InVid Tech ICON-Pro User manual

ICON- Pro
MANUAL
November 2023
Fw. v. 1.135
M v. 1.15

2ICON-Pro
CONTENTS
Introduction
Default Device Settings
Device Specifications
Device Dimensions
Device Connection Terminals
Installation Recommendations
Wiegand Reader (Connection Diagram)
Open Supervised Device Protocol Reader (Connection Diagram) Coming soon!
Exit Button & Door Position Sensor (Connection Diagram)
Electric Lock [Power Supply +12 VDC] (Connection Diagram)
Electric Lock [Power Over Ethernet] (Connection Diagram)
Third-Party Device [Relay +12 VDC] (Connection Diagram)
Connecting to Device
Login
Quick Start
System
Network
Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) OSDP is coming soon!
Maintenance
Hardware reset with the button
Glossary
For Notes
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Introduction
Default Device Settings
This document provides detailed information on the ICON-Pro
Controller device structure and steps for installing and connecting it.
It also includes instructions for preventing or troubleshooting many
common problems.
This guide is for informational purposes only, and in the event of any
discrepancies, the actual product takes precedence.
All instructions, software, and functionality are subject to change
without prior notice.
The latest version of the manual and additional documentation can
be found on our website or by contacting customer support.
The user or installer is responsible for complying with local laws and
privacy regulations when collecting personal data during the use of
the product.
ICON_(serial number)
192.168.4.1
192.168.1.100
None
admin
admin
30 minutes
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•Wi-Fi device name when searching
• Device access point (AP) Wi-Fi Internet protocol
(IP) address
• Default Ethernet IP address of the device
•Wi-Fi password
•Login
•Password
•AP Wi-Fi timer

Communications
•Wi-Fi
• Ethernet
• Wiegand Readers ports
•Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) via RS-485 port
• USB ports (Type-C)
802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz
RJ-45 (10/100 Mbit)
2
1
Yes
12-24 VDC +/- 10 %
PoE /802.3af: 2 A (24 W) IEEE802.3
0.5 A (6 W)
0.21 A (2.52 W)
1.5 A (45 W)
Yes
Yes
Electrical characteristics
• Input voltage
• Operation current (MAX) 12 VDC
• Operation current (AVG) 12 VDC
•Relay contact rating 30 VDC
•Output short-circuit protection
•Power supply reverse polarity protection
ICON-Pro
ESP32-S3
Yes
Yes
Yes
100 000
250 000
8
4 Relay
1
Built-in
Physical connections
• Inputs
• Outputs
• Emergency In
• Tamper G-sensor
Device Specifications
Environmental requirements
•Operating temperature
•Ingress Protection rating
-22°F ~ 158°F (-30°C ~ 70°C)
IP50
Physical characteristics
•Housing material
•Mounting method
•Dimensions (length, width, height)
•Weight
ABS plastic UL94 V-0
Wall mount/Din rail mount (option)
5.9" x 3.15" x 1.38" (150 x 80 x 35 mm)
6.75 oz (191 g)
* See general specifications for RS4-85 interface.
Device info
• Model
• Processor
• Over-the air (OTA) update
• Built-in web server
•Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT)
application programming interface (API) provided
•Users
• Events
3280 ft (1000 m)
328 ft (100 m)
33 ft (10 m)
328 ft (100 m)
Work distance
• RS-485*
• Wiegand
• Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz (open space)
• Ethernet RJ-45 (10/100 Mbit)
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Device Dimensions
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5.31"
5.9"
3.15"
1.38"
2.125"
3.375"
125, 65535
RFID CARD

ICON-Pro device connection terminalsDevice Connection Terminals
The manufacturer reserves the right to modify the external pin assignments and their placement, as well as the appearance of the device
without prior notice.
These changes may be made to improve functionality or ergonomics, or to comply with technical requirements and standards.
Users are advised to consult the latest versions of technical documentation and instructions before using the device.
LED Indication
Power IN
GND
+VDC
Door 2 IN
Door Position Sensor
GND
Request to Exit
Red-
Yellow-
Blue-
Wiegand 2 IN
+VDC
GND
Buzzer
LED
D 1
D 0
RJ-45 Ethernet Port
Local Area Network
Door 1 IN
Door Position Sensor
GND
Request to Exit
Wiegand 1 IN
+VDC
GND
Buzzer
LED
D 1
D 0
EXT 1
Emergency IN
RS-485 B-
RS-485 A+
Relay 1
NC
C
NO
Door 3 IN
Request to Exit
GND
Door Position Sensor
Door 4 IN
Request to Exit
GND
Door Position Sensor
Relay 2
NC
C
NO
Relay 3
NC
C
NO
Relay 4
NC
C
NO
Service Button
Reset
USB Service Port
Type-C
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Installation Recommendations
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Placement and Wiring
Place controllers as close as possible to Wi-Fi APs to minimize latency.
Check the Wi-Fi signal strength after installation, and make sure the
minimum allowable signal level is -75 dB. If the signal strength is lower,
move the AP closer to the device, or use a stronger antenna on the AP or
device. Avoid placing the device on metal surfaces, as this may reduce the
quality of the Wi-Fi connections.
Connecting Power to the Device
Make all connections only when the power is off.
Use a power cable with a suitable cross-section to supply the current
consumption of the connected devices. Make sure to use two separate
power supplies for the controller and the actuators.
Wiegand Connection
Use the same Wiegand format and byte order to connect the readers to
avoid differences in card code reading and subsequent confusion in the
system.
The Wiegand communication line length should not exceed 328 ft (100 m).
If the communication line is longer than 16.4 ft (5 m), use a UTP Cat 5E
cable. The line should be less than 1.64 ft (0.5 m) away from power cables.
Keep the reader power line wires as short as possible to avoid a
significant voltage drop across them. After laying the cables, make
sure that the power supply voltage to the reader is at least 12 V
when the locks are on.
Connecting OSDP
The OSDP uses an RS-485 interface that is designed for long-distance
communications. It operates at ranges up to 3,280 ft (1,000 m) with good
resistance to noise interference.
The OSDP communication line should be laid as far away as possible from
power cables and electric lights. A one-twisted pair, shielded cable, 120Ω
impedance, 24 AWG should be used as the OSDP communication line (if
possible, ground the shield at one end).

Installation Recommendations
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Connecting Electric Locks
Connect devices via relays if galvanic isolation from the device to be
controlled is needed, or if you need to control high-voltage devices or
devices with significant current consumption.
To ensure reliable system operations, it is best to use one power source for
the controllers and a separate one for the actuators.
Protection against high current surges.
A protective diode is used to protect the controller from reverse currents
when an electromagnetic or electromechanical lock is triggered. A
protective diode or varistor is installed near the lock in parallel with the
contacts. THE DIODE IS CONNECTED IN REVERSE POLARITY.
Suitable diodes include SR5100, SF18, SF56, HER307, and similar. Instead of
diodes, varistors 5D330K, 7D330K, 10D470K, and 10D390K can be used, for
which there is no need to observe polarity.

Wiegand Reader
Connection Diagram
1 2
34
56
7 8
9 0
*#
Red
Black
Brown+Yellow
Orange
White
Green
+VDC
GND
LED Red+Beeper
LED Green
Data 1
Data 0
1 2
34
56
7 8
9 0
*#
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HID Signo Keypad Reader 20K
The wiring diagram is shown as an example.
In reality, wire colors may vary depending on the model of the third-party reader.
Please refer to the reader manufacturer's instructions.
Before you start building cable networks for Wiegand readers, read the interface specifications.

Wiegand Reader
Connection Diagram
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Lumiring AIR-R Reader
Before you start building cable networks for Wiegand readers, read the interface specifications.
Red
Black
Brown
Orange
White
Green
+VDC
GND
LED Red
LED Green
Data 1
Data 0

Connection Diagram
Power
Supply
Power
Supply
Next
Reader
OSDP-
OSDP+
GND
+VDC
GND
Purple
Yellow
Black
Red
Black
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Open Supervised Device Protocol Reader Coming soon!

To the
Controller
All branches from the primary data cable should be kept
as short as possible.
The length of taps from the primary data cable should be
at most 8 inches.
Warning
Warning
Warning
BE SURE TO CONNECT THE GND OF THE CABLE
FROM THE CONTROLLER TO THE GND OF THE
AUXILIARY POWER SUPPLY!
DO NOT USE POWER SUPPLIES WITH DIFFERENT
VOLTAGE LEVELS!
Open Supervised Device Protocol Reader Coming soon!
Connection Diagram
Always route the main data cable away from power
cables and sources of electrostatic interference!
Warning
Power
Supply
Power
Supply
Terminal resistors ensure that the "open" end
of the cable is matched to the rest of the line,
eliminating signal reflection.
The nominal resistance of the resistors
corresponds to the wave impedance of the
cable, and for twisted pair cables is typically
100 to 120 ohms.
Install a 120 ohm terminating resistor on the
outermost reader if the cable runs more than
150 feet.
See RS-485 interface specifications for more
information.
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Exit Button & Door Position Sensor
Connection Diagram
The connection to the
"DOOR 3" and "DOOR 4"
connector is done in the same way.
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Electric Lock [Power Supply +12 VDC]
Connection Diagram
GND
Lock 1
Lock 2
+VDC
Power
Supply
WarningWarning
Use
Correct
Polarity!
WarningWarning
Use
Correct
Polarity!
Warning
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A protective diode is used to protect the controller from reverse currents when an electromagnetic or electromechanical lock is triggered. The
protective diode is connected in parallel with the contacts of the lock. The diode THE DIODE IS CONNECTED IN REVERSE POLARITY.
must be installed directly on the contacts of the lock. Suitable diodes include SR5100, SF18, SF56, HER307, and similar. Instead of diodes,
varistors 5D330K, 7D330K, 10D470K, and 10D390K can be used, for which there is no need to observe polarity.

Warning
When using PoE to power the controller, the total load of all connected devices must not exceed 1.5A.
Use the pulse type of electric lock control.
Do not connect electromagnetic locks to the controller when using PoE!
High power consumption can lead to overheating of the device and its failure!
WarningWarning
Stay within the permissible
rates of consumption!
PoE
Power
Over
Ethernet
Electric Lock [Power Over Ethernet]
Connection Diagram
Red
Black
Yellow
+VDC
GND
+VDC Lock
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WarningWarning
Use
Correct
Polarity!

Warning
When using high-power electric deadbolts, use an auxiliary relay and a separate power supply.
Use an auxiliary relay to control circuits using a supply voltage other than the controller supply voltage.
Relay 1
+12 VDC
Connection Diagram
NO C
+12 VDC
Power Supply
for Relay Control
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+VAC
(Voltage Alternating Current)
Power Supply for
Controlling a
Third-Party Device
Third-Party Device [Relay +12 VDC]
Street Spotlight

Connecting to the built-in Wi-Fi AP
Step 1. Connect the device to a power source.
Step 2. Search for Wi-Fi and connect to the ICON-Pro_(serial number)
network.
Step 3. Enter the AP Wi-Fi IP address of the device (192.168.4.1) in the
address bar of your browser and press Enter.
Step 4. After the page loads, enter your login and password.
After login, the browser will redirect you to the Quick Start page.
Reminder: You must first change the network settings of the controller if they are different from those of the network
you are connecting to. The controller and the mobile device from which you are configuring must be on the same
network.
Connecting via Ethernet
Step 1. Connect the Ethernet cable to the device.
Step 2. Connect the device to a power source.
Step 3. In the address bar of your browser, enter the device's IP address
(192.168.1.100) and press enter.
Step 4. After the page loads, enter your login and password.
After login, the browser will redirect you to the Quick Start page.
Connecting to Device
Login
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Quick Start
The device's interface allows you to use the Quick Start feature to quickly
set up your device to connect to the Internet and add it to a cloud service.
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Network:
Select the connection method: Wi-Fi or
Ethernet.
•A. Wi-Fi:
◦Click on the empty Service Set Identifier
(SSID) field to scan and choose a
network.
◦Enter the network password and click
“Submit” to establish the connection.
•B. Ethernet:
◦Submit the entered information to
confirm the settings.
Cloud:
◦Enter your account ID and click
“Submit” .
Security:
◦Checkbox: Use the same password for
two purposes.
◦The entered SSID will be displayed
during Wi-Fi scanning.
◦Choose a strong and unique password,
and keep it secured at all times.

System
This section displays information about the current settings and status of
the device.
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The Current Status subsection displays the:
◦Current time and date (when the device
is connected to the Internet).
◦The status and type of connection of
the device to the router in use.
◦Status of the device's connection to the
cloud server.
◦Status of the built-in Wi-Fi access point.
◦Level and quality of the device's
connection to the Wi-Fi router.
◦Power supply voltage value.
The Network Information subsection
displays the:
◦Device’s current network settings.
◦Device’s network address.
◦Network mode - Manual or Dynamic
Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).
◦Network mask.
◦Domain Name Service (DNS).
◦Network port of the device.
In the Hardware Information subsection,
you can see the:
◦Device model name.
◦Device type.
◦Device serial number.
◦Current firmware version.
◦Current hardware version of the device.
◦Web version used by the device.
◦Application programming interface
(API) version used by the device.

Network
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In the Network section, you can set up an Internet connection via Wi-Fi or
Ethernet, you can change the connection settings for the built-in Wi-Fi AP,
and you can set its activity time. This section is also intended for
configuration when connecting to a cloud server.
The Network subsection provides the
following functions:
•Select your preferred Wi-Fi or Ethernet
network type. When using Wi-Fi, click on
the SSID name field to search for available
Wi-Fi networks and enter the password to
connect.
•Select DHCP for automatic network
settings or Manual to enter all network
settings manually in the available fields
below, then click “Connect”.
•When using Ethernet, select DHCP for
automatic network settings or Manual to
enter all network settings manually in the
available fields below and then click
“Update”
The Wi-Fi AP subsection provides the
following functions:
•Select your preferred option for the built-
in Wi-Fi AP:
• ”Always on”: if checked, makes the device
hotspot searchable all the time. If
unchecked, makes the device's hotspot
available for 30 minutes after an active
connection.
•In the Local Wi-Fi AP name field, enter
the device's network name; in the
Password field, enter the connection
password.
• ”Enable hidden mode” checkbox: hides
the AP's built-in network name when
searching. To connect to the device, you
must know its name and enter it
manually when connecting.
• ”Enable timed mode” checkbox: allows
the user to specify when the built-in Wi-Fi
AP is available.
• ”Wi-Fi timer” field: sets the built-in Wi-Fi
AP availability time from 1 to 60 minutes.
•HTTP port: By default, the device uses
port 80.