GSD Wi-Pin & Prox Instruction Manual

Installation & User Manual V2.03
No.1 Turnpike Business Park,
Ballymount,
Dublin 22, Ireland.
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone].
2
Initial Setup
Contents
4
Installation Diagrams
6
Wiring Diagrams
12
Enrolling Door Controls
Wi-Pin & Prox
Wi-Pin
Wi-Prox
Other products from GSD

2Initial Setup
Power Supply 12V DC
Current consumption 70mA
Current consumption with load (max) 100mA
Relay Contact Rating 5 Amps /240V ac
Operating Temperature -20 C to +60 C
Moisture Resistance IP 67
Dimensions - Flush Mount W. 87mm D. 21mm H. 119mm
- Surface Mount W. 87mm D. 35mm H. 119mm
Number of Users 20000
Technical Specs
Initial Installation
The Door Control should be Factory Defaulted after installation. This will restore all
default settings to the Door Control and will unenrol it from any existing GSD
Controller.
The Door Control will then start to scan and enrol on a GSD controller.
Refer to the section ‘Enrolling Door Controls’ for instructions on how to configure
the GSD Windows Software.
Restoring Factory Settings - Wi-Pin&Prox, Wi-Pin
Code Description
55 Restore Factory Default Settings
Example: X key then
Engineer
Code + +
Code = 55
Note: The Door Control can not be defaulted while enrolled onto a GSD network
controller. The Door Control must first be disabled using the GSD windows
software.
If the Door Control is enrolled onto the GSD Network Controller then the
Default Engineer code will be set by the GSD windows Software.
If Engineer Code is lost, Ensure the Door Control is disabled using the GSD
windows software , then remove the Security Caps (see page 5) and
hold down the X key during power-up and enter the default Engineer
Code ‘6666’ immediately.This will restore the factory settings.
3
Initial Setup
Restoring Factory Settings - Wi-Prox
Step Description
1 Present Programming Card 2 Times
2 Present Any Card Once
Programming
Card x 2
AnyCard
x 1
Adding a Programming Card
Note: Add a progrmming card to the Wi-Prox Door Control. The Door Control
must be disabled first if it has been enrolled onto a GSD Network Controller.
Follow the below method to add a programming card to the Door Control.
Adding a Programming Card
AnyCard
x 2
Step Description
1 Remove security caps and power down unit.
Power up unit and Present Any Card 2 times
2 immediately. This card is now the Programming
Card for the unit. Refit security caps
Factory Default PIN codes
The following PIN codes are the Factory Default Settings:
- The Default Engineer code is ‘6666’
- User PIN ‘1111’
Note: The User PIN ’1111’ is deactivated when the Door Control is enrolled
onto a GSD Network Controller.

4Installation Diagrams
When Surface Mounting the Door Control
a Surface Mount Collar is required.
- Fix Surface Mount Collar to
wall, ensure arrow is
pointing upwards
After fixing Surface Mount Collar to wall
(as above) and wiring is complete as per
wiring diagrams on pages 6-11, the Door
Control may then be screwed to
Surface Mount Collar using
security screws provided.
Both Security Caps are
then clipped onto the Door
Control.
To attach Security Caps: Simply
align the tabs into holes and push
on until click is heard.
Surface Mounting
Security Caps
5
Installation Diagrams
To release Security Caps push a
screwdriver into slots on the side
and pull forward.
Door Control is mounted to electrical pattress box using security
screws provided. Both Security Caps are
then clipped onto Door Control.
Flush Mounting
To attach Security Caps: Simply
align the tabs into holes and push
on until click is heard.

Wiring Diagrams with
External Reader Function
12V Linear
Power supply
Door
Door Exit Button
Door
Contact
12V
0V
NO
COM
NC
IP3
IP2
IP1
OP1
OP2
0V 0V
0V
12V
A
B
0V
A
B
TAMP TAMP
12V
Sounder
12V
0V
External
Reader
Data0/Data
Data1/Clock
Note : Used ONLY for
Wired 485 Network
Connections.
6 Wiring Diagrams
Wiring Diagrams with
External IP3 Function
12V Linear
Power supply
Door
Door Exit Button
0V
Door
Contact
12V
0V
NO
COM
NC
IP3
IP2
IP1
OP1
OP2
0V
0V
12V
A
B
0V
A
B
TAMP TAMP
12V
Sounder
Follow
Relay
- Card and Pin
- Card or Pin
- Lock Door
Note : Used ONLY for
Wired 485 Network
Connections.
7
Wiring Diagrams
Volt Free
Tamper Contacts
1 and 2
Volt Free
Tamper Contacts
1 and 2
Yellow & White
Red & Brown

Alarm Panel
Wiring Diagrams with
Alarm Panel Connections
12V Linear
Power supply
Door
Door Exit Button
0V
Door
Contact
12V
0V
NO
COM
NC
IP3
IP2
IP1
OP1
OP2
0V
0V
Arm Alarm Input
Arm Output (N/O)
12V
Common OV from the
Intruder Alarm Panel
and the OV from the
Door Control to avoid
any ground loop issues.
Only the Manager User
can activate/deactivate
the Alarm Panel. When the
Alarm Panel is activated all
other users are locked out.
A
B
0V 12V
Sounder
Note : Used ONLY for
Wired 485 Network
Connections.
A
B
TAMP TAMP
8 Wiring Diagrams
Wiring Diagrams with
Interlock connections
12V
0V
NO
COM
NC
IP3
IP2
IP1
OP1
OP2
0V
12V Linear
Power supply
Door
Door Exit Button
0V
Door
Contact
0V
12V
Interlock OP to
Interlock IP on
2nd Door
Interlock IP from
Interlock OP
on 2nd Door
12V
A
B
0V
Sounder
Note : Used ONLY for
Wired 485 Network
Connections.
A
B
TAMP TAMP
9
Wiring Diagrams
Volt Free
Tamper Contacts
1 and 2
Volt Free
Tamper Contacts
1 and 2

Fire Alarm
Panel
Wiring Diagrams with
Fire Alarm Override
12V Linear
Power supply
Door
Door Exit Button
0V
Door
Contact
12V
0V
NO
COM
NC
IP3
IP2
IP1
OP1
OP2
0V
0V
12V
A
B
0V
A
B
TAMP TAMP
Common OV from the
Fire Alarm Panel and the OV
from the Door Control to
avoid any ground loop issues.
0V
When the fire alarm
is activated (0V removed
from IP3) the door will
be opened
12V
Sounder
Follow
Relay
Note : Used ONLY for
Wired 485 Network
Connections.
10 Wiring Diagrams
Wiring Diagrams with
Interlock connections
12V
0V
NO
COM
NC
IP3
IP2
IP1
OP1
OP2
0V
12V Linear
Power supply
Door
Door Exit Button
0V
Door
Contact
0V
12V
Interlock OP to
Interlock IP on
2nd Door
Interlock IP from
Interlock OP
on 2nd Door
12V
A
B
0V
Sounder
Note : Used ONLY for
Wired 485 Network
Connections.
A
B
TAMP TAMP
11
Wiring Diagrams
Volt Free
Tamper Contacts
1 and 2 Volt Free
Tamper Contacts
1 and 2

13
Assigning a Door Address on Wireless Network
Step Description
1 On the Controller screen: Click ‘Allow Doors to Join this Controller’
All Door Controls that don’t have an address start to beep out the next
available address. The Keys will also illuminate to indicate the address.
e.g Keys 1 & 5 will be ON for address number 15.
2 Hit any key on the ‘beeping’ Door Control to assign this address.
Present a Card on the ‘beeping’ Proximity unit to assign this address.
When a Door Control is assigned an address, all unassigned Door
Controls will start to beep the next available address.
3 When all doors are assigned: Click ‘Secure Network’
Note: While assigning door addresses, leave the Controller Screen open or the
network will be Secured automatically , stopping doors from joining the network.
Assigning a Door Address on a Wired 485 Network
Step Description
1 Right Click on the Controller Icon & select ‘Manually Assign Addresses’
Follow Step 2 above to complete the process.
Enrolling Door Controls
Adding Door Controls
12 Enrolling Door Controls
Step Description
1 Click the Doors Icon on the left hand toolbar
2 Click ‘Add New Door’
3 The Door is added to the Controller.
4 Configure the required Door settings : Door Timers, Alarm Options,
Door Options, Timed Actions, Inputs & Outputs.
5 Click ‘Save’ to transmit the changes to the GSD Controller.
Note: Placing the mouse cursor over a door feature will display a description
of the feature.
1
2
5

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Installation Notes
14 Installtion Notes