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Preface

About This Manual

This manual explains how to install, operate and maintain MT180 IP-based Access Control

Terminal.

No part of this publication may be reproduced or used in any form, or by any electrical or

mechanical means, without permission in writing from the manufacturer, which includes but is

not limited to photocopying, recording, or information storage and retrieval systems. The

material in this manual is subject to change without notice.

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Regulatory Compliance Statements

FCC Warning Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed

and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio com-

munications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,

which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to

correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

– Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

– Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

– Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

– Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Any changes or modifications (including the antennas) made to this device that are not

expressly approved by the manufacturer may void the user’s authority to operate the

equipment.

Canadian Compliance Statement

Industry Canada Notice Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device

may not cause interference and (2) This device must accept any interference, including inter-

ference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

European Conformity Statement

Declaration of Conformity with Regard to the R&TTE 1999/5/EC and EMC 89/336/ EEC direc-

tives.

RoHS Statement

This device conforms to RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances)

European Union regulations that set maximum concentration limits on

hazardous materials used in electrical and electronic equipment.

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Warranty

Under Unitech limited Warranty, the following items are covered:

• MT180 IP-based Access Control Terminal - 1-year limited warranty.

• Cables - three month limited warranty.

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Table of Contents

Preface

About This Manual .................................................................................... i

Regulatory Compliance Statements .................................................................... i

FCC Warning Statement ................................................................................. i

Canadian Compliance Statement................................................................... ii

European Conformity Statement .................................................................... ii

RoHS Statement............................................................................................. ii

Taiwan NCC Warning Statement ................................................................... ii

Warranty ............................................................................................................. ii

Chapter 1

Getting Started ........................................................................................ 1

Introducing MT180.............................................................................................. 1

Features ......................................................................................................... 1

Setting up MT180 ............................................................................................... 2

Connecting Power .......................................................................................... 2

Identifying LED Indicator Lights...................................................................... 2

Establishing Terminal-PC Connection............................................................ 3

Setting Date and Time.................................................................................... 4

Utilizing Software............................................................................................ 4

Chapter 2

Using the Hardware ................................................................................ 5

Using the Keypad ............................................................................................... 5

Using Proximity Reader ...................................................................................... 6

Using Fingerprint Reader.................................................................................... 8

Using DECT Phone (Optional).......................................................................... 11

Chapter 3

Onscreen Setting .................................................................................. 12

General Settings ............................................................................................... 12

Advanced Settings............................................................................................ 13

Chapter 4

Advanced Setting .................................................................................. 15

Shift Attendance ............................................................................................... 15

Scenario I - Swipe Card to Clock In.............................................................. 25

Security Operation ............................................................................................ 26

Scenario I - Place Security Ban.................................................................... 33

Scenario II - Lift Security Ban....................................................................... 33

Scenario III - Trigger Security Alarm ............................................................ 34

Anti-Pass Back Setting ..................................................................................... 34

Scenario I - Normal Entrance and Exit ......................................................... 43

Scenario II - Re-Entering.............................................................................. 43

Scenario III - Re-Exiting................................................................................ 43

Appendix A

System Specification............................................................................. 45

Appendix B

Worldwide Support................................................................................ 46

Chapter 1

Getting Started

Introducing MT180

MT180 is a TASHI (Time & Attendance, Access Control, Security, Home Automation and Intercom) ter-

minal. It communicates with a central host security and T&A system through a standard Ethernet net-

work. The built-in proximity and fingerprint readers provide strict access control to a secure area.

Thanks for purchasing one of the most compact and cost-efficient access control and time and atten-

dance management solutions on the market.

Features

Powerful System

• 72 Mhz ARM7TDMI-S.

System Memory

• 8 MB Flash ROM.

Display

• COG/FSTN LCD with White Backlight.

• 128 x 64 Pixel Resolution.

User Interface

• 18 Hard Keys.

• LED Indicators (3).

Fingerprint Reader

• Fingerprint Capacity: 7,000.

Proximity Reader

• Card Capacity: 40,960.

• Supports reader types:

– EM, 125kHz.

– HID, 125kHz.

– MiFare, 13.56MHz.

Communication

• Ethernet 10/100M.

• RS485.

• Digital Inputs (3).

•Relay (2).

• DECT Voice (Optional).

I/O Expansion

• RS232 Drive (Secondary Reader).

• Digital Inputs (3).

• Digital Outputs (3).

Software Tools

• JanitorLite.

•MTTool.

• Communication Software Development

Kit.

Setting up MT180

Connecting Power

Connect power to MT180 through the following:

1. Connect the AC Adapter into MT180’s DC Connector Port (1). Plug the AC Adapter into an

electrical outlet (2).

2. MT180 automatically starts!when the AC Adapter connects to an external power source. The

welcome screen appears before MT180 runs the module checking process.

NOTE: MT180 comes with an antitheft sensor inside the back panel. To setup MT180 before

installation, disable the alarm buzzer through one of the following:

1. Attach a magnet behind the sensor on the back panel.

2. Disable the antitheft function in the MT180 firmware (See Advanced Setting on

page 15).

3. Open the case and short circuit pin2 and pin3 of the J5 connector.

NOTE: When MT180 is installed or used, be sure that you set the backup battery switch to the

left to power ON MT180; if you do not use MT180 over a long period of time, please

right switch OFF the battery switch located above the terminal block to save the

backup battery power.

Identifying LED Indicator Lights

MT180 contains three LED indicators. For detailed descriptions, refer to the following:

Indicator Light Description

Blinking Yellow CPU normal operation.

Solid Yellow Terminal crash.

Solid Green Operation success.

For example: Swipe card success and enter the password success.

Solid Red Error occurred during operation.

For example: Invalid card.

Chapter 1 Getting Started

Establishing Terminal-PC Connection

Configure MT180 system settings after connecting power through an external power source. MT180

enables users to link to a host computer via Ethernet or RS485 interfaces for data communication.

MT180 can setup through MTTool or JanitorLite.

Unitech MTTool is a development program designed to help technical engineers customize access con-

trol, attendance control and manage function modules in a specified terminal (i.e. MT180). Connect

MTTool to MT180 through the following:

1. Connect MT180 and a computer to the network.

2. MT180’s default IP address is 192.168.2.127. Set the computer on the same subnet with

MT180.

For example, IP Address 192.168.2.100; Network Mask 255.255.255.0.

3. Make sure the TCP port 10002 is not occupied. If yJanitorLite is installed, stop the Unitech MT

Service in the Control Panel.

4. Disable any firewalls and execute MTTool.

5. In MTTool, on the computer screen, under the SysSet1 tab, select WinSocket. In the IP/Name

field, input MT180’s default IP address 192.168.2.127 and in the Port field, input the default

port 10002.

6. Click Connect. The status bar at the bottom of MTTool displays Connection succeed , which

means MTTool has successfully cononected to MT180.

RS485

Port

Ethernet

Port

Setting Date and Time

Correct MT180 date and time in MTTool through the following:

• In MTTool and under the SysSet1 tab, locate the Time / Date field.

• Input the current date and time.

• Click Set.

NOTE: Click Adjust to synchronize MT180’s time with the computer’s time.

Utilizing Software

JanitorLite allows end users to apply a wide range of applications in the TASHI network. Learn about

the main differences between MTTool and JanitorLite through the following:

Please contact a Unitech representative to acquire MTTool. For more details please refer to the MTTool

User’s Manual or the JanitorLite User’s Manual.

Software MTTool (Free) JanitorLite (Optional)

Target Computer/Software Engineering. End User.

Operation

System

Windows on Computer (PC/ Notebook) Windows on the Computer (PC/Notebook).

Windows CE for MT380.

Network Standalone Terminal. Terminals/Controllers (As A Server).

Function Setting/Debugging/Maintenance. Setting/Managing Small to Large Scale

TASHI Networks.

Model MT180/MT380. MT180/MT380.

Chapter 2

Using the Hardware

Using the Keypad

MT180 contains five function keys and 12 numeric keys.

MT180’s key functions are described in the following:

After powering on MT180, the standby screen displays the company name, system time and date,

which are configurable by pressing F1 button to enter the menu options.

While in standby status, press # during the password access period, and then follow the onscreen

prompt to input 2-digit group number and a 4-digit group access password to open the door.

In Access+Attendance Mode, press F2 or F3 to switch into Attendance Mode. Press F2 or F3 to choose

the work shift and swipe an ID card to clock in. To use the substitute clock in, press any key and follow

the onscreen prompt to input a user clock in number.

Key Main Function

Menu.

[F1]: Open menu options.

Clock in.

[F2]: Move upward through menu items.

Clock out.

[F3]: Move downward through menu items.

Break in.

[F4]: Returns to the previous menu item.

Break out.

[F5]: Enters a menu item or confirms a setting.

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Numeric

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Using Proximity Reader

MT180 features a standard proximity reader, which

is compatible with all 125kHz EM, 125kHz HID, and

13.56MHz MiFare cards.

Utilize MTTool to add a card through the following:

1. Connect MT180 to a computer network. See

Establishing Terminal-PC Connection on

page 3.

2. Execute MTTool on the computer.

3. Enter the correct IP address and port num-

ber. Click Connect.

4. Follow MT180 onscreen instructions to enter

the Card Info Query option. See General

Settings on page 12.

Swipe the card over the Proximity Reader.

MT180 beeps three times.

The screen displays Invalid Card with the

card number.

5. In MTTool, under the SysSet2 tab, in the

Card Setting box input the card number, user name, group number, password and etc.

6. Click Add a Card No. The status bar at the bottom of the MTTool screen displays Successful

terminal response informing that MTTool has successfully send the card to MT180.

NOTE: When adding a card, it is necessary to at least fill in the card number, user name, group

number and password. Otherwise, a prompt appears to ask for this specific informa-

tion.

Utilize JanitorLite to add a card through the following:

1. Connect MT180 to a computer network. See Establishing Terminal-PC Connection on page 3.

2. Enable Unitech MT Service in the Control Panel.

3. Click start oAll Programs oJanitorLite oJanitorLite.

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Chapter 2 Using the Hardware

4. Click User o User Management.

Right-click All group. Select Append oGroup. The UserGroup Setting window appears.

Enter a group name (for example, DEMO). Click Apply oOK.

5. Right-click DEMO. Select Append o Entity. The User setting window appears.

Enter a user name (for example, DEMOUSER). In the CardNo. field, click +/ The Card setting

window appears.

NOTE: Make sure the card type is compatible with the reader.

6. Follow MT180’s onscreen instructions to enter the Card Info Query. See General Settings on

page 12. Swipe the card over the Proximity Reader. MT180 beeps three times.

The screen displays Invalid Card with the card number.

7. Input the card number in the Card No.

8. Click Apply oOK to return to the User set-

ting window.

9. Click Apply oOK.

NOTE: The card will not immediately be to

MT180, but it will be sent periodi-

cally via Unitech MT Service. The

default value is five minutes. It is

optional to modify the interval setting

in the MT Service Tool.

Using Fingerprint Reader

MT180 has an optional integrated Fingerprint reader

that enrolls and verifies and verify fingerprints. The

reader can store up to 7,000 fingerprint templates.

Each user is allowed to have a maximum of three

fingerprints.

NOTE: Make sure the card is valid.

Enroll a fingerprint through the following:

1. Press F1.

2. Select General oAdd Finger.

3. Swipe the card.

4. Place a finger in the Fingerprint Reader and

adjust the finger placement according to the

onscreen instructions.

The screen may inform that the finger is too

high, too low, too left, too right, too small or

no finger. Remove and place the finger on

the fingerprint reader three times.

5. Press F3 to enroll another fingerprint when the screen displays Collect finger OK.Continue?.

Press F5 to stop.

6. After enrolling the finger on the fingerprint Reader three times, the screen displays CollectFin-

ger OK and return to the standby screen.

Utilize MTTool to collect fingerprints through the following:

1. Connect MT180 to a computer network. See Establishing Terminal-PC Connection on page 3.

2. Execute MTTool on the computer.

3. Enter the correct IP address and port number. Click Connect.

4. Under the SysSet2 tab, enter a card number in the Card No. field and click Card No Query.

Value FFFFFFFFFFFF displays in the Fingerprint Index field, which indicates empty finger-

print data for the card.

In the Card Serial No field, input the card number and click Get. Now fingerprint data can

extract from this card.

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5. To enroll the first fingerprint for this card, input 0000 in the Index field and click Enroll Finger

(1). Input 000000000000 in the Fingerprint Index field and click Add a Card No (2).

Utilize JanitorLite to collect fingerprints through the following:

1. Connect MT180 to a computer network. See Establishing Terminal-PC Connection on page 3.

2. Enable Unitech MT Service in the Control Panel.

3. On the computer screen, click start oAll Programs oJanitorLite oJanitorLite.

4. Click System oSysParams Setting. The SetParams window appears.

Specify the IP address and port number of the fingerprint reader. Click OK.

5. Click User oUser Management.

Double-click DEMOUSER. The User setting window appears.

Click FingerPrint. The FingerPrint window appears.

6. To collect fingerprint data from MT180, click Read. The value Not set changes into Already

Setting, if the fingerprint reading is successful. Click Apply.

7. Click Apply, and then OK.

Chapter 2 Using the Hardware

Using DECT Phone (Optional)

MT180 has an optional DECT module that can make intercom calls. The procedures for registering

MT180 to DECT base stations may vary between phone service providers. MT180 can register up to

four base stations.

NOTE: Before registration, make sure the voice module is properly installed while MT180 pow-

ers on through the running module checking process.

1. Press and hold on the back panel of the base station for 15 - 20 seconds. The LED indica-

tor on the front panel flashes.

2. Press F1 to enter the terminal menu.

3. Press F3 to select the Advanced option.

4. Press F5 to enter the Advanced option.

5. Enter the system login password (12345678, by default) and press F5 to confirm.

6. Enter the Voice Park option. The screen displays Voice Module Parking OK when registration

is completed.

Make an intercom call by using an AWTEK DECT phone through the following:

1. Press Talk/Doorbell. MT180 connects to the

DECT phone while the screen displays Con-

nect... Please wait!.

The LED indicator on the DECT phone

flashes and the phone rings with the

MT180’s HS number (HS1, by default)

shown onscreen.

2. Press answer to receive the call. MT180

beeps while the screen displays Calling...,

the duration of this call is shown on the

DECT phone screen.

3. Press À on the DECT phone, to trigger the

door open.

NOTE: Ensure the relay wiring is ready.

Cancel registration by using a registered handset.

Cancel MT180’s registration on an AWTEK DECT phone handset through the following:

1. Press to enter the main menu.

2. Press or to select the BS setting option. Press to confirm. The screen displays

Waiting....

3. Follow the onscreen prompt to input the base station’s Master PIN (0000, by default) and press

to confirm. A confirmation sound beeps, and the sub menu opens.

4. Press or to select the Remove HS option. Press to confirm. The screen displays

Remove HS1/2/3/4/5?.

5. Follow the onscreen prompt to input MT180’s HS number (1/2/3/4/5, by default) or press to

cancel.

1. Press to confirm. A confirmation sound beeps, and the screen displays Not sub when this

setting is done.

Press the button

Chapter 3

Onscreen Setting

This chapter introduces MT180’s general and advanced settings.

General Settings

Press F1 to enter the terminal menu.

Press F5 to enter the General option.

Five options are available:

• SysInfoQuery.

• CardInfoQuery.

• AddFinger.

• ModifyCardPIN.

• LongTimeDoor.

Enter the SysInfoQuery option to get the terminal information.

The five options are described through the following:

Enter the CardInfoQuery option. Follow the onscreen prompt to swipe a card. The screen displays the

card number, user name, user number and group number preset in JanitorLite or MTTool.

Enter the AddFinger option. Follow the onscreen prompt to swipe a card. The screen displays an

Operation Notice. Follow the operation notice and place a finger on the fingerprint reader. Each card

allows to enroll a maximum of three fingerprints.

Enter the ModifyCardPIN option. Follow the onscreen prompt to swipe a card. The screen displays

Input old PIN. Using the numeric keypad to enter the card password and press F5 to confirm. The

screen displays Input new PIN. And Input again. The screen displays Modify Card PIN Success

upon successful modification.

Sys Info Query Description

Location Displays the terminal location (#Controller 01, by default).

Version&SNR Displays the terminal firmware version and serial number.

WorkMode Displays current operation mode (Access Mode, by default).

ModuleStatus Displays the modules status of Flash1, Flash2, Finger, Reader1,

Reader2, Voice and Network. If the module operates normally, the

screen displays ok; if not, the screen displays error.

Card&Finger Displays the maximum card/fingerprint capacity and current card/finger-

print count.

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Chapter 3 Onscreen Setting

Enter the LongTimeDoor option. It is possible to enable/disable the open door function for a select

period of time. Follow the onscreen prompt to swipe the card before this setting is activated (Whether

Turn on or Turn off is selected) and the screen displays Auto-OpeningDoorTurn on/off.

Advanced Settings

Press F1 to enter the terminal menu.

Press F3 to select the Advanced option.

Press F5 to enter the Advanced option.

Using the numeric keypad to enter the default system login password

12345678, and press F5 to confirm. Ten options are available:

• Set Device ID.

•SetBaudrate.

• SetLanguage.

• SetBacklight.

• SetNetwork.

•VoicePark.

• Reboot.

• ResumeDefault.

• Anti-thief.

•Exit.

Enter the Set Device ID option. Specify the terminal ID (001, by default).

Enter the SetBaudrate option. Select a baud rate (115200 bps, by default) to match the computer.

Available rates are 9600,19200,38400 and 115200 bps. The larger number equates to a faster con-

nection speed.

Enter the SetLanguage option to switch the terminal language. Current supported languages are Eng-

lish, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.

Enter the SetBacklight option to set the backlight behavior. Select AlwaysTurnOn, to have the back-

light to stay on all the time. Select AlwaysTurnOff, to have the backlight turn off all the time. Select

TurnOnOnwork, to have the backlight turn on when a button is pressed.

Enter the SetNetwork option to configure the network settings.

Set Network Description

Set Net Password Enter the network password.

Set IP Address Enter the IP address (192.168.2.127, by default).

Set Net Mask Enter the network mask (255.255.255.0, by default).

Set Gateway Configure the network gateway.

Set Port Number Specify a local port number (10002, by default). The maximum valid

port number is 65535.

Set Baud Rate Select a serial port baud rate (115200 bps, by default). Available rates

are 9600,19200,38400,57600 and 115200 bps. The larger number

equates to a faster connection speed.

Confirm Setting Select Yes to confirm the network settings. The screen displays Modify

network success!.

Select No to go back to SetNetwork options.

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Enter the VoicePark option to detect the optional DECT function. If the DECT phone is properly

installed, the screen displays ParkOK. If not, the screen displays ParkError. If the voice module is not

installed or installed improperly, the screen displays VoiceModuleParkingError.

Enter the Reboot option. Select Yes to reboot the system. The screen displays Device reboot. Please

wait! and the system reboots itself. Select No to go back to the Advanced options.

Enter the ResumeDefault option. Select Yes to reset the factory defaults. The screen displays

Resume default. Please wait! and MT180 reboots itself. Select No to go back to the Advanced

options.

Enter the Anti-thief option. Select Yes to enable the sensor and go back into the Advanced options.

Select No to disable the sensor and go back to the Advanced options.

Enter the Exit option. Log out the system advanced settings and return to the standby screen.

Chapter 4

Advanced Setting

This chapter introduces how to utilize MT180 configuration software for diverse applications.

Shift Attendance

Utilize MTTool to manage time and attendance through the following:

1. Set MT180 to a computer on the same subnet network.

2. Execute MTTool on the computer.

3. In MTTool and under the SysSet1 tab, select WinSocket. Input the IP address (for example,

192.168.110.230). Click Connect.

NOTE: See Advanced Settings on page 13 to set MT180’s IP address.

4. In the Time box, click Adjust to synchronize the system time with the computer.

5. Click Get to double check MT180’s date and time settings.

6. In the Terminal Setting box, select Attendance from the Operation Mode drop down menu.

Click Set.

Chapter 4 Advanced Setting

7. Under the SysSet2 tab, in the Shift Setting box, check a desired work shift (for example, On

Morning). Click Set.

8. In the Card Setting field, input the card number, user name, user number, group number and

etc. Click Add a Card No.

NOTE: See General Settings on page 12 to acquire the card number.

9. Under the WeeklySchedule tab, in the Weekly Schedule Setting box, select Weekly Atten-

dance Schedule.

10. Double-click a time code cell (for example, On morning shift duty). The Period Code window

appears.

11. Click a desired time period (for example, 00002359) to set for 24 hours of access during this

weekday. Click OK.

Chapter 4 Advanced Setting

12. Select time period codes for this work shift in other weekdays. The period code 7F displays on

the shift row. Click Set.

13. In the GroupSet tab, select the desired group (for example, 0).

14. Double-click on a desired table cell (for example, row 1 /column Thursday). The Period Code

window appears.

15. Click a desired time period (for example, 00002359) to set for 24 hours of access in this week-

day. Click OK. The period code 7F displays on the table cell.

16. In the Attendance Mode Setting box, select None.

17. Click Set Group Info, on the top center of the screen.

Utilize JanitorLite to manage time and attendance through the following:

1. Set MT180 to a computer on the same subnet network.

NOTE: Switch the controller operation mode to Attendance, and synchronize the date and

time in MTTool.

2. On the computer screen click start oAll Programs oJanitorLite oJanitorLite.

3. Click Controller oController Management.

Chapter 4 Advanced Setting

4. Right-click All Groups, and click Append o Group to add a new controller group. The Con-

troller Group Management window appears.

5. Enter the controller group name (for example, DEMO). Click Apply, and then OK to return to

the Controller Group Management window.

6. Right-click the desired group (for example, DEMO), and click Append oEntity to add a new

controller. The Controller Management screen appears.

7. Enter the controller name (for example, No.1) in the ContorllerName field.

8. Input MT180’s IP address (for example, 192.168.110.230) in the IPHost field. Click Apply.

9. Click Reset to reset data in this controller. A window appears, asking to reset. Click Yes. MT180

screen displays messages Please wait! EraseFingerInfo., Please wait! Erase Log... and

Please wait! EraseCardInfo. MT180 returns to the standby screen when the reset process is

complete.

NOTE: Alternatively, reset data under the SysSet2 tab in MTTool. In the Delete all field, select

to delete all cards, logs, fingerprints, and click Delete. In the Shift Setting field, click

Clear All and then Set.

10. Click OK to return to the Controller Group Management window.

11. Click User(U)o User Management.

12. Right-click All Groups, and click Append o Group to add a new user group. The User Group

Setting window appears.

13. Enter the user group name (for example, DEMO). Click Apply, and then OK to return to the

User Group Setting window.

14. Right-click the desired group (for example, DEMO), and click Append oEntity to add a new

user. The User setting window appears.

15. Enter the user name (for example, TAttendance) in the UserName field.

16. Inside the CardNo field, click +. The Card Setting window appears.

Chapter 4 Advanced Setting

17. Input the card number in the Card No. field. Click Apply, and then OK to return to the User set-

ting window.

NOTE: See General Settings on page 12 to acquire the card number.

18. Click OK to return to the User Group Setting window.

19. Click Permit(P)o Permit Management.

20. Select the desired user group (for example, DEMO), and click Setting on the toolbar. The

Selected Controllers window appears.

21. Select the desired controllers (for example, No.1 DEMO), and click OK to return to the Janitor-

Lite - [Permit Management] window.

22. Click Attendance o Duty Management.

23. Under the Usable Shift tab, select a desired work shift (for example, On Morning).

24. Under the Shift Info tab, select a desired weekday from the drop down menu (for example,

Thursday).

25. Double-click +inside the PeriodID field. The Selected periods window appears.

26. Click a desired time period (for example, PeriodID 127) to set for 24 hours of access in this

weekday. Click OK to return to the Duty Management window.

Chapter 4 Advanced Setting

27. Click Apply oSend to immediately send the command to the controller. A window appears

with the message Setting Successfully.

28. Click OK to exit.

Scenario I - Swipe Card to Clock In

Swipe a card on the Proximity Reader while the standby screen on MT180

displays the desired work shift name (for example, morning shift work).

The user name (for example, TAttendance) and the clock in time display

onscreen.

In MTTool, under the LogQuery tab, click Get Latest Log. Find the atten-

dance record.

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morning shift work

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Recorded

In JanitorLite, click Report o Attendance Report. Under the Conditions tab, filter the user, controller,

and date, and click OK. The attendance record displays under the Preview tab.

Security Operation

To prevent unauthorized access, MT180 can setup a secure area which is enclosed by the terminal and

surrounding senors. The following security system architecture demonstrates a closed-loop connection

through the terminal, door sensor and window sensor.

MT180.

Door Sensor.

Window Sensor.

Closed-Loop.

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The following security system architecture demonstrates an open-loop system, which disconnects the

door sensor and triggers MT180’s security alarm.

It is possible to place or lift security bans by the same proximity card used for access control or time

attendance mode. Utilize MTTool to optimize security settings through the following:

1. Connect Pin 4 (CHECK) to Pin 9 (GND).

2. Connect Pin 5 (SAFE) to Pin 10 (GND).

3. Set MT180 and the computer on the same subnet

network.

4. Execute MTTool on the computer.

MT180

in Alarm Status.

Door Sensor.

Window Sensor.

Open-Loop.

Alarm

5. In MTTool, under the SysSet1 tab, select WinSocket and input the IP address (for example,

192.168.110.230). Click Connect.

NOTE: See Advanced Settings on page 13 to set MT180’s IP address.

6. Click Adjust to synchronize the system time with the computer.

7. Click Get to double check the date and time set on MT180.

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8. In the Set1 tab, select Buzzer from the System Alarm Notification drop down menu. Click

Set.

9. Under the SysSet2 tab in the Card Setting box, input the card number, user name, user num-

ber, group number and etc. Click Add a Card No.

10. Under the WeeklySchedule tab, select Weekly Security Schedule.

11. Double-click on a desired table cell (for example, row 1 / column Thursday). The Period Code

window appears.

12. Click a desired time period (for example, 00002359) to set for 24 hours in this weekday. Click

OK.

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13. The period code 7F displays on the table cell. Click Set.

14. Under the GroupSet tab, select the desired group (0).

15. Double-click on a desired table cell (row 1 / column Thursday). The Period Code window

appears.

16. Click a desired time period (for example, 00002359) to set for 24 hours in this weekday. Click

OK. The period code 7F displays on the table cell.

17. In the Security Mode Control box, select Enable/ Disable Security Mode.

18. Click Set Group Info.

19. Under the AccessStatus tab, click Get Latest Status.

20. Check the Byte0 box values, Security Mode highlights Enable in blue.

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21. Check the Byte1 box values, Door highlights Close in blue, and Security Trigger highlights

Close in blue.

Scenario I - Place Security Ban

Press À to enter the security setting screen, while

in standby status. The current security status,

SecuredRelease displays onscreen.

Swipe the card on the Proximity Reader, and the

security status switches to Secured.SecuredSta-

tus displays on the standby screen indicating a

security ban.

Scenario II - Lift Security Ban

Press À to enter the security setting screen while

in standby status and SecuredStatus displays

onscreen. The current security status, Secured

displays onscreen.

Swipe the card on the Proximity Reader, and the

security status switches to SecuredRelease.

SecuredStatus disappears on the standby screen

indicating the security ban is lifted.

SecuredRelease

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Scenario III - Trigger Security Alarm

Disconnect Pin 5 (SAFE) to Pin 10 (GND) to

loosen the loop while the security ban is set. The

loosened loop triggers the security alarm, and

SecuredAlarm displays on the standby screen.

Press À to enter the security setting screen. Th

current security status, Secured displays

onscreen. Swipe the card on the Proximity Reader,

the security status switches to SecuredRelease

indicating that the security ban is lifted.

SecuredAlarm disappears on the standby screen.

Check the loop and reconnect Pin 5 (SAFE) to Pin

10 (GND).

Anti-Pass Back Setting

Enforce Anti-Pass Back to control the entrance/exit behavior and prevent unauthorized access. Utilize

MTTool to prohibit same card reentry and re-exit through the same door.

1. Connect a secondary reader to MT180 via RS232 Drive.

NOTE: While MT180 serves as an internal reader, the secondary reader is the external reader.

Ensure the card type is compatible with the internal/external reader.

2. Set MT180 and the computer on the same subnet network.

3. Execute MTTool on the computer.

! Alarm

SecuredAlarm

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4. In MTTool, under the SysSet1 tab, select WinSocket and input the IP address (for example,

192.168.110.230). Click Connect.

NOTE: See Advanced Settings on page 13 to set MT180’s IP address.

5. Click Adjust to synchronize the system time with the computer.

6. Click Get to double check the date and time set on MT180.

7. In the Terminal Setting box, select Internal+External from the Reader drop-down menu. Click

Set.

8. Under the SysSet2 tab, in the Card Setting box, input the card number, user name, user num-

ber, group number and etc. Click Add a Card No.

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9. Under the GroupSet tab, select the desired group (0).

10. Double-click on a desired table cell (row 1 / column Thursday). The Period Code window

appears.

11. Click a desired time period (for example, 00002359) to set for 24 hours of access in this week-

day. Click OK. The period code 7F displays on the table cell.

12. In the APB Setting box, select Enable.

13. Click Set Group Info.

Utilize JanitorLite to prohibit same card reentry and re-exit through the same door.

1. Connect a secondary reader to MT180 via Drive RS232.

NOTE: While MT180 serves as an internal reader, the secondary reader is the external reader.

Ensure the card type is compatible with the internal/external reader.

2. Set MT180 and the computer on the same subnet network.

NOTE: Switch the controller operation mode to be Access, and synchronize the date and time

in MTTool.

RS232 Drive

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3. Execute JanitorLite on the computer.

4. Click Controller(C)o Controller Management.

5. Right-click All Groups, and click Append o Group to add a new controller group. The Con-

troller Group Management window appears.

6. Enter the controller group name (for example, Demo). Click Apply oOK to return to the Con-

troller Group Management window.

7. Right-click the desired group (Demo), and click Append o Entity to add a new controller. The

Controller Management window appears.

8. In the ControllerName field, enter the controller name (for example, MT180).

9. In the IPHost field, input the controller’s IP address (192.168.110.230). Click Apply.

10. Click Reset to reset data in this controller. A window appears, asking to reset. Click Yes. MT180

screen displays messages Please wait! EraseFingerInfo., Please wait! Erase Log... and

Please wait! EraseCardInfo. MT180 returns to the standby status when complete.

NOTE: Alternatively, reset data under the SysSet2 tab in MTTool. In the Delete all field, select

to delete all cards, logs, fingerprints, and click Delete. In the Shift Setting field, click

Clear All oSet.

11. Click OK to return to the Controller Group Management window.

12. Click User(U)o User Management.

13. Right-click All Groups, and click Append o Group to add a new user group. The UserGroup

Setting window appears.

14. In the GroupName field, enter the user group name (Demo). Click Apply oOK to return to

the JanitorLite - [Users Management] window.

15. Right-click the desired group (Demo), and click Append oEntity to add a new user. The User

Setting window appears.

16. In the UserName field, enter the user name (for example, APB).

17. Inside the CardNo field, click +. The Card setting window appears.

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18. Input the card number in the Card No. field. Click Apply oOK to return to the User setting

window.

NOTE: See General Settings on page 12 to acquire the card number.

19. Click OK to return to the JanitorLite - [Users Management] window.

20. Click Permit(P)o Permit Management.

21. Select the desired user group (Demo), and click Setting on the toolbar. The Selected Control-

lers window appears.

22. Select the desired controllers (MT180 and Demo), and click OK to return to the JanitorLite -

[Permit Management] window.

23. Double-click the desired user group (Demo). The UserGroup Setting window appears.

24. Under the Permit Setting tab, check Anti-back. Click Apply oSend to immediately send this

command to the controller. A window appears with the message Setting Successfully.

25. Under the Entrance guard weekly plan tab, select a desired weekday from the drop down

menu.

26. Inside the PeriodID field, double-click +. The Selected periods window appears.

27. Click a desired time period (for example, PeriodID 127) to set for 24 hours of access in this

weekday, and click OK.

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28. Click Apply oSend to send the command to the controller immediately.

29. Click OK to return to the JanitorLite - [Permit Management] window.

Scenario I - Normal Entrance and Exit

Swipe the card on the internal reader, while in standby status. Entrance

with the user name APB displays on the standby screen indicating that

reentry is not allowed.

Swipe the card on the external reader, Exit with the user name APB dis-

plays on the standby screen indicating that re-exiting is not allowed.

Scenario II - Re-Entering

Swipe the card on the internal reader, Entrance with the user name APB

displays on the standby screen.

Swipe the card again on the internal reader, Re-Entering with the user

name APB displays on the standby screen indicating that reentry occurred.

Scenario III - Re-Exiting

Swipe the card on the external reader, Exit with the user name APB dis-

plays on the standby screen.

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Swipe the card again on the external reader, Re-Exiting with the user name

APB displays on the standby screen indicating that re-exiting occured.

If utilizing JanitorLite, Click Report(R)o Access Report. Under the Con-

ditions tab, filter the user, controller, and date, and click OK. The access

record displays under the Preview tab.

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Appendix A

System Specification

Processing/Memory CPU ARM7TDMI-S

Memory 8MB External Flash

Display 128 × 64 Pixel COG/FSTN LCD with White Backlight

Keypad 18-key, Including Talk Key, Function Key and Numeric Key

Communication Ethernet10/100M, RS485 and Optional DECT Voice

I/O Digital Inputs (3): Door Open, Door Position and Security Trigger

Relay (2): Electrical Door Lock and Alarm

I/O Expansion RS232 Drive (1) - Secondary Reader

Digital Inputs (3)

Digital Outputs (3)

Proximity Reader

(Optional)

EM, 125kHz

HID, 125kHz

MiFare, 13.56MHz (ISO 14443A/B, ISO 15693)

Power Supply DC 12V, 2.0A

Enclosure Weight 410 g. (14.46 oz.)

Dimension 188.09mmL X 38.67mmH X 99.94mmW

(7.4”L X 1.5”H X 3.9”W)

Environmental Operating Temperature -10ºC - 50ºC (14ºF - 122ºF)

Storage Temperature -20ºC - 60ºC (-4ºF - 140ºF)

Relative Humidity 35% - 95%

Certification CE, FCC, NCC, CCC, RoHS compliant

Software JanitorLite, MTTool, Communication SDK

Accessories On Wall Mounting Kit

Appendix B

Worldwide Support

Region Website

Global Operation Center www.unitech-adc.com

Unitech Asia Pacific & Middle www.unitech-utp.com.tw

Greater China Division www.unitech-sbd.com

Unitech Japan www.unitech-japan.co.jp

Unitech America www.ute.com

Unitech Latin America www.latin.ute.com

Unitech Europe www.unitech-europe.nl

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