IDTECK FINGER007 Door Access Controller User Manual Finger007Manual

ID-Teck Co Ltd Door Access Controller Finger007Manual

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MODEL : FINGER_007 ACCESS CONTROLLER OWNER’S MANUAL Please read this instruction manual carefully
£² Contents 0. Important safety instructions ---------------- 3 1. General ---------------- 4 2. Specification ---------------- 4 3. Connection ---------------- 5 4. Operation ---------------- 7 5. Block diagram ---------------- 29 6. FCC Registration information ---------------- 31 7. Warranty and service ---------------- 32
£³ IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using your door access controller, basing safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, and injury to persons including following: 1. Read and understand all instructions. 2. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product 3. Do not use liquid cleaners, or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning. if necessary, use a mild soap. 4. Do not use this product near water, for example near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool. 5. This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. if you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home, consult your dealer or local power company. 6. Never push objects of any kind into this product though the cabinet slots as they may touch voltage points or short out parts that could result in a risk of fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product. 7. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this product, but take it to a qualified serviceman when some service or repair work is required. Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or other risks. incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock when the appliance is subsequently used. 8. Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer to qualified service personnel under the following conditions: a. When the power supply cord or plug is damaged or frayed. b. If liquid has been spilled into the product c. If the product has exposed to rain or water. d. If the product doses not operate normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls, that are covered by the operating instructions. Improper adjustment of other controls in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the to normal operation. e. If the product exhibit a distinct change in performance.
£´ FINGER_007 Access Controller 1. General FINGER_007 is an intelligent one door Access Controller based on powerful 32 bit Microprocessor with two 8bit microcontroller to meet a simple and cost-effective access control market requirement. It is designed for low cost but high security as well as convenience and reliability. User friendly device allows you to register 4,560 ID numbers and easy to add or to delete ID numbers and it has 5,000 transaction buffers. Built in FingerPrint recognition system, 10cm RF reader and PIN pad gives you various operating modes such as RF card only, RF + 4 digit PIN Number, RF + FingerPrint and RF + PIN + FingerPrint. Independent 4 Input ports can detect exit button, door status, PIR sensor, Fire sensor and Temper switch and you can program related output sources and active timing from the front keypads. It is possible to use as standalone or network communication via RS-232 and RS-422. All control setting values such as ID numbers, Inputs/Outputs, Real time clock and Time schedule can be Download/Upload from/to the host computer and all event transaction reports to the Host. The modern design and easy installation will provide you an accurate access control for single door and 3 LED indicators informs you all system operating status at real time. FINGER_007 will give you field proven reliability and cost-effective solution anywhere the access controls and high security is required. 2. Specification .CPU : 32bit Microprocessor and two 8 bit Microprocessor .Memory : Program memory (64KB ROM) Data memory (128KB RAM; battery backup) .Card holders/Event buffers: 4,280 Card holders/5,000 Event buffers .Reader Ports/Data format : 1 port/Wiegand format .Inputs/Outputs : Isolation Inputs(4ea) : high-over 0.8V, low-under 2.4V Relay Outputs(2ea; COM,NO,NC) : 12V/2A TTL Outputs(2ea) : 5V/1mA .Communication : RS-232 and RS-422 port, address selectable Baud Rate : 4800bps, 9600bps(default), 19200bps .Display : 1 x LCD module, 2lines x 16ch, 65.6 x 13.8mm view area .Keypads : 16 Numeric keypad
£µ.Self Diagnostic : Yes .LED indicators : 3 LEDs (RED, GREEN, YELLOW) .Power : DC 12V, Max 300mA .Operating Environment : 0°C ~ +60°C, 10% ~ 90% humidity .Reset : power on reset .Terminal Block : Screw clamp FDA01 (Finger Module) sensor : SecuGen OPP01 Supply Voltage : 5VDC 200mV Power Consumption : 170mA(Idle) 3. Connection 1(GND) 2(+12V) SMPS HOST LOCK DOOR ALARM 2(R1 COM) +12V J5 J4 J1 J3 IN1 IN4 IN2 IN3 1(R1 NO) 6(R2 NO) 3(R1 NC) 4(R2 NC) 5(R2 COM)+12V 8(IN1) 6(IN2) 4(IN3) 2(IN4) 7 5 3 1 FINGER_007 J2 6(+5V) 5(GND) 4(TB-) 2(RB-) 1(RA+) 3(TA+) 1(TTL OUT1) 2(TTL OUT2)
£¶ 3.1. TABLE FOR WIRE COLORS POWER READER2 TTL OUTPUT COMMUNICATION INPUT NO FUNCTION COLOR 1 GND BLACK 2 +12V RED NO FUNCTION COLOR 1 D1 SKY BLUE 2 D0 PINK NO FUNCTION COLOR 1 TTL OUT1 ORANGE WITH WHITE LINE 2 TTL OUT2 BROWN WITH WHITE LINE NO FUNCTION COLOR 1 TX(-)[RS422] YELLOW 2 TX(+)[RS422] GRAY 3 RX(-)[RS422] BLUE 4 RX(+)[RS422] BROWN 5 TX[RS232] BLACK WITH WHITE LINE 6 RX[RS232] RED WITH WHITE LINE NO FUNCTION COLOR 1 IN1(EXIT) ORANGE 2 IN2(CONTACT) YELLOW WITH RED LINE 3 IN3(PIR) GREEN 4 IN(FIRE) GREEN WITH WHITE LINE
£·RELAY 4. Operation A CAUTION: At first, to enter setup mode, press 00000000 and ENT on keypads. Then enter MASTER PASSWORD[3141]. When user power on FINGER_007, user see the following on LCD, where 02/18 11:59:11 means Month/Day Hour: Minute: second. Hence the following is not exactly same with the LCD, of which user see. Now, user can test normal operation (Normal mode) and change setting in FINGER_007 (Setup mode) Normal Mode 1. When user get registered card near FINGER_007, requesting PASSWORD or FingerPrint, user will see the green LED on, the RELAY1 active, and the following on LCD for three seconds. NO FUNCTION COLOR 1 R1 NC BLUE WITH WHITE LINE 2 R1 COM GRAY WITH RED LINE 3 R1 NO WHITE WITH RED LINE Door Relay 4 R2 NC PURPLE WITH WHITE LINE 5 R2 COM WHITE 6 R2 NO PURPLE Alarm Relay FINGER_007 [F1]02/18 11:59:12 <Fig 1> FINGER_007 Normal State FINGER_007 V0.1Granted Access<Fig 2> Normal Operation
£¸ 2. When user get unregistered card near FINGER_007, user will see the yellow LED on, the RELAY2 active, and the following on LCD about three seconds. Setup Mode Initially, When user press 8digit MASTER CARD number[00000000] and ENT, user see the following on LCD. Now press default Master password (3141). If Master Card and Master Password are matched, User will see, for a few second, the following message1, and then user is in setup mode. Note) When user changed MasterID, then master are required 1 It says the ID number of this FINGER_007 is 01. This ID number is necessary, when several FINGER_007s are connected to host. FINGER_007 V0.1UNREGISTERED ID<Fig 3> Abnormal Operation Master Password[____] <Fig 4> Wait state for Master password Communication ID 01 <Fig 5> Comm address
£¹MasterCard and Master FingerPrint to enter setup mode. Hence, When change Master, You SHOULD be careful. In setup mode, there are four setup menus. By default, user is in Setup Menu 1. The change between setup menu is done by pressing Function key2. SETUP MENU 1: General Setup Menu (mode selection, time setting, anti pass back setup, baud rate change, event clear, master ID change, system initialization, card ID clear, and time schedule clear) SETUP MENU 2: Time schedule and Holiday Time Schedule and In/Out Setup SETUP MENU 3: ID Registration, and deletion 2 F1: setup menu 1, F2: setup menu2, F3: setup menu3, F4: setup menu4 MODE SELECTIONRF+FINGER(PIN)<Fig 6> setup menu 1 TIME SCHEDULE<Fig 7> setup menu 2 ID REGISTRATION<Fig 8> setup menu 3
£±£° SETUP MENU 4: Self-Diagnostic A CAUTION: (1) ‘F1’, ‘F2’, ‘F3’, and ‘F4’: Main Setup menu change (2) Keypad digit ‘4’, ‘6’,’2’ and ’8’ used as cursor. ~ to change submenu, ID list, etc. ~ ‘2’and ‘8’ used only in Time Schedule setup (see 4.2) (3) ‘ESC’: used to escape from a state to upper state. (4) ’ENT’: used to enter the menu or to confirm the change. 4.1 Setup Menu 1: General setup menu 4.1.1. Mode Selection : The state is to change operation mode. Submenu (1) SRAM TEST <Fig 9> setup menu 4 MODE SELECTIONRF+FINGER(PIN)MODE SELECTION->RF ONLY
£±£± (2) (2) Submenu (1) mode: users are required to use RF-Card in normal operation Submenu (2) mode: users are required to use RF-Card and Finger(password) Submenu (3) mode: users are required to use RF-Card, Finger and PIN. (See 4.3.1 ID REGISTRATION). 4.1.2. Time Setting Submenu Note) YYYY: Year MM: Month DD: Day hh: Hour mm: Minute ss: second W: week (1:Sunday, 2:Monday, . . ., 7:Saturday ) (ex) 2000 02 18 23 59 00 1 4.1.3. Anti Pass Back Setup : For a high security, user can set Anti-Pass-BACK. MODE SELECTION->RF+FINGER(PIN) MODE SELECTION->RF+PIN+FINGER TIME SETTING 01/30 12:12:12YYYYMMDDhhmmssW
£±£² 4.1.4. COMM ID SETTING : User can set Communication ID between 00-31. [ In abnormal case or when System Initialized, Comm ID is 00 ] Submenu : Press ‘ENT’, then User can change Comm Address[00-31] 4.1.5. Baud Rate : When FINGER_007 communicate with host, baud rate determine the speed. ( Default Baud rate of FINGER_007 is 9600 ) Submenu 1) APB SETUPNOT USECOMM ID SETTINGCOMM ADDRESS00BAUD RATE9600BAUD RATE->4800
£±£³ 2) 3) 4.1.6. Event Clear : Remove all event which is stored in memory. Submenu 1) 4.1.7. Master ID (Card and FingerPrint) change: !!!!!! Be Careful, When Change Master. !!!!!! BAUD RATE->9600BAUD RATE->19200EVENT CLEAREVENT CLEAR1 - Yes, 0 - No
£±£´ • Wait for a RF-CARD, which should be registered as a master card. • Wait for FingerPrint: If already Master is registered, then Master FingerPrint is required [old fingerprint] After Master FingerPrint is registered, ‘Master Card Registered’ message appear a few second. Now, Master Id and Password is changed. 4.1.8. System Initialize : Initialization of all setting value • To initialize enter ‘1’, if not, enter ‘0’ MASTER ID CHANGEScanning... SYS INITIALIZESYS INITIALIZE1 - Yes, 0 - No
£±£µ4.1.9. Card ID clear : remove all card ID which is in memory. • To clear all ID enter ‘1’, if not, enter ‘0’ 4.1.10. Time schedule clear : remove all time schedule in memory. • To clear all ID enter ‘1’, if not, enter ‘0’ 4.1.11. PIN PAD Input En/Disable Mode : In this mode, User can enable/disable eight digit RF card number through keypad input. • To enable/disable, press ‘ENT’, and then change. CARD ID CLEARCARD ID CLEAR1 - Yes, 0 - NoTIME SCHE CLEARTIME SCHE CLEAR1 - Yes, 0 - NoRF_PIN_INPUTENABLE
£±£¶ 4.2. Setup menu 2 4.2.1. Time schedule : Register or change time schedule. • Time Schedule setting (Note) - The first line shows (1) Time Schedule number: 01-10. (2) Week: MON, . . . SUN, HOL. (3) Index: 1 –5 - Five index gives flexibility for setting time schedule, because user can set in maximum five disconnected time schedule. - The second line show time for each schedule, which is in first line. (Example) If time schedule set like below, then user, who is registered with T/S #01(see 4.3.1 ID registration), are allowed to access only in 9:00-12:00, 13:00-17:00(Monday) and 18:00-19:00(Sunday). (T/S : 01 MON 1) 09:00 - 12:00 RF_PIN_INPUT->ENABLETIME SCHEDULE T/S : 01 HOL 1 00:00 - 00:00
£±£· (T/S : 01 MON 2) 13:00 - 17:00 (T/S : 01 SUN 1) 18:00 - 19:00 the other time schedule 00:00 - 00:00 4.2.2. Holiday Time schedule : Register or change time schedule. • Time Schedule setting (Note) - The first line shows (1) Holiday T/S number: 01-10. (2) Index for each Holiday T/S : 1–32. - The 32 index gives flexibility for setting Holiday time schedule, because user can set in maximum 32 Holiday time schedule for year. - The second line show [Month:Day] for each schedule, which is in first line. 4.2.3. In/Out define : set output for each input. Holiday T/SHOL T/S:01 #01 00:00IN/OUT DEFINE
£±£¸ • The relation between In and Out Note) 1) The relation between Index number and Input is in the table on the below. 2) Index number 9-13 is not used in FINGER_007. 3) The second line show for each index the output status. (see table) (00: no operation, 99: always on, 01-98: operation on the given seconds. ) 4) Input1(EXIT), Input2(CONTACT), Input3(PIR) and Input4(FIRE) 5) Relay1(LOCK DOOR) and Relay2(ALARM) (Table 1) The relation between Index, Input and Output(default) Index No Relay1 Relay2 TTL1 TTL2 Buzzer [1] Input1 03 00 00 00 00 [2] Input2 00 00 00 00 00 [3] Input3 00 00 03 00 00 [4] Input4 99 99 99 99 99 [5] Input5 00 99 99 99 99 [6] R/D1 OK 03 00 00 00 00 [7] R/D1 ID Error 00 03 00 00 00 [8] R/D1 T/S Error 00 03 00 00 00 [9] R/D1 APB Error 00 03 00 00 00 Index No.:0103 00 00 00 00
£±£¹[10] R/D2 OK 03 00 00 00 00 [11] R/D2 ID Error 00 03 00 00 00 [12] R/D2 T/S Error 00 03 00 00 00 [13] R/D2 APB Error 00 03 00 00 00 [14] Output T/S 00 00 00 00 00 4.2.4. Holiday Index : Set Holiday Time Schedule number[01-10], which have to apply. • Set Holiday Index Number. HOLIDAY INDEXHOL INDEX: 00
£²£° 4.2.5. Mode Index : - Set Mode Time Schedule number[01-10], which have to apply. - If this Time Schedule is set (i.e. index number is not 00), then in RF+Finger mode or RF+PIN+Finger mode, user can use only RF only mode when mode time schedule is applied. • Set Mode Time Schedule Index Number. 4.3 Setup menu 3 4.3.1 ID Registration MODE INDEXMODE INDEX: 00ID REGISTRATION
£²£± • Wait for an ID-CARD which will be registered. • Wait for Personal Information < Scanned Card ID number < wait for personal information. Note) (1) The second line shows Password + applied time schedule + Reader + Finger (2) This Password is used in RF+PIN+FINGER mode. -> Password is meaningless in RF only and RF+Finger mode. (3) The possible time schedule number is eleven: -> #00 means anytime access possible. - > #01 - #10 which is set in 4.2.1 Time Schedule. (4) Reader Access number: ‘1’: Reader_1 only access ‘2’: Reader_2 only access ‘3’: Reader_1 and Reader_2 access (5) Finger Usage number: `1’: User use finger ‘0’: User do not use finger After Personal Information is entered, ‘ID Registered’ message appear a few second. Then ID Registration is over for one ID Card. If user use Finger, then user must follow the message on the LCD Now FINGER_007 is waiting for another ID card registration (i.e. ‘Scanning’ message is appear on LCD). Scanning... 00342860PW____TS__RD_FP_
£²£²4.3.2 ID Deletion • Wait for an ID-CARD number. After the card number to be deleted is entered: • Card Number is in registered card list. • Card Number is not in registered card list, the following message is appeared for a few second. .4.3.1 ID List : List the ID which is registered. • If registered ID is empty. ID DELETEEnter Card No.->________ ID DELETE ID Unregistered ID LIST
£²£³ • If registered ID is not empty. ( press ‘3’ or ‘6’ to see the other registered ID) Note) As we know, 00342860 is a ID number, 1111 is a password, 00 is a time schedule, and 3 is access Reader for ID 00342860. 1 is Finger Use. 4.4 Setup menu 4 4.4.1. SRAM test MEMORY EMPTY 00342860 1111 00 3 1
£²£´ • If RAM(KM681000C) is bad, then the message is the following • If RAM(KM681000C) is good, the following message is appear on LCD 4.4.2. Output test : test five output port. Outputs are On/Off three times. (output1: relay1, output2: relay2, output3: TTL1, output4: TTL2, output5: Buzzer) • When Output test finished, the following message appear on LCD SRAM TEST Memory fail!!! 0RAM testing... RAM test pass!!!Press any key... OUTPUT TEST
£²£µ 4.4.3. LCD test • When LCD test is over the following message is appear 4.4.4. Keypad test • When KeyPad test start, the following message is appear on LCD Now, press keypad then the matched number will disappear. (note: A-F is correspond to F1-F4, ESC and ENT ) OUTPUT 5Press any key... LCD TEST Last UpdatePress any key... KEYPAD TEST 0123456789ABCDEF
£²£¶4.4.5. Reader test • Wait for test ID card • Test Card Number which is read. 4.4.6. Input test : test five Input port and DIP switch. • The following show input status Note) 1) Input 1-4 : ‘0’ mean on (active) and ‘1’ mean off(inactive) 2) Input 5 (Temper switch): ‘0’ mean off and ‘1’ mean on. READER TEST Scanning... Reader 1 00342860 INPUT TEST INPUT TEST 1 1 1 1 1
£²£·4.4.7. Communication test To test communication with PC, connect Rx+ and Tx+ and connect Rx- and Tx-. • The follwing show the communication is fail • The following show the communication is success. 4.4.8. GET GAIN in FDA To get gain in Finger_007, Press ‘ENT’. • The follwing show the gain in FDA COMM TEST Tx data = 0 COMM fail COMM test pass!!Press any key... GET GAIN in FDAGAIN IN FDA-> 4
£²£¸ 4.4.9. SET GAIN in FDA To set gain in Finger_007, Press ‘ENT’. • Enter ‘1’, ‘2’, ‘4’ or ‘8’ the gain in FDA 4.4.10. System Initialization for Error in machine. If you are not sure to find which caused by error, put power off and connect reader 2 to GND. then put power on and it will show the message as below !!!! !!!! if initialized, all data will be deleted. !!!!!!!!!!! 1) Initialization System Initialize1 - Yes, 0 - NO SET GAIN in FDAENTER 1,2,4,or 8
£²£¹ • press ‘1’ allows you to initialize. press ‘0’ goes to RF_PIN_INPUT menu. Master Password[____] Master password is still ‘3141’ after the changed for master password. Message will be shown as below. System ClearCome OFF Reader2 2) RF_PIN_INPUT Enable / Disable once you make RF_PIN_INPUT disable, you should set for Master password before. If not, you cannot register any card number or menu. To set up RF_PIN_INPUT, you go to this menu as below. RF_PIN_INPUT1-USE, 0-NOT USE • ‘1’ Use. ‘0’ not use.
£³£° 5. Block Diagram OSC22MMPU(DS80C320)INPUTRS422MODULERS232 *2MODULELCDMODULE KEYPADROM(27C512) RAM(KM681000C)Block Diagram of Finger 007FromFingerBATTERYRTC(DS12C887) DIP SWFromREADER6Pin Ext.Connec6Pin Ext.Connec 4MHz ClockMicro controller( PIC16C711) Filter, Amplifierand Phase comparatorDivider( /32 )Envelope DetectorAntenna coilBlock Diagram of RF ReaderCarrier signalAmplifier
£³£±32Bit RISC CPUFlash MemoryDRAMOpticalPLD15PinExt.ConnectTXDRXDBlock Diagram of Finger
£³£²FCC REGISTRATION INFORMATION FCC REQUIREMENTS PART 15 Caution: Any changes or modifications in construction of this device which are not expressly approved by the responsible for compliance cold void the user's authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Note : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. WARRANTY AND SERVICE The following warranty and service information applies only to the U.S. For information in other countries, please contact your local distributor. To obtain in or out of warranty service, please prepay shipment and return the unit to the appropriate facility listed below. IN THE UNITED STATES RF LOGICS, INC. Service center 3026 SCOTT BLVD, SANTA CLARA, CA 95054
£³£³Tel. : (408) 980-0001 Fax.: (408) 980-8060 Email: webmaster@rflogics.com Website : www.rflogics.com OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES ID TECK CO., LTD. Service center 5F ACE TECHNOTOWER BLDG. 684-1 DUNGCHON-DONG, GANSUH-KU SEOUL 157-030, KOREA Tel. : 82-2-659-0055 Fax.: 82-2-659-0086 Email: webmaster@id-teck.com Website : www.id-teck.com Please use the original container, or pack the unit(s) in a sturdy carton with sufficient packing to prevent damage. Include the following information: 1. A proof-of-purchase indicating model number and date of purchase. 2. Bill-to address 3. Ship-to address 4. Number and description of units shipped 5. Name and telephone number of person to call, should contact be necessary 6. Reason for return and description of the problem. Damage occurring during shipment is deemed the responsibility of the carrier, and claims should be made directly with the carrier.

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