GeoVision GV-QR1352 User manual

GV-QR1352 / DES1352 Reader &
Mobile Access Control
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User’s Manual
QR1352-A
GV-QR1352 / DES1352 Reader
GV-Mobile Card
GV-Mobile Access App

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Preface
Welcome to the GV-QR1352 / DES1352 & Mobile Access Control User’s Manual.
This Manual covers the following three topics:
GV-QR1352, GV-DES1352 reader.
GV-Mobile Card
GV-Mobile Access App

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Contents
Preface...................................................................................................1
Contents ................................................................................................2
Chapter 1 GV-QR1352 / DES1352.........................................................4
1.1 Packing List............................................................................................................. 5
1.2 Compatible Products ............................................................................................... 6
1.3 Terminal Blocks and Switches................................................................................. 7
1.4 Installation ............................................................................................................... 8
1.5 Connect the Reader to GV-AS Controller ............................................................ 9
1.5.1 Connect through Wiegand Interface .............................................................. 9
1.5.2 Connect through RS-485 Interface ...............................................................10
1.5.3 Define Readers on GV-AS Controller Web Interface ....................................11
1.6 Set up the ID, Beeper or LED .................................................................................13
1.7 Activate Beeper or LED upon Controller’s Output Trigger.......................................15
1.7.1 Wiring...........................................................................................................16
1.7.2 Define Output Conditions .............................................................................17
1.8 The Number of Readers Supported by Controllers .................................................18
Chapter 2 Mobile Cards and Mobile App..........................................19
2.1 Download Mobile Cards .........................................................................................20
2.2 Assign Mobile Cards to Users ................................................................................21
2.3 Activate Mobile Cards.............................................................................................23
2.3.1 Through E-Mail..............................................................................................23
2.3.2 Scan a QR Code on GV-ASManager ...........................................................24
2.4 Mobile Card Managements.....................................................................................25
2.4.1 Query and Combine Serial Keys...................................................................25
2.4.2 Revoke Mobile Cards ...................................................................................26
2.5 GV-Mobile Access App...........................................................................................27

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2.5.1 Edit the Card ................................................................................................27
2.5.2 Backup and Restore.....................................................................................28
Chapter 3 Single-Use QR Codes for Visitors ...................................29
Differences of Dynamic and Single-Use QR Codes..........................29
Troubleshooting..................................................................................30

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Chapter 1 GV-QR1352 / DES1352
GV-QR1352 is a QR code and RFID card reader; GV-DES1352 is a RFID card reader. The
two readers support dual-band frequency access cards (125 kHZ EM and 13.56 MHz
Mirfare), and their Weigand interfaces allow for integration with any standard access control
systems.
Not only having RFID reading capability, GV-QR1352, as part of GeoVision mobile access
solution, can read QR codes presented on smartphones to unlock doors. 
QR Code Functions
GV-QR1352 can read two types of QR codes for different access control purposes. One is
single-use QR codes created by GV-ASManager’s visitor management system and used for
visitor’s access control. The other is dynamic QR codes created by GV-Mobile Access app to
represent a virtual access card, named GV-Mobile Card, for regular access control.
GeoVision’s Wiegand controllers support the first type of QR code for visitor’s access
management. But for the second type of QR code, GV-QR1352 needs to connect to GV-
AS210 / 2110 / 2120, GV-AS410 / 4110 / 4111 and GV-1620, via RS-485 interfaces, to
support dynamic QR codes and smartphone access with GV-Mobile Access app.
The following diagram illustrates the QR code applications with GeoVision controllers.

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1.1 Packing List
1. GV-QR1352/ GV-DES1352 (US /
EU)
2. Bottom Cover
3. Hex Socket Flat Head Cap Screw (M3 x 8) x 2
4. Allen Key (2 mm, 48 x 15 mm)
5. Terminal Cable x 2
6. Mounting Plate (US / EU)
7. Heightening Mount Bracket (US)

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1.2 Compatible Products
GV-DES1352
GV-ASManager
GV-AS Controllers: GV-AS210 / 2110 / 2120, GV-AS810 / 8110 / 8111, GV-AS410 /
4110 / 4111, GV-1620
Note: To connect GV-DES1352 to GV-AS Controllers via RS-485, it is required to use the
following products and versions: GV-AS210 / 2110 / 2120 / 410 / 4110 / 4111 V2.40 (or
later) and GV-AS1620 V1.04 (or later).
GV-QR1352
For supporting single-use QR code:
GV-ASManager: V5.3.3 or later
GV-AS Controllers: GV-AS210 / 2110 / 2120, GV-AS810 / 8110 / 8111, GV-AS410 /
4110 / 4111, GV-1620
For supporting dynamic QR codes and smartphone access, the following products and
versions are required:
GV-ASManager: V5.3.3 or later
GV-AS210 / 2110 / 2120, GV-AS410 / 4110 / 4111: V2.40 or later
GV-AS1620: V1.04 or later

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1.3 Terminal Blocks and Switches
2-Pin Terminal Block
No Wire Color Function
1 Green RS-485 -
2 Blue RS-485+
8-Pin Terminal Block
No Wire Color Function
1 Blue + White Wiegand 1
2 Green + White Wiegand 0
3 White Reserved
4 Orange Red LED
5 Purple Green LED
6 Gray Beeper
7 Red DC 12V
8 Black Ground
Switches for DESfire Card Support
By default, GV-QR1352 / GV-DES1352 support dual-band frequency. To only support
DESFire 13.56MHz cards, turn ON on the switch No 1.
No ON/OFF Note
1 ON: Enable the support
OFF: Disable the support
(Default)
Every time when the setting is changed, the
reader needs to be restarted to apply the
change.
2 Reserved
Note: GV-DESFire cards contain two types of ID: UID and DES ID. When only DES ID is
required, turn on the switch No. 1.

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1.4 Installation
1. Pull the terminal cables from the square holes of the mounting plate B.
2. Secure Bonto the wall with self-prepared Flat Head Cap Philips Tapping Screws.
For users of US gang boxes, mount Bwith the heightening mount bracket before the
following steps.
3. Connect the cables to the backside of the body C, and attach C to Bat lower position of
B. Push Cup to make both hooked completely.
4. Use the supplied Allen key and 2 screws to assemble the body Conto the mounting
plate B.
5. Attached the supplied back cover Dto C.
6. Once the reader is powered on, its beeper will sound. Wait for the reader to start for 10
sec.

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1.5 Connect the Reader to GV-AS Controller
You can connect the readers to GV-AS Controller through Wiegand or RS-485 interfaces.
Note that the connection between the reader and GV-AS Controller varies with different
controller models. To see how many readers can be connected to a GV-AS Controller, refer
to 1.7 The Number of Readers Supported by Controllers.
Note: Each GV-QR1352 / DES1352 consumes 85mA of power. The total power
consumption of the output devices and readers connected to GV-AS Controller must be
under 3A (for GV-AS210 / 2110 / 2120), 3.5A (for GV-AS410 / 4110 / 4111), 5A (for GV-
AS810 / 8110 / 8111), 3A (for GV-AS1620). Connect an external power supply if the power
supplied from GV-AS Controller is insufficient.
1.5.1 Connect through Wiegand Interface
The following diagrams use GV-AS410 Controller as an example. Up to eight readers can be
connected to GV-AS410 through the controller’s Wiegand interfaces.
Wire Color Function
Black GND
Blue + White Wiegand Data 1
Green + White Wiegand Data 0
Red DC 12V

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1.5.2 Connect through RS-485 Interface
The following diagrams use GV-AS410 Controller as an example. Up to eight readers can be
connected together to a single RS-485 interface on GV-AS410.
Connecting four or less readers to GV-AS410 Controller:
Wire Color Function
Black GND
Green RS-485 -
Blue RS-485 +
Red DC 12V
Connecting five or more readers to GV-AS410 Controller:
For readers five to eight, wire RS-485 cables to the RS-485 interface on GV-AS410 and
then wire the 12V power and GND cables of each reader to a 12V DC power output on
the controller.
Note: When multiple readers are connected together, an extra power supply to each unit is
required. Use 12V power output and GND on the power terminal to power on each unit.

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1.5.3 Define Readers on GV-AS Controller Web Interface
When multiple readers connect to GV-AS Controller, you need to specify which door each
reader controls. This section explains how to define readers on the Web interface of GV-AS
Controller. Note that the Web interface of different GV-AS Controller models varies. Here we
use GV-AS410 Web interface as an example.
Web Interface for RS-485 Readers
IMPORTANT: If you want to connect multiple RS-485 readers to the controller, it is
required to set up the ID for each RS-485 reader in advance, see 1.5 Setting the ID,
Beeper or LED for details.
1. On the controller’s Web interface, click Extended Reader. This dialog box appears.
2. Select QR1352/DES1352.
3. Based on the paired ID number set for the reader in advance, select the RS485 checkbox.
4. From the Function drop-down list, select a door/gate to which the reader is connected.

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5. Keep Read Mode as default.
6. Click Submit.
Note:
1. When you click Submit on the Extended Reader page of GV-210 / 2110 / 2120, GV-
AS410 / 4110 / 4111, all readers connected through RS-485 interfaces will reboot.
2. For GV-QR1352 / GV-DES1352, the Read Mode for UID and DES ID is set up using
the switch on the reader. See 1.3 Terminal Blocks and Switches.
Web Interface for Wiegand Readers
1. On the controller’s Web interface, click Wiegand Configuration. This dialog box appears.
2. Select a door/gate to which the reader is connected.
3. To prevent cards from being swiped multiple times consecutively, enable Filter.
4. Click Submit.

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1.6 Set up the ID, Beeper or LED
The GV-QR1352 / GV-DES1352 Setup AP allows you to set the reader’s ID number and
beeper / LED. The program can be downloaded from our website.
You can connect up to 8 GV-QR1352 readers to a single RS-485 interface on the controller.
For connecting multiple readers together, you need to set up a unique ID number for each
reader in order for the controller to recognize them.
Note: The ID setting is only required for the reader connected through RS-485.
By default, when a card or QR code approaches GV-QR1352 / DES1352 (no matter it is
granted or denied), the reader will beep. The setup AP allows you to change how GV-
QR1352 / DES1352 reacts upon being approached, from a beep to a flashing red LED or
green LED.
Note: The beep, LED settings are applicable to both the RS-485 and Wiegand readers.
Once you download and install the GV-QR1352 / GV-DES1352 Setup AP on a PC, GV-
QR1352 / DES1352 needs to connect to the PC through a RS-485 to USB converter, e.g.,
GV-COM V3, as illustrated below.

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1. Run the setup AP.
2. Select the COM port that is connected to the reader and click Open COM. The red
square next to the COM port box should change to blue to indicate the COM port is
correct.
3. By default, the beeper is enabled on the reader. To change the reader’s reaction upon
being approached, deselect/select Beeper, Green LED and/or Red LED. For example, if
you select both Beeper and Green LED, when the reader is approached, it will beep
together with a flashing green LED.
4. Only for a RS-485 reader, select an ID number for the reader. The ID number ranges
from 0 to 7.
5. Click Setup. The settings are sent to the reader.
6. Connect another reader to the computer, and follow the instructions above for setup.

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Note:
1. If the COM port is incorrect, an “Error opening serial port” message will appear. To
verify the COM port connected to the reader, go to Windows Device Manager. In the
Ports (COM & LPT) field, you should see the entry for Prolific USB-to-Serial Comm
Port and the COM number currently in use.
2. By default, the reader has the following access reactions. If you change default beep
sounds to green LED using the setup app, it will react as below:
For RS-485 readers,
One beep when a card / QR code approaches (default) Flashing green LED
when a card / QR code approaches
Another one beep with green LED upon access granted
Another two beeps with red LED upon access denied
For Wiegand readers,
One beep upon access granted (default)Flashing green LED upon access
granted
One beep upon access denied (default)Flashing green LED upon access denied
1.7 Activate Beeper or LED upon Controller’s Output
Trigger
You can set the controller to trigger the reader’s red LED, green LED or beeper upon
controller’s output trigger, such as access granted, access denied and when the specified
alarm event occurs. For this, you need to complete the following two steps:
Step 1: Wire the LED and/or beeper to the outputs on the controller. See section 1.6.1
Step 2: Define the output condition to be triggered on the controller’s Web interface. See
section 1.6.2.

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1.7.1 Wiring
By the wiring, you can change the following default settings of beeper and LED reactions
upon access granted and denied.
With RS-485 connection to the controller,
One beep when a card / QR code approaches
Another one beep with green LED upon access granted
Another two beeps with red LED upon access denied
With Wiegand connection to the controller,
One beep upon access granted
One beep upon access denied
For example, you can add LED flashing for Wiegand readers, green LED along with beep
upon access granted and red LED along with beep upon access denied, by wiring the two
LED cables to the controller’s outputs.
Wiring LED to GV-AS Controller
The diagram below shows the connection for wiring Green LED using GV-AS410 as an
example. For Red LED, wire the orange cable to another output.
Wire Color Function
Black GND
Orange Red LED
Purple Green LED
Wiring Beeper to GV-AS Controller
The diagram below shows the connection for wiring the beeper using GV-AS410 as an
example.
Wire Color Function
Black GND
Gray Beeper
GV-AS410 Controller
NC
COM
NO
NC
COM
NO
Beeper (Gray)
12V
D0
D1
GND (Black)
(Green & White)
(Blue & White)
(Red)
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Note: The beeper and LED cables can be wired onto the same output. In this case, the
reader will beep along with a flashing LED according to access conditions.
1.7.2 Define Output Conditions
After wiring the beeper or LED, specify the conditions to trigger the beeper or LED on the
GV-AS Controller’s Web interface. Here we use GV-AS210 Web interface as an example.
1. On the controller Web interface, click Output Setting. This page appears.
2. Find the output wired to the beeper or LED and set up the alarm condition (Access
Granted or Access Denied) to set off the beeper or LED.
a. Output Type: Select Normal, Toggle or Pulse. If you select Pulse, you can specify
the number of seconds to trigger the beeper or LED.
b. Output Condition: Select the door and the alarm condition to trigger the beeper or
LED.
3. Click Submit.

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4. You also need to set up corresponding alarm conditions, e.g., Access Denied, for GV-
ASManager to trigger the outputs on the controller. In the Controller Setup dialog box of
GV-ASManager, select the door the reader is associated to > the Advanced tab, and
select corresponding alarm conditions.
1.8 The Number of Readers Supported by Controllers
Number of GV-QR1352 Readers Supported
GV-AS Controller Model
Wiegand RS-485
GV-AS210 / 2110 / 2120 4 8
GV-AS410 / 4110 / 4111 88
GV-AS810 / 8110 / 8111 8 Not supported
GV-AS1620 2 2
Number of GV-DES1352 Readers Supported
GV-AS Controller Model
Wiegand RS-485
GV-AS210 / 2110 / 2120 4 8
GV-AS410 / 4110 / 4111 88
GV-AS810 / 8110 / 8111 8 Not supported
GV-AS1620 2 2