manualshive.com logo in svg

Datafox Evo 4.6 FleKey, Manual

Share
Download
Datafox Evo 4.6 FleKey Manual Download Page 6

 

Manual Datafox Evo 4.6 FleKey 

PageVI 

    Date: 14.09.2021  V 04.03.17.XX 

5.8.4.

 

Access control with EVO Intera Reader ..................................................................... 87

 

5.8.4.1.

 

Connecting of the EVO Intera reader examples ......................................................... 90

 

5.8.4.2.

 

Connecting of KYO Oneloc as a door opener with one Intera .................................... 91

 

5.8.4.3.

 

Connecting of KYO Oneloc as a door opener with two Intera .................................... 94

 

5.8.4.4.

 

Wiring of KYO Oneloc as a door opener with two Intera ............................................ 96

 

5.8.5.

 

Access control II with PHG-Modules .......................................................................... 97

 

5.8.5.1.

 

Connecting of PHG-reader ........................................................................................ 99

 

5.8.5.2.

 

Configuration ........................................................................................................... 106

 

5.8.6.

 

Access control II with EVO Agera ............................................................................ 108

 

5.8.6.1.

 

Display and operation .............................................................................................. 108

 

5.8.6.2.

 

Display for state of access control ........................................................................... 109

 

5.8.6.3.

 

Display the number keypad ..................................................................................... 109

 

5.8.6.4.

 

Error message ......................................................................................................... 109

 

5.8.6.5.

 

Bios-menu ............................................................................................................... 110

 

5.8.6.6.

 

General configuration .............................................................................................. 110

 

5.8.6.7.

 

Display configuration ............................................................................................... 111

 

5.8.6.8.

 

Bus configuration ..................................................................................................... 111

 

5.8.6.9.

 

Setting the bus address of the reader for RS485 bus ............................................... 111

 

5.8.6.10.

 

Activate the termination resistor of the bus .............................................................. 111

 

5.8.7.

 

Instructions for the electrician for installing the access control system ..................... 112

 

5.8.7.1.

 

Star-shaped bus wiring ............................................................................................ 112

 

5.8.8.

 

Calculation for the power supply of Access modules ............................................... 114

 

5.8.9.

 

Cable length and cable cross section for access wiring ........................................... 115

 

5.8.10.

 

Online functions for the access control .................................................................... 116

 

5.8.10.1.

 

Online via http-protocol ............................................................................................ 116

 

5.8.10.2.

 

Online via DLL connection ....................................................................................... 119

 

5.8.11.

 

Function extention for access control II .................................................................... 120

 

5.8.11.1.

 

General description .................................................................................................. 120

 

5.8.11.2.

 

Examples ................................................................................................................. 121

 

5.8.11.3.

 

Description of the table „Action2" ............................................................................. 125

 

5.8.11.4.

 

Additional functions for Access Control .................................................................... 126

 

5.8.11.5.

 

List Presence ........................................................................................................... 127

 

5.8.12.

 

Automatic relay release upon opening of the door ................................................... 128

 

5.8.12.1.

 

Supervised doors ..................................................................................................... 128

 

5.8.12.2.

 

Configuration ........................................................................................................... 129

 

5.8.12.3.

 

Requirements for the ReaderProps entry ................................................................. 129

 

5.8.12.4.

 

Logical conditions implemented by the access controller ......................................... 129

 

5.8.12.5.

 

Special case: Relays operated by time model .......................................................... 130

 

5.8.12.6.

 

Configuration sample ............................................................................................... 130

 

5.8.12.7.

 

Access control lists .................................................................................................. 130

 

5.8.12.8.

 

Additional lists .......................................................................................................... 131

 

5.9.

 

RFID Reader ........................................................................................................... 132

 

5.10.

 

Data on Card .......................................................................................................... 133

 

5.10.1.

 

General infomations ................................................................................................. 133

 

5.10.2.

 

Settings for using DataOnCard ................................................................................ 134

 

5.10.3.

 

DataOnCard on the access control reader ............................................................... 138

 

5.10.4.

 

DataOnCard and a access control reader - wiring.................................................... 139

 

5.11.

 

Barcode Reader ..................................................................................................... 140

 

5.12.

 

Fingerscanner optical sensor ............................................................................... 141

 

5.12.1.

 

Menu Page - Check Finger ...................................................................................... 142

 

5.12.2.

 

Menu page - "Teach in" fingerprints ......................................................................... 142

 

5.12.3.

 

"Training" menu page .............................................................................................. 143

 

5.12.4.

 

Menu page - Delete ................................................................................................. 144

 

5.12.5.

 

Menu page - "Exit .................................................................................................... 144

 

5.13.

 

Finger scanner Line Sensor .................................................................................. 148

 

5.13.1.

 

Operation Finger Scanner ........................................................................................ 148

 

Summary of Contents for Evo 4.6 FleKey

Page 1: ...Manual Datafox Evo 4 6 FleKey Flexible data collection with method ...

Page 2: ...lation reprint or copy of the whole document or parts of it require written con sent of Datafox GmbH The assertion of all rights in this respect is reserved to Datafox GmbH especially in case of the grant of a patent The handover of this documentation does not establish a claim to the license or the use of the soft and hardware Copies of the floppy disks and CDs may only be made for the purpose of...

Page 3: ...mbinations no support can be offered Firmware StudioIV and DLL validity Firmware 4 03 17 xx Studio and DLL 4 03 17 xx The DatafoxStudioIV is backward compatible This means that you can configure a device with a newer DatafoxStudioIV also older firmware the device only supports the natural functions that are implemented in the older firmware version Ie relevant to the functions that are possible is...

Page 4: ...chive dfz 12 4 4 2 Datafox Devices and Device Firmware 12 4 4 3 Device Firmware and Device Setup 13 4 4 4 Device Firmware and Communications DLL 13 4 4 5 Communications DLL and DatafoxStudioIV 13 4 4 6 DatafoxStudioIV and Device Setup 13 4 4 7 Update Downgrade 14 5 Device 15 5 1 Commissioning 15 5 2 Guideline for Commissioning 16 5 2 1 Set up of the device 16 5 2 2 Installation of the Device 16 5 ...

Page 5: ... device 49 5 6 3 3 Read out important module information from the device 51 5 6 3 4 Connection of the individual modules 53 5 6 3 5 Analog inputs 4 times analog IN 53 5 6 3 6 2 times digital out 54 5 6 3 7 1 time digital Out 1x digital IN 54 5 6 3 8 4 times digital IN 54 5 6 3 9 RS 485 bus for access control 55 5 7 Communication of Hardware V4 Devices 56 5 7 1 Communication via USB 56 5 7 1 1 Auto...

Page 6: ...d cable cross section for access wiring 115 5 8 10 Online functions for the access control 116 5 8 10 1 Online via http protocol 116 5 8 10 2 Online via DLL connection 119 5 8 11 Function extention for access control II 120 5 8 11 1 General description 120 5 8 11 2 Examples 121 5 8 11 3 Description of the table Action2 125 5 8 11 4 Additional functions for Access Control 126 5 8 11 5 List Presence...

Page 7: ...ges 162 5 14 7 Additional information 163 5 14 7 1 Startup time of the camera module 163 5 14 7 2 Recommendation for placing the field function in the setup 163 5 14 7 3 Availability of camera images 163 5 14 7 4 Status information on the camera 164 5 14 8 Camera frame rates 165 5 15 Signature function EVO 4 3 only 166 5 15 1 Configuration using the Datafox Studio IV 166 5 15 2 Integration into th...

Page 8: ...f Persons with heart pacemakers When using the device maintain a distance of at least 20 cm between the heart pacemaker and the device in order to avoid possible interferences Turn the device off immediately if interferences are assumed Protection class Observe the technical data of the respective device In case of laser devices of class 2 the eye is protected by the blink reflex and or turning re...

Page 9: ...ns a change history as well as a general part with safety information the intro duction and information concerning system requirements and system structure The general part is followed by the main part of the manual It contains the chapter Product Descrip tion Device In this chapter device specific components are described as well as the device s func tions The final part of the manual provides te...

Page 10: ... slightly The Datafox device has been developed for the purpose of creating a flexible and easily inte grated terminal for data recording serving for a great variety of applications The device is robust and easy to use Due to the PC setup program the device is quickly and easily configured for its application field so that you save time Numerous optional features such as bar code reader transponde...

Page 11: ...ckly and can make your setup even more efficient through useful advices so that the input at the device can be performed quickly and securely Note Due to DatafoxStudioIV Datafox devices offer many functions and combinations of functions not all of which can be tested in the case of updates This applies espe cially to setups defined by you as customer Before updating your device please en sure by t...

Page 12: ...ce in accordance with EN 60950 1 Connection voltage of the MasterIV devices 12 to 24 volts DC If the devices run with rechargeable batteries note the instructions in chapter Rechargeable Bat tery Caution In the event of non compliance with these instructions the device or the battery if any can be damaged or destroyed In order to ensure maximum battery life it is recommended to recharge the batter...

Page 13: ...blem Should additional conditions beyond the normal weather cause the water to come from below the terminals can be sealed to the wall when mounting For the EVO terminals it is advisable to mount the units on the heel of the front shell This would sink the entire back of the device with the connections and in the inaccessible area In order to allow such mounting a mounting surface must be provided...

Page 14: ... We recommend if you use the devices outside then let it running permanently Both in terms of temperature as well as condensation it is recommended to not switch off devices which are used outdoors 3 6 Repair Except for the battery replacement in mobile devices Datafox devices are maintenance free and must only be opened by authorized professionals In case of defects please contact your dealer or ...

Page 15: ...if batteries are replaced improperly Dispose used batteries according to the instructions 3 8 Further Notices Do not expose the device to strong magnetic fields especially during operation Operate the slots and connections of the device only with the appropriate intended equipment Ensure that the device is secured during transport For reasons of safety do not use the device while driving a vehicle...

Page 16: ...the European Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment which came into force on February 13 2003 and was translated into the legislation of the Federal Republic of Germany on August 18 2005 Do not dispose the device in domestic waste As the user it lies within your responsibility to dispose electrical and electronic equipment via the designated collection facilities The correct dispos...

Page 17: ...o Cable see the chapter connection USB RS485 a transmission path in accordance with the EIA 485 standard see Connection RS485 GSM GPRS a distortion free mobile connection see Connection GSM WLAN WiFi a distortion free channel to an access point 802 11 b g within reach see Connection WLAN at least one standard Ethernet cable no cross over see Connection TCP HTTP internet via LAN TCP IP connection w...

Page 18: ...he device has a Goldcap capacitor for buffering the time This ensures that the watch continues to run correctly for up to one week if the power supply is in terrupted In other devices such as EVO 4 3 or PZE Master V4 a buffer battery is installed in addition to the capacitor With this the watch retains its value for approx 4 years The exact equipment can be found in the last chapter Technical Data...

Page 19: ...ith every stand ard ZIP program Via the entry Open With in the context menu you can select an appropriate pro gram for opening the file If necessary you can call up a program combined with this file format to open the file by renaming the file from DFZ to ZIP In the archive you find a file named Inhalt pdf it contains information which file hex of the ar chive matches your device Extract the desir...

Page 20: ...therwise you will receive an error message e g function not supported which has to be analyzed 4 4 5 Communications DLL and DatafoxStudioIV Note The DatafoxStudioIV and the communication DLL are developed and released as a bundle Therefore they have to be used as a bundle A newer version of DatafoxStudioIV does not work with an older DLL 4 4 6 DatafoxStudioIV and Device Setup With the DatafoxStudi...

Page 21: ...must be observed For example when changing from Version 04 00 xx to version 04 01 xx at least version 04 00 23 769 or higher must be present in order to run the update to version 04 01 xx successfully Firmware Downgrade A firmware downgrade is not recommended We are constantly working towards improving the software firmware all functionalities are still in cluded in new versions New software alway...

Page 22: ...ransfer only after a change of the list data but not cyclically Keep in mind the message FlashService in the display of the device It means that the live time of the flash memory according to the manufacturer instruction will be reached soon Then the device has to be sent to Datafox for service 5 1 Commissioning On delivery the device is fully functional and configured with a demo setup so that yo...

Page 23: ... the Device Installing the device at the intended location Establishing connections for o Power o Communication USB TCP IP TCP IP wLAN Wi Fi GPRS RS485 o Digital input o Digital output o Analog inputs o Access control Finishing installation of the device Setting for man communication 5 2 3 Troubleshooting during Commissioning Please see the FAQ on our website http www datafox de faq de html Tips o...

Page 24: ...e than with an EVO 4 3 Touch area Configuration is device dependent depending on the order See next chapter Configuration Touch Data 4 6 When displaying lists or submenus this touchpad is selected Scroll up and down If arrow keys on the lower part of the touch are stored these must be used to select in the list Reading area of the transponder with background lighting in RGB col ors See chapter Swi...

Page 25: ...duced at Datafox Now you can scroll through the display by Wipe This functionality is available here scroll in Bios menu List display menu display scrolling Turning pages in main menu submenu 5 3 2 1 Display setup and bios of the Evo 4 6 5 3 2 2 Structure display Normal display Number of records Texts according to Setup Communication status of the main communication Number of main menus 3 Flip by ...

Page 26: ... the provider Mobile modem is switched on connection to the provider exists o Mobilfunk BG 96 und EG 95 status display e g 33 See Status messages on the display Mobile modem is off X Mobile modem is on but no connection to the provider Mobile modem is on edge connection to the provider Mobile modem is on 3G connection to the provider Mobile modem is on LTE connection to the provider Display on the...

Page 27: ... in the Bios menu The bios menu is accessed by pressing the buttons at the same time ESC and Enter If in the Setup configured a password you can edit enter here 1 display in the bios menu Menu general information To flip the page use the arrow keys Here you can test to read the badge For selection just tap ...

Page 28: ...formation about the RFID reader and you can programming badges in this menu If set the communication on TCP IP and DHCP see you here the IP address Here you can reboot the device Setting for date and time Setting to use a USB Memory stick for data transfer Layout Here you can see the defined keys on the touchscreen such as numbers or ESC function keys See the chapter Touch configuration and displa...

Page 29: ...nment for the touch You will see the entire touch area on the right and the x y coordinates on the left You can leave the menu if you touch with 2 fingers on the same time with 5 cm distance between Layout Here you can see the defined keys on the touchscreen such as numbers or ESC function keys See the chapter Touch configuration and display design If the layout does not match exactly with the but...

Page 30: ... XX Menu User Settings Display Layout Siehe Displaybild umschalten Show large Icons yes Show large Icons no headline 1 and 2 kombination no headline 1 and 2 kombination yes Display Layout Hier kann das Layout umgestellt werden Große Icons bei Eingaben ein ausblenden ...

Page 31: ...re see you the current used communication this is only used by active connections If this setting on yes the device is not reachable With this setting use the device the communication to a web server If this setting on yes the is the device not reachable Here can you change the TCP IP parameters e g IP address port and more ...

Page 32: ...ress Tap with the finger on the posi tion were you need the cursor MAC Address starts by the Datafox devices ever with E4 F7 activate DHCP automatic IP address assignment Current ip adress When you use DHCP then you can not set the IP adress manually Here you can set the netmask Gateway This setting are necessary if send the device data in another network IP Port setting ...

Page 33: ...the connection of a setup without bios password you will have access to the bios of the device Step 1 See the dialog with the DatafoStudioIV and press Bootloader enable Step 2 Connect the device on USB PC and restart Step 3 See you the message Bootloader was successfully activated then it is possible to transfer a new firmware to the device 5 3 2 5 device reboot In the menu User settings it is pos...

Page 34: ...ution Line Style This display layout serves to continue to use the known from the PZE Master IV operating concept Also if PZE Master and EVO 4 3 are used in paral lel In this case the user does not need to get used to another operating concept Newly revised display layout for better ease of use and better clar ity You can choose between this two designs in the menu user settings display signals Di...

Page 35: ...3 2 7 Create a new display design Examples for the display design To create an individual design you need the DatafoxStudioIV minimum version 04 03 06 XX You find in the DatafoxStudioIV un der Configuration Display Desinger the point to create an individual display design ...

Page 36: ...o an in put sequence and the desired function will not be available Activating start options Press ENTER key during booting Opening device BIOS menu press ESC ENTER in sequence and hold Navigation in lists downward arrow or upward arrow Touch or slide with the finger over the display Assume a chosen list entry ENTER button Abort an action ESC button Jump in the main menu ESC button ...

Page 37: ... possible to switch between DHCP and static IP address and to adjust the port In addition there is the option to define a configuration as the default This is selected if the automatic selection of the configuration is switched off Attention This function is only supported on EVO 2 8 Pure 3 5 Pure 3 5 Universal and 4 3 If changes have been made you will be asked whether they should be saved when y...

Page 38: ...e automatic configuration selection needs to be switched off New Connection When this menu item is selected a network scan is carried out Afterwards one of the net works can be selected from the list A key is then entered Figure 4 An attempt is then made to establish a connection with the network The result of the connection is displayed on the screen figure 5 If a connection could be established ...

Page 39: ...nfigurations currently in use is indicated in Saved networks By se lecting the item Reset configurations all configurations can be deleted The configurations then cor respond to a new still unfilled LAN and WLAN configuration More information on the current com munication parameters can be found in the user settings Keyboard Entry Note The input of the SSID and the key are limited to 32 characters...

Page 40: ...nnot be a completely free design but things like headlines menu structures and footers have to be guaran teed The aim of the display designer is to enable the feasible settings with minimal effort Wir freuen uns auf viele Anwender und empfehlen Create an individual Display Design for your Company Example picture for EVO 4 3 and 4 6 FlexKey Example picture for EVO 2 8 3 5 Example picture for PZE AE...

Page 41: ...3 3 1 Color Setting for the Display 5 3 3 2 Default Setting Function Key s are not displayed in the default setting The device is delivery in the de fault PZE design This design is also set as de fault when you first create a new theme in Display Designer Example Picture ...

Page 42: ...umber of buttons displayed in the display can be adjusted 5 3 3 3 Display function buttons on the EVO 4 3 4 6 2 8 3 5 display Example 5 3 3 4 Upload images for function buttons of EVO 4 3 4 6 2 8 3 5 Sample picture for the key fig ures Under this menu item Key settings you can import the image file for each function key ...

Page 43: ...s shown on the display of the terminal If you want to set your own pictures for these messages they have to be set and transmitted once The file names must follow name restrictions as followed filename Data storage successful save_ok bmp filename Data storage almost full save_warning bmp filename Data store full Notify admin save_error bmp Terminals with a fingerprint area sensor have a separate m...

Page 44: ...V Basic AE MasterIV EVO 4 6 EVO 4 3 EVO 3 5 Pure EVO 3 5 Universal EVO 2 8 Pure 5 3 3 8 Image display in the main menu In the main menu of the terminal you can now choose a graphic instead of the big clock global variables etc This can include information such as the appointment for the next company party or the current canteen meal plan File name main bmp Note To activate the graphic it is suffic...

Page 45: ...tions width up to 480 pixels height up to 453 pixels filename touch_buttons bmp Note After the graphic has been transferred to the device it is displayed immediately This also applies when replacing an existing keyboard graphic The associated touch file can be created as usual in the DatafoxStudioIV for the respective key board layout See chapter Configuration of touch data This can be selected di...

Page 46: ...e en tered in the following form in the name of the field query img images bmp Here you must replace images bmp with the name of the images Ex rfid bmp Caution Since a maximum of 16 characters can be entered for the name of the field query and the label for an image must begin with img the actual image name may consist of a maximum of eleven characters Caution With the PZE and AE MasterIV devices ...

Page 47: ...ow message The number of images to be loaded can be individually set All the pictures linked here are also transferred to the terminal If these are not referenced in an input field the images are not displayed either In this case note that the available storage space in the terminal is thereby reduced ...

Page 48: ...3 11 Design examples in the designer With the installation of the DatafoxStudioIV you get several design examples for the devices Click on the Design Examples button to open them Datafox gradually extends the examples If you have any suggestions or wishes please let us know ...

Page 49: ...in the position to do access control but also to give information by the help of a photo gallery This could be e g the next company trip information or just a presentation of your company You can set the foreground and background colours and the display time for each image Right mouse click over the respective image allows easy changing of the configuration ...

Page 50: ...pond to the color perception of the user Please adjust the colors to your needs Help for the mixed colour colour part of red part green part blue part white yellow 255 100 0 turquoise 0 255 255 orange 255 35 0 pink 217 0 108 red 255 0 0 green 0 255 0 blue 0 0 255 white 0 0 0 255 Possibilities to switch the backlight Time Permanently the lighting is switched immediately according to the colour sett...

Page 51: ...er The distinction between valid or invalid is determined by a selection from a personnel list If the number of the ID card is not found in the list the list box is ended with an ESC That the colour of the lighting can be controlled depending on the result List selection found no entry then switch the backlight to Result ESC The selection found an entry then switch the backlight to Result OK ...

Page 52: ...eight of the Evo 4 3 4 6 Fixed screw The terminal is mounted at the top On the down site can you fixed the terminal with a screw The attachment points are compatible to the PZE Ma ser Torx T8 Attachment for cable ties for strain relief 1 20m to 1 40 m Depending on the size of the person a Installation height from 1 20 to 1 40 m recom mended If the device is equipped with a finger scanner you shoul...

Page 53: ...found here https www datafox de downloads evo line 43 de html file files Datafox_Devices Downloads_Module_Zubehoer 230_Mon tage 115001 20EVO 204 3 20Bohrschablone pdf Table stand https www datafox de downloads evo line 43 de html file files Datafox_Devices Downloads_Module_Zubehoer 230_Mon tage 11x081 20EVO 20Tischstaender 20BG 20 2B 20Geraete pdf ...

Page 54: ... 485 for access control 3 B RS 485 for access control 4 12 V Digital IO 4x digi IN M3 1 1 digital input 2 2 digital input 3 3 digital input 4 4 digital input 5 ground RS485 for main communi cation Connecting derectly to an PC M2 1 ground 2 A RS 485 for main communication 3 B RS 485 for main communication 4 not connected digital IO 1x digi IN 1x digi OUT M5 4 5 1 3 1 digital input 1 digital output ...

Page 55: ...h a supply voltage of 24 V DC The power supply 5 6 2 2 Power via POE An option for the power is a POE module Art Nr 115117 This POE module supports 2 standards PoE Standard power useable power PoE IEEE 802 3af 15 4 Watt 12 95 Watt PoE IEEE 802 3at 25 4 Watt 21 90 Watt If power is supplied via POE an external access reader can also be supplied via the access control plug Reverse polarity protected ...

Page 56: ... modules modul description Required module slots Description in the BIOS Menu and Module mumber Max possible number of mod ule items No for the plug overprint Colour RS 232 mini DIN Barcode 1 032 Serial port mini DIN 1 RS 485 access control 1 014 RS485 12V Supply 4 A310000 4 01 RS 485 main communication 1 035 RS 485 Com Port 1 A310000 4 01 GPRS Mobile Cell phone net work 2 Mobile MC 55i 1 TCP IP 1...

Page 57: ...ss the num ber and order of the inputs and outputs E g Type label of an IO Box V4 Example 1 Module place M1 Digital Input 1 to 4 Module Number 006 digital input Example 2 Module slot M4 Analog Input 5 to 8 Module Number 008 analog Input You can see here in the IO Box 8 module places are usable This can be individually fitted Exceptions Module place 8 only here TCP is possible RS 485 for access con...

Page 58: ... 4 6 FleKey Page 51 Date 14 09 2021 V 04 03 17 XX 5 6 3 3 Read out important module information from the device Click on Configuration Device Configuration BIOS Then click on Status thereafter Click Read 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ...

Page 59: ...efined in the setup are displayed here with their status a 00000000 Digital inputs defined in the setup b 0 Input on LOW logical 0 c 1 Input on HIGH logical 1 4 If digital inputs are defined in the setup as counter the current count value is displayed here 5 Status of the digital outputs Output 1 is continuous here from left to right 6 Analog inputs from left to right with respective currently app...

Page 60: ... 5 Analog inputs 4 times analog IN Socket on the device 1 2 3 4 5 The plug can be inserted only in one direc tion and is therefore protected against re verse polarity plug 1 2 3 4 5 To loosen the cable use a small screw driver Solid wires can be loosened by twisting back and forth on the wire and plug 0 10 V signal 4 0 10 V signal 3 0 10 V signal 2 0 10 V signal 1 common ground GND Ground ...

Page 61: ...ut 1x digital IN Connection example Connection of a signal light and a door contact 5 6 3 8 4 times digital IN Connectiom example Connection of 4 contacts max 30V AC DC 2A 60W max 30V AC DC 2A 60W e g Door contact max 30V 0 1 5 V Input logical 0 3 5 V 30 V Input logical 1 Galvanically isolated up to 250Hz e g 4x digital in max 30V 0 1 5 V Input logical 0 3 5 V 30 V Input logical 1 Galvanically iso...

Page 62: ...Manual Datafox Evo 4 6 FleKey Page 55 Date 14 09 2021 V 04 03 17 XX 5 6 3 9 RS 485 bus for access control ...

Page 63: ...on 04 02 04 and up with the function Switch communication 3 from the Firmware version 04 02 04 upwards with the field function switch communication Read more in the manual for the DatafoxStudioIV Possible communication types are 1 USB on PC 2 USB Host Save data on a USB stickGPRS connection with mobile cell network 5 7 1 Communication via USB Every EVO Line Device is equipped with an USB interface...

Page 64: ...ation to USB manually It s especially useful for boxed devices This will save much time in the parameterizing process Note If the device is connected to a PC no other connections for example Wi Fi will happen If the USB cable is disconnected it will automatically switch to the configured main com munication DatafoxStudioIV will recognize the device and a notification will pop up The studio will ge...

Page 65: ...ion for Windows 7 8 8 1 and 10 The USB Driver is a small installer which will do the necessary configuration Just launch the exe file Follow the instructions on the screen Caution Only use the driver which are delivered with the device Note If you have DatafoxStudioIV installed the USB driver will already be installed on your PC ...

Page 66: ...n menu under the point Configuration Configure USB flash drive More description you find in the manual DatafoxStudioIV Note We recommend to use a password for the communication with the USB stick Caution The USB cable to the PC must not be connected if you want to use the stick on the de vice Caution Lists of access control can be transferred individually operation lists must always be transmitted...

Page 67: ...tick 6 Error by the list directory 7 Error to create a data directory 8 Error handle 9 Error to open a file 10 Error not find the path 11 Error the file is already open 12 Error to open a file 13 Error by closing the file 14 Error by closing the file false handle 15 Error by checking the handle 16 Error by checking the handle the file is not open 17 Error write protect 18 Error by the record struc...

Page 68: ...have the possibility to edit the file load it into the Datafox device upload or read it from the device download When reading the WLAN setting from the device the currently specified file is overwritten In the General tab first of all you can set the main communication with which the device is equipped Device with LAN The first configuration is for LAN connection Device with WLAN Device with LAN a...

Page 69: ...can make the IP settings on the LAN tab For devices with display the IP address can also be entered directly on the device Press ESC and ENTER simultaneously to enter the Bios menu of the device More information can be found in the chapter bios menu Please enter the de sired IP address sub net and if necessary a gateway ...

Page 70: ...ice itself The only difference between the modules is that different standards are supported You can see what each module supports in detail on the following pages You check with the DatafoxStudioIV via Configuration Device configuration Bios oder You have a delivery note and look at the article number 1 Redpine Art Nr xxx112 generation 1 2 Texas Instruments CC3135 Art Nr xxx112 A generation 2 You...

Page 71: ...te WPA3 WPA2 in mixed mode can already be used now If the networks in the 5Ghz and 2 4Ghz bands have the same name the network with the better re ception quality is selected This is usually the network in the 2 4Ghz band Attention We cannot test every Acsess point on the market Therefore it is not possible for us to guarantee a connection to every AP Support for WPA3 and WPA2 Enterprise is planned...

Page 72: ...connection to any AP Attention multiple input multiple output MIMO are not supportet If you switch the access Point AP from b g n to b g use the access Point only SISO https en wikipedia org wiki Single input_single output_system When setting the encryption AES or WEP only one type is used at a time The setting AES WEP means for some access points that AES encryption is performed first and then ad...

Page 73: ... Each location has its own configura tion for the WLAN connection The user therefore has no insight into the dial in parameters at the various locations Hint With automatic selection of the configuration location the first attempt is always made to establish a connection with the default schema Select the configuration or location for which you want to set the WLAN pa rameters If you check this bo...

Page 74: ...mple Windows Server 2012 Create a new Host A value The entry should look like this Abbreviation Descripion Name Name of the device Contains the device designation and the serialnumber deviceXX serialnumber Example Evo28 1652 EVO43 8552 full qualified do main name This is the host name to be entered later IP address Here you must enter the IP of the de vice Create linked PTR record You must create ...

Page 75: ... server can look like this The entry contains the following device serial number domain DHCP entry EVO 2 5 10245 zentrale de Evo25 10245 zentrale de EVO 3 5 10246 zentrale de Evo35 10246 zentrale de AE Master 10247 zentrale de AE 10247 zentrale de PZE Master 10248 zentrale de PZE 10248 zentrale de EVO 4 3 10249 zentrale de Evo43 10249 zentrale de Host name Before entering this checkbox must be set...

Page 76: ...ard at the EVO 4 3 4 6 Inserting the SIM Card Caution For inserting the SIM card a tool in pen or screwdriver form is required Take care that the SIM card is not damaged For removing the SIM card has to be pushed in a bit After releasing it the SIM card protrudes a bit and can be removed Note We recommend to use T Mobile or Vodafone as provider for mobile networks Our experience shows that with ot...

Page 77: ...S Standby Initialization of the GPRS connection after the first records 25 connection to Provider Attach 30 GPRS standby waiting for next data records 31 Server Open 32 connect to server 33 send data to Server HTTP 34 Wait for quitting from server HTTP 35 recive data from server TCP IP 36 send data to server TCP IP 37 close connection 38 Braek between tries to connect the server active mode 40 tim...

Page 78: ... Setup Caution Enter the phone number always with a country code Example 49161458 The device can save 128 SMS Then there is additional as follows to clear the oldest SMS The call number if you want send an SMS must be saved in a GV The maximum length of the SMS is 160 characters The text can integrated device value The percent signs self V1 to V8 value of global variable T1 date and time 2012 08 0...

Page 79: ...o receive a SMS is a KEY include in the device an in the text from the SMS The Key for the device can set in the GPRS HTTP ini file Text message The keyword must be included in the SMS text is message text1 text line2 line3 etc delay 10 key 12345 The 10 is the time how long to display the message After the character gives a line break carriage return If not a key in the device you can use the seri...

Page 80: ...e device the Parameters for the connection via SMS host port Then use the device this parameters from the SMS and not the saved from the active ini active mode service 2 Coution this funktion first supportet with the hardware version V4 GPRS Mobilfunk and FW 04 03 06 XX When using parameter 2 the service connection is established immediately Beispiele a service X key 12345 b service X host www dat...

Page 81: ...y different variants are possible Here some example Open a door via SMS Control a technical system and send a SMS in trouble If the level of regulation from the system is not correct then there is a report via SMS The Datafox MasterIV is not the regulator here He gives only a report in trouble If necessary a procedure also can be done Caution There is no 100 guarantee that a sent text message reac...

Page 82: ...necting the terminal via RS485 to PC Setting for communication in the DatafoxStudioIV for connection via RS 485 RS 485 to PC up to 1000m RS 485 connection at the Terminal USB RS485 Adapter at the PC Com Port See in the device man ager on your PC Baud rate 38400 and Bus number are to set in the device bios menu ...

Page 83: ...erver Lantronix Setting for communication in the DatafoxStudioIV for connection via RS 485 120 Ohm plugr 4 Pol BUS A BUS B Pin 1 GND plug 4 Pol BUS A BUS B Pin 1 GND plug Pin 15 BUS B Pin 14 BUS A Pin 7 GND TCP IP RS485 IP and Port must set in the comserver Baud rate 38400 and Bus number are to set in the device bios menu ...

Page 84: ...Manual Datafox Evo 4 6 FleKey Page 77 Date 14 09 2021 V 04 03 17 XX Setting in the Comserver for connection via RS 485 Port for example 8000 IP for example 192 168 123 224 ...

Page 85: ...For an easier administration you can add comments within the files When adding comments you have to notice that in a comment line no field values can be given and that the comment line has to start with a semicolon The table Reader txt might look like this ID ZM TM RefLocation RefAction PinGeneral 1 1 320 0 1 0 2 1 000 1 2 0 3 1 010 2 3 0 ID ZM TM RefLocation RefAction PINGeneral Reader 1 ID RefGr...

Page 86: ...the action list above the door module with the ID 12 was assigned the time model 2 which switches port 1 of the module If separate holiday control has been activated in the setup time model 2 is not applied to the relay output at May 1 2012 but time model 5 Extended Parameterization ZK II The value range of the parameter ActiveGeneral has been extended by the value 8 Additionally to the general pe...

Page 87: ...ime and switched off when exceeding the stop time The entry of the duration Elapse in the table Action is ignored If the relay is only to be activated for a few seconds e g for a buzzer control the stop time has to be set on 00 00 If the start time is exceeded the respective output will be switched for X seconds RefTime in Action table The entry Elapse in the table Action now indicates the on time...

Page 88: ...ength Description ID Text ASCII 20 Contains the ID card no which is read at the TMR33 device or terminal An ID card can occur several times is assigned to several authority groups Group Number int 4 Assigns the ID card to an authority group Pin Number int 8 Activates a PIN request if not equal 0 Please note that a PIN must not start with zero 0815 would be invalid Menace Number int 4 Activates if ...

Page 89: ... period of time should be ap plied form 7 digits at most 1 7 e g 134567 Monday Wednesday till Sun day TimeStart Text Time 5 The start point for the period of time form 24h HH MM TimeEnd Text Time 5 The end point for the period of time Table Holiday setting blocking days like holidays or company holidays Name Data type Length Description Day Text Date 10 Date of the blocking day form YYYY MM DD Ref...

Page 90: ...e to be worked through RefReader Number int 4 Module door module or master on which an output relay is switched PortOut Number int 1 Indicates the number of the output on the module Elapse Number int 3 The duration of the switching of the relay 0 permanently Unit 200 ms RefTime Number int 4 The time model indicates when the output may be switched 0 not used This is a function to switch relays dire...

Page 91: ... access reader can be used with 125 kHz Legic or Mifare It is available for in wall or on wall mounting with or without keyboard Each reader has a sabotage recog nition three lamps for visualizing the state a buzzer for the acoustic signaling and a proximity sensor Backlight signaling Glowing white reader ready for use Flashing white reader not recognized Backlight signaling green access allowed B...

Page 92: ...t polarity reversal and are sup plied by Datafox with printed assignment Stecker 4 polig 10 30V DC RS485 B RS485 A GND Stecker 5 polig DGND D IN1 Relais DIP Schalter Off On 1 Adresse Bit 0 0 1 2 Adresse Bit 1 0 2 3 Adresse Bit 2 0 4 4 Adresse Bit 3 0 8 5 end resistor 120R no activ activ Beispiel 5 4 3 2 1 Adress 2 with active end resistor 1 0 0 1 0 Adress 3 no active end resistor 0 0 0 1 1 wiring ...

Page 93: ...0 1 1 0 Leser an RS485 Modulplatz 1 Bus ID 1 4 1 320 0 1 0 ZK Box V4 Mastergerät wire plan for one reader Intera 2 max 30V 2A Power supply for door electic door opener Bus Nr 1 EVO ZK Leser plug 4 poles for access plug 5 poles digital in output Uv max 200 m bei 0 6mm2 The proximity sensor are on rigth side on the reader The settings are include in the SW DatafoxStudioIV Configuration proximitiy se...

Page 94: ...C IP65 Transponder systems 125kHz Mifare Legic Hitag 1 2 S Mifare Classic Legic prime Unique EM4102 Mifare Desfire Legic advant If the device MasterIV is used for access control door supervision or remote monitoring one device can su pervise up to 8 16 doors dimensions 81 x 81 x 19 mm wxhxd The EVO Intera access reader can be used with 125 kHz Legic or Mifare It is available for in wall or on wall...

Page 95: ...Manual Datafox Evo 4 6 FleKey Page 88 Date 14 09 2021 V 04 03 17 XX Titan EM4450 Mifare Ultralight ...

Page 96: ...ddress Bit 1 0 2 3 address Bit 2 0 4 4 address Bit 3 0 8 5 terminate resistor 120 ohm not activ activ example 5 4 3 2 1 address 2 with terminate resistor 1 0 0 1 0 address 3 without terminate resistor 0 0 0 1 1 pin Number description 1 10V bis 30V DC new 2 RS 485 Data B 3 RS 485 Data A 4 GND ground DIP switch Connector for IO modul Relay digital in ...

Page 97: ...us ID TM Busadresse RefLocation RefAction PinGeneral Beschreibungstext 1 1 010 1 1 0 Reader on RS485 Modulplace 1 Bus ID 1 4 1 320 0 1 0 access Box V4 Masterdevice Wire plan for one EVO Intera TCP IP LAN RS 485 ZK Bus ID 1 Bus Nr 1 Bus Nr 1 Türöffner Relais 1 der ZK Box 12V vom Master max 30V 2A Power supply for door opener Bus Nr 1 EVO Intera Connector 4 pole for Access Bus connector 5 pole for d...

Page 98: ...ted to a door module See Chapter Use as a door module with reader Wiring plan Master device with access control e g KYO Inloc EVO device KYO Oneloc AE Master RS485 RS485 RS485 RS485 further readers possible RS485 RS485 RS485 door opener door opener door opener 12V DC power supply 12V DC power supply 12V DC power supply main communication to the application TCP IP RS485 USB ...

Page 99: ...ader at KYO Oneloc Attention Dip switch on reader always bus address 1 3 1 020 3 3 0 Entry for KYO Oneloc 4 1 021 3 3 0 Entry for reader at KYO Oneloc Attention Dip switch on reader always bus address 1 5 1 030 3 3 0 Entry for KYO Oneloc 6 1 031 3 3 0 Entry for reader at KYO Oneloc Attention Dip switch on reader always bus address 1 99 1 320 0 0 0 Master device with access control e g KYO Inloc EV...

Page 100: ...85 RS485 RS485 RS 485 further readers possible connection Access controller Master de vice 12V max 2A 12V DC power supply 12V max 2A 12V max 2A 12V DC power supply 12V DC power supply R 120 Ohm terminating resistor directly at the last KYO Oneloc or connection at KYO Oneloc as master ...

Page 101: ...k function Attention Conversion of KYO Oneloc to door module necessary Wiring plan Master device with access control e g KYO Inloc EVO device KYO Oneloc AE Master RS485 RS485 RS485 12V DC Power supply main communication to the application TCP IP RS485 USB Door opener RS485 RS485 Door opener RS485 RS485 12V DC Power supply Further readers possible ...

Page 102: ...or KYO Oneloc 1 2 1 011 1 1 0 Entry for reader at KYO Oneloc 1 Attention Dip switch on reader always bus address 1 3 1 020 1 1 0 Entry 2nd reader Door 1 4 1 030 3 3 0 Entry for KYO Oneloc 2 5 1 031 3 3 0 Entry for reader at KYO Oneloc 2 Attention Dip switch on reader always bus address 1 6 1 040 3 3 0 Entry 2nd reader Door 2 99 1 320 0 0 0 Master device with access control e g KYO Inloc EVO device...

Page 103: ...to the master 12V max 2A 12V for KYO Oneloc and 1 reader Bus Nr 020 Bus Nr 011 Bus Nr 030 for KYO Oneloc Bus Nr 040 Bus Nr 031 Further readers possible 12V for KYO Oneloc and 1 reader R 120 Ohm terminating resistor directly at the last KYO Oneloc Bus Nr 010 for KYO Oneloc Connection Ac cess control to KYO Oneloc if the KYO Oneloc is used as a master de vice ...

Page 104: ...e mounted 81 x 81 x 40 mm WxHxD The VOXIO can be used with Legic or Mifare It is available for in wall or on wall mounting with or without keyboard Each reader has a sabotage recog nition three lamps for visualizing the state and a buzzer for the acoustic sig naling 50 x 50 x 43 mm WxHxD The RELINO B reader can be used with Legic or Mifare It is available for in wall mounting Each reader has three...

Page 105: ...on Technical data for the PHG access modules can be found on the Datafox DVD or in our download area Please note the power consumption of the modules and the voltage drop at long cable lengths The responsibility for calculating the maximum cable lengths lies with the installer ...

Page 106: ... has to be integrated Datafox art no 105201 The following figure shows the possibilities for connecting the PHG devices to a The following figure shows the possibilities for connecting the PHG devices to a EVO 4 6 FlexKey for access control The bus number of the module is set via the DIP switches 1 4 The DIP switch 5 always must be set to ON The DIP switches 6 and 8 always must be set to OFF With ...

Page 107: ...leKey Page 100 Date 14 09 2021 V 04 03 17 XX floating relay contact I C max 5 m RS485 max 1000 m Reader I O Box Reader I O Box Connection example one door and I O Box I2 C max 5m ISTY 2x2x0 8 Power supply 12 V DC for reader 3A ...

Page 108: ...necting example with one door and without I O Box Wire plan Wire plan for Siedle access reader TCP IP RS485 Türöffner Busadresse max 30 V 2A Power supply for door opener max 30V 2A Power supply for door opener Bus Nr 1 Siedle access reader Power supply 12 V DC for reader 3A ...

Page 109: ...lan for a PHG Relino B reader The reader type is supported as of FW 04 03 09 17 Wiring plan for a VOXIO T Z reader The reader type is supported as of FW 04 03 12 xx max 30V 2A Power supply for door opener Power supply 12 V DC for AC reader 3A max 30V 2A Power supply for door opener Power supply 12 V for DC AC reader 3A ...

Page 110: ...HG modules TCP IP and AC 100 230 V I C max 5 m potential free contact for door RS485 Reader 1 1 I C max 5 m potential free contact for door RS485 I C max 5 m potential free contact for door RS485 Reader 2 2 Reader 3 3 more reader DIP switch setting last reader max 1000 m Last reader end resistor switch 7 on 12 V DC ...

Page 111: ... reader supply 12V 3A DC I2 C max 5m ISTY 2x2x0 8 I2 C max 5m ISTY 2x2x0 8 I2 C max 5m ISTY 2x2x0 8 Door opener Door opener Wiring plan for several PHG reader In any case a protection circuit should be integrated when connecting the door opener A freewheeling diode for DC and an RC element for AC ...

Page 112: ...ally close 2 Relais 1 common 3 Relais 1 normally open 4 free 5 free 6 digital in 1 Signal 7 digital in 1 ground ST2 1 Relais 2 normally close 2 Relais 2 common 3 Relais 2 normally open 4 free 5 free 6 digital in 2 Signal 7 digital in 2 ground ST3 1 und 2 ground 3 U 8 30V 4 SCL 5 SDA ST 1 Circuit diagram 3 S normally open 2 G common 1 Ö normally close ...

Page 113: ...r rebooting the device it is not possible to com municate with the door modules until the right key is used again If a defective reader is replaced by a new reader that has not been used yet it is recognized by the firmware automatically at the start and the encryption is set up The reader can also be replaced during operation the firmware automatically integrates it Contrary to GIS readers PHG re...

Page 114: ...nected via the I2 C bus is omitted Corresponding reader table ID ZM TM RefLocation RefAction PinGeneral Description 1 320 1 0 1 0 Master device 2 010 1 1 1 0 Reader at RS485 PHG 3 011 1 1 1 0 IO Box at I2 C Bus 4 020 1 2 2 0 Reader at RS485 LTM 5 021 1 2 2 0 IO Box at I2 C Bus If you want to use the PHG modules you have to set it in the Additional Options After changing over to the ac cess readers...

Page 115: ...d below can be exchanged Display The entire display area is backed by a touch screen With the DatafoxStudioIV images can be stored here for a gallery dis play and for the necessary in puts outputs See Configuration Display Designer Reading range of the transponder with backlight in RGB colours The control of the LED is con trolled exclusively by the readers firmware Access denied red Access permit...

Page 116: ...automatically For access only by entering a PIN it is sufficient to briefly touch the display to activate the PIN display 5 8 6 4 Error message Datafox standard image Datafox standard image Datafox standard image Picture 1 of the gallery error communication The reader is in constant communi cation with the master If communication is interrupted this is indicated by the text Communi cation error on...

Page 117: ...t for the transponder configured in the mas ter setup 5 8 6 5 Bios menu Connect the reader to the 12V power supply with the connecting cable As soon as it is started connect the reader via USB to a PC or a small battery power bank The Bios menu can only be accessed when the USB port is powered Tap both top left and bottom right at the same time 5 8 6 6 General configuration USB Power bank USB USB ...

Page 118: ...s number is confirmed with the Enter key bottom right With the Escape button bottom left the process can be aborted Im Auslieferungszustand ist die Bus Adresse 1 gesetzt 5 8 6 7 Display configuration The following parameters can be set in the display configuration The brightness of the device Random number keys arrangement of the pin and keyboard The basic activation of the pin keyboard 5 8 6 8 Bu...

Page 119: ...for the electrician for installing the access control system 5 8 7 1 Star shaped bus wiring Incorrect star connection of the RS485 bus RS485 wire pairs must not be connected in parallel Junction box Datafox KYO Inloc Datafox EVO Intera 2 Datafox EVO Intera 1 RS485 wire pair RS485 wire pair ...

Page 120: ...e in order to ensure smooth operation of the bus communication RS485 A B AC Master e g Datafox KYO Inloc External power supply Datafox EVO Intera 1 Datafox EVO Intera 2 Datafox EVO Intera 3 RS 485 twisted pair of wires yellow white RS 485 twisted pair of wires green white Junction box 12V GND A cable can be led to the reader ex ample Cat cable Telecommunications cable JY ST Y or similar The last b...

Page 121: ...der 250 0 mA 24 V max 9 V min DC The result is a permissible maximum power consumption per Datafox power supply unit of 8 x 180 0 mA 8 x 56 5 mA 1 9 A In order to assure this you can calculate the necessary cross sec tion for a given cable length or the permissible maximum cable length for a given cable cross sec tion Caution Before setting up and commissioning a ZK network the calculation has to ...

Page 122: ...A and B data line in use Cable lengths for the voltage supply of the readers power supply 1 reader from the box to the power supply 12V 0 6 mm Cable cross section 200 m 0 8 mm Cable cross section 350 m power supply 1 reader with separated power supply 12V 0 6 mm Cable cross section 250 m 0 8 mm Cable cross section 400 m power supply 2 reader with separated power supply 12V 0 6 mm Cable cross secti...

Page 123: ...P GPRS 1 2 seconds delay Software Active Script with a logic for the access control and specially designed to suit the connected hardware access reader With the answer from the server you are able to perform specific actions with the access readers The following examples will give you an insight in what is possible with the functions and actions All parameters correspond the online functions with ...

Page 124: ...ing anser to deny the access Red LED status ok checksum 2482 access 010 mask 5 type 1 duration 2 ab der Firmware 04 03 04 ebenfalls möglich ist status ok checksum 2461 master 1 module 010 mask 8 type 1 duration 1 access 010 bus adress on which the action will take place FW 04 03 03 and lower module 010 bus adress on which the action action will take place master 1 rs485 bus on which the action act...

Page 125: ...this bit will trigger the green LED 4 2 this bit will trigger the red LED 8 3 this bit will trigger the first relay 16 4 this bit will trigger the second relay 32 5 this bit will trigger the third relay 64 6 this bit will trigger the fourth relay 128 7 this bit will trigger the fifth relay 256 8 this bit will trigger the sixth relay unused always set to 0 type 0 Off 1 On 2 change 600ms on 600ms of...

Page 126: ...ster generates a data record This must be picked up immediately and forwarded to the application on the server The application then decides whether access is granted and returns a command to control the relay in the door module or lets the buzzer sound and issues a visual message via the LEDs More dll functions are documented in the Datafox SDK on our website https www datafox de downloads datafox...

Page 127: ...To the table Action 2 was introduced This table replaces the previously known Action On the end of this chapter you find a description for the table Action2 Due to a lot of additional references many scenarios are now possible The entire logic of the access control lies in the links between the access lists Here is an overview of the links between the access lists The following example gives an ov...

Page 128: ...all actions in the table action with the ID 2000 6 1 030 300 0 0 Door module on RS485 wire TM3 only relays include Need not a listing in the table action 7 1 031 300 3000 0 RFID reader on RS232 wire L3 only reader All readings of RFID on this reader make all actions in the table action with the ID 3000 Table Time ID Weekdays TimeStart TimeEnd Description text 1 1234567 00 01 23 59 24houers opening...

Page 129: ...h max 16 00 2000 30 2 6 1 32400 7 0 door 3 open for 9h max 16 00 2000 40 0 4 1 1 5 0 command door open return 2000 40 0 6 1 1 7 0 command door open return Read an RFID chip on reader 3 3000 0 0 6 1 5 0 0 This action is for all Groups are listed in the table Loca tion Table Location ID refGroup refTime refTimeNoPin Description 100 10 1 0 Group 10 20 30 and 40 have access on this reader 100 20 1 0 1...

Page 130: ...The Datafox Device is on the top of the cabin Wiring plan for the EVO Access reader Relay for floor 1 RS485 Bus to the reader in the cabin Relais for floor 2 Relay for floor 3 Relay for floor 4 Relay for floor 5 Relay for floor 6 Relay for floor 12 max 30V 2A Bus Nr 1 EVO access reader Connector for RS485 Bus On the Mod ulplace 1 Relay 2 for floor normaly close Relay 1 With no nc contact Connector...

Page 131: ... 20 2 0 Group moving to floor 1 2 and 3 1000 104 0 1 2 20 2 0 1000 104 0 1 3 20 2 0 Table Location ID refGroup refTime refTimeNoPin Note 100 10 1 0 All Groups 10 20 30 40 50 60 102 and 104 must listed in the location for this reader 100 20 1 0 100 30 1 0 100 40 1 0 100 50 1 0 100 60 1 0 100 102 1 0 100 104 1 0 Table Identification ID Group Pin Menace ActiveStart ActiveEnd Active Description 1111 1...

Page 132: ...time is in seconds When 1 is specified the relays are reset directly With 0 the relays switch for the duration specified for the relay with RefTime FRA activates Free Access BLA activates Blocked Access permanent red signal STD returns to Standard mode Deactivate from FRA or BLA RefReaderLED Number int 4 This is a reference to the table Reader to switch the LED on other modules RefTimeRelais nur f...

Page 133: ...d status code 250 3 Soft anti passback entry allowed when conflict detected status code 251 Duration Number int 10 Access is permitted again after the duration time has elapsed Value in seconds 0 no end time It is necessary to enter another room necessarily The table ReaderProps is created in the setup Protocol Function Essentially serves to ensure that when several access managers are used they k...

Page 134: ... this box that this per son is in the room The other access control boxes can now also be informed that the person with ID X is in room 10 To do this an entry in the Presence list must be created in the other boxes via your software with DLL This is done using the method DFCTableAppendRowData Append Data Row to the table The same applies if a person leaves the room this entry must be deleted in th...

Page 135: ...ture of the access controller that allows to lock a door as soon as it has been opened The supervised door functionality that each door is associated to a digital input that detects if a door is opened The digital input is assigned using the ReaderProps list If the opening of a door is detected then the associated reader is determined and all realis associ ated to the reader are deactivated For th...

Page 136: ...cess controller that provides the digital input for the supervised door Input Number 2 Id of the digital input that changes upon open ing of the door 0 the door is not supervised 1 32 Digital input wired to the door contact 5 8 12 4 Logical conditions implemented by the access controller The following conditions are checked by the access controller 1 The check of supervised doors is started upon t...

Page 137: ... granting access 5 8 12 6 Configuration sample The sample configuration explained here is associated to Figure 1 The digital input 1 is used to de tect the opening of the door A low voltage on the digital input indicated that the door is open 5 8 12 7 Access control lists First the two devices are declared by entries to the Reader list ID 10 is associated to the RFID reader which is present next t...

Page 138: ...Pin 1 0 1 0 In order to open the door the Identification list must contain an entry that is allowed to open the door Identification txt ID Group Pin Menace ActiveStart ActiveEnd ActiveGeneral 2059FB3A 0 0 0 2005 04 01 2020 04 01 1 5 8 12 8 Additional lists As explained earlier the ReaderProps list is needed in addition to the access control list If digital input 1 changes to low voltage all doors ...

Page 139: ...ansponder you must hold it in front of the device The reading area is marked with the corresponding icon The following transponder readers can be built in the EVO 4 6 FlexKey EVO 4 6 FlexKey with 125 kHz Unique EM4102 Hitag1 Hitag2 HitagS Hewi EM4450 LRW 8 cm R W LeseReichWeite Read range with card EVO 4 6 FlexKey with Legic Prime Advant LRW 4 cm R W EVO 4 6 FlexKey with Mifare Desfire LRW 4 cm R ...

Page 140: ...e checked and the corresponding current authorization data will be written on the card The terminal stores where the data is written to the ID card e g via segment ID Name Data on Card 6796465 Max Mustermann 30313233343536374243444546303132333 1256866 Heidi Testfrau 3031323334353637383941424344463031 6987986 Franz Zufall 3031323334353637383941424344454630 Access control system usage Current permis...

Page 141: ...the binary data is written to the transponder The return value of the Data on Card function for GV or data record field is the value from the first step Reading a value from the transponder For errors like the value is not found on the list or the writing to the ID failed the function gener ates an ESC The side steps can then be used to decide how the work continues in the input chain The binary f...

Page 142: ...te 14 09 2021 V 04 03 17 XX Settings for Data on Card 1 RFID Configurations for the RFID reader The transponder configuration for the reading can be freely selected However firstly it needs to be defined in the basic transponder settings 1 2 3 ...

Page 143: ... binary on the Data on Card field The maximum field size is not al lowed to exceed more than 220 bytes After this the further procedure can be set for list errors 3 RFID configuration for write on a RFID tag The transponder configuration for the reading can be freely selected However firstly it needs to be defined in the basic transponder settings Please note First complete the transponder configu...

Page 144: ...03132333435363738394142434445463031323334353637383941 Data after conversion or within the device Field ID Field Data binary field is binary here 1848989745 0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789A The following data will be writen on the ID card 0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789A Binary the data looks like this 0x30 0x31 0x32 0x33 0x34 Please note When a 3 tone sequence is signaled the...

Page 145: ...ribed in the previous chapters can only be set in the setup under Control menu Now it is necessary to be able to access the access control reader under the control This is how you set it The reader on the access control reader ZK bus RS485 is now activated via the Control menu Operation transponder reader Please note Only one access control reader ZK can be connected to the bus at any time Dip swi...

Page 146: ...or PHG access reader with using DataOnCard hierbei gilt der gleiche Aufbau pro ZK Strang bzw ZM Bus ID ZK Knoten Wiring plan for EVO access reader with using DataOnCard ZK Knoten Wiring plan for PHG access reader with using DataOnCard Bus Nr 1 EVO access reader connector 4 pole for Access Bus on Modulplace 1 Bus Nr 1 PHG access reader connector 4 pole for Access Bus on Modulplace 1 EVO access read...

Page 147: ... TXD 2 RXD 3 5 V 4 Ground GND Barcodes that are read in can be up to 255 characters long This is supported by the field function Normal value transfer from ID card etc From this 255 characters can you coppy maximum 60 in a global variable More information about cut a value find you in the manual DatafoxStudioIV in the chapter Normal value transfer from ID card etc Setting in the DatafoxStudioIV M1...

Page 148: ... setup device configuration The menu contains 6 pages Check fingers teach fingers train fingers delete individual fin gers and delete all fingers In addition Finger Writing on Card can be active You can also watch the handling of the new finger sensor in our video https www datafox de video verwendung und einlernen einer fingerprintloesung mit optischen flaechensensor de html RGB LED The LED is co...

Page 149: ...o the example pictures below Once you have selected the appropriate fingers press the arrow to move to the next page 5 12 2 Menu page Teach in fingerprints Select the finger you want to teach in by simply tapping on the corresponding finger shown in the display The dark grey fields symbolize the two hands the thumbs are in the middle Follow the instructions on the display The finger must be scanne...

Page 150: ...you select a different finger symbol you can then learn additional fingers directly 5 12 3 Training menu page This step fulfils two tasks on the one hand a functional check that the taught in fingers are actually recognized on the other hand the system can be further optimized i e trained To optimize the fingers should now be deliberately moved or twisted a little This way a larger area of the fin...

Page 151: ... When you confirm with Enter all the person s fingers are removed from the fingerprint sen sor 5 12 5 Menu page Exit Menu page Exit For EVO 2 8 and 3 5 there is a separate page for exiting the finger administration menu Simply click on the center of the screen and exit the menu With the EVO 4 3 you can exit the administration menu by pressing the ESC key The taught in fingers are marked with X Tap...

Page 152: ... the function Finger check how a good image should look like and how they could look with respect to bad positions bad pressure or diffi cult fingers Der Finger muss mit leichtem Druck auf den Sensor gelegt werden The finger must be put onto the sensor with light pressure Der wichtigste Bereich ist die Mitte des vordersten Fingerglieds da dort die meisten Eigenschaf ten vorhanden sind The most imp...

Page 153: ...t Finger twisted Zu steil nur Finger spitze Too steep only finger tip Nach links verdreht Twisted to left Nach rechts verdreht Twisted to right Schräg rechts Diagonally right Trockene Finger dry fingers Finger sehr trocken Finger very dry Trockenen Finger kurz gerieben Dry finger shortly rubbed Trockenen Finger an gehaucht Dry finger breathed on Trockenen Finger ein gecremt Dry finger with cream ...

Page 154: ... diffuse Unscharf Diffuse Schwierige Finger Difficult fingers Generell Undeutlich Generally unclear Fingerprint Flächensensor Saturn01 Templates 5000 Templates à 640 Byte ISO19794 4 ANSI 378 In the module 5000 fingers can be managed a tem plate has 640 Bytes Resolution 500 dpi The sensor resolution is 500 dpi Active area 14 x 18mm The active area of the sensor is 14 x 18 mm ...

Page 155: ...line sensor and thus significantly reduce the service life The fingerprint reader s readi ness to scan is indicated by the flashing green LED 1 Place the finger with the area of the first finger segment 2 Lay the finger flat Caution do not place your fingers on the edge otherwise only a part can be de tected 3 Pull the finger over the scanner with a little pressure on the scanner In order to allow...

Page 156: ...el false acceptance rate false rejection rate defines when a read finger is ac cepted or rejected 60 means that 60 of the minutiae of the scanned template must match 60 of the reference template in order to declare the detection as valid We recommend setting the value not lower than 55 and not higher than 75 It is best to use 60 Image quality is the number of usable finger lines in relation to the...

Page 157: ...erminal at first 4 steps to teach in the Finger Step 1 Read the PID Chip number or choosing on a list PID ID number Name 00799611485215 M Mustermann 05597861113494 M Musterfrau Step 3 PID and finger characteristics to combinate Step 4 Save Template PID finger characteristics Template on Biokey Module on Mifare Transponder on Server Step 2 Scan finger ...

Page 158: ...sequence and access control if defined in the setup If no person is detected the fingerprint returns a PID 0 Verification with Data Storage of Finger Templates in the Fingerprint Module The terminal polls a transponder reader regularly whether a transponder was detected If so the se rial number or a memory block of the transponder is transferred to the fingerprint module The fin gerprint module wa...

Page 159: ...ifare card or 1 Scan finger 2 Determine PID 3 Teach in and save on Mifare card Identification via fingerprint module 1 Scan finger 2 Identification via fingerprint module Verification via BIO key 1 Determine PID read from ID card 2 Scan finger 3 Verification via fingerprint module or 1 Scan finger 2 Determine PID read from ID card 3 Verification via fingerprint module Verification via Mifare card ...

Page 160: ...0 014 seconds o False Rejection Rate FRR 1 4 x 10 2 o False Acceptance Rate FAR 1 0 x 10 4 o From 100 fingerprints onwards we recommend verification only Combination with PIN via keyboard or ID card o Experience shows that not for all employees the fingers can be recorded in sufficient quality o Depends on the state of the fingers For those persons the ID card or PIN has to be recorded 5 14 Camera...

Page 161: ...operation are possible These modes are described in the following sub sections Attention If the camera is not triggerd by a setup function but invoked from a call to the DLL it has to be actived in the device s setup as well You will require the activation of the camera in oder to use the camera test from the BIOS menu as well ...

Page 162: ...ld The data rec ord field will have to accommodate 39 alphanumerical characters see Fehler Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden Figure 4 Field size for storing an image name The image name is build according to the schema Device Type Id_Serial number_Date_Time_Camera Id_Sequence Number Image Format Example An EVO4 3 with Serial number 123 is taking a picture on January 21st 2016 at 10 53 44 ...

Page 163: ...f the ESC key is pressed while the text message is shown After pressing ENTER if the message is not configured or when the message expired automatically before you pressed ESC the picture is being saved Using the settings on the Jumps page red marker in Fehler Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefun den werden you can configure the behaviour upon pressing ESC By default ESC skips to the next input field ...

Page 164: ... gefunden werden the randomization may be de catived so that an image is taken always Figure 6 Simple or random picture recording by field function 5 14 2 Setting the storage size for camera images When recording camera images they are being stored on the internal flash or the SD Card The SD card is preferred if installed To adjust memory allocation for storing camera images please use the section...

Page 165: ... device from the allocated memory and the images size Please Note During test we encountered that the size of PNG images is roughly 50 90 of the size of comparamble BMP images Table 1 Images resolution and sizes Image Resolution in Pixel x Pixel 160 x 120 176 x 144 320 x 240 Image size when using BMP format Ca 40 KB Ca 52 KB Ca 154 KB Attention If the image buffer s capacity is exceeded the oldest...

Page 166: ...ted image format and the image resolution You may adjust the settings here 5 14 3 2 Camera test Using the camera test menu you can retrieve live images from the camera and display them on the device s screen This menu is in tended to verify the functionality of the device may be used to cali brate the device s position and will provide an impression of the image taken Test images may be taken in a...

Page 167: ...Manual Datafox Evo 4 6 FleKey Page 160 Date 14 09 2021 V 04 03 17 XX ...

Page 168: ...icht gefunden werden You may set a default directory u sing the options dialog for storing images Fehler Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden Figure 9 Dialog Read image file You can download all images from a device using the Button Read all images light blue marker in Fehler Verweisquelle konnte nicht ge funden werden The List of images in directory orange marker in Fehler Verweisquelle kon...

Page 169: ... them us ing the button Restore image memory and download them again provided the images have not been deleted by using the button Reset image memory 5 14 6 Deleting camera images Using the button Reset image memory you may permanently delete all images from the device s memory These images then cannot be recovered Attention After resetting the image memory a recovery of the images is not possible...

Page 170: ... phase is completed As long as the camera is in startup the menu will con tain Please wait instead of the configuration options 5 14 7 2 Recommendation for placing the field function in the setup We recommend to place the field function for taking a picture directly after the field function Normal that reads e g the transponder At this point of time we have the highest probability that the person ...

Page 171: ...e used as a built in camera Status shows state information on the camera The properties shown here are being reset when the device restarts The first piece of information here Ready shows the overall state The detail information in braces has the following meaning Pcount Total count of images taken PScount Count of images recorded by randomized picture recording function PCcount Count of invocatio...

Page 172: ... konnte nicht efunden werden shows the frame rate that can be achieved depending on the resolution The time estimates do not differ between storage on an SD card or using the internal flash memory Table 2 Camera frame rates Possible resolutions in pixels x pixels 160 x 120 176 x 144 320 x 240 Picture time 3 Seconds 3 Seconds 8 Seconds Using simple picture recording see 5 14 1 1 in combination with...

Page 173: ...ting the signature function Assigning storage to the signa tures 5 15 2 Integration into the setup process As soon as the signature function has been activate the field function Signature becomes availa ble This function can be placed into the setup at the appropriate place where you want to record the signature Field function Signature Running the field function Signature on a device results in t...

Page 174: ...ere this must be repeated by another measurement with a medical thermometer Which steps are then taken in the individual case must be regulated by the operator Da tafox only offers the technical possibility to measure the skin temperature Attention As with all infrared thermometers only the surface temperature of the skin is measured This provides a good indication of the body temperature inside H...

Page 175: ... can be integrated into the booking procedure on the unit via a field function The temperatures described are the default values they can be adjusted in the field func tion Based on the measured temperature 4 result states are determined Status Range Colour Description 1 30 0 C Blue The temperature is too low it should not be a human body temperature Display of the temperature value in blue 2 30 0...

Page 176: ...at no valid body temperature was measured Elevated temperature and thus suspected fever is indicated from 38 0 C Which status value is assigned to the result depends on these limits and has already been explained above After a valid or only after an invalid measurement a query can be activated to be able to repeat the measurement This gives the user the possibility to perform measurements again by...

Page 177: ...atafox Evo 4 6 FleKey Page 170 Date 14 09 2021 V 04 03 17 XX 5 16 2 2 Operation on the unit In this case the wrist is too far from the sensor sensor In this case the wrist is too close to the sensor sensor away ...

Page 178: ...Manual Datafox Evo 4 6 FleKey Page 171 Date 14 09 2021 V 04 03 17 XX If the maximum set value is reached this message appears ...

Page 179: ...s for the field function for fever control are displayed and also transferred to the device if the hardware is present If the option Images for the field function for fever control is not selected the images will not be transferred to the unit even if a corresponding fever control function has been installed in the unit If the option is selected the images are only transferred to devices with a bu...

Page 180: ...signer the images are to be specified as follows if the option is selected Firstly the image for the explanation in the left hand area and for the thermometer in the right hand area The combination of arrow symbols for the three possible distance states Guide the wrist towards the sensor ...

Page 181: ...9 2021 V 04 03 17 XX Guide wrist away from sensor Wrist in the measuring range Please note the maximum image sizes when specifying Images that are too large will be scaled down to the maximum possible size Smaller images will be aligned in the centre ...

Page 182: ...d TCP IP stack 10 100 Mbit WLAN optional integrated wireless LAN module WLAN 802 11 bg and 802 11 n only 2 4GHz from 03 2021 also 5GHz Mobile Radio optional online via mobile module 2G 3G or 4G RS485 optional RS485 2 wire bus USB host optional for data transfer via USB stick protection IP22 Bluetooth optional Bluetooth module integrated range up to max 100 m Readers Connection RS232 external optio...

Page 183: ...0 0V Digital outputs relay 20mm 1 x NO contact 1 x change over contact 30 V AC 30 V DC 2 A max 60 W Digital outputs Open Coll 20mm 4 x open collector output 2A 30V in preparation Analog inputs voltage 20mm 4 x input 15 bit resolution accuracy 2 range 0 10 V other ranges and functional insulation 230 V on request 6 4 Modules miscellaneous RS232 Modul Width 20mm RS232 interface with MiniDIN connecto...

Page 184: ...70 graphic on display 33 H Holiday Control 79 Holiday control ZK 79 I Image for the key area 38 Intended Use and Environmental Protection 5 introduction 2 K Kommunikation 57 Umschalten 57 M Mobilfunk Verbindung Status 71 P power supply POE 48 S SMS 72 Switch Relays via time table 79 System Requirements Hardware 10 T TCP IP 62 Technical data Evo 4 6 FlexKey Terminal 178 U UPS 11 USB 57 59 ...

Reviews:

No comments

Brands by name

Popular brands

Load more brands