GeoVision GV-AS210 User manual

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Accessing the Armed Mode of GV-AS Controllers
Article ID: GV4-17-10-31-al
Release Date: 10/31/2017
Revised Date: 04/27/2018
Applied to
GV-AS210 / 2110 / 2120 Firmware V2.11 or later
GV-AS410 / 4110 / 4111 Firmware V2.11 or later
GV-AS810 / 8110 / 8111 Firmware V2.11 or later
GV-ASManager V5.0.1.0 or later
GV-RK1352 Reader
Note: This document is dedicated to Texecom Intruder Alarm System.
Contents
1. Enabling the Armed Mode............................................................................................... 3
1.1 Defining the Output function ........................................................................................... 3
1.2 Defining the Input function.............................................................................................. 4
1.3 Adding a Security Card .................................................................................................. 5
2. Disabling the Armed Mode .............................................................................................. 8

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Summary
During the Armed Mode, no cards can be granted access. To enable the Armed Mode, you
need to define the output and input functions of a GV-AS21 / 41 / 81 series Controller and add
a Security Card on GV-ASManager. After the setup is complete, present a security card and
then enter the respective PIN code on the reader to arm or disarm the unit.

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1. Enabling the Armed Mode
1.1 Defining the Output function
1. In the left menu of your GV-AS Controller’s Web interface, click Output Configuration to
define the output function.
Output Type Output Function
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2 3
2. Set the Output Type to Door # associated with this output.
3. Select Alarm Keyswitch as the Output function. The output will be triggered upon the
correct PIN code and security card being presented to the reader.

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1.2 Defining the Input function
4. Click Input Configuration to define the input function.
5. Set the Input Type to be the same as the Output Type in Step 2.
6. Select Armed status as the input function. The controller door will enter the Armed Mode
where no cards can be granted access upon the input trigger.

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1.3 Adding a Security Card
7. You must define the door and be assigned a security card first to enter the Armed Mode.
A. To set the door to work with the Armed Mode, click the Door tab of the Controller
Setup dialog box.
B. Click Authentication Schedule and specify the access mode to either Card Mode
or Card or Common Mode at different periods of time to trigger the output function.
Note: The output function cannot be triggered to send the Armed status under the
Card and PIN Code Mode.

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C. To add a security card, on the New a Card / Edit the Card dialog box, set the Card
Type to Security and enter a four-digit PIN code for the card.
D. Assign the security card to an access group using the Access Group drop-down list.
For details, see 4.5 Setting Access Groups in the GV-ASManager User’s Manual.
8. To enable the Armed Status on the GV-AS Controller, present the security card to the
reader and then enter the PIN code.

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Note: You can identity the Armed Status from the color change in the GV-RK1352 Card
Reader’s LED, with green / red indicating entering Armed Status and blue standby mode.
After connecting the control wires of the reader’s LEDs to the outputs on GV-AS Controller,
i. Enable the external controls of LED on GV-R/RK/DFR Config AP.
ii. Go to the Output Configuration page on the Controller’s web interface. Set Pulse
to specify the number of seconds to trigger LED when the output condition, ARM
mode, is entered.

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2. Disabling the Armed Mode
Under the Armed Mode, present the card and then enter the PIN code on the keypad to
disarm the unit.
Note: If for any reason the intruder alarm system is not responding correctly, you can
temporarily disable the Armed Mode. Present the security card to the reader, followed by
entering the PIN code, five times consecutively. However, if the intruder alarm system is
not disarmed within the next five minutes, the controller will return to the Armed Mode.