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ZKTeco MultiBio 700 User manual

MultiBio 700 Installation Guide
Version: V1.1
Date: Nov. 2011
1. Equiment Installation
3.Lock Connection
(1) Shares power with the lock:
+
!
+
Warning: No operating with power on
MultiBio 700 Mounting Paper
(only f or you r referenc e)
Inst ru ct i o n fo r th e Mo un ti ng P ap er
Be fo re th e d evi c e i sf as te ne d, p le as e st ic k th e pa pe r to t he p la cew he re y ou
want t o i nst al l it , th en m ak e ho les an d
la yc a bles a cc or di ng t o th e mo un ti ng pa pe r.
Wiring Hole
10
11
12
(1) Post the mounting template on the
wall
.
Drill
the
holes
according
to
the
marks
on
the template
(
holes
(2) Remove
the
screw
on
the bottom
of
device
.
(3) Take
away
the
back
plate.
-
DC12V
NC LOCK
-
FR 107
+
+12V
GND
BELL-
BELL+
SEN
GND
BUT
NO
COM
NC
AL+
AL-
DC12V
NO LOCK
-
-
FR 107
+
+12V
GND
BELL-
BELL+
SEN
GND
BUT
NO
COM
NC
AL+
AL-
Device shares power withthelock:
ULOCK=12V, I-ILOCK>1A…… ①
And the lock is near to the device.
for
screw
and
wiring
).
(2) Does not share power with the lock:
+ +12V
- GND
+ +12V
- GND
(4) Fix
the
back
plate on the wall
according
to
the
mounting paper
.
(5) Fix
the
device
to
the
back
plate.
DC12V
+
DC power -
+
FR 107
NC LOCK
BELL-
BELL+
SEN
GND
BUT
NO
COM
NC
AL+
AL-
DC12V - FR 107
+
NO LOCK
-
+
DC power
BELL-
BELL+
SEN
GND
BUT
NO
COM
NC
AL+
AL-
Device does not shares power with the lock:
A. ULOCK =12V I-ILOCK
≤
1A;
B
. U
LOCK
≠12V;
C. The lock is far apart from the device.
(1) The system supporst NO LOCK and NC LOCK. For example the NO LOCK (normally open at power on) is connected
2. Structure and Function
RS485 TCP/IP
⑦
RS232/RS485 Converter Exit Button ⑤
EXIT BUTTON
Access Control System Function
(1) If a registered user verified, the device will export the signal
tounlock the door.
(2) Door sensor will detect the on-off state. If the door is un-
expected opened or improperly closed, the alarm signal
with ‘NO’terminal, and theNC LOCK is connected with ‘NC’terminal.
(2) When the Electrical Lock is connected to the Access Cont rol System, you need to parallel one FR107 diode (equipped
in the package) to prevent the self-inductance EMF affecting the system,
do not reverse the polarities
.
4. Connected with other parts:
5
.
Connected with
Power:
BELL-
④
①②⑥
Lock Sensor
(digital value) will be triggered.
(3) As the d evice is removed illegally , it will output an alarm signal.
Door Bell Input DC 12V, 500mA (50mA standby)
BELL+

SEN Positive is connected with ‘+12V’, negative is connected
GND with ’GND’(do not reverse the polarities).

Door Bell External Reader
(4)
External card reader
is
supported.
(5)External exit button issupported, it is convenient to open the
EXIT BUTTON
Exit Button
Alarm Power
Alarm
BUT
NO
COM
NC
AL+ Door Sensor +
+12V
AL- -
GND
③
Alarm
door inside.
(6)Externaldoorbellissupported.
(7) SupportsRS485 , TCP/IP
modes
managemultiple devices.
to connectwith PC. One PC can
+
- DC12V
Voltage output ≤DC 12V for Alarm
①:‘I’: device output current, ‘ULOCK ILOCK ’: lock voltage,’’: lock current
6. Wiegand Output
The device supports standard Wiegand 26 output,
as a reader device it has a very good compatibility.
7. Wiegand Input
The device has the function of Wiegand signal input . It s upports to
connect with an independent card reader. They are installed each
!
(2) RS485 Mode:
485+
Please use specified RS485 wire, RS485 active converter and 485-
Warning: No operating with power on
side of the door, to control the lock and access together.
485-
+12V
bus-type wiring.
Terminals:
485+ 485-
RS485 Bus
Access Control
GND
DATA0
DATA1
485+
GND
TXD
RXD
GND
WD 0
WD 1
12Vout GND
GND
DATA1
IWD1
DATA0
IWD0
RLED
RLED
GLED
GLED
BEEP
BEEP
Terminals
PC Serial Ports
485+ RS485+
485
-
RS485-
(3) TCP/IP Mode:
485+
485-
485+
485-
RS485
Converter
(1) Please keep the distance between the device and Access Control or Card Reader less than 90 meters(Please use
Wiegand signal extender in long distance or interference environment).
(2) To keep the stability of Wiegand signal, connect the device and theAccess Controlor Card Reader in same ‘GND’
in any case.
8
.
Other
Functions
(1) Manual Reset:
If the device does not work properly because of misoperation or
other abnormality, you can use ‘Reset’function to restart it. Side View Back View
Operation: Remove the black rubber cap, then stick the Reset button
hole with a sharp tool (the tip diameter less than 2mm).
(2) Recovery Factory Settings:
You can use the tamper switch to recovery factory
setting, such
(
A
)
Crossover
cable
:
The
device and PC connected
directly.
IP Address:192.168.1.100
Subnet Mask:255.255.255.0
IP Address:192.168.1.124
Subnet Mask:255.255.255.0
(B) Straight cable: The device and PC connected to
LAN/WAN through switch/Lanswitch.
PC
Switch
…
as device number, system password, IP address, RS485 address,
etc. More information please refers to the user manual.
Operation: Press the tamper switch three times after the alarm being
triggered 30 seconds but no more than 60 seconds.
Note:
The user data won’t be cleared.
Reset Button Tamper Switch
10. Cautions:
(1)Power cable is connected after all the other wiring. If the device is working abnormally, please shut down the power
first, then make the necessary check . Kindly reminds you that any hot-line work may damage the device, and
it is not included in the warranty.
(2)We recommend the 3A/12V DC Power supply. Please contact our technical staff for details.
9. Communication
(3)Please read the terminals description carefully and wiring by rule strictly. Any damage caused by improper
operations will not under warranty.
There are three modes that the PC software communicate
and exchange information with the device: RS232, RS485 (4)Keep the exposed part of wire less than 5mm, to avoid unexpected connection.
and TCP/IP, and the last two mode support remote control. Terminals:
(1) RS232 Mode: Terminals PC Serial Ports (5)Please connect the ‘GND’before all the other wiringespecially under the environment, to prevent the overlarge
GND Pin5-Gnd instantaneouselectrostatic to damage device.
RXD Pin3-Txd
TXD Pin2-Rxd
(6)Do not change the cable type because of long distance between the power and the device.
(7) Please use specified RS485 wire, RS485 active converter and bus-type wiring.

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