Installation Guide F18 ZKAccess

Installation Guide

F18

Standalone Fingerprint Reader

&

ZKAccess

|

Classic softwear 3.5

ZKAccess.com

2

What’s in the Box

F18 Installation Template Rubber Gasket Back Plate

AC Power Adapter Network Cable Power Cable Adaptor Cables

ZKAccess Security Management Software

Network Cable Adaptor ZKAccess Software 4 Large, Small

Screws & Anchors

Screwdriver

Diode

F18 & ZKAccess CLASSIC 3.5 software INSTALLATION GUIDE

CONTENT

What’s in the Box

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2

Optional accessories

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4

Safety Precautions

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5

Product PIN Diagram

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6

Product Dimension

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8

Cables and Connectors

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9

Mounting the reader on the Wall

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10

Power Connection

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11

Ethernet Connection

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12

RS485 Connection

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14

PC Connection

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14

FR1200 Connection

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System Settings

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16

Lock Relay Connection

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18

Normall Open Lock

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Normall Close Lock

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Wiegand Output Connection

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20

Standalone Installation

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21

Third Party Controller

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22

How Does F18 work

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How to Place a Finger on Scanner

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24

Troubleshooting

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26

Electrical Specifications

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27

Specifications

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ZKAccess |

CLASSIC

3.5

Software Installation and Setup starts at page 30

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4

Optional accessories

Wiegand Card Reader Prox Card

FR1200 FP Reader K1-1 Exit Button


Safety Precautions

The following precautions are to keep user’s safe and prevent any damage.

Please read carefully before installation

Do not install the device in a place subject to direct sun light, humidity, dust or soot

Do not place a magnet near the product. Magnetic objects such as magnet, CRT, TV, monitor or speaker may damage the device.

Do not place the device next to heating equipment

Be careful not to let liquid like water, drinks or chemicals leak inside the device.

Do not let children touch the device without supervision

Do not drop or damage the device

Do not disassemble, repair or alter the device.

Do not use the device for any other purpose than specified.

Clean the device often to remove dust on it. In cleaning, do not splash water on the device but wipe it out with smooth cloth or towel.

Contact your supplier in case of a problem.

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6

Product PIN Diagram

2.4 inch

TFT LCD

Keypad & RF

Card Area

Door Bell &

LED Indicator

Area

ZK Optical

Sensor

USB Memory slot

Reset Switch

Speaker

Figure 1


Star-shaped screw hole for fixing reader to the back plate

RJ45-1 RJ45-2 RJ45-3 RJ45-6 +12V GND IWD1 IWD0 RLED GLED BEEP

Ethernet Power out Wiegand In Output

BELL- BELL+ SEN GND BUT N01 COM1 NC1 N02 COM2 +12V GND

WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-

Fingerprint Access Control

SBTS Registered No H021

Power Supply DC 12V == 3A

Operating Environment Temperature: 0ºC-45ºC

ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000

4 pin Cable connectors – Ethernet (TCP/IP)

7 pin Cable connectors


•

Beep, LED

Wiegand In

•

Power Out

•

Wiegand Out

RS232

RS485


•

Power In


•

Bell

Door Sensor

•

Button

Lock

•

Alarm

Tamper alarm button

7




WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-






ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000

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Product Dimension

7.2in

(183mm)

3.15in

(80mm)

1.65in

(42mm)

2.8in

(72mm)

6.75in

(173mm)


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4

1

10

1

8

1

7

Cables and Connectors

PIN DESCRIPTION WIRE

1 Bell-

2 Bell+

Purble

Brown

3 Sensor

4 GND

5 Button

White

Black

Gray

6 NO

7 COM

8 NC

9 Alarm+

10 Alarm-

Blue

Red

Yellow

Orange

Green


1 WD0 Green

2 WD1 White

3 GND

4 232 RX

5 232 TX

6 GND

7 485A

8 485B

Black

Gray

Purple

Black

Blue

Yellow


1 12V Red

2 GND

3 INWD1

Black

White

4 INWD0

5 RLED

6 GLED

7 BEEP

Green

Blue

Gray

Purple

1

2

7

8

5

6

3

4

1

2

•

Alarm

Lock

•

Button

Door Sensor

•

Door Bell

•

Wiegand Output

RS232

•

RS485

•

Wiegand Output

LED

•

Power Out

Beep


1 RJ45-1 Yellow

2 RJ45-2

3 RJ45-3

4 RJ45-6

Green

Red

Black


1 12V DC Red

2 GND Black

•

•

TCP/IP

Power In


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10

Mounting the reader on the Wall

Fix back plate to the wall using wall mounting screws

We recommend drilling the mounting plate screws into solid wood (i.e. stud/beam). If a stud/beam cannot be found, then use the supplied drywall plastic mollies (anchors).

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RESE

2

Inserting Reader to backplate


Use star-shaped screw to mount it

Power Connection

Without UPS

RJ45-1 RJ45-2 RJ45-3 RJ45-6

Door

Sensor

+12V GND IWD1 IWD0 RLED GLED BEEP



WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-





ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000




WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

12V DC

TXD

GND

GND

485+

485-

With UPS (Optional)





ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

12V DC Adaptor



WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

BELL- BELL+ SEN GND BUT N01 COM1 NC1 N02 COM2

Door

Sensor

+12V GND 485+

485-





ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000

SN 0000000000000




WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

12V DC

TXD

GND

GND

485+

485-

Recommended power supply

• 12V ± 10%, at least 500mA.

12V DC Adaptor

• Comply with standard IEC/EN 60950-1.

• To share the power with other devices, use a power supply with higher current ratings



ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6


SN 0000000000000

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Ethernet Connection

LAN Connection

RJ45-1 RJ45-2 RJ45-3 RJ45-6

Door

Sensor




WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-





ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000

WD0

WD1


GND

RXD


TXD

Network Cable Adaptor


GND

485+

485-

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8




ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

Ethernet Cable

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6


1 RJ45-1 Yellow

2 RJ45-2 Green

3 RJ45-3

4 RJ45-6

Red

Black

SN 0000000000000


Direct Connection




Door

Sensor

WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-





ISO9001 : 2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000



WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

Network Cable Adaptor


GND

485+

485-

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8




ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

Ethernet Cable

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6


1 RJ45-1 Yellow

2 RJ45-2

3 RJ45-3

4 RJ45-6

Green

Red

Black

SN 0000000000000


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RS485 Connection

PC Connection

1




Door

Sensor

WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-





ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000

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+12V GND

WD0

WD1

GND


TXD

GND

1 WD0

485+

485-

2 WD1

3 GND

Green

White

Black

4 232 RX

5 232 TX

Gray

Purple

6 GND

7 485A

8 485B

Black

Blue

Yellow




ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

Do not use

SN 0000000000000

Important Notes:

1.

RS485 communication wires should be a shielded and twisted pair cable.

2.

RS485 communication wires should be connected in a bus cascade instead of a star form, to achieve a better shielding effect by reducing signal reflection during communications.

3.

Adjust the communication speed as needed. The signal quality vary depending on wiring conditions, and it maybe necessary to lower the baudrates.

4.

The GND Signal may be omitted if and only if the GND potential difference is less than ±5V


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RS485 --

RS485 +

GND

AUX 1

IN GND

AUX 2

IN GND

AUX 3

IN GND

AUX 4

IN GND

RS

485

TX RX

#1 F18

AUX 3

IN GND

AUX 4

IN GND +12V GND IN GND IN GND 485- 485+ IN GND

AUX 3

IN GND

BUTTON EXT

IN GND +12V GND

READER

485- 485+

READER 1 READER 1

IN GND IN GND

READER

IN GND

READER 1

IN GND IN GND

READER

IN GND

READER BUTTON BUTTON READER READER

IN GND IN GND

BUTTON READER 2 READER 1

+

+

+

+

BUTTON

IN GND

BUTTON

READER

READER 2

+

+

#2 F18 #63 F18

RS

485

+ +

AUX 1

IN GND

AUX 2

IN GND

AUX 3

IN GND

AUX 4

IN GND

AUX 3

IN GND

AUX 4

IN GND +12V GND IN GND IN GND 485- 485+ IN GND

AUX 3

IN GND

BUTTON EXT

IN GND +12V GND

READER

485- 485+

READER 1 READER 1

Incorrect RS 485 connections x

ON

RS485 --

RS485 +

GND

TX RX

PC

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

AUXOUT1

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

AUXOUT3 LOCK2

IN GND IN GND

READER

IN GND IN GND IN GND

READER

IN GND

READER BUTTON BUTTON READER READER

IN GND IN GND

BUTTON BUTTON READER 1

+

+

+

+

BUTTON

IN GND

BUTTON

READER

READER 2

LOCK3 AUXOUT3 LOCK4 LOCK POWER

+

LOCK

+

LOCK4

+

+

LOCK POWER

+

+

#1 F18 #2 F18 #63 F18 x

RS

485

ON

RS485 --

RS485 +

GND

PC

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

AUXOUT1

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

AUXOUT3

#1F18 #2 F18 #63 F18


LOCK2 LOCK3 AUXOUT3 LOCK4 LOCK POWER LOCK LOCK4 LOCK POWER

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RS485 Connection

FR1200 Connection


1 12V Red

2 GND

3 INWD1

Black

White

4 INWD0

5 RLED

6 GLED

7 BEEP

Green

Blue

Gray

Purple

Do not use


1 WD0 Green

2 WD1

3 GND

White

Black

4 232 RX

5 232 TX

6 GND

7 485A

8 485B

Gray

Purple

Black

Blue

Yellow



WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND


Door

Sensor

+12V GND 485+

485-





ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

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SN 0000000000000

F18




WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-





ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

1

8

FR1200

SN 0000000000000


System Settings

Select > User Management Select > Access Setting

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Select > Anti-Passback setting Change > 485 Reader Fun to (Y)

DIP Settings

1.

There are six DIP switches on the back of FR1200, switches 1-4 is for

RS485 address, switch 5 is reserved, switch 6 is for reducing noise on long

RS485 cable.

2.

If FR1200 is powered from F18 terminal ,the length of wire should be less than

100 meters or 330 ft.

3.

If the cable length is more than 200 meters or 600 ft., the number 6 switch should be ON as below

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6

Distance: More than 200 meters

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6


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Lock Relay Connection

Normally Open Lock




Door

Sensor

+12V GND

WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-





ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000



+12V GND

WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-

12V DC


1 Bell-

2 Bell+

Purple

Brown

3 Sensor

4 GND

5 Button

White

Black

Gray

6 NO

7 COM

8 NC

9 Alarm+

10 Alarm-

Blue

Red

Yellow

Orange

Green

Do not use

Sensor




ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000

-

FR107

Diode

+


RJ45-1 RJ45-2 RJ45-3 RJ45-6

Door

Sensor




WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-




2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000

Normally Closed Lock



+12V GND

WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-

12V DC


1 Bell-

2 Bell+

Purple

Brown

3 Sensor

4 GND

5 Button

White

Black

Gray

6 NO

7 COM

8 NC

9 Alarm+

10 Alarm-

Blue

Red

Yellow

Orange

Green

Do not use

Sensor




ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000

-

FR107

Diode

+

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20


RJ45-1 RJ45-2 RJ45-3 RJ45-6

Door

Sensor




WD0

WD1

GND

RXD

TXD

GND

485+

485-





ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

SN 0000000000000


WD0

WD1

2 WD1

3 GND

4 232 RX

GND

IN

White

Black

Gray

GND

TXD

GND

485+

5 232 TX

6 GND

7 485A

8 485B

Black

Blue

Yellow

Fingerprint Access Control Do not use



ISO9001 :

2008 FC R0HS

6 9 3 7 0 2 2 6

8

1

SN 0000000000000

GND WD1 WD0


Standalone Installation

RS232/485

Converter

RS485 Ethernet

Lock

Sensor

ALARM

No Touch

EXIT

Exit Button


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Third Party Controller


Ethernet

EXT

RS485

PC

RS485

A d v a nced Ac ces s Con trol

Wiegand

Output

Wiegand

Output

Wiegand

Output

Wiegand

Output

Lock

Outside Inside


Lock

Inside Outside

How Does F18 Work

Fingerprint must be registered first by any finger print reader

Fingerprint Database

Identification

Finger Registration

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Event Log Stored

Verification failed

Thank You

Granted

Door Opens

Verification


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How to Place a Finger on Scanner

ZKTeco’s fingerprint readers will give optimal results for fingerprint matching if the following recommendations and suggestions are followed.

Select a finger to enroll

• It is recommended to use an index finger or a middle finger.

• Thumb, ring or little finger are relatively difficult to place in the correct position

How to place a finger on a sensor

• Place a finger such that it completely covers the sensor area with maximum contact.

• Place core of the fingerprint at the center of the sensor. The core of a fingerprint is a center

where the spiral of ridges is dense. (Usually core

of fingerprint is the opposite side of the lower part of a nail.)

• Place a finger such that the bottom end of a nail is located at the center of a sensor.


DO NOT place the finger in the following positions

Upright Skewed

If a finger is placed as shown on the left, only a small area of a finger is captured.

So it is recommended to place a finger as shown on page 24.

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Sideways

Partial

Tips for different fingerprint conditions

• ZKTeco’s fingerprint products are designed to verify fingerprints with highest security irrespective of the conditions of the skin of the finger. However, in case a fingerprint is not read on the sensor, please refer to the followings tips.

ū If a finger is stained with sweat or water, scan after wiping moisture off.

ū If a finger is covered with dust or impurities, scan after wiping them off.

ū If a finger is way too dry, please blow some warm air from your mouth on the finger tip.

Tips for fingerprint enrollment

• In fingerprint recognition, enrollment process is very important. When enrolling a fingerprint, please try to place the finger correctly with utmost care.

• In case of low acceptance ratio, the following actions are recommended.

ū Delete the enrolled fingerprint and re-enroll the finger.

ū Try another finger if a finger is not easy to enroll due to scar or cuts.

• In case of an enrolled fingerprint cannot be used due to injury or if the hand is full, it is recommended to enroll more than two fingers per user.


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Troubleshooting

1. Fingerprint can not be read or it takes too long.

› Check whether a finger or fingerprint sensor is stained with sweat, water, or dust

› Retry after wiping off finger and fingerprint sensor with dry paper tissue or a mildly wet cloth.

› If a fingerprint is way too dry, blow on the finger and retry.

2. Fingerprint is verified but authorization keeps failing.

› Check whether the user is restricted by group or time zone.

› Check with administrator whether the enrolled fingerprint has been deleted from the device for some reason.

3. Authorized but door does not open.

› Check whether the lock open duration is set to appropriate time, which opens the lock.

› Check whether anti-passback mode is in use. In anti-passback mode, only the person who has entered through that door can exit.

4. Why device display “system broken“ and the alarm is ringing.

› Check whether the device and back plate are securely connected to each other. If not, a tamper switch is activated which triggers the alarm and keeps it ringing.

5. How to set F18 used as fingerprint reader on inBio access controller.

› Reeference the Wiegand Output Connection on page 20.

› Enroll personnel’s PIN in inBio panel as a card


Electrical Specifications

Notes

WORKING POWER SUPPLY

Voltage (V) 9.6

12 14.4

Use regulated DC power adaptor only

Current (A) 2

ELECTRONIC LOCK RELAY OUTPUT

Switching voltage (V) 12V Use regulated DC power adaptor only

2 Switching Current (A)

SWITCH AUX. INPUT

VIH (V)

VIL (V)

TBD

TBD

Pull- up resistance (Ω) 4.7k

The input ports are pulled up with 4.7k resistors

WIEGAND INPUT

Voltage (V) 10.8

12

Current (mA)

TTL/WIEGAND OUTPUT

V

OH

(V)

V

OL

(V)

13.5

500

5

0.8

Pull- up resistance (Ω) 4.7K

The outputs ports are open drain type, pulled up with 4.7k resistors internally

ZK ELECTRONIC LOCK

Voltage (V) 10.8

12

Current (mA)

13.2

500


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Specifications

Fingerprint Capacity

Transaction capacity

Hardware Platform

CPU

Memory

Fingerprint Sensor

Display

LED Indicator

3,000

100,000

ZEM720

ZK 6001, 400Mhz

64MB Flash, 32MB SDRAM

ZK optical sensor

2.8” TFT LCD color screen

Red, Green

Communication

Wiegand Signal

Identification Speed

FAR

Ethernet (10/100M), RS485, USB-HOST

Wiegand Input and Wiegand Output

≤2 sec

≤0.0001%

FRR ≤1%

Operating Temperature 32º to 113º F ( 0º to 45º C)

Operating Humidity

Language

20%-80%

English, Spanish, Portuguese, French…

Power Supply 12V DC, 3A

Access control interfaces Electric lock, alarm, exit button, wired door bell

Dimension

Certified

W: 80x H: 183x D: 42mm ( W: 3 1/8” x H: 7 1/4” x D: 1 5/8“)



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ZKAccess

CLASSIC

3.5

Installation Guide

Contents

Downloading

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31

Installation

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32

Adding an Area

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33

Adding a Device

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34

To add a standalone device:

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34

To add an Access Control Panel:

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35

Creating a Time Zone

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36

Creating an Access Level

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37

Creating Departments/ Enrolling Personnel

..

38

Importing Personnel Data from Device

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40

Exporting Personnel Data to Device

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41

Door Settings

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42

Real Time Monitoring

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43

Exporting Reports

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44

Passage Mode

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45

First-Card Normal Open

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Downloading

2

1.

Go to zkaccess.com

2.

Hover over

Downloads

then click

Software Downloads

in the dropdown menu.

3

3.

Scroll to the bottom of the page and click

ZKACCESS CLASSIC 3.5

to download

If you do not have software to extract compressed files, Scroll up on the same page to find

Winrar 32

or

Winrar 64

to

download

4.

Extract Files to a Setup Folder

5.

Open the setup folder and run

setup.exe

to install

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5


32

Installation

1

1.

Click

Next

until asked to choose a path for storing backup files

2 2

2

2.

Click

Browse

and

Make New Folder

, now click

OK

3.

Click

Next

and then

Install


3

Adding an Area

Before adding devices, it is required to add an area to manage devices. The system, by default, has set an area named

Area Name

and

Area ID [1]

.

33

2

1

1.

Click

Area

2.

Click

Add

3

4

5

6

3.

Input the Area Name,

4.

Area Code (Unique ID number up to 8 digit)

5.

Choose a Parent Area from the dropdown menu

6.

Click

OK


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Adding a Device

To add a standalone device:

1

2

1.

Click

Device

2.

Click

Add

3

4

5

6

7

3.

Input a Device Name

4.

For Access Control Panel Type, select [Standalone SDK Machine]

5.

Choose an Area

6.

Input the device’s IP Address

7.

Click

OK


To add an Access Control Panel:

1

1.

Click

Search Access Control Panels

, to show the Search interface, supports

Ethernet and RS485 search.

3

3

2.

Click

Search

, and it will prompt [Please wait……];

3.

Click the device you wish to add. Click

Add Device

4

4

4

22

5

4.

Input a device name, type, and area.

5.

Click

OK


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36

Creating a Time Zone

Time Zones are used to set when readers will be active, when doors will be open, and when specified users will have access to specified doors.

1

1.

Click

Access levels

>

Add

to enter Add access levels edit interface;

2

3

2.

Input a Time Zone Name

3.

Click and drag in each day’s frame to set up to three intervals per day or holiday


Creating an Access Level

Access levels means in a specific time period, which door or door combination can be opened through verification

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1

1

1.

Click

Access levels

>

Add

2

2

2

2.

Set the access level name, time zone, doors, and personnel that will have access.

3.

Click

OK

to complete setting and quit


38

Creating Departments/ Enrolling Personnel

Before managing Personnel it is required to describe the company’s departmental organization.

Creating Departmets

1

1

1.

Click

Department

>

Add

to create Departments.

2.

Input department name and department number. Choose parent department. Then click

OK

2

2

2

2

Enrolling Personnel

1

1

1.

Click

Personnel

>

Add

to show personnel profile edit interface


2

3

4

6

5

8

2.

Enter a Personnel Number. It cannot exceed 9 digits.

3.

Select a department from the pull-down menu

4.

(Optional) Enter a card number manually or using a card issuer.

5.

(Optional) Enter a password for readers with keypad

6.

(Optional) Click USB Sensor to enroll fingerprints.

7.

Select a finger and press on the sensor three times. When you see “Succeed in fingerprint registration” Click

OK

9

7

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9

8.

(Optional) Register employee as Administrator through [Terminal Management]

9.

Click the

Alternative Access Levels

tab choose the user’s Access Level. Click

OK


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Importing Personnel Data from Device

1.

Click

Device

. Choose a device to import personnel from.

Get Personnel Data From Device

to import from device

1

2

2.

Choose Personnel, Fingerprints, or Face Templates to download, click

Get


Exporting Personnel Data to Device

1

1.

To export personnel data to another device, go to

Access levels

>

Edit

2

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2.

Add the personnel and device to an access level. Click

OK

3

3.

Go to

Device

, choose a device to export the personnel to, and click

Sync All Data To Device

4.

Click

Synchronize

.

4


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Door Settings

1

1.

Click

Door Setting

, select the door to be modified, click

Edit

3

3

3

2

3

3

3

2.

Set the verification mode desired for the door.

3.

(Optional) Modify the Door’s name, active time zone, passage mode, sensor type, lock open duration, and duress settings.


Real Time Monitoring

Monitor the statuses and real-time events of doors under the access control panels in the system in real-time.

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1

1.

Click

Real-Time Monitoring

to view live events

2.

Right click on the door icon to remote open/close.

2

3.

Choose door open time or Enable Intraday Passage Mode

4.

Choose close door or Disable Intraday Passage Mode


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Exporting Reports

3

1

2

1.

Click

Reports

to access transaction logs

2.

Set filters to examine desired transactions, click

Search

3.

Click

Export

to export reports in XLS, PDF, or TXT file format


Passage Mode

The Passage Mode feature will keep a door unlocked during a specified time zone.

It will automatically unlock at the beginning of the time zone and will lock automatically at the end of the specified time zone.

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1

1.

Create a new Time Zone with the hours you want the door to be unlocked.

2

2.

In Door Settings, Click Edit to change door settings.

3

3.

Click the dropdown menu titled “Door Passage Mode Time Zone” and select your new time zone


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The First Card Normal Open feature will keep a door unlocked during a specified time zone when triggered by specified personnel. After a reader has been used by a specified personnel that day, the door will unlock automaticcally at the beginning of the time zone and lock again at the end of the specified time zone.

3

2

1.

Create a new time zone with the hours you want the door to be unlocked.

2.

Select the


Menu

3.

Click

Setting

4 6

4.

Click

Add Door

5.

Choose the door you want to set to normal open and the time frame it will be unlocked. Click OK

6.

Select the door and click

Add Personnel

7

7

8

7.

Select Personnel and use the arrow buttons to move them to the Selected personnel panel.

8.

Click

OK

Design and Specifications subject to change without notice. © 2015 ZKTeco and its subsidiaries.



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ZKAccess - a division of ZKTeco

Installation Guide F18 ZKAccess

Installation Guide

&

ZKAccess

Classic softwear 3.5

What’s in the Box

CONTENT

CLASSIC

Software Installation and Setup starts at page 30

Optional accessories

Safety Precautions

Product PIN Diagram

Product Dimension

Cables and Connectors

Mounting the reader on the Wall

Power Connection

Ethernet Connection

RS485 Connection

RS485 Connection

Lock Relay Connection

Wiegand Output Connection

Standalone Installation

Third Party Controller

How Does F18 Work

How to Place a Finger on Scanner

Troubleshooting

Electrical Specifications

Specifications

CLASSIC

Installation Guide

Contents

Downloading

Installation

Adding an Area

Adding a Device

To add a standalone device:

To add an Access Control Panel:

Creating a Time Zone

Creating an Access Level

Creating Departments/ Enrolling Personnel

Creating Departmets

Enrolling Personnel

Importing Personnel Data from Device

Exporting Personnel Data to Device

Door Settings

Real Time Monitoring

Exporting Reports

Passage Mode

First-Card Normal Open

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