Amano Nexus Lite ISC920-0-0-AC Series User Manual Download

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MODEL NUMBER:

ISC920-0-0-AC-XX
ISC921-5-0-AC-XX

EXUS

ITE

Amano Nexus Lite Controller

INSTALLATION MANUAL

SPECIFICATIONS

Working Environment

Plastic Housing

............................

Designed to work in an indoor (dry)
environment similar to IP40. The Controller is
not sealed against water.

Power

Input Voltage

................................

10 V DC to 30 V DC, polarity sensitive.

Power Requirements (ISC920)

Current (mA)

Power (W)

12 V DC with no peripherals
connected and relays off ........

0.90

24 V DC with no peripherals
connected and relays off ........

0.96

Power Requirements (ISC921)

12 V DC with no peripherals
connected and relays off ........

130

1.56

24 V DC with no peripherals
connected and relays off ........

1.44

Relay Power Requirements

........

An additional ~0.4 W per Relay in use.

Real Time Clock (RTC) Backup
Battery

Battery Type ...........................

1 x 3 V, CR2032, Lithium cell Battery.

Battery Life .............................

2 years with power OFF,
5 years with Power ON,
5 years storage with Battery Tab in place.

Controller Communication

Ethernet Port

................................

Standard Ethernet RJ45 connector.
10/100 Base T, half or full duplex.

Summary of Contents for Nexus Lite ISC920-0-0-AC Series

Page 1: ...connected and relays off 75 0 90 24 V DC with no peripherals connected and relays off 40 0 96 Power Requirements ISC921 12 V DC with no peripherals connected and relays off 130 1 56 24 V DC with no peripherals connected and relays off 60 1 44 Relay Power Requirements An additional 0 4 W per Relay in use Real Time Clock RTC Backup Battery Battery Type 1 x 3 V CR2032 Lithium cell Battery Battery Lif...

Page 2: ...Amano MDR Multi discipline Reader and Wiegand Readers The function is selectable via the DIP switches See Table 1 Power Output 12 V DC and 5 V DC selectable at maximum 200 mA Modes Supported Tag PIN code or Reason Code Electrical Interface TTL Full Duplex Communications Protocol Proprietary Protocol Relays Relay Output 2 Relays Form C each with NO COM and NC contacts Relay Contact Ratings 10 A at ...

Page 3: ...ith the Resistors are bypassed the Controller detects the resistance change raising an alarm Door Lock Type 2 Dry contact inputs Protection Range 15 V continuous General Frequency 125 kHz and 13 56 MHz Read Capability Slim Tags Omega Tags Mifare Standard Mifare Ultralite FeliCa Desfire HID iClass WriTag 128 and WriTag 2048 CAUTION The Nexus Lite System does not support the use of HID 1346 Proxkey ...

Page 4: ...ble with the Controller s accessories Find the following when unpacking the Amano Nexus Lite Controller Either an Amano Nexus Lite Controller with Web Interface ISC920 supplied in a Black ABS Plastic housing The housing consists of a Front Cover Assembly and a Mounting Plate The Front Cover and Mounting Plate are held together with two Combi Screws M4 x 10 mm at the bottom of the housing Or an Ama...

Page 5: ...ver that the Multi discipline Readers only connect using the 12 V power output option For maximum data communications distance install the Readers no further than 150 m 164 yd from the Controller The cable individual conductor cross sectional area should not be less than 0 2 mm 2 0 0003 in 2 Distance between Amano Units You can mount Nexus Lite Controllers ISC920 directly next to each other To avo...

Page 6: ...ab out of the Battery Holder 4 Apply power to the Controller Replacement NOTE Because of the delicacy of this procedure we recommend you contact your distributor before trying to replace the Battery Mounting the Nexus Lite Controller CAUTION Make certain that you mount the Controller on a vibration free surface NOTE You can mount the Nexus Lite Controller onto virtually any surface including metal...

Page 7: ... using standard Wiegand Readers can only support one of two options HID Tags only or any other Tag type that is Slim Tags Omega Tags Mifare Standard Mifare Ultralite FeliCa Desfire WriTag 128 and WriTag 2048 depending on the Reader For HID Tags only set the DIP switch to Wiegand Open Format and the Wiegand Reader to HID Raw Mode For any other Tag type set the DIP switch to Wiegand 26 bit 44 bit Fo...

Page 8: ...connected then Button 4 of the Amano QT Quad Transmitter reports Table 1 Reader 1 Select and Reader 2 Select DIP switch Settings Door Lock Select DIP switch Settings DIP switch Position Connections 0 No special lock control 1 Motor Lock 2 Pulse or Repeating Lock 3 Fail Safe or Fail Secure with Locked or Unlocked Status Solenoid Lock 4 Normal Lock no Lock or Unlock Sensors only Emergency Mode suppo...

Page 9: ...he number to be a tag code The Controller discards the previously read Tag for the current one and the Controller will still expect a PIN code If the Nexus Lite Controller expects a Reason Code and receives a number greater than 65535 then the Controller assumes the number to be a tag code The Controller discards the previously read Tag for the current one and the Controller will still expect a PI...

Page 10: ...ISC304 0 0 AC 04 November 2010 Page 10 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Key Component Positions Figure 3 Nexus Lite Controller Key Component Positions ...

Page 11: ... AC 04 November 2010 Page 11 Connecting the Nexus Lite Controller Figure 4 shows a typical electrical connection diagram for the Nexus Lite Controller Figure 4 Typical Nexus Lite Controller Electrical Connections ...

Page 12: ...ISC304 0 0 AC 04 November 2010 Page 12 Figure 5 Nexus Lite Controller connected to Wiegand Reader ...

Page 13: ...ISC304 0 0 AC 04 November 2010 Page 13 Figure 6 Nexus Lite Controller connected to the Amano RF ...

Page 14: ...ISC304 0 0 AC 04 November 2010 Page 14 Figure 7 Motor Lock Connection Details ...

Page 15: ...ISC304 0 0 AC 04 November 2010 Page 15 Figure 8 Solenoid Lock Connection Details ...

Page 16: ...ears the System Database on the next restart 1 Remove the Controller s Front Cover Assembly 2 With power applied to the Controller toggle switch 1 of the Door Lock Select DIP switch ON and then OFF 3 Complete the Action textbox by clicking the button and selecting from the following No Change maintains user settings Reset Admin Password restores the administrator password to factory default 12345 ...

Page 17: ...ve Terminals appear during the Software s Auto ID process MAC Address Figure 9 Sample MAC Address Label Each Nexus Lite Controller is supplied with a separate MAC Address Label much like the one shown in Figure 9 which uniquely identifies each Controller Attach the extra loose MAC Address Label alongside the Fixed Address Label to the Unit Location Chart enclosed or your sketched site plan IP Addr...

Page 18: ...ISC304 0 0 AC 04 November 2010 Page 18 Fixed Address Label Unique Location Description ...

Page 19: ...ISC304 0 0 AC 04 November 2010 Page 19 Fixed Address Label Unique Location Description ...

Page 20: ...ISC304 0 0 AC 04 November 2010 Page 20 Fixed Address Label Unique Location Description ...

Page 21: ...ion Chart GUARANTEE OR WARRANTY CAUTION We reserve the right to nullify the products guarantee or warranty where you have not properly installed the Metal oxide Varistors This product conforms to our Guarantee or Warranty details placed on our Web Site to read further please go to www amano com USER NOTES ...

Page 22: ...ISC304 0 0 AC 04 November 2010 Page 22 USER NOTES ...

Page 23: ...ISC304 0 0 AC 04 November 2010 Page 23 USER NOTES ...

Page 24: ...ters 140 Harrison Avenue Roseland NJ 07068 1239 800 526 2559 www amano com This manual is applicable to the Amano Nexus Lite Controller ISC920 0 0 AC 03 and ISC921 5 0 AC 03 The last two digits of the Amano stock code indicate the issue status of the product ISC304 0 0 AC 04 Issue 05 Nov 2010 Controller English Manuals LATEST ISSUE ANLite insm en 05 docx ...

Page 25: ...ds to perform a task Important points out important information Warning points out potential danger to you or the product Before You Begin Ensure you have access to the Nexus Lite Controller The Nexus Lite Controller Touch Screen model also provides access to the Web Interface To access the Web Interface using this model ensure you lock the screen and have an active Ethernet connection using a sta...

Page 26: ...mplete the process If during this process you notice calibration problems refer to the section Touch Screen Calibration on page 23 Auto ID For population of tables and identification of Terminals connected on the Terminal Bus perform an Auto ID as follows 1 From the Main Menu select System Auto ID 2 At the Run Auto ID prompt click the button 3 Review the Auto ID results and then click the button U...

Page 27: ...natively the All option 3 Click the button 4 Edit the Door Name textbox by clicking the button use the multi tap keypad provided 5 Click the button 6 Add the Door to the Anti passback APB Zone by selecting the Add to APB Zone checkbox 7 Select the Disable Door checkbox if required 8 Click the button 9 Edit the Entry Reader textbox by clicking the button Make your selection from the list of display...

Page 28: ...the Reader as long as the Door is open also there is no alarm for Doors forced open Used to disable the reader while the Door remains open Terminate Strike deactivates the relay if the Door is opened and closed or forced Use this feature where the lock must re engage once the Door is closed 8 Click the button 9 Complete the Open Duration in seconds textbox by clicking the button use the keypad pro...

Page 29: ...on the similarity of the steps involved in Exit Settings refer to the Entry Settings section page 3 for more information Door Mode Pattern Configuration 1 Click the button 2 Make your selection from the list of available Access Days Sunday to Saturday or Holidays 3 Click the button 4 Complete the Pattern Mode textbox by clicking the button and selecting from the following Tag Only requires present...

Page 30: ...ir Tag and remains open In this Mode the Reader s LED flashes Green Open Now the Door opens at specified time A Tag is not required to open the Door In this Mode the Reader s LED is steady Green Locked the Door is locked and cannot be overridden with any Tag In this Mode the Reader s LED flashes Red 5 Click the button 6 Set the Start and End Time by clicking the alongside the respective textbox 7 ...

Page 31: ...one from the displayed list 10 Click the button 11 Click the button 12 Click the button to return to the Door Settings Menu Return to the System Settings Menu by clicking the button Access Group Setup The Default Access Group allows ALL Tagholders assigned to the Group access to ALL Doors at ALL times Therefore create Access Groups to restrict or allow access as required Add an Access Group 1 From...

Page 32: ...dit an Access Group 1 From the Main Menu select System Groups Edit 2 Based on the similarity of the steps involved in Editing an Access Group refer to Add an Access Group page 7 for more information Return to the System Settings Menu by clicking the button Holidays Setup Add a Holiday 1 From the Main Menu select System Holidays Add 2 Enter a suitable name in the Holiday Name textbox by clicking th...

Page 33: ... Holiday refer to the section Add a Holiday page 8 for more information Return to the System Settings Menu by clicking the button Reason Code Setup The Nexus Lite System allows for storage of a maximum of 10 Reason Codes letting you assign any number between 1 and 99 to your Reason Code This feature allows you to keep legacy Reason Codes and avoid retraining employees 1 From the Main Menu select S...

Page 34: ...ng the buttons 4 Select the Day using the buttons 5 Click the button 6 Set the Current Time by clicking the button 7 Select the Hours and Minutes using the buttons 8 Click the button 9 Click the button 10 Set the Daylight Savings Start and End Date by clicking the button 11 Click the button 12 Set the Daylight Savings Switch Time by clicking the button 13 Select the Hours and Minutes using the but...

Page 35: ...iegand Readers connected to the Nexus Lite Controller iTRT Platform can only support one of two options HID Tags only set the DIP switch to Wiegand Open Format or any other Tag type that is Slim Tags Omega Tags Mifare Standard Mifare Ultralite FeliCa Desfire WriTag 128 and WriTag 2048 Set the DIP switch to Wiegand 26 bit 44 bit For more information refer to the Nexus Lite Controller iTRT Platform ...

Page 36: ...extbox Your Personal Access Code may range from between 1 to 9999 3 Click the button 4 Edit the Last Name textbox by clicking the button use the multi tap keypad provided 5 Click the button 6 If necessary edit the Tag Code textbox by clicking the button 7 Click the button 8 Click the button Add Tagholder Tagholder Information 1 From the Main Menu select Tagholders Add 2 Complete the First and Last...

Page 37: ...ck one of the buttons 2 Click the button alongside the Tag Code textbox 3 Present a Tag to the Nexus Lite Controller Alternatively enter a Personal Access Code PAC by clicking the button alongside the Tag Code PAC textbox Your Personal Access Code may range from between 1 to 9999 4 Click the button 5 Complete the Access Group textbox by clicking the button and making your selection 6 Click the but...

Page 38: ...er using the buttons Click the button alongside the Find textbox this lets you enter non case sensitive search criteria to find the Tagholder for deletion Alternatively click the button and present a Tag to the Nexus Lite Controller the associated Tagholder is then selected ready for deletion 3 Click the button 4 Delete a Tagholder and all the Tagholder s associated Tags by clicking the button Alt...

Page 39: ...r more information Template Setup Create a template for Tagholder enrollment as follows 1 From the Main Menu select Tagholders Template 2 Complete the First and Last Name Prefix textboxes used with Batch Enrollment by clicking the button use the multi tap keypad provided 3 Click the button 4 Click the button 5 Complete the Access Level textbox by clicking the button and selecting from the followin...

Page 40: ...the Custom Field Default textbox and enter custom information using the multi tap keypad provided 13 Click the button 14 Click the button 15 Complete the Start and End Date requirements using the associated buttons 16 Select the Month using the buttons 17 Select the Day using the buttons Where a Start or End Date doesn t apply select the n a option from the calendar 18 Click the button 19 Click th...

Page 41: ...t provides access data for the selected Tagholder over a specified date range Status this Report displays all the status transactions from Controllers and Terminals on a selected date Audit this Report provides a list of Tags added edited or deleted over a specified date range Hours Worked this Report calculates hours worked from the IN and OUT Transactions of the Anti passback APB Zone 2 Click th...

Page 42: ...button 6 Select the Month using the buttons 7 Select the Day using the buttons 8 Click the button 9 Click the button Delete Reports Deleting a Report deletes all the associated transactions 1 From the Main Menu select Reports Delete Selected Report Replace the term Selected Report with either Access or Status Report 1 Set the Start and End Date by clicking the button 2 Select the Month using the b...

Page 43: ... provided 3 Click the button 4 Complete the Door Mode textbox by clicking the button and selecting from the following Emergency Open opens all Doors immediately Lock Down locks all Doors immediately Normal Doors operate as set up 5 Click the button 6 Select the Enable Off line Validation checkbox if required This allows Terminals connected to the Controller to make certain access control decisions...

Page 44: ...ckbox if required 11 The Display TFT Transactions checkbox is selected by default de select the checkbox to prevent transactions appearing on the Controller s screen as they occur on site 12 Click the button Communications From the Main Menu select Advanced Comms UDP Output The UDP Output feature sends events generated in the Nexus Lite System to a third party application Configure this feature as...

Page 45: ... using the buttons select a unit Fixed Address for replacement from the displayed list 3 Click the button 4 Complete the With textbox referring to the Fixed Address of the replacement unit by clicking the button use the multi tap keypad provided 5 Click the button 6 Click the button After replacing the unit populate the tables and identify the Terminals connected on the Terminal Bus by performing ...

Page 46: ...is 80 and the default Application Port Number is 10005 Only change these if they clash with other devices or services on your network 9 Complete the Web Browser Port textbox by clicking the button use the keypad provided 10 Click the button 11 Complete the Application Port textbox by clicking the button use the keypad provided 12 Click the button 13 Click the button 14 When prompted to re start th...

Page 47: ... the button Restart 1 From the Main Menu select Advanced Restart 2 At the confirmation message click the button Touch Screen Calibration 1 From the Main Menu select Advanced Calibrate 2 At the confirmation message click the button 3 Tap the centre of the displayed circle as requested Return to the Main Menu by clicking the button ...

Page 48: ...lied to the Controller toggle switch 1 of the Door Lock Select DIP switch ON and then OFF Refer to your Nexus Lite Controller s Hardware Installation Manual for location of the DIP switch 2 Complete the Action textbox by clicking the button and selecting from the following No Change maintains user settings Reset Admin Password restores the administrator password to factory default 12345 without re...

Page 49: ...xample an anti tamper on the System To view the event and clear the button continue as follows 1 Click the button 2 If necessary enter the administrator password 3 Click the button 4 Using the and buttons scroll thorough the events 5 Click the button to clear the events and return to the Reports menu Return to the Main Menu by clicking the button ...

Page 50: ...b based User Interface User Manual ISC306 0 0 AC XX Amano Nexus Lite Controller Installation Manual ISC304 0 0 AC XX Amano Nexus Lite Firmware Upgrade Utility User Manual ISC307 0 0 AC XX Download the Amano Nexus Lite Firmware Upgrade Utility from the following URL www amano com access downloads Nexus Lite nexuslitefirm exe User Notes ...

Page 51: ...ISC305 0 0 AC 02 October 2010 Page 27 User Notes ...

Page 52: ...porate Headquarters 140 Harrison Avenue Roseland NJ 07068 1239 800 526 2559 www amano com This manual is applicable to the Nexus Lite Touch Screen Interface V 2 10 The last two digits of the Amano stock code indicate the issue status of the product ISC305 0 0 AC 02 Issue 03 Oct 2010 20 Software Amano USA LATEST ISSUE NexTFT swm en 03 docx ...

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