ACT ACT20 PIN ENTRY KEYPAD User manual

ACT20 Pin Entry Keypad
The ACT20 is a rugged metal-housed pinpad for use with a separate controller. It is
usually used in conjunction with an ACT1010 magnetic swipe card reader for pin and
swipe operation. Physically similar to the ACT10, the function of this device is quite
different. The ACT20 is a slave device which transmits each keypress directly to the
system controller. The unit is connected to the controller via an 8 core screened cable.
The same cable may be used to carry the signals from a swipe reader as the ACT20
connects in parallel (refer to diagram).
Pin Pad Cable Connections
Core Colour Description
1 White Media Sense (open collector)
2 Green Clock (open collector)
3 Blue Data (open collector)
4 Red 5V Power (for reader only)
5 Black 0V Ground
6 Brown Red LED control (negative applied)
7 Yellow Green LED control (negative applied)
8 Orange 12V Power (for ACT20 only)
Shield Bonded to Reader housing
ACT20 Specification
Voltage 12VDC nominal (10.5-16V)
Current 20mA standby, 75mA maximum
Output Sink Current 50mA maximum
Operating Temperature -10oC to +55 oC
Cable 8-core screened (shared with reader)
Reader Distance Max 30m from controller
Operation with ACT1000 Controller
PIN entry on the ACT1000/2000 or Ds100 is selected by setting the PIN Required
option in the Installer menu/Door settings/Timed actions menu for the doors in
question. A valid PIN must also be entered for the required group or user.
The unit acts as a slave to the ACT1000/2000 controller and is connected in parallel
with the reader (swipe or proximity). Normally the unit is dormant with only the
standby LED illuminated. When a pin only entry is required the X button must be
pressed before the pin code is entered, the keypad backlight and all LEDs illuminate.
When a pin code is required with a swipe card the pin code is entered after the card is
swiped. The ACT1000/2000 will process the entered PIN/Card and illuminate the red
or green LED to indicate access granted or denied.
Note that the ACT20 may only be used with clock and data readers.