Videx VproX-100 User manual

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DESCRIPTION
The Vprox 100 is an advanced access control system based upon the VIDEX unique
Coded Key giving over 4 billion combinations. The system will operate and control two
independent doors and store up to 100 contact keys or proximity Tag or Card, each door
can also have an additional reader. Connections from the reader to the control equipment
can be made using un-shielded 5 core cable up to a distance of 200 meters, or a
maximum resistance of 10 Ohms.
Push to exit switches at each door will operate the associated relay in the control unit for
the programmed entry/exit time.
Security against sabotage, is maintained by having the VproX control equipment remote
from the reader heads. Should un-stored or un-qualified keys attempt to operate the
system, the control unit will disable all readers after every 5 attempts, the duration of the
readers disable time will increase if further attempts are made.
The control equipment has an LED display that confirms all data in programming mode,
and displays the key number when in the stand by mode (when key inserted).
The system has 4 push buttons for programming and modifying the information. Using
these buttons it is possible to :
Program a Master code to access the programming menu.
Program up to 100 unique keys or Tags with door access options.
To modify the settings and parameters of a stored key.
Delete one or more keys or Tags.
Program each door relay time (1 to 99 seconds)
INITIALISATION
When the installation has been completed (carried out in accordance with the supplied
wiring diagram), the system can be powered up and programmed following the VproX
100 Programming FLOW CHART, on completion the VproX 100 is ready for use.
NOTE: we suggest to separate the Mains lines (lift, electricity, electric lock, etc.) from
the readers connection line (at least 10 cm. far or use shielded cable for it) to avoid
electrostatic discharge and magnetic influence which could give control problems to
the CPUs present on the system.
OPERATION
In stand by mode the DISPLAY shows “--”, when a stored key is inserted at any of the
reader heads the display will show the key number and which door is being operated
(decimal point position). When a stored key is inserted at any of the readers, the readers
LED’s will display green and a sharp “beep” will be emitted. If the key is not
programmed the Display will show nothing and the readers LED’s will display Red and a
low “beep” will be emitted
To operate relay 1 for the programmed time (door open) a n/o switch or short across
terminal “S1” to ground is required.
To operate relay 2 for the programmed time (door open) a n/o switch or short across
terminal “S2” to ground is required.
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Programming overview
The information below is to be used in conjunction with the programming flow chart.
Standby : (The display shows [--])
Master code : The master code allows access to the programming menu.
The preset factory master code is 4 times the arrow right key.
To move through the modes, use the arrow right key.
New master code : (The display shows [n.c.])
The master code can be any combination of the four keys on the cpu.
The master code must be four keys.
If you want to keep the existing master code, you must key that code in again.
Reading a key or Tag: (The display shows [rd])
In this mode, when you present a key to the on board reader head, the key number will
appear on the display. (NOTE : If the key or Tags is not programmed, the display will go
blank).
Storing a new key or Tag: (The display shows [St.])
After pressing one of the up arrow keys, the display will show the number of the 1st free
location (if available); press enter to confirm or select another number by pressing the up
arrow keys. (NOTE : If when you press enter you hear a long beep, that number is
already taken and you must choose another number).
After pressing enter, you may select using the up arrow keys, which door the key has
access to. (Default : both doors on). The doors are indicated by the decimal points on the
display. When the decimal point is showing, the key has access through that door. The
decimal points are toggled on and off using the up arrow keys.
After selecting the doors, simply present the key to the on board reader head, the key is
stored.
Deleting the key or Tag: (The display shows [CL.])
You do not need the key to delete it.
Simply select the key number to delete using the up arrow keys and press enter. The key
is now deleted.
Setting lock open time for door one : (The display shows [t.1])
Use the up arrow keys to select the time in seconds and then press enter.
Setting lock open time for door two : (The display shows [t.2])
Use the up arrow keys to select the time in seconds and then press enter.
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Lock release back EMF protection : A diode must be fitted across the
terminals on the lock release to suppress back EMF voltages. The diagram
below shows the polarity of the diode when fitted to the release.
Connections
+12V - + supply input
- - Negative
S1 - Door one push to exit trigger. (Short to -)
S2 - Door two push to exit trigger. (Short to -)
NO1 - Normally open contact (Door one)
NC1 - Normally closed contact (Door one)
C1 - Common contact (Door one)
NO2 - Normally open contact (Door two)
NC2 - Normally closed contact (Door two)
C2 - Common contact (Door two)
LG1 - Green LED’s (Door one)
LR1 - Red LED’s (Door one)
RK1 - Serial data (Door one)
- - Negative (Door one)
LG2 - Green LED’s (Door two)
LR2 - Red LED’s (Door two)
RK2 - Serial data (Door two)
- - Negative (Door two)
Technical Specification
Storage capacity - 100 keys or Tags
Number of doors - 2
Number of readers - 4
Working voltage - 12V DC +/- 10%
Current (Quiescent) - Approx. 100mA
Current (During operation) - 200mA max.
Working temperature - -10 +50 C degrees
Lock output - 5A 30VDC Dry contact
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Trouble shooting guide
The display does not show [--] when you power up :
Check the voltage across +12 & - on the cpu.
Disconnect everything except the supply into the CPU and check again. (If the fault goes
away check all connections and wiring again).
The reader head is only showing red in standby :
Check the LG1/2 connection from the cpu to the reader head for breaks.
Check the voltage across LG1/2 & - (This should be 8V DC). Do this check at the CPU
with both the Read head connected and disconnected.
The reader head is only showing green in standby :
Check the LR1/2 connection from the cpu to the reader head for breaks.
Check the voltage across LR1/2 & - (This should be 8V DC). Do this check at the CPU
with both the Read head connected and disconnected.
The LED’s on the read head are on but do not change state when a key is presented :
Check terminal RK1/2 for continuity and possible shorts to other wires.
Reader head is going green when a key or Tag is inserted but the door is not opening :
Check the relay is operating on the CPU. If the relay is operating :
Check with a volt meter the voltage across the lock release when the relay has energized.
If the correct voltage is there, replace the release. If not, check the cables from the
release, back to the relay.
The reader head is dead :
Check the - terminal to the reader head for continuity.
Check the reader head connections for shorts.
Check the CPU is powered up.
The key has been programmed but the reader head is going red.
Check the key or Tag is programmed by using the read key mode on the CPU.
Check in the programming that the door has not been switched off.
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