ITV U-Prox IP560 User manual

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Wireless
access control panel
U-Prox IP560
Instruction manual

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About this document
This manual covers installation, adjustment and use of U-Prox IP560 (hereinafter
panel) wireless single door access control panel. Read this manual carefully prior to
installing the system.
Characteristics, Intended use and parameters of the panel are described in the section
"Summary". Section "Terms" provides an explanation of terms found in this document.
The look of the panel, the pins and the mode of work are described in the "Description
section". Order of installation, adjustment of external devices and panel configuration
are described in "Working with the device" section.
Technical support
To get warranty and technical support you can apply to authorized service centers,
situated on the territory of countries, enlisted in the warranty card.
Warranty and technical support are performed on the territory of the country, where
the customer applied for warranty or free service.
Technical information is available on the system website www.u-prox.com
Attention! Read this manual carefully prior to installing the system.
Installation, adjustment and utilization of panel is allowed only to persons or
organizations with the appropriate authority from the manufacturer

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Contents
Brief description of the panel.........................................................................................................4
Intended use..............................................................................................................................4
Summary...................................................................................................................................4
Description and operation..............................................................................................................5
Panel.........................................................................................................................................5
Panel terminals assignment...................................................................................................6
Annunciation of panel readers................................................................................................7
Panel operation.............................................................................................................................7
ID entry (card pass)...................................................................................................................7
Standalone mode ......................................................................................................................8
User codes.............................................................................................................................8
Code change with [*] command .............................................................................................8
Durations...............................................................................................................................9
Entry/exit duration..................................................................................................................9
Panel standalone operation modes........................................................................................9
Panel programming in standalone mode..............................................................................10
Mobile ID .............................................................................................................................29
In system operation mode........................................................................................................32
"Normal" mode.....................................................................................................................32
“Alarm” mode.......................................................................................................................32
“Free pass” mode.................................................................................................................33
“Blocking” mode...................................................................................................................33
RF ID properties...................................................................................................................34
Variants of Use and modes of output ...................................................................................34
The communicator...................................................................................................................34
Server addresses automatic configuration for U-Prox IC L................................................37
How to work with the device.......................................................................................................40
Installation recommendations ..................................................................................................40
Installing Panel........................................................................................................................40
Connecting an external reader.................................................................................................40
Loops connection ....................................................................................................................41
Request to Exit button (RTE) ...............................................................................................41
Door Contact........................................................................................................................42
Actuators.................................................................................................................................42
Electric locks........................................................................................................................42
Bells.....................................................................................................................................43
Alarm output ........................................................................................................................43
Panel programming sequence.................................................................................................44
Maintenance............................................................................................................................44
Factory reset (before installation).........................................................................................44
Switching to programming mode (standalone mode)............................................................44
Switch to the standalone mode............................................................................................45
Switch to the in system mode...............................................................................................45
Factory settings.......................................................................................................................45
Terms..........................................................................................................................................46
Annex A. Examples of use of panel in standalone mode..............................................................48

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Brief description of the panel
U-Prox IP560 panel - a device designed to control access to residential and business
premises,
Panel operates both standalone and in system.
U-Prox IP560 panel provides control of one or two actuators. It controls access into the
room with one door with one built in reader (single-sided door) or with two readers (double-
sided door).
U-Prox IP560 processes the information received fromthe reader(s) orvia the Bluetooth
Low Energy (BLE) interface and unlocks door driving actuators with built in relays.
Panel has built in reader and keypad. Also cellphones and smartphones may serve as ID’s
(with U-Prox mobile application).
Supported 3 operation modes for smartphones with U-Prox BLE ID:
• "Door-Proximity" –10-20 cm, reader activates by built-in proximity
sensor. Recommended for double-sided doors and turnstiles
• "Door" - up to 60-70 cm
• "Barrier/Gate" - adjustable range of interaction from 1 to 15 m
It is possible to connect optional external U-Prox or iPR reader to the panel. Panel may
situate inside premises while external reader used.
Panel adjusted with Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) interface in standalone operation mode.
Adjustment includes access rules configure, ID list edit, full panel operation adjustment.
The panel can work offline or as part of the network. To add it to access control network,
U-Prox IC L control panel used. U-Prox IC L panel communicates with U-Prox IP 560 via
ISM band radio and via Ethernet (wired computer network) with access control system
server. To extend the range of wireless system U-Prox HE and U-Prox HW repeaters are
used, communicating with U-Prox IC L over Ethernet (wired computer network) or Wi-Fi
(wireless computer network).
U-Prox IP560 panel has terminals for Request to Exit button and Door contact.
Thoroughly thought-out technical and design solutions, external reader connection
possibility, user identification and communication via BLE, non-volatile memory and real
time clock allow the use of the panel for multiple kinds of access control systems.
Intended use
U-Prox IP560 panel designed for operation in access control systems (ACS) of diverse
scale in small offices as well as on large enterprises as well as in standalone operation
mode and in access control system.
Panel provides access into one room, controlling as well as entry andexit and alarm system
of rooms, associated with entry point. Panel provides antipassback function when equipped
with external reader and controls access in both directions.
Summary
•Standalone and in system operation modes
•Built in ASK and FSK ID card reader
•Read range up to 80mm
•Power supply +10,8...+15 V
•Power consumption less than 160 ma @12V
•Maximal power source voltage ripple 500 mV
•Connection U-Prox or iPR of external readers
•Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) interface for user identification

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•Built in Request to Exit button
•Door Contact terminal
•Request to Exit button terminal
•Open/remove tamper
•Two relays with NO, NC, COM terminals 3 A @ 24 V
•Alarm output. Open collector 24 V, 60 mA
•Adjustment from the smartphone via Bluetooth (BLE) interface in standalone
operation mode
•Adjustment from the access control system server via computer network
•Antipassback
•Real time clock
•Nonvolatile memory:
Standalone operation mode:
•255 user ID’s, including 1 master code, 1 engineer code
•4096 events
•"Day" and "Night" modes
In system operation mode:
•3000 user ID’s
•6000 events
•255 time zones
•255 week schedules
•255 holidays
•Dimensions –119,4х65,4х24 mm
•Weight –0,2 kG
Description and operation
Panel The look of the access control panel is shown in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2.
Fig. 1. U-Prox IP560 panel view
2
3
1
1. Panel enclosure
2. LED
3. Keypad
4. Built-in RTE button and
Bluetooth indicator
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Fig. 2. U-Prox IP560 in general and details
Panel terminals assignment
Terminal
Description
Assignment
ALM
Alarm output
GND
GND
Power supply connection
+12V
+12V
NC1
Normally closed
Relay #1 contacts
NO1
Normally open
СM1
Common
NC2
Normally closed
Relay #2 contacts
NO2
Normally open
СM2
Common
SAB
TAMPER
Tamper
Enclosure and removal tamper.
RED
Reader power +12V
External reader connection
GND
GND
D1
Data 1
D0
Data 0
EIN
Programmable input
Inputs
GND
GND
DC
Door contact
RTE
Request to Exit button
3
1
1. Panel cover
2. Panel cover and bottom
board connection cable
3. Nuts for fixing screw.
Bottom may turn on 180
grad at mounting
4. Panel bottom with
commutation board.
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Annunciation of panel readers
Current panel access modes indicated by readers connected. It is possible to adjust
separate annunciation for each panel with system software. Default annunciation
settings are present in table below:
Operation mode
Readers’ annunciation
Normal mode
No sound, Red blinks once per second
Free pass
No sound, Green and Amber alter once per second
Night mode or
Panel blocked
No sound, Red and Amber alter once per second
Alarm
No sound, Red light continuously
Card enrollment
No sound, Green blinks once per second
Panel startup
No sound, No lights
Upload or Download
Short clicks in standby mode, no sound Red light
continuously in system
Access granted
One beep, Green light continuously
In 5 seconds before door relock beeps every
second
Access denied
Long sound, Red light continuously
Code change mode on
keypad command [*]
Yellow light continuously after mode entry
Yellow blinks for new code entry
Bluetooth indication
Operation mode
Bluetooth indication
Normal mode
No sound, no indication
Connected
No sound, Blue light continuously
Programming allowed
No sound, Blue light blinks fast
Connected, no correct data
received
Short beeps, Blue light blinks once per second.
In 5 seconds –connection reset
Panel operation
The panels supplied unloaded with factory settings below in document. In this state
Red blinks once per second.
For panel standalone operation, adjust it with application on smartphone.
For panel work in system, switch it into the network operation mode and add it to the
system with automatic adjustment mode or manually and download the program
settings from U-Prox Software.
Panel switches into the Normal operation mode if inputs are safe and settings
downloaded into the panel.
ID entry (card pass)
Press keys on the keypad sequentially to enter the code. The length of the code must
be not less than four digits and not more than ten digits. Finalize code entry with [#]
key press. Buzzer beeps on each key press. Correct entry confirmed with one short
beep. Entry error or unknown code entry followed with one long sound.

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Keypad blocked after several sequential wrong (unknown) codes entry or RF ID
passes. This function is inactive by default.
Press [*] key to cancel erroneous key sequence.
The key sequence erased and panel returns to the Normal mode after 40 seconds
pause in entry.
RF ID pass equivalent to the key entry. Panel accepts both ASK RF ID’s and FSK
ID’s.
Built in reader reads cards and accepts codes both in Normal mode and in Program
mode.
Built in reader reads RF ID’s. Beside this, external reader connection is possible; In
this case panel situated within secure premises.
U-Prox ID mobile application allows use smartphone or tablet as ID. Smart Bluetooth
interface utilized in this case.
Standalone mode
User codes
There are several code (RF ID) types for panel control..
Administrative codes - engineer’s code and administrator's (Master) code. Use
these codes to switch into the Program mode to adjust:
•Engineer’s code,
•Master code,
•User codes, their names and parameters,
•Relay operation modes and entry/exit duration (for each user personally)
•Alarm output duration,
•Keypad blocking duration,
User codes. This codes allow to:
•Drive relays,
•Switch panel into the night operation mode and vice versa
Administrator adjusts code category and options for each code individually.
•Code category defines the access mode.
•Code options define numbers of relays driven with code, relay duration and
entry/exit duration.
Duress code
Each user owns additional “duress” access code independently on code category.
Panel performs all actions, programmed for normal user code and activates Alarm
output on duress code entry.
Users own RF ID’s or Mobile ID's do not have additional duress code.
Duress code differs from normal code by one in the last digit. For example, if normal
code is [1] [2] [3] [4], then duress code will be [1] [2] [3] [5].
If last digit of normal code is [9], then duress code ends with[0]. For example. If normal
code is [2] [0] [0] [9], then duress code is [2] [0] [0] [0].
Code change with [*] command
Each user may change his own identifier with [*] command.
Attention!!! The identifier changing is possible only with the built-in reader.

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Press [*]. Buzzer beeps three times and LED will light up Amber. Enter old
[User code][#]. LED blinks Yellow if correct code entered. Pass new RF ID twice or
enter new [User code][#] and confirm with second new [User code][#] entry.
New code accepted if its alternation with user was allowed, old code entry was correct
and new code not equal to the any other user code or duress code in panel.
Engineer’s code changed in the same way.
Example.
User, owns code [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] and wants to change it to [4] [3] [2] [1].
Press [*] key, panel will beep three times and LED will light up Amber.
Enter old user code [1] [2] [3] [4] [5], panel will emit error sound and exit from the code
change command, switching Amber LED off.
Enter new code [4] [3] [2] [1] [#], panel will emit long sound. Panel will emit Errorsound
if the same code (normal or duress) exists in panel code list. Enter new code [4] [3] [2]
[1] [#] once more, panel will sound long.
Enter [#] once more to exit code change command.
Durations
Default durations
Panel has default durations for ease of panel adjustment. These durations are “Relay
#1duration”, “Relay #2 duration” and “entry/exit duration”.
One may set default values of durations for codes’parameters. Changing this value
one changes corresponding parameter for all codes with durations, set to default..
Example. The value of 255 is setautomatically to relay duration for eachnewly created
code, which means, that the default value used (factory setting 3 sec). If somebody
sets relay duration value 255 to several codes, it will mean that codes have default
relay duration. It is enough to change default relay duration to change the relay
duration for mentioned codes if necessary.
Entry/exit duration
The entry/exit duration countdown starts after relay activation. The countdown stops
after the first violation with subsequent restore of the door contact. The buzzer starts
beeping in 5 seconds before entry/exit delay exhaustion if door remains open to warn
user aboutthis. Close thedoor andentercode once more toextent duration. Entry/exit
time is programmable. Allowed values are 0 to 253 seconds.
“Opened door” mode
Door position (opened or closed) not supervised if code with entry/exit duration value
254 entered until the door contact state not changed to opposite.
Keypad blocking
Panel blocks keypad and reader for programmed time if wrong code or unknown RF
ID passed treetimes subsequently toprevent the code orRF IDmatching.The Keypad
blocking time allowable values are 0 to 255. Zero value means, that keypad blocking
mode is off.
Panel standalone operation modes
Panel operates in several modes:
•- normal day mode,
•- normal night mode,
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•- keypad and reader blocking.
LED blinks Red in normal day mode. Panel performs programmed actions on RF ID
pass or code entry in this mode. The actions could be Relay#1 and/or Relay#2
activation and a choice of relay for activation.
LED is blinks Red and Yellow alternately in normal night mode. The difference from
day mode is that only codes and RF ID’s of category "Day and night" are active in this
mode.
Panel switched from night mode to the day mode and vice versa" automatically by
schedule or manually with code not having the right to control any relay. Such code
must have category "Day and night", because if it will have another category it will be
possible to switch panel into the night mode but will not be any way to return to day
mode.
Panel performs all actions, programmed for normal user code and activates Alarm
output for programmed time on duress code entry. Alarm output activates after the
code entry immediately. If there were noany keypad activity, panel will return tonormal
mode in 40 seconds.
Panel programming in standalone mode
Download and install U-Prox Config application.
Run U-Prox Config application
Press “Start” button on application. Application will search for Bluetooth devices. If
Bluetooth is not activated on your device application will request for activation, press
‘OK’
Attention! The location services must be ON in Android 6.0 and higher for
Smart Bluetooth operation
Mobile devices with Android 5.0 OS and higher, Apple 8.0 IOS
and higher supported. Device must have Bluetooth 4.0 and
higher with BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) support.

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Panel name and distance to the panel displayed at scan.
Enter engineer’s code on the keypad – panel will allow connection for programming
for 40 seconds. Access reject message displayed on attempt to connect without
authorization.
Select panel from the device list and press ‘Connect’ button. Application will read
out panel settings.

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The main menu will activate after the settings readout. Advanced options displayed
after ‘More’ button pressed.
The menu item ‘Save To Device’ became active after settings adjustment. Select
‘Save To Device’ to save changes.

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Press ‘Disconnect’ . button to break connection with panel.
Attention!!! Disconnection without writing settings will cause changes loss.
‘Settings’ menu item contains main panel settings:
“Device” settings group

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“Device name” –panel name setting
"Firmware" and "Bluetooth firmware" –firmware version and upgrade
"Available issue keys" –the number of free cells in memory for identifiers
"Master code" - code # 0 change
"Engineer’s code"- code # 1 change
New code accepted if it is not equal to any other code in system, including
duress codes.

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"Code match" –keypad blocking duration at code match attempt
Allowable values 5 seconds to 4 minutes or code match function disable
“Alarm” –alarm output activity duration
Allowed values 0 to 240 seconds or deactivation with engineer’s code

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"Request to exit button" (RTE) settings group
"Mode" –RTE operation modes:
"alarm" –Button press activates alarm output
"day and night access" –RTE active always
"work time access only" –RTE active when panel is in day mode only
"day and night modes switch" –RTE press alters day and night panel modes
"unused" –RTE is disabled
“Action” –actuators’ actions settings after RTE button press

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“Door time”–delay duration setting after RTE button press
"Front button" –built-in RTE button enabling and disabling (see fig. 1):
“Access” settings group
" Access Door time" –Sets default value for Entry/exit duration.
Allowable values 0 .. 240 seconds or door opened

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"Proximity reader" –RF ID type selection: ASK only FSK only or ASK and FSK
simultaneously.
Attention!!! ASK and FSK modulation is ON by default
"Default Relays time" –settings of default duration of Relay #1 and Relay #2
activation
Allowable values 0 .. 254 seconds. Zero value used for relay trigger mode

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“Working hours” –Night/Day mode automatic switch schedule. Panel is in day mode
inside period of time set and in night mode outside it. Manual switch by passing ID
with appropriate option between Night and Day modes possible only if automatic
change mode is Off.
Panel starts to beep every second in one minute before automatic switch into
the Night mode and beeps 2 times every second in 20 seconds before switch.
Press ("Back") to exit “Settings” menu

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‘Access’ menu item contains the list of codes, enrolled in panel
Each list entry contains:
•Access type: day –white background, day and night –orange background,
or without access –white background
•Code name or numeric value of the code if name was not set
•Type of ID: keypad code, RF ID or mobile ID
To remove code from the list, swipe it from right to left. Element marks as removed.
To restore it press "Cancel".