User/Installation Manual AAS 11-65000 “Your Partner in Access Control” www.americanaccess.
Contents INTRODUCTION CARD ID NUMBERS AND FACILITY CODES SETTING THE FACILITY (SYSTEM) CODE ORDERING ADDITIONAL CARDS FOR YOUR SYSTEM USING SK-NET™ SOFTWARE PROGRAMMING THE 11-65000 PROGRAMMING 11-65000 USING A TERMINAL PROGRAM PROGRAMMING WITH PROGRAM CARDS CONFIGURING THE 11-65000 LIMITED USE CARDS DEFINING INPUTS ACCESS CARD PROGRAMMING/STATUS PROGRAMMING ACCESS CARDS INTO TIME ZONES PROGRAMMING CARDS FOR LIMITED USE DOOR CONTROL SYSTEM SETTINGS DATE AND TIME INSTALLATION GENERAL WIRING INSTRUCTIONS COMM
Two-Year Limited Warranty AAS 2-Year Limited Warranty This warranty applies to: All product or equipment specifically and solely designed for and manufactured by American Access Systems, Inc. Any equipment used in AAS products that is not manufactured by American Access Systems, Inc. (this includes all products purchased by AAS for OEM purposes) is liable and subject to warranty terms of that specific manufacturer.
Introduction The 11-65000 is a stand alone card access control system that will control access to a passageway for 65,000 individuals in 15 weekly time schedules (Time Zones). Certain Access Cards may be designated as “Limited Use” cards, and their use may be restricted to allow access for a given number of days or weeks or for a given number of times. Programming of cards and most other programming functions are easily accomplished from outside the unit, using a PD-26 Programming Deck.
Ordering Additional Cards For Your System When you wish to add to an existing set of cards, always order additional cards with the same facility code as your existing cards, and with sequential (Card ID) numbering starting one number higher than the highest-numbered card currently in use. It is worth waiting a short time for these cards to be correctly encoded by the factory, as this will guarantee proper operation and the highest security for your system.
PROGRAMMING THE 11-65000 Programming 11-65000 Using a Terminal Program Programming the 11-65000 with a personal computer or terminal is easy because all programming functions are accomplished using simple to understand menus. Just choose what you want to do from the menu, and you will then either be given a sub-menu to further describe the required function, or you will be asked to enter information necessary to carry out the programming function you desire.
Logging On and Off. To prevent unauthorized programming of the 11-65000 when using a PC or terminal, it is necessary to enter a password at the beginning of every programming session. When communications are first established with the ENTRACOMP® 28SA-Plus, the screen will say: WELCOME TO ENTRACOMP® 28SA-Plus ENTER PASSWORD: The default password is “12345”. When you begin your first programming session, enter “12345” and press the “ENTER” key when the password is requested.
Most basic functions of the 11-65000 may be programmed by placing the Program Cards on the TOUCH CARD® reader plate in a proper sequence. However, some things (such as configuring the inputs, configuring Time Zones, Holidays, Limited Use, antipassback or setting the password) may only be programmed using a personal computer or terminal. As with Access Cards, Program Cards are magnetically encoded with a common facility code and instruction information.
Door Monitor If the door is open, other than during a valid entry, a “Door Open” message is recorded. If the unit is connected to a printer, the message is also sent immediately. If, during a valid entry, the Door Monitor senses that the door has been opened and closed prior to expiration of the latch timer, the latch relay will immediately be reset; this feature is sometimes called “anti-tailgate.
ACCESS CARD PROGRAMMING/STATUS PROGRAMMING ACCESS CARDS INTO TIME ZONES Access Cards are programmed into one of 15 Time Zones. The particular Time Zone into which an Access Card is programmed determines if and when a cardholder will be granted access. Programming an Access Card into Time Zone “0” makes the card void (it never is allowed access). Programming an Access Card into Time Zone “1” makes a card valid for entry without restriction as long as the 11-65000 is in an active mode.
PROGRAMMING CARDS FOR LIMITED USE Only those Access Cards that have been designated as Limited Use Cards may be programmed for limited use (see page 10). Access Cards in Time Zones “0” or “1” may not be programmed for limited use. Changing the Time Zone of an Access Card will have no effect on its limited use status except that an Access Card programmed into Time Zones “0” or “1” will be deleted from limited use.
Card Status Reports on the status of Access Cards may be obtained by choosing 2 (Cards) from the Main Menu and then selecting 3 (Display Card Status) from the Cards Menu. Card status is always displayed in numerical order of the block specified. If a particular Time Zone is selected, only those cards of the selected block that are in the Time Zone will be displayed. If “ALL” is chosen for the Card Time Zone entry, all cards of the selected block will be displayed.
Door Control The 11-65000 provides complete control of the passageway via the menu system. Some door control functions may also be performed using the Programming Deck. Remote Open Via the Menu To open the door using the menu system, choose 3 (Door Control) from the Main Menu and then 1 (Open Door Now) from the Door Menu. You will be asked if you are sure. If you answer yes, the door will be opened for the same latch time period as when a card is used to open the door.
SYSTEM SETTINGS Date and Time The 11-65000 stores 5000 transactions. In order to know when a transaction has occurred, it is necessary to set the internal clock to the correct date and time. Time is kept in a 24 hour (military) manner. Even if you do not intend to use transaction information, it is necessary to set the date and time for proper operation of Time Zones.
ANTIPASSBACK Antipassback is a feature designed to prevent or discourage an authorized cardholder from passing their card back to an unauthorized person who wishes to re-use the same card to obtain access. The most common application for Antipassback is Parking. Antipassback is not generally practical for use by office or factory personnel, unless turnstiles are in use.
PASSWORD PROTECTION To prevent unauthorized programming of the 11-65000 when using a personal computer or terminal, it is necessary to enter a password at the beginning of every programming session. The default password is “12345”. When you begin your first programming session, enter “12345” and press the “ENTER” key when the password is requested. The 11-65000 will automatically logoff after four minutes with no keyboard activity. You will then be required to enter the password again to access the system.
Modem String Whenever the 28SA-Plus senses that a modem is present (according to the Communications input wiring) it sends setup instructions to the modem via the Communications Port (1 - 5 on the terminal block). This series of ASCII characters sets the modem to Dumb Mode and Auto Answer Mode. The default string is AT&D0&C0&S0, where 0 = the number Zero. If this string does not work with your modem, you can customize the string as required. Contact Secura Key Technical Support for further information.
Real Soft If the Time Zone is set for Real Soft Antipassback, basic operation is similar to Real Hard Antipassback. The term “soft” means that access will not be denied to cards used twice in succession at an IN reader, but that an error message will be recorded and sent to the PC (if monitoring real-time transactions) or Printer (if connected).
To put the 11-65000 into the Display Transactions As They Occur mode, choose 6 (Transactions) from the Main Menu followed by 2 (Display Transactions As They Occur) from the Transaction Menu. Display Transaction Buffer Status The Transaction Buffer is where transactions are stored. The user may examine the status of the Transaction Buffer by choosing 6 (Transactions) from the Main Menu followed by 3 (Display Transaction Buffer Status).
Hard Wired Printer Mode Power down the unit. Connect together the RXD and RTS terminals on the terminal block (terminals 2 and 4). Repower the unit. To leave the printer mode you must power down the unit, remove the connection between the RXD and RTS terminals and re-power the unit. Printer Mode Using the Programming Deck Touch the “*” and the “VALID” programming cards in succession. To leave the printer mode, again touch the “*” and the “VALID” programming cards in succession.
INSTALLATION Typical Installation for 11-6500 to Gate Operator 11-65000 Terminal Block 4 Conductor Shielded Cable Gate Operator Open Circuit Terminals located on operator control board. 12 VAC xformer Power Can Be Plugged into a outlet installed inside Gate Operator White night light leads will hook directly to power leads when using 12 VAC transformer.
CAUTION SHOULD BE TAKEN NOT TO TOUCH CIRCUIT BOARD OR ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION TO AVOID ELECTRO-STATIC DISCHARGE (ESD) DAMAGE. WARNING DO NOT APPLY POWER TO UNIT UNTIL ALL CONNECTIONS ARE MADE AND CHECKED GENERAL WIRING INSTRUCTIONS For ease of installation and servicing, the 11-65000 is provided with a terminal board which is connected to the main unit via a ribbon cable and connector. The screw terminals on the circuit board will accept wire gauges #16 through #24, solid or stranded.
COMMUNICATIONS WIRING FOR SINGLE-READER SYSTEMS IMPORTANT Wiring information in this section applies only to single-reader applications. For 28SA-Plus’s used with the SK-SS Smart Switch, use wiring information provided with that device or with the software. The 11-65000 is designed to communicate with a printer, terminal, personal computer or a modem, using an RS-232 interface. The wiring for a printer cable is different from the wiring for a PC or Terminal.
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11-65000 Card Reader to PC Cable Hookup (using AAS 63-029 PC Cable) INPUT 1 INPUT GND 2 INPUT 3 NO C NC AUX LATCH (RTS) Blue (CTS) Black (RXD) (GND) Yellow Red & Green 1 2 3 4 5 COMMUNICATIONS (TXD) White NO C NC LATCH 12-24 VOLTS DB-25 Connector INPUT 1 INPUT GND 2 INPUT 3 NO C NC AUX LATCH (RTS) Green (CTS) Red (RXD) Black (GND) Blue & White 1 2 3 4 5 COMMUNICATIONS (TXD) Yellow NO C NC LATCH DB-9 Connector Page 25 American Access Systems / Security Brands, Inc.
REMOTE READER CONNECTION WARNING ALWAYS REMOVE POWER FROM THE 28SA-Plus BEFORE CONNECTING THE REMOTE READER. The 11-65000 provides power for the remote reader (Figures 1 and 8). TheSK-029W TOUCH CARD® Reader is used as the second (remote) reader to control access through a single passageway or a single parking lot lane in the opposite direction. The two readers are distinguished in the transaction log and printout.
FACTORY SETTINGS When shipped from the factory, the 11-65000 has the following settings: Facility Code None Max Cards 65503 Max limited cards 4000 Time Zones 15 Transactions 5000 All Cards Time Zone 0 (void) No Limited Use Settings Latch timer = 1 Second APB Timer = 0 Minutes (off) Baud Rate = 9600 Reader ID = (none) Password = 12345 Date = Undetermined Time = Undetermined Time Zones APB = Timed Hard Date Restrictions = None 0 = Always Void 1 = Always Valid (no restriction) 2
APPENDIX A WIRING AND SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS CONNECTING MULTIPLE UNITS ON AN RS-485 NETWORK Multiple 11-65000 units can be interconnected by installing an SK-NM485 Network Module in each reader, and connecting the readers into a network, using single twisted pair, shielded cable with a signal ground, such as Belden 9842 (includes one spare conductor). Please note that the warranty is void on all Secura Key products if the units were damaged by surges such as lightening.
Customer Service and Tech Support Customer Service: 303-799-9757 Customer service is available free of charge. Hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. MST. If you call, please have your Model and Serial Number to help our Technicians assist you. E-Mail: customerservice@securitybrandsinc.com Technical Support: 303-799-9757 Technical support is available free of charge. Hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. MST. If you call, please have your Model and Serial Number to help our Technicians assist you.
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