LumiRing ICON User manual

ICON / ICON PE
Network Access Controller
MANUAL
Lumiring.com

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Contents
Purpose and general information.................................................................................................................................................3
Description of connection methods .............................................................................................................................................4
Hard reset .....................................................................................................................................................................................4
Indication and setting of the operating mode of the relay ..........................................................................................................5
Specifications................................................................................................................................................................................5
Typical wiring diagrams ............................................................................................................................................................7
One door. Control of the passage of one direction. Relay in Wet Contact Mode....................................................................7
One door. The relay is in the "Dry contact" mode. Using a second power supply for the lock ...............................................7
One door. Control of the passage of two directions. The relay is in Wet Contact mode.........................................................8
Two doors. Control of the passage of one direction. Relay in Wet Contact Mode..................................................................8
System installation recommendations .........................................................................................................................................8
ICON Embedded Website ...........................................................................................................................................................11

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Purpose and general information
The ICON network access controller is designed to control access to residential, industrial or office premises equipped
with electromagnetic or electromechanical locks. The device allows you to automate the passage of vehicles by controlling
the barrier, gates and other actuators. The software makes it possible not only to control access, but also solves applied tasks
for controlling delays and recording working hours. Connection to a computer network is carried out via Wi-Fi 2.4Ghz or
Ethernet + POE (ICON PE model). The device provides work with two Wiegand readers in two modes:
• Input - for connecting any external reader (Wiegand 4,8,26,34 data format)
• Output - for connecting a third-party ACS to the access controller
When connecting via Wiegand interface, the distance between the devices should be up to 100 m.
The RS485 interface with support for the OSDP protocol allows the device to be used with modern readers and controllers
that support this protocol. In this case, the distance between the devices should not exceed 1000 m.
In one system, it is recommended to use the connection of readers on the same interface, which will help to avoid differences
in reading the card code and subsequent confusion in the system. ICON programming can be carried out from the Mobile
Access Control System "MACS Lite" or from the cloud service "UNIMACS". Initial settings are made through the built-in ICON
website. Always install the latest firmware for every new installation.
Two power outputs are used to control locks or other actuators:
Output 1 - Relay output 24V 5A (120W) with "Dry contact" / "Wet contact" switching (see Figure 3). In the "Dry
contact" mode, the output works like a normal relay. To supply voltage to the control contacts, it is necessary to
supply voltage to the contact "C" of the relay. In the "Wet contact" mode, the supply voltage is automatically applied
to the "C" contact of the relay.
Output 2 - Open collector output - when the output is turned on, the transistor closes the output to ground. Output
load capacity 12V 3A (36W). If it is necessary to switch devices that exceed the output load capacity, use an additional
relay (see Figure 12)
ICON provides work in several modes, which can cover a wide range of installer tasks.
Operating modes:
1. Standalone - work without connecting to networks. The user interacts with the controller using the "MACS Lite"
software being in close proximity to the controller. Connection of the User's phone to the ICON access point is
required.
2. Network - work in a local network. To work with the controllers, the phone with the "MACS Lite" application must
be registered in the same network.
3. Cloudy - work in a local network with cloud connection support. This mode allows you to use all ICON features with
minimal effort. The main advantages of this mode:
• Automatic connection
• Remote administration and monitoring
• Ability to work with virtual keys

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If ICON galvanic isolation from the controlled device (lock, barrier) is required, control of high-voltage devices or devices with
significant current consumption (exceeding the rated current for the output), it is recommended to connect these devices via
a relay (see Figure 12). It also improves the reliability of the system. When using electromagnetic or electromechanical locks,
we strongly recommend using a protective diode (see Figure 11).
Description of connection methods
To connect ICON to any peripheral or executive equipment, plug-in terminal blocks are used.
Figure 1. Purpose of connectors
Hard reset
To reset the device to factory settings, you must:
1. Remove power from the device
2. Remove the cover of the device
3. Close the RESET jumper
4. Apply power. Wait for indicator D4 to turn on.
5. Remove the RESET jumper

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Indication and setting of the operating mode of the relay
To change the operating mode of the relay, it is necessary to dismantle and de-energize the device. Remove the top
cover by unscrewing the 4 fixing screws from the bottom of the case. Select the desired mode using the switch on the board
according to Fig. 2. Power up the device. Make sure D2 is on. Close the cover of the device.
Figure 2. Relay Mode Control. Indication.
Table 1. Indication
LED
OFF
ON
BLINK
D1
Power trouble
D2
Relay Dry mode
Relay Wet mode
D3
No power
Power good
D4
Connected to cloud
Connection to cloud in progress
D5
No Ethernet connection
Ethernet connected
Specifications
#
Parameter
Value
Electrical
1
Supply voltage
9-24В
2
POE IEEE802.3at and IEEE802.3af compliant**
36 В – 57 В
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Average rated current consumption (at voltage 12V):
- No load output, no more
0,11А
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Maximum current consumption (at voltage 12V):
- No load output, no more
0,3А
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Maximum switching current:
- Output 1
- Output 2
24в 5А
12в 3А
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Maximum switching load voltage of outputs:
24В

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-Output 1
-Output 2
15В
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Protection types:
Power input: Short circuit, Reversal of polarity
Output 2: Overtemperature, Short circuit
Reader power supply: Short circuit
Functional
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Wireless interfaces
Wi-Fi 2,4Ghz
BLE
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Wired interfaces
2,Wiegand
1,RS485
Ethernet**
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Events memory during autonomous operation
до 250 000
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Recommended number of users
до 10 000*
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Number of ports for connecting Wiegand readers
2
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Number of outputs of the "Open collector" type
1
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Number of outputs of the "Relay" type
1
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Number of inputs
4
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Maximum distance of wired interface:
- RS485
- Wiegand
- Ethernet
1000 м
100 м
100 м
Operational
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Overall dimensions
(Д)110x(Ш)75х(В)35 мм
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Working temperature range
от -30 до 70 С
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Enclosure material
ABS Пластик
* Maximum identification time, with the number of keys 10,000 - no more than 1.5 s. The controller can work with a large number of
user keys, which will lead to an increase in the identification time.
** ICON PE Model

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Typical wiring diagrams
One door. Control of the passage of one direction. Relay in Wet Contact Mode
Figure 3.
One door. The relay is in the "Dry contact" mode. Using a second power supply for the lock
Figure 4. Relay in "Dry contact" mode. Figure 5. Separate power supply for the lock.

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One door. Control of the passage of two directions. The relay is in Wet Contact mode.
Figure 6.
Two doors. Control of the passage of one direction. Relay in Wet Contact Mode
Figure 7.
System installation recommendations
When drawing up a wiring diagram of an object and using Wi-Fi, the controllers should be located as close as possible
to the points of the Wi-Fi signal in order to minimize delays in working with a mobile application or cloud service. After

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installation, check the Wi-Fi signal strength. The signal strength can be seen in the info page of the embedded website (see
the section “Embedded ICON website”). The minimum allowable signal level is -75dB. If your signal strength is lower (the
value is higher), then this can have a strong impact on the interactivity of the device with a mobile application or cloud service.
We recommend moving the access point closer to the device, or using a stronger antenna on the access point or device.
When installing the ICON PE model with an Ethernet connection and POE power supply, take into account that the
entire system, including locks and readers, cannot consume more than your switch or injector gives out. The maximum
permissible load on the built-in POE module in the ICON PE model is no more than 1.5A 12V. Your POE equipment should be
capable of delivering 30W of power.
The length of the communication line via the Wiegand interface should be no more than 100 m. This interface has
very weak protection against interference - we do not recommend laying it parallel to power cables or next to other sources
of interference (daylight lamps, etc.). The minimum distance to power cables is at least 0.5m. If your communication line
exceeds 5 m, we recommend using a UTP 5E cable.
Figure 8. Recommended Wiegand connection diagram
The length of the RS-485 communication line is not critical to the distance - this standard was specially developed for
communication with remote objects and has good noise immunity. It is necessary to lay the RS-485 communication line at
the maximum distance from power cables and daylight lamps. As a RS-485 communication line, it is necessary to use a twisted
pair cable - UTP 5E or FTP 5 (If possible, ground the shield at one end).
Figure 9. Variants of connection via the 485 interface
Simplified. Recommended.
For reliable operation of the system, it is recommended to separate the power supply for controllers and actuators.
The controller supply line wires should be kept as short as possible in order to avoid significant voltage drops across them.
After laying the wires, make sure that the supply voltage of the controller with the locks turned on is not lower than 12 V.

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Figure 10. Connecting devices via 485 interface
Figure 11. Using a protective diode
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 is
connected in reverse polarity). The diode must be installed directly on the contacts of the lock. Suitable diodes 1N5400,
1N5408, 1N5821, HER301 and similar. Instead of diodes, varistors can be used, for which there is no need to observe polarity.
Varistors VCR-07D101K S07K60, TVR07101, GNR-07D101K or similar are suitable.

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Figure 12. Example of using a 12V relay for switching a load
exceeding the output parameters.
ICON Embedded Website
Initial configuration of ICON is done through the built-in site. To connect to the site, the User must connect to the
device's Wi-Fi access point, which has the “ICON” prefix and does not have a password. After connecting to the device, the
User must enter the factory IP address of the controller - 192.168.4.1 in the browser line. Login and Password for the first
login - admin. We strongly recommend changing the access password and setting a password on the Wi-FI point of the device.

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Figure 9. Information page
This page provides the user with quick access to information on basic settings, network connection statuses and diagnostic
data.
Figure 10. Basic network settings
Name of your local Wi-Fi network
Your local Wi-Fi network password
IP addressing type. In the case of setting the mode "Work through the cloud", we recommend
setting in DHCP
Device network settings. The device requires 3 ports to work. The default values for these ports
are shown.
HTTP: 80
DATA port 1: 2777
DATA port 2: 2778

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Figure 11. Configuring a local access point
Figure 12. Cloud connection settings
Figure 13. 485 interface settings
The operating mode can take the following values:
- Always on
The local access point of the device is always on and is displayed when other devices scan the
network.
- Always on and hidden
The local access point of the device is always on, but it is not displayed when other devices
scan the network. Connection is possible if the SSID is known.
- Enabled by timer (default)
The local point of the device is activated for 5 minutes after power is applied.
If the device loses the network connection, the local access point becomes active.
SSID name - you can specify your own name for the local Wi-Fi network of the device
SSID password - set a password for the local Wi-Fi network of the device
Timer - setting the timer for the "Wake on timer" mode
Cloud server - can take the following values:
- Switched off
The device works without a cloud connection. Communication with the device is possible
strictly within the local network or through port forwarding.
- UNIMACS
Connection to the UNIMACS cloud service. The user must enter the UNIMACS account
universal identifier, Comment (checkpoint name. Example "Main entrance").
- Custom
The user can set up a connection with his own MQTT server to interact with the device. We
recommend using a version of the device with a simplified set of "Simple API" commands for
such solutions. The connection data is entered according to the requirements of the User's
server.
The operating mode can take on the following values:
- Switched off
- OSDP
Port works in OSDP protocol
- Own
Lumiring equipment operation protocol.
Speed - setting the speed of work. Recommended value is 9600.
Address - The address of the device in the 485 network.

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Figure 14. Configuring the Wiegand interface
Figure 15. Configuring Bluetooth access
Figure 16. Device maintenance
If the device supports several Wiegand ports, you can configure their settings by switching the
port tabs.
The Wiegand type is set according to the requirements of the connected equipment. It can
take on the following values: Wiegand 4,8,26,34,44.
Port operation mode:
Input - when connecting an external reader
Exit - when the device is connected to the access control system controller
Additional options for compatibility with other devices.
Reverse byte order. Parity check.
Name - the user can set the name of the device, which will be displayed when working via
Bluetooth
Bluetooth access mode can take on values:
- Bluetooth off
- Remote opening
Identification of the user's mobile phone and opening the door remotely, without user
intervention upon reaching a certain distance (signal level) from the user's phone to the
device.
- Remote opening with confirmation
This mode remotely identifies the user's mobile phone, but the door is opened with
confirmation by a proximity sensor built into the device.
Proximity sensor mode. The settings of this sensor are directly related to the settings of the
Bluetooth Access Mode. When "Remote opening with confirmation" is set, the settings of the
proximity sensor are locked in the "Confirmation of passage" position.
Sensor Distance - The user can set the range of the sensor. The selection of the parameter is
performed by testing.
On this page, the user can update the software and reset the device partially or completely.

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Figure 17. Platform change
Figure 18. Security
On the "Change platform" tab it is possible to change the platform of the device. The device
has two platforms MACS lite and UNIMACS
Change of username and password of the device.