CDVI KCPROXWLC User manual

KCPROX WLC
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INSTALLATION MANUAL
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1] PRODUCT PRESENTATION
2] NOTES & RECOMMENDATIONS
Wiring reminder
- In the case of direct connection to the CT-V900-A
(CENTAUR) central controller or one of the
LINKNET door controllers, the KCPROX WLC must
be installed within a maximum distance of 50 m.
- In other cases, the distance between
the KCPROX WLC and the (INTBUSW) door
controller must be within a maximum of 50 m
and the distance between the central controller
or panel and the last (INTBUSW) door controller
may be up to 1200 m maximum.
- Take care not to pass your wires close
to «High voltage» cables (e.g.: 230 V AC).
- 2 pairs of cables (4 strand) SYT1 8/10ths
(Shielded cables).
Mounting recommendations
To optimise the mounting of the KCPROX WLC and
to combat attempted tampering, it should be tted
on a fl at surface.
Back EMF protection
To protect the installation, remember to:
- install the varistor in parallel on the locking
system power supply side,
- install a 120 ohm resistor between A and B
on the last BUS RS485 door controller.
Security
- For security reasons, change the factory default
master code.
- When selecting a master code and user code
avoid simple codes (example : 3 4 5 6 7).
IP64 -25°C à +70°C
CE Certifi cation
WEEE & RoHS
Environmental tests:
vibrations
Dual technology:
- Proximity reader,
- Digicode® keypad.
Output formats:
- Wiegand,
- CDVI format,
- ISO Track 2 format.
Stainless steel.
Narrow: Ideal for installation
on aluminium profi le.
Backlit.
Recommended for activating
and deactivating your alarm system.
Surface-mount.
Installation with Diax®screws.
Audible and visual feedback.
Dimensions (L x W x D): 190 x 43 x 27mm.
Power supplies: 12V dc.
Consumptions: 120mA.
HIGH RESISTANCE
TO VANDALISM
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3] MOUNTING KIT
4] MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Place the back plate on the
wall then mark with a pen
the hole location then drill
the 2 mounting holes and
the hole wiring access.
Insert the 2 plastic anchors
in the holes.
Mount the back plate
of the KCPROX WLC with
the screw on the wall.
Insert the cable in the hole
access area of the back
plate. Then mount the
keypad on the back plate.
Fasten the KCPROX WLC
keypad to the back plate
with the M5x8 Diax®screw
and T20 Diax® spanner
hardware.
(M5x8
Diax®
screw) T20 Diax®
Spanner Plastic
anchors
mounting screws
(M4x30)
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5] CONNECTIONS: DIRECT CONNECTION TO THE TERMINAL BLOCKS OF A CONTROLLER
Controller terminal wirings
Wiegand
outputs CDVI
Cables
Wiegand format
outputs
ISO2 format
Outputs CDVI format
Outputs CT-V900-A
LT20PB
LT20PBIP LT20AC
LT20IP UCA3
PROMI1000
PROMI1000PC
RED Input voltage
12VDC Input voltage
12VDC Input voltage
12VDC +12V 12 V DC 12 V DC 12 V DC 12 V DC
BLACK 0V 0V 0V R2/0V 0 V 0 V 0 V 0 V
BROWN Buzzer command
input Buzzer command
input Buzzer command
input OUT2
GREEN DATA 0 CODE R2/D0 CL CL
WHITE DATA 1 DATA R2/D1 DA DA
BLUE CLOCK CLOCK CDVI – 1 WIRE 8 ou 18 1
PURPLE PROGRAMMING PROGRAMMING PROGRAMMING
YELLOW GREEN LED GREEN LED GREEN LED OUT1
ORANGE RED LED RED LED RED LED
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6] CONNECTIONS: CONNECTION WITH THE (INTBUSW) DOOR CONTROLLER
Door contact (not used)
Connect E and M
Shielded
cable
Strike
Black
Yellow
Orange
Red
Blue
Purple
For the
programming
connect the
purple cable
with the black
cable.
Green
brown
White
KCPROX WLC INTBUSW
Magnet
Varistor
To other door controllers
(INTBUSW)
Power supply
Two different confi gurations,
are possible:
12VDC only
(As standard)
Cut the strap
12VAC or 24VDC
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Red
12VDC
Black
0V
Brown Buzzer command input
Green Data 0
White Data 1
Blue Clock
Purple Programming
Yellow Green LED
Orange Red LED

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Without jumper : without clock
With jumper : with clock
STAND ALONE MODE
TELACCESS
- Dipswitch address set up
- Dip4 = ON
DIP SWITCH adressing
1 2 3 4 Mode
ON ON ON ON Front plate
OFF ON ON ON Reader 1
ON OFF ON ON Reader 2
OFF OFF ON ON Reader 3
ON ON OFF ON Reader 4
ST1 (Programming jumper) : Normal
CENTRALIZED MODE
- TERENA,
- UGM-UGL,
- UGP/40
- PDN345BUSPROX
- Address programming during installation
- Dip4 = OFF
ST1 (Programming jumper)
Normal (As standard) Installation
INTBUSW (Contrôleur de porte)
Terminal block : Motherboard
VInput voltage -
12 Input voltage +
1Data O
2Clock
3Data 1
Terminal block : Motherboard
RN/C contact eletromagnetic lock (+)
CCommon contact power supply (+)
TN/O contact electric release
RN/C contact alarm
CCommon
TN/O contact alarm
+ ~ - Input voltage DC or AC, 12V or 24V
P1 Request-to-enter input
MCommon ( P1 et P2 )
P2 Request-to-enter input
EDoor contact, N/C (Door closed) and N/O (Door open)
LReader activation imput (N/O) reader enabled and (N/C) reader disabled
MCommon ( E and M ) or (E and L)
ARS485 Bus (All the A must be connected together in daisy chain)
BRS485 Bus (All the B must be connected together in daisy chain)
Terminal block - 3 points : Piggyback board
7LED > Red color
8LED > Green color
9Buzzer

8] PROGRAMMING
For the programming
connect the purple cable
with the black cable.
Switch the power supply
off then switch it on.
2 beeps are emitted
Red LED ON
1 beep
Green LED ON
1 beep = OK
Green LED ON
4 beeps = Error
Enter the illumination
time in seconds or
“00” for a permanent
illumination.
A0
Programming
the illumination
1 beep = OK
Green LED ON
4 beeps = Error
1 beep
Green LED ON
Enter:
- 1 = Wiegand
26-bit format
- 2 = CDVI format
- 3 = ISO Track 2
format
A1
Programming
the output
format
1 beep = OK
Green LED ON
4 beeps = Error
1 beep
Green LED ON
Enter:
4, 5 or 6 to specify the
number of digits.
A2
Programming
the number
of digits
1 beep = OK
Green LED ON
4 beeps = Error
1 beep
Green LED ON
Enter: 26, 30 or 44
to defi ne the Bit number
of the Wiegand format
A3
Programming the
Bit format
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For the programming connect
the purple cable with the black
cable. Switch the power supply
off then switch it on.
2 beeps are emitted
1 beep = OK
Green LED ON
4 beeps = Error
1 beep
Green LED ON
A5
Programming
for decimal or
hexadecimal mode
Enter:
- 0 = for decimal
mode
- 1 = for
hexadecimal
mode
1 beep = OK
Green LED ON
4 beeps = Error
1 beep
Green LED ON
A4
Programming
Centaur or CDVI
mode
Enter :
- 0 = Centaur mode
- 1 = CDVI mode
1 beep = OK
Green LED ON
4 beeps = Error
1 beep
Green LED ON
A6
Programming
the audible signal
Enter:
- 0 = disable the
keypad beeps
- 1 = Enable the
keypad beeps
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A] ENTRY IN PROGRAMMING
1. Enter in programming:
- Swich the power supply off,
- Connect the purple cable with the black cable,
- Switch the power supply on.
2. Two beeps are emitted to con rm entry
in programming:
- The keypad is illuminated.
- The red LED is ON.
Note: The command control of the buzzer
is not possible in programming mode.
B] ILLUMINATION DURATION
1. Enter in programming*.
2. Press A0 to program the illumination duration :
- One beep is emitted.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
- Enter the time in seconds,
10 for 10 seconds to 99 for 99 seconds
or enter 00 for a permanent illumination.
- One beep is emitted to con rm
the illumination duration.
3. Disconnect the purple cable with the black cable:
Two beeps are emitted to con rm exit
from programming.
C] OUTPUT FORMAT
1. Enter in programming*.
2. Press A1 to enter in the output format menu:
- One beep is emitted.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
- Press 1 to select 26-bit wiegand output format
- Press 2 to select CDVI output format
- Press 3 to select ISO Track 2 output format
- One beep is emitted to con rm programming.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
3. Disconnect the purple cable with the black cable:
Two beeps are emitted to con rm exit
from programming.
D] CODE LENGTH
1. Enter in programming*.
2. Press A2 to enter in the code length
setting menu:
- One beep is emitted.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
- Press 4 for a 4-digit user code, press 5
for a 5-digit user code or press 6 for a 6-digit
user code.
- One beep is emitted to con rm programming.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
3. Disconnect the purple cable with the black cable:
Two beeps are emitted to con rm exit
from programming.
E] PROGRAMMING THE BIT FORMAT
1. Enter in programming*.
2. Press A3 to select the Bit format:
- One beep is emitted.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
- Enter 24, 30 or 44 to de ne the bit format.
A0
A1
A2
Default values
- Illumination duration: 10 seconds,
- User code lenght: 5 digits,
- 26 bit wiegand output,
- Buzzer disabled,
- Decimal mode.
Audible Signal
- 1 short beep > keypad powered
and key presses,
- 1 long beep > data computing
in programming,
- 2 short beeps > Entry or Exit
from programming,
- 4 short beeps > data computing error.
Code Length
- The user code must be in 4, 5 or 6 digits,
- In decimal mode, all the keypad keys can be
used to program a user code except the B key,
- In hexadecimal mode, all the keypad keys
can be used to program a user code
except the A and B key,
- Enter the user code and then B to validate
the code.
* Refer to the chapter «Entry in programming».
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A4
A5
A6
Buzzer + LED Off
Buzzer + LED Off
Buzzer + LED On
OV
- One beep is emitted to con rm programming.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
3. Disconnect the purple cable with the black cable:
Two beeps are emitted to con rm exit
from programming.
F] PROGRAMMING CENTAUR OR CDVI MODE
1. Enter in programming*.
2. Press A4 to select the mode:
- One beep is emitted.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
- Press 0 for a Centaur mode or press 1
for a CDVI mode.
- One beep is emitted to con rm programming.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
3. Disconnect the purple cable with the black cable:
Two beeps are emitted to con rm exit
from programming.
G] DECIMAL OR HEXADECIMAL MODE
1. Enter in programming mode*.
2. Press A5 to enter in the mode
setting menu:
- One beep is emitted.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
- Press 0 for a decimal mode, press 1
for a hexadecimal mode.
- One beep is emitted to con rm programming.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
3. Disconnect the purple cable with the black cable:
Two beeps are emitted to con rm exit
from programming.
H] AUDIBLE SIGNAL
1. Enter in programming*.
2. Press A6:
- One beep is emitted.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
- Press 0 to disable the audible signal.
- Press 1 to enable the audible signal.
- One beep is emitted to con rm programming.
- The Green LED is lighting up during 1 second.
3. Disconnect the purple cable with the black cable:
Two beeps are emitted to con rm exit
from programming.
I] EXTERNAL CONTROL OF THE LED & BUZZER
The buzzer can be activated from an external input.
The control is done with a logic signal on the input.
Centaur Mode
LED off. One beep is emitted + Orange LED when
the code is entering. The Buzzer and LED intputs
are activated.
CDVI Mode
LED off. The Buzzer and LED intputs are activated.
* Refer to the chapter «Entry in programming».
9] 26-BIT WIEGAND FORMAT
Chronograms
0 logic
\DATA1
\CLOCK
\DATA0
1 logic
50
µs 50
µs
2ms 2ms
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Signals output in open collectors with pull up in 30-bit hexadecimal format. The output format from the
proximity reader is 30-bit wiegand (Signal: DATA1, DATA0 and CLOCK) and is structured as follow:
1 - First parity : 1 bit – even parity for the rst 14-bit
Code : A code is formed from 7 half byte.
Each byte is transferred from bit 7 to bit 0.
10] 30-BIT WIEGAND FORMAT
INTERFACE
- The output format is 26-bit Wiegand (Signals: DATA1, DATA0 and CLOCK),
- Output signal in open collectors (pull up of 2.2K in +5V) 26-bit hexadecimal output format.
The frame is made of 26-bit and built as follow:
- First parity: 1-bit – even parity for the rst 12-bit,
- User Code: 3 half of a byte represent the code entered. Each byte is transferred from bit 7 to bit 0,
- Second parity: 1-bit – odd parity for the last 12-bit.
Bit 1 Bit 2 … bit 25 bit 26
Even parity on bit 2…bit13 Data (24 bits)
Odd parity on bit 14…bit 25
EXAMPLE A 4-DIGIT CODE: « 1 3 5 0 » Then « B »
1 0000 0000 0001 0011 0101 0000 1
Parity 1 0 0 1 3 5 0 Parity 2
The code is transmitted in hexadecimal: 001350
EXAMPLE A 5-DIGIT CODE: « 7 1 3 5 0 » Then « B »
1 0000 0111 0001 0011 0101 0000 1
Parity 1 0 7 1 3 5 0 Parity 2
The code is transmitted in hexadecimal: 071350
EXAMPLE A 6-DIGIT CODE: « 6 7 1 3 5 0 » Then « B »
1 0000 0000 0001 0011 0101 0000 1
Parity 1 0 0 1 3 5 0 Parity 2
The code is transmitted in hexadecimal: 671350
Parity 1: 0 if the number of 1 in bit 2 to bit 13 is even,
1 if the number of 1 in bit 2 to bit 13 is odd.
Parity 2: 0 if the number of 1 in bit 14 to bit 25 is odd,
1 if the number of 1 in bit 14 to bit 25 is even.
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2 - Second parity: 1 bit – odd parity for the last 14-bit
Bit 1 Bit 2 à bit 29 Bit 30
Even Parity from bit 2 to bit 15 Data (28-bit) Odd Parity from bit 16 to bit 29
Example A: Temic card decimal code: 689905 (in hexadecimal: A86F1).
1 0000 0000 1010 0110 0110 1111 0001 0
Parity 1 0 0 A 8 6 F 1 Parity 2
The code number of the card is 00A86F1 in hexadecimal
Example B: EM badge hexadecimal code: 0100166A37
0 0000 0001 0110 0110 1010 2011 0111 1
Parité 1 0 1 6 6 A 3 7 Parité 2
The code transmitted is in hexadecimal format 0166A37
Parity 1: 0 if the number of 1 in bit 2 to bit 15 is even,
1 if the number of 1 in bit 2 to bit 15 is odd.
Parity 2: 0 if the number of 1 in bit 16 to bit 29 is odd,
1 if the number of 1 in bit 16 to bit 29 is even.
11] 44-BIT WIEGAND FORMAT
44-bit hexadecimal format. The output format from the proximity reader is 44-bit (Signal: DATA1, DATA0
and CLOCK) and is structured as follow:
1 - Data: 10 digit code number hexadecimal MSByte rst.
Each hexadecimal digit = 4 bit, MSBit rst
2 - LRC : 4 bit = or restricted in between the digit of the data, MSBit rst.
Bit 1 to bit 40 Bit 41 to bit 44
Badge code LRC
Example A: EM badge hexadecimal code: 01001950C3.
0000 0000 0000 0000 0001 1001 0101 0000 1100 0011 0011
01001950C33
The code number of the card is: 01001950C3 in hexadecimal code.
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11] ISO 7811 TRACK 2 FORMAT
SS Characters ES LRC
SS = start sentinel > Hex B
ES = end sentinel > Hex F
LRC = Ou Exclusif de tous les caractères de la trame (including SS and ES)
The code length is set at 8 digits:
- In 4 digits > 00001234
- In 5-digits > 00012345
- In 6-digits > 00123456
Each digit is made of 5 bits: 4 bits data + 1 bit parity
Characters B4 B3 B2 B1 Parity
000001
100010
200100
300111
401000
501011
601101
701110
810000
910011
A10101
B = SS 10110
C11001
D = FD 11010
E11100
F = ES 11111
/Présence
/Data
/Clock
10] PROPRIETARY FORMAT OWNED BY CDVI
This format is compatible with other CDVI products (Contact us).
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1] PRESENTATION DU PRODUIT
2] RAPPELS ET RECOMMANDATIONS
Rappel de câblage
- Dans le cas d’une connexion directe à la centrale
CT-V900-A (CENTAUR) ou une des centrales
LINKNET, le KCPROX WLC doit être placé
à une distance maximale de 50 m.
- Dans les autres situations, la distance entre le
KCPROX WLC et le contrôleur de porte (INTBUSW)
doit être de 50 m maximum. et la distance entre
la centrale ou platine jusqu’au dernier contrôleur
de porte (INTBUSW) peut atteindre 1200 m maximum.
- Attention de ne pas passer vos ls à proximité
de câbles «Courant fort» (ex: 230 V AC).
- Câbles préconisés entre le KCPROW WLC
et l’interface BUS (INTBUSW) : Câbles 2 paires
(4 ls) SYT1 8/10ème.
Montage
A n d’optimiser la xation du KC PROX WLC
et de prévenir les tentatives d’arrachage,
privilégiez les surfaces planes.
Recommandations d’installation
Pour sécuriser l’installation, n’oubliez pas de :
- placer la varistance sur le système de verrouillage,
en parallèle, au niveau de l’alimentation.
- placer une résistance de 120 ohms, entre A et B,
sur le dernier contrôleur de porte du BUS RS485.
Composition des codes
- Par soucis de sécurité, veillez à modi er le code
maître usine par celui de votre choix.
- Lors du changement du code maître usine
et de la création des codes utilisateurs, évitez
les codes trop simples (ex: les suites 3 4 5 6 7).
IP64 -25°C à +70°C
Certifi cation CE
DEEE & RoHSTest vibrations
Double technologie :
- Lecteur proximité,
- Digicode®.
Format de sorties :
- Wiegand,
- CDVI,
- ISO Track 2.
Inox.
Etroit : Idéal pour la pose
sur profi l Aluminium.
Rétro-éclairé.
Préconisé pour l’activation
et la désactivation de votre système
d’alarme.
Pose en applique.
Montage avec vis Diax®.
Carte électronique résinée.
Signalisation lumineuse et sonore.
Dimensions (L x l x P) : 190 x 43 x 27 mm.
Alimentations : 12 V DC.
Consommations : 120 mA.
HAUTE RÉSISTANCE
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4] MONTAGE
Prenez les côtes du support
de fi xation du KCPROX WLC
et percez la surface du mur.
Prévoyez la sortie des câbles,
cachés dans la surface.
Vissez le support de fi xation
dans la surface
à l’aide des 2
vis et chevilles fournies
.
C
âblez le KCPROX WLC
(Schéma page suivante) et
positionnez le sur le support
de fi xation.
Pour fi naliser la fi xation du
KCPROX WLC, utilisez la vis
et l’outil Diax®.
Vis Diax® à tête fraisée
(M5x8) Clé mâle coudée pour vis
Diax®Cheville plastique Vis cruciforme à tête
fraisée (M4x30)
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5] RACCORDEMENTS CONNEXION DIRECTE AUX BORNIERS D’UNE CENTRALE
Raccordement aux bornier des centrales
Format Wiegand Format CDVI
Câbles Sorties
Format Wiegand
Correspondances
Format ISO2 Correspondances
Format CDVI CT-V900-A
LT20PB
LT20PBIP LT20AC
LT20IP UCA3
PROMI1000
PROMI1000PC
ROUGE Alimentation
12 V DC Alimentation
12V DC Alimentation
12V DC +12V 12 V DC 12 V DC 12 V DC 12 V DC
NOIR Alimentation 0V Alimentation 0V Alimentation 0V R2/0V 0 V 0 V 0 V 0 V
MARRON Commande
extérieur du buzzer Commande
du buzzer Commande
du buzzer OUT2
VERT DATA 0 CODE R2/D0 CL CL
BLANC DATA 1 DATA R2/D1 DA DA
BLEU CLOCK CLOCK CDVI – 1 WIRE 8 ou 18 1
VIOLET PROGRAMMATION PROGRAMMATION PROGRAMMATION
JAUNE VOYANT VERT VOYANT VERT VOYANT VERT OUT1
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6] RACCORDEMENTS CONNEXION AVEC CONTRÔLEUR DE PORTE (INTBUSW)
Si vous ne souhaitez
pas de gestion de l’etat
porte : Relier E et M
Câble
blindage
Gâche
Noir
Jaune
Orange
Rouge
Bleu
Violet
Connexion
Câble Violet
et Noir pour la
programmation
vert
Marron
Blanc
KCPROX WLC INTBUSW
Ventouse
Varistance
Vers d’autres contrôleur
de portes (INTBUSW)
Alimentation
Pour l’alimentation,
il y a deux modes possibles :
12 V DC uniquement
(Con guration usine)
Coupez le strap
12 V AC ou 24 V DC
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Rouge Alimentation 12V DC
Noir Alimentation 0V
Marron Commande du buzzer
Vert Data 0
Blanc Data 1
Bleu Clock
Violet Programmation
Jaune Voyant vert
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Sans cavalier : sans clock
Avec cavalier : avec clock
MODE AUTONOME
TELACCESS
- Programmation de l’adresse par dipswitch
- Dip4 = ON
Adressage DIPSWITCH
1 2 3 4 Mode
ON ON ON ON Façade
OFF ON ON ON Lecteur 1
ON OFF ON ON Lecteur 2
OFF OFF ON ON Lecteur 3
ON ON OFF ON Lecteur 4
ST1 (Cavalier de programmation) : Normal
MODE CENTRALISÉ
- TERENA,
- UGM-UGL,
- UGP/40
- PDN345BUSPROX
- Programmation de l’adresse par installation
- Dip4 = OFF
ST1 (Cavalier de programmation)
Normal (Confi g. usine) Installation
INTBUSW (Contrôleur de porte)
Bornier 5 points : Carte mère
VAlimentation -
12 Alimentation +
1Data O
2Clock
3Data 1
Bornier 16 points : Carte mère
RContact N.F porte Ventouse (+)
CContact commun + Alimentation
TContact N.O porte Gâche
RContact N.F alarme
CContact commun
TContact N.O alarme
+ ~ - Alimentation DC ou AC 12 V ou 24 V DC
P1 Bouton poussoir intérieur
MMasse commune ( P1 et P2 )
P2 Bouton poussoir extérieur
EContact fermeture porte, N.F. (Porte fermée) et N.O. (Porte ouverte)
LContact autorisation lecture du badge (N.O) autorisée et (N.F) interdite
MMasse commune ( E et M ) ou (E et L)
ABus RS485 (tous les A doivent être reliés entre eux sous la forme d’une chaîne)
BBus RS485 (tous les B doivent être reliés entre eux sous la forme d’une chaîne)
Bornier 3 points : Carte lle
7Signalisation > couleur rouge
8Signalisation > couleur verte
9Buzzer

8] PROGRAMMATION
Connexion du câble
Violet et Noir
pour entrer en
programmation.
Coupez l’alimentation
puis rétablissez-la.
2 bips sonores
LED rouge ON
1 bip
LED verte ON
1 bip = OK
LED verte ON
(4 bips = Erreur)
Tapez la durée
de commande en
secondes ou “OO”
pour un éclairage
permanent
A0
Programmation
de l’éclairage
1 bip = OK
LED verte ON
(4 bips = Erreur)
1 bip
LED verte ON
Tapez :
- 1 = Wiegand 26 bits
- 2 = Format CDVI
- 3 = Format ISO
Track 2
A1
Programmation
du format de
sortie
1 bip = OK
LED verte ON
(4 bips = Erreur)
1 bip
LED verte ON
Tapez 4, 5 ou 6
pour défi nir le nombre
de termes.
A2
Programmation
du nombre
de termes
1 bip = OK
LED verte ON
(4 bips = Erreur)
1 bip
LED verte ON
Tapez : 26, 30 ou 44
pour le nombre de bits
du code Wiegand.
A3
Programmation
du nombre de bits
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Déconnexion du câble
Violet et noir
pour sortir de la
programmation
2 bips sonores
1 bip = OK
LED verte ON
(4 bips = Erreur)
1 bip
LED verte ON
A5
Programmation
du mode décimal
ou héxadécimal
Tapez :
- 0 = mode décimal
- 1 = mode
héxadécimal
1 bip = OK
LED verte ON
(4 bips = Erreur)
1 bip
LED verte ON
A4
Programmation
du mode CENTAUR
ou CDVI
Tapez :
- 0 = mode Centaur
- 1 = mode CDVI
1 bip = OK
LED verte ON
(4 bips = Erreur)
1 bip
LED verte ON
A6
Programmation
du signal sonore
Tapez :
- 0 = Sans Bips touches
- 1 = Avec Bips
touches
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KCPROX WLC
Lecteur double Technologie Proximité/Digicode®- Wiegand
MANUEL D’INSTALLATION
A] ENTRÉE EN PROGRAMMATION
1. Coupez l’alimentation.
Reliez le l violet au 0V.
Rétablir l’alimentation.
2. Deux bips sont émis pour con rmer l’entrée
en programmation :
- Le clavier est éclairé,
- La LED rouge est allumée.
Note : La commande extérieure du buzzer
ne fonctionne pas en programmation.
B] PROGRAMMATION DE L’ÉCLAIRAGE
1. Entrez en programmation* :
- Le clavier est éclairé,
- La LED rouge est allumée.
2. Tapez A0 pour la temporisation
d’éclairage du clavier :
- Un bip est émis.
- La Led verte s’allume pendant 1 seconde.
- Tapez la durée de commande en secondes
(10 pour 10 secondes à 99 pour 99 secondes)
ou tapez 00 pour obtenir un éclairage permanent.
- Un bip de validation est émis.
3. Séparer le l violet du l noir :
Deux bips sont émis pour con rmer le retour
au mode normal de fonctionnement.
C] PROGRAMMATION DU FORMAT DE SORTIE
1. Entrez en programmation* :
- Le clavier est éclairé.
- La LED rouge est allumée.
2. Tapez A1 pour choisir le format de sortie :
- Un bip est émis.
- La LED verte s’allume 1 seconde.
- Tapez 1 pour une sortie au format
Wiegand 26 bits.
- Tapez 2 pour une sortie au format CDVI.
- Tapez 3 pour une sortie au format ISO Track 2.
- Un bip de validation est émis.
- la LED verte s’allume 1 seconde.
3. Séparer le l violet du l noir :
- Deux bips sont émis pour con rmer le retour
au mode normal de fonctionnement.
D] PROGRAMMATION DU NOMBRE DE TERMES
1. Entrez en programmation* :
- Le clavier est éclairé,
- La LED rouge est allumée.
2. Tapez A2 pour la saisie du nombre
de termes des codes :
- Un bip est émis.
- La LED verte s’allume 1 seconde.
- Tapez 4,5 ou 6 pour le nombre de termes.
- Un bip est émis pour con rmer
la programmation.
- La LED verte s’allume 1 seconde.
3. Séparer le l violet du l noir :
Deux bips sont émis pour con rmer le retour
au mode normal de fonctionnement.
E] PROGRAMMATION DU NOMBRE DE BITS
1. Entrez en programmation* :
- Le clavier est éclairé,
- La LED rouge est allumée.
* Référez-vous à la procédure d’entrée en programmation en début de chapitre.
A0
A1
A2
Valeurs par défaut
- Tempo éclairage : 10 s.
- Nombre de termes : 5.
- Sortie Wiegand 26 bits.
- Buzzer inactif.
- Mode décimal.
Correspondance des signaux sonores
- 1 bip court > Mise sous tension et bip touche.
- 1 bip long > Validation d’une saisie
en programmation.
- 2 bips courts > Entrée et sortie
de programmation.
- 4 bips courts > Erreur de saisie.
Termes utilisés
- Les codes utilisateurs doivent être composés
de 4,5 ou 6 termes.
- En mode décimal, seuls la touche B
est interdite pour composer les codes.
Touche B pour valider.
- En mode hexadécimal, seuls les touches
de 0 à 9 sont autorisées pour composer
les codes. Touche B pour valider.
- L’utilisateur doit composer son code
puis appuyer sur la touche B pour valider.
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