U-Prox IC E Instructions de montage

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Access control panel

U-Prox IC E

(Elevator control)

Installation and programming manual

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About this document

This manual covers installation, adjustment and use of U-Prox IC E (hereinafter

panel) access control panel. Read this manual carefully prior to installing the system.

Characteristics, Intended use and parameters of the panel are described in the

section "Summary". Section "Terms" provides an explanation of terms found in this

document.

The look of the panel, the pins and the mode of work are described in the

"Description section". Order of installation, adjustment of external devices and panel

configuration are described in "Working with the device" section.

Technical support

To get warranty and technical support you can apply to authorized service centers,

situated on the territory of countries, enlisted in the warranty card.

Warranty and technical support performed on the territory of the country, where the

customer applied for warranty or free service.

Technical information is available on the system website

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Attention! Read this manual carefully prior to installing the system.

Installation, adjustment and utilization of panel is allowed only to persons or

organizations with the appropriate authority from the manufacturer

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Contents

Brief description of the panel.........................................................................................................4

Summary.......................................................................................................................................4

Terms............................................................................................................................................5

Description and operation..............................................................................................................6

Panel........................................................................................................................................6

Assignment of the panel contacts and indication..................................................................7

Light emitting diodes (LED)..................................................................................................8

Reader’s annunciation .........................................................................................................8

Panel operation........................................................................................................................8

"Normal" mode.....................................................................................................................9

Access denial upon entering RF ID......................................................................................9

“Alarm” Mode.......................................................................................................................9

"Free Pass” Mode..............................................................................................................10

“Blocking" mode.................................................................................................................10

RF ID properties (cards) ....................................................................................................10

Communicator operation....................................................................................................11

System deployment...........................................................................................................12

Interaction with elevator equipment....................................................................................13

How to work with the device ........................................................................................................15

Connection.............................................................................................................................15

Mount recommendations........................................................................................................16

Modules and interface convertors connection.........................................................................16

RS-485 connection recommendations ...............................................................................18

Communication.......................................................................................................................18

Wired computer network....................................................................................................18

Panel program order...............................................................................................................20

Service maintenance..............................................................................................................20

Switching to programming mode........................................................................................20

Replacing the device firmware...........................................................................................20

Factory settings.................................................................................................................20

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Brief description of the panel

U-Prox IC E control panel - a device designed to control access to stores of

residential and business premises, including time of passage and events.

Panel operates U-Prox RM relay modules. U-Prox mini 485 proximity readers with

RS485 interface or Wiegand proximity readers with U-Prox WRS485 interface

convertor used for ID reading.

U-Prox IC E processes the information received from the readers and U-Prox RM

inputs and activates relays, commutating the floor selection buttons of the elevator.

The network settings of the control panel programmed via a standard USB port

(micro USB B).

U-Prox IC E supports power supply External 12V DC (+E, GND).

U-Prox IC E has advanced hardware capabilities and intellectual functions to control

up to 4 U-Prox RM relay modules.

Thoroughly elaborated technical and design solutions, easy installation,

communication over a computer Ethernet network, non-volatile memory and the

clock, PoE power up ability, protecting the communication ports from short circuit,

over-voltage and reverse polarity - all allows to use the panel to build a variety of

Access Control Systems (ACS) - from the system for a small office to the clock

house of a large enterprise.

Summary

Power:

oExternal power supply, 12V:

Current consumption max 150 mA @ 12V

Maximum voltage ripple 500 ma peak to peak

One USB port for network settings configuring and firmware upgrade

RS-485 interface for U-Prox RM relay modules, U-Prox WRS485 interface

convertors and U-Prox Mini 485 readers connection

Isolated Ethernet port, 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX

Adjusted with U-Prox IP software. Supports automatic configuration for one-range

network.

Real-time clock

Non-volatile memory:

Events

47 000

ID codes

32000

Up to 32 floors control

Up to 4 U-Prox RM relay modules connected

The device is available in two versions.

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One U-Prox WRS485 interface convertes or one U-Prox mini 485 reader

Temperature range: 0 - +55 0C at 80% relative humidity.

Maximum relative humidity 80% without condensation

Terms

Identifiers

In access control systems each user has a unique RF ID. Identifiers can take the

form of a plastic card, key FOB etc.

Access point (AP)

Access point is a logical concept of the access control system implying control of

passing through a door in one direction. It consists of reader, access control panel

(or its part), door supervision devices (like door contact, RTE button etc.) and door

locking device. In case of elevator control panel, access point is the floor selection

button or the set of buttons, enabling person’s access to the desired floors according

to his access rights.

For instance, the turnstile with two-way passes has two Access points –one for

entrance and the other one for exit, door of this type is called double-sided door. A

door with a reader on one side has only one Access point –Entry point, and it is

called single-sided door.

Downloading

Control panel is to be downloaded after all parameters are set –modes of inputs,

outputs, access rights and others. During downloading parameters are rewritten into

access control panel.

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Description and operation

Panel The device is available in several modifications.

The look of the control panel is shown in Fig. 1 (a and b)

Figure 1a. U-Prox IC E modification 1

Figure 2b. U-Prox IC E modification 2

Location of jumpers and connectors on control panel board and their function is

shown in Fig. 2 (a and b):

1. The Enclosure

2. Ethernet port

3. Micro USB B port

4. Reset button

5. Connectors

1. The Enclosure

2. Reset button

3. Panel board

4. Micro USB B port

5. Ethernet port

6. Connectors

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Figure 2a. U-Prox IC E board modification 1

Figure 2b. U-Prox IC E board modification 2

Assignment of the panel contacts and indication

Contact

Name

Purpose

+12V

External 12V power supply connection

GND

A+

RS 485 bus for reader, convertors and U-Prox

RM relay modules connection

B+

USB Connector

USB micro B

USB Connector

For network settings configuration and

firmware upgrade

Jumper

BAT

For memory and Real-Time Clock backup

battery switch

TERM

RS 485 terminal resistor commutation

Button

FUNK

Service button

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Light emitting diodes (LED)

LED’s from left to right:

Link LED

Ethernet cable is OK when lit

Act. LED:

Frequent flashing means data exchange

LED –bi-color LED

Red flashes 2 times per second –no connection to the ACS server

Green flashes once per second –connection to the ACS server is OK

Reader’s annunciation

The access modes indicated with LED’s and buzzers of readers, connected via RS

485 bus (with U-Prox WRS485 interface convertor for Wiegand readers). Separate

adjustment for each elevator control panel available. The default annunciation is in

table below:

Operation mode

Reader annunciation

Normal mode

Red blinks once per second, no sound

PIN-code required

Red and green alters, no sound

Free pass (Fire mode)

Green and yellow alters, no sound

Blocking mode

Red and yellow alters, no sound

Alarm

Red lights continuously, no sound

Card enrollment

Green blinks once per second, no sound

Initiation

No lights, no sound

Download

Red lights continuously, no sound

PIN-code wait

Yellow blinks once per second, no sound

Access granted

Green lights continuously, no sound

Access denied

Red lights continuously, sounds continuously

Panel operation

Panels supplied unloaded with factory settings below in document. In this state, the

bi-color LED on the panel flashes red twice per second. To make the panel work in

access control system (ACS) you have to upload a network setting using the

"Configurator" software and USB port or use the automatic adjustment mode.

Panel goes to the “Normal” mode after uploading the configuration.

To return to the factory settings use the command from the U-Prox software or with

the routine described in Service Maintenance section.

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"Normal" mode

This is the main mode of panel. In this mode the panel grants or denies access to

RF ID owners. In “Normal" mode the readers blink red.

Using elevator buttons after passing RF ID

To use elevator buttons user enters contactless RF ID to the reader. If RF ID is

registered and the passage granted, panel activates the relay modules’ outputs

according to the user access rights and floor selection buttons’ loops switched on.

The reader LED becomes green. User may select floor with button during adjusted time.

Using elevator buttons after passing RF ID and PIN entering

On entering enrolled RF ID, panel tests whether PIN code is required, and, if

required, waits for entering PIN code. After entering the correct PIN code, panel

activates the relay modules’ outputs according to the user access rights and floor

selection buttons’ loops switched on. The reader LED becomes green. User may

select floor with button during adjusted time.

Access denial upon entering RF ID

Access may be denied to RF ID owner due to the following reasons (the reader LED

is red):

Cards (RF IDs) and schedules are not loaded in the panel

access control panel is in unloaded state

card is not enrolled in the panel

card term expired

RF ID passed out of schedule

entered RF ID is marked as lost or blocked

the panel is in "Alarm" mode (LED is constantly on and red)

the panel is in "Blocked" mode (LED flashes red and yellow)

pass count is exhausted for the temporary card (visitor).

“Alarm” Mode

In "Alarm" operation mode the reader indicator is constantly red. Depending on the

programmed functions panel goes into mode "Alarm" in case of opening of panel

cover, entering RF ID recorded as lost and in case of RF ID matching attempt.

If panel is in “Alarm mode", use of floor selection buttons prohibited. One may

activate floor selection button with U-Prox RM relay module input.

To exit from the "Alarm" mode pass the ID with "Disalarm" attribute or by command

from the computer.

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"Free Pass” Mode

There are circumstances when you need to open some of access points for free

pass of people. For this case, the panel has "Free Pass" mode.

The access point goes into "Free Pass" Mode after the command of operator from

the computer. The panel is in "Free Pass" mode until the command from the

computer comes

As long as access point is in "Free Pass" mode, all floor buttons remained

connected and the panel stores a log event "Access granted" on presentation of RF

ID code regardless of the schedules, etc.

“Blocking" mode

If it is necessary to deny access to all or some floors for users of the system, the

panel switches into “Blocking" mode. If panel in “Blocking" mode, the passage is

granted only to owners of RF IDs with the sign "Security Service". One cannot

unblock floor buttons with panel inputs.

Panel goes into “Blocking" mode after the operator command from the computer.

Panel is in “Blocking" mode until the command from the computer.

RF ID properties (cards)

Code (RF ID card code)

Each card has a unique code which is set at the time of its manufacture. It consists

of 10 hexadecimal digits.

PIN-code

Additional code is assigned to the card. It consists of no more than six decimal digits.

It can be used together with readers that have a built-in keyboard.

Enter PIN code with the reader's keypad and press '#' key. Always enter PIN code

AFTER the card pass. If PIN-code is correct, panel unlocks access point and grants

access. Otherwise, panel generates a warning signal, and records "Invalid PIN-

code" event into the log. Door remains closed.

Validity (of Card)

Card Validity expiration date

Alarm Cancel

Passing the card to door reader, when the door is in "Alarm" state, panel registers

event "Alarm cancelled" and puts the door to Normal mode. If the card that has no

right to cancel the “Alarm” is passed, the door will remain in the same state. Event

“Access denied. Alarm Status" recorded into the log.

In "Free Pass” Mode LED of reader flashes green and yellow.

In Mode "Blocking" LED is alternately flash red and yellow

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