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times. At last the buzzer will send out a beep sound indicating the 
starting up process is completed. 
When  using  the  card  reader,  it  will  send  out  different  sounds 
prompt  and  the  LED  indicator  to  indicate  different  statuses.  You 
can refer to tables below for detailed information. 

Table 1-1

 

Description of Prompt Sound 

Sound Prompt 

Description 

One beep 

Swiping card prompt 
Pressing keys prompt 
Prompt  for  too  long  card  No.  input  by 
pressing keys. 
Time  out  prompt  for  pressing  keys  or 
swiping card.   
For  Card  +  Fingerprint  authentication: 
prompt  for  pressing  the  fingerprint  after 
swiping the card. 

Two rapid beeps 

The  operation  of  pressing  keys  or  swiping 
card is valid. 

Three slow beeps 

The  operation  of  pressing  keys  or  swiping 
card is invalid. 

Rapidly 
continuous beeps 

Prompt for tamper-proof alarm. 
Prompt for buzzer alarm.   

Slowly continuous 
beeps 

The card reader is unencrypted. 

 

Summary of Contents for DS-k1106

Page 1: ...DS K1107 Series Card Reader User Manual UD05519B...

Page 2: ...using and managing the product Pictures charts images and all other information hereinafter are for description and explanation only The information contained in the Manual is subject to change witho...

Page 3: ...RODUCT SHALL BE WHOLLY AT YOUR OWN RISKS HIKVISION SHALL NOT TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITES FOR ABNORMAL OPERATION PRIVACY LEAKAGE OR OTHER DAMAGES RESULTING FROM CYBER ATTACK HACKER ATTACK VIRUS INSPECTION...

Page 4: ...range 10 10 DC power supply which is nonswitched and linear To guarantee the communication between the controller and the card reader you must use RVVP cable above 0 5 to connect them If the card rea...

Page 5: ...oduct with a 32 bit high speed processor It communicates with access controller via either RS 485 protocol AES encrypted or Wiegand protocol And a build in tamper proof module helps to protect card re...

Page 6: ...2 Indicator and Component Figure 2 2 2 2 Indicator and Component Chapter 3 Installation 3 1 Introduction for DIP Switch The DIP switch module is shown below The No of DIP switch from left to right is...

Page 7: ...00 Figure 3 2 DIP Switch Module Table 3 2 Description of DIP Switch No Description DIP Switch Status 1 4 Address of RS 485 1 1 0 0 5 Reserved Reserved 6 Wiegand protocol or RS 485 protocol 1 Wiegand p...

Page 8: ...TAMPER available for Wiegand Protocol Purple Beep Control available for Wiegand Protocol Brown Green LED Control available for Wiegand Protocol 3 3 Wiring Cables Purpose Wire the cables between contro...

Page 9: ...RS 485 Communication Mode Steps for Wiegand communication mode 1 Set the DIP switch of No 6 as 1 2 Set the DIP switch of No 7 for reading card mode and Wiegand protocol For details please refer to 3...

Page 10: ...er Black Red Green White Purple Orange Brown Card Reader Green Figure 3 4 Wiring for Wiegand Communication Mode 3 4 Installing Card Reader Before you start Set the DIP switch For details refer to 3 1...

Page 11: ...in the right direction 3 Slide the card reader from the direction A to B along the plate side until the bottom matches the joint Make sure the card reader is tightly on the wall or other places 4 Dra...

Page 12: ...ription One beep Swiping card prompt Pressing keys prompt Prompt for too long card No input by pressing keys Time out prompt for pressing keys or swiping card For Card Fingerprint authentication promp...

Page 13: ...ntication prompt for pressing the fingerprint after swiping the card The operation of configuring the fingerprint Solid green for 2s The operation of pressing keys or swiping card is valid Solid red C...

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