Kantech WinPass KT- 300 User manual

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SECTION 1 - Introduction to WinPassSECTION 1 - Introduction to WinPass
SECTION 1 - Introduction to WinPassSECTION 1 - Introduction to WinPass
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Important Information .............................................................................................. 9
Unique Features....................................................................................................... 9
WinPassArchitecture(RS-232)................................................................................ 9
System Specifications ............................................................................................ 10
Part Numbers and Contents ................................................................................... 11
SECTION 2 - WinPass UtilitiesSECTION 2 - WinPass Utilities
SECTION 2 - WinPass UtilitiesSECTION 2 - WinPass Utilities
SECTION 2 - WinPass Utilities 1212
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Computer Requirements ................................................................................................................................................. 13
Software Installation ....................................................................................................................................................... 13
Using ExpressSetUp ....................................................................................................................................................... 14
Login the System ............................................................................................................................................................ 15
Uninstalling WinPass ..................................................................................................................................................... 16
Backup Procedure........................................................................................................................................................... 16
Upgrade Procedure ......................................................................................................................................................... 16
SECTION 3 - WinPass BasicsSECTION 3 - WinPass Basics
SECTION 3 - WinPass BasicsSECTION 3 - WinPass Basics
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Main Menu ..................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Toolbar Menus ............................................................................................................................................................... 20
File Tools (buttons) ........................................................................................................................................................ 20
Operator Acknowledgment............................................................................................................................................. 21
Customizing the System ................................................................................................................................................. 21
Defining Controllers ....................................................................................................................................................... 21
Defining Schedules......................................................................................................................................................... 21
Defining Doors ............................................................................................................................................................... 21
KT-300DoorProgramming Relays ................................................................................................................................. 21
Monitoring Inputs .......................................................................................................................................................... 21
Programming Outputs..................................................................................................................................................... 21
Access Levels ................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Defining Cards ................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Security Levels ............................................................................................................................................................... 22
Holidays ......................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Defining Events .............................................................................................................................................................. 22
SECTION 4 - De ining System UserSECTION 4 - De ining System User
SECTION 4 - De ining System UserSECTION 4 - De ining System User
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Workstation Configuration ............................................................................................................................................. 29
ControllerDefinition ....................................................................................................................................................... 31
Door Definition ............................................................................................................................................................... 35
RelayDefinition .............................................................................................................................................................. 37
Input Definition .............................................................................................................................................................. 37
Output Definition............................................................................................................................................................ 38
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SECTION 6 - Logical Components Con igurationLogical Components Con iguration
Logical Components Con igurationLogical Components Con iguration
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Schedule Definition ........................................................................................................................................................ 41
Access Level Definition ................................................................................................................................................. 41
HolidayDefinition .......................................................................................................................................................... 42
Event Definition.............................................................................................................................................................. 42
Operator Definition ......................................................................................................................................................... 43
SecurityLevelDefinition ................................................................................................................................................ 44
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Door Operation ............................................................................................................................................................... 47
Relay Operation .............................................................................................................................................................. 48
Input Operation .............................................................................................................................................................. 48
Output Operation............................................................................................................................................................ 49
Controller Status ............................................................................................................................................................. 49
CardList ......................................................................................................................................................................... 50
Reload Controller ............................................................................................................................................................ 50
Date&Time.................................................................................................................................................................... 51
Re-Index.......................................................................................................................................................................... 51
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Step 1. Preparing to Install the KT-300 ........................................................................................................................... 58
Step 2. Physical Installation............................................................................................................................................ 58
Step 3. Power Requirements ........................................................................................................................................... 58
Step 4. Earth Grounding.................................................................................................................................................. 58
Step 5. Door Locking Devices ........................................................................................................................................ 59
Step 6. Hooking Up Inputs ............................................................................................................................................. 59
Step 7. Readers and Keypads ......................................................................................................................................... 59
Step 8. Relay Control Outputs ........................................................................................................................................ 60
Step 9. Auxiliary Outputs................................................................................................................................................ 60
Step 10. Tamper Protection ............................................................................................................................................. 60
Step 11. Connecting the KT-300 to the RS-485 Bus........................................................................................................ 60
Step 12. Connecting the Master Controller to the Host Computer ................................................................................. 60
Step13.Poweringthe KT-300......................................................................................................................................... 61
KT-300FCC& ICComplianceNotice ............................................................................................................................. 61
KT-300CEComplianceNotice........................................................................................................................................ 61
KT-300ULComplianceNotice ....................................................................................................................................... 61
ElectricalSpecifications .................................................................................................................................................. 61
Troubleshooting Communication Problems ................................................................................................................... 61
KT-300ControllerMaintenanceRecommendations ....................................................................................................... 62
Combus Specifications ................................................................................................................................................... 66
CombusRepower(ifrequired) ........................................................................................................................................ 66
KT-PC4108 - 8-Zone Input Expansion Module ............................................................................................................... 67
KT-PC4204 - 4-Relay and Additional Power Supply Module ......................................................................................... 68
KT-PC4216-16-ZoneOutputExpansion Module .......................................................................................................... 69
KT-LCD4501-LCD Time&Date DisplayModule ......................................................................................................... 70
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Introduction - Section 1 .................................................................................................................................................. 81
WinPassArchitecture(RS-232) ...................................................................................................................................... 81
WinPass Architecture with OptionalVC-485LineExtender ........................................................................................... 81
System Specifications..................................................................................................................................................... 81
Using ExpressSetUp - Section 2 ..................................................................................................................................... 81
Login the System - Section 2 .......................................................................................................................................... 82
Defining Controllers - Section 3...................................................................................................................................... 82
ProgrammingRelays-Section3 ..................................................................................................................................... 82
Monitoring Inputs - Section 3 ........................................................................................................................................ 82
Programming Outputs - Section 3 ................................................................................................................................... 82
ControllerDefinition-Section5 ..................................................................................................................................... 82
Door Definition - Section 5 ............................................................................................................................................. 82

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Output Definition - Section 5 .......................................................................................................................................... 82
RelayDefinition-Section5 ............................................................................................................................................ 82
Workstation Configuration - Section 5 ........................................................................................................................... 82
Step 1. Preparing Installation of the KT-200 ................................................................................................................... 83
Step 2. Physical Installation............................................................................................................................................ 83
Step 3. Power Requirements ........................................................................................................................................... 83
Step 4. Grounding ........................................................................................................................................................... 84
Step 5. Tamper Protection ............................................................................................................................................... 84
Step 6. Hooking Up Inputs ............................................................................................................................................. 84
Step 7. Relays & Auxiliary Outputs ................................................................................................................................ 84
Step 8. Door Locking Devices ........................................................................................................................................ 85
Step 9. Readers and Keypads ......................................................................................................................................... 85
Step 10. Dip Switch Settings ........................................................................................................................................... 86
Step 11. Jumper Settings ................................................................................................................................................. 86
Step 12. Connecting the KT-200 to the RS-485 Bus........................................................................................................ 87
KT-200Technical Specifications .................................................................................................................................... 87
KT-200ElectricalSpecifications ..................................................................................................................................... 87
Walk Through Testing.................................................................................................................................................... 88
Typical Component Connection to KT-200 .................................................................................................................... 88
KT-200FCCComplianceNotice ..................................................................................................................................... 88
KT-200 CECompliance Notice ........................................................................................................................................ 88
KT-200 CompatibleProducts .......................................................................................................................................... 89
AppendixAppendix
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Frequently Asked QuestionsFrequently Asked Questions
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Designedforinstallationsofupto64cardreaders,WinPassbundlesallthebasicfunctions
ofaccesscontrolinaneasytolearnandunderstandstructure.Learningtimeisreducedtoa
minimum.Familiar Windowsscreens areintuitive; on-linecontext sensitivehelp isalways
availablethroughoutthesystem.
Upto8,000carduserscanbedefinedinthesystem.Eachcarduserisassignedanaccess
levelthatwillallowentryatselecteddoors,onlyaccordingtopredefinedschedules.Allevents
arerecordedbythesystemforfuturereview.
Oncethesystemisconfigured,thecomputerisrequiredonlytomonitor/updatethesystem
ortoprintreports.Thereportgeneratorcanprovideinformationsortedandprintedaccording
toyourneedsordisplayedusingcleargraphics.
Introduction to WinPass
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Introduction to WinPass
Important Information
IfyouareusingKT-200controllersandmoreinformationappliestotheKT-200controlleronaspecificsubject,thephrase“SEE SECTION
11 IF YOU ARE USING KT-200 CONTROLLERS” will be displayed within the subject under the specific paragraph or picture.
TheparagraphwhichhasmoreinformationabouttheKT-200willbeidentifiedwithanasterisk(*).Forexample:ifasubjecthasseveral
paragraphs in which some specifications apply to the KT-200, then only the subject title and the specific section applying to the
KT-200willbeavailableinSection11.
Unique Features
Distributeddataandtruestand-alonecapability:
Memory and processing located at every door. No degraded mode. The computer never makes a decision and is necessary only for
maintaining the system's database or downloading buffered events in order to prepare reports.
Compatiblewithmultiplereadertechnologies:
IoProx,Polaris mag stripe,ShadowProxproximity, XSF,Wiegand,barcode, biometrics,keypadsand many others.
Automaticfunctions:
Unlock doors, activate relays and outputs, monitor inputs, according to schedules or system events.
Cards can be added or deleted in seconds ; all events are buffered and can be saved on disk or printed for future reference. WinPass
provides an easy-to-use report generator.
The report generator lets the user print or view the desired information from all the events saved to the computer’s hard disk.
Compatiblewith2typesofcontrollers:
For more flexibility and options, WinPass offers the possibility to use 2 types of controllers: KT-200 and KT-300, However both
types cannot be installed on the same system.
WinPass Architecture (RS-232)
“SEE SECTION 11IF YOU ARE USING KT-200CONTROLLERS”

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