5V≤U≤25V

lock status Unlocked status

U<2V U<2V

Photo 3 Photo4

Photo5:Data0x5B
Photo 6: Data 0x5F

Note: One data cycle is 2ms

void CreatSignal(char Data)
{
char i;
if(Data == 0x5F)
{
 for(i=0;i<4;i++) // Repeat the cycle of sending 4 times
{
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL);
TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_high(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //0
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //1
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_high(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); // 0
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //1
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

gpio_out_high(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL);
TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //1
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

gpio_out_high(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL);
TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //1
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

gpio_out_high(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL);
TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //1
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

gpio_out_high(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL);
TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //1
TIM2_DelayMs(1);
}
}
if(Data == 0x5B)
{
for(i=0;i<4;i++) //repeat loop to send 4 times
{
 gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL);
TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_high(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //0
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //1
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_high(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); // 0
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //1
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

gpio_out_high(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL);
TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //1
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_high(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //0
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //1
TIM2_DelayMs(1);

gpio_out_high(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL);
TIM2_DelayMs(1);
gpio_out_low(OPEN_LOCK_SIGNAL); //1
TIM2_DelayMs(1);
}
}
}