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1 Dimension (Unit: inch (mm))

2 System Initialization of iCON100

3 Device Setting

3.1 26Bit / 34Bit Wiegand Setting

3.2 Board ID(Communication ID) Setting

3.3 Baud Rate Setting

4 Wiring

4.1 Power

4.2 Input Connections

Exit Button Connection (Input #1)

Door Contact Sensor Connection (Input #2)

Auxiliary Input Connection (Applied to Input #3, Input #4 and Input #5)

2.2K Resistance Connection for ‘Cut Off Check’

4.3 Output Connections

Door Lock (Power Fail Safe) Connection (Relay #1)

Door Lock (Power Fail Secure) Connection (Relay #1)

Alarm Device Connection (Relay #2)

4.4 Reader Connections

Proximity Reader Connection

Compatible Readers:

4.5 Optional Accessory Connections

Keypad and LCD Display Connection

COMMUNICATION

1 RS232 Communication Port Connection

2 RS-422 Communication Port Connection

2.1 RS-422 Connection (Single iCON100 Connection)

2.2 RS-422 Connection (Multiple iCON100 Connections)

3 TCP/IP Communication Port Connection (Optional)

3.1 How to Connect TCP/IP Module to iCON100

3.2 How to wire TCP/IP Communication

4 TCP/IP Converter (External Version)

INITIAL SETUP

1 Initialization of iCON100

2 Entering Setup Mode

3 Time / Date Setting

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Summary of Contents for Star iCON100SR

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Page 2: ...of Cable 1 2 Recommended Cable Type and Permissible Length of Cable 2 Check Points during Installation 2 1 Termination Resistor 2 2 How to Connect Termination Resistors Termination Resistors for 4 Wir...

Page 3: ...m Device Connection Relay 2 4 4 Reader Connections Proximity Reader Connection Compatible Readers 4 5 Optional Accessory Connections Keypad and LCD Display Connection 9 COMMUNICATION 1 RS232 Communica...

Page 4: ...r 1 9 Event Clear 1 10 Time Schedule Clear 2 Setup Menu F2 2 1 Time Schedule 2 2 Holiday Set and Change 2 3 Holiday Code 2 4 Reader Time Schedule 2 5 Input Output Definition 2 6 Output Time Setting 2...

Page 5: ...k communication address setting of software and the device 1 3 Please check if the communication port setting is good 1 4 Please check if the termination resistor is connected 1 5 Please check if the...

Page 6: ...rd the device does not response or a different card num ber appears 6 1 Please check if a reader is good 6 2 Please check if wiring between a reader and the system 6 3 Please check if software setting...

Page 7: ...e user to the presence of importa nt operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the ap pliance WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose t...

Page 8: ...in any way SAMSUNG is not liable for problems caused by unauthorized modifications or attempted repair 10 When cleaning do not spray water directly onto parts of the product Doing so may ca use fire...

Page 9: ...r safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for repla cement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at pl...

Page 10: ...ombination of RF card PIN password Independent 5 input ports can be connected with various devices such as Exit Buttons Door Contact Sensors PIR Sensors Window Breakage Sensors and Fire Sensors to str...

Page 11: ...available to control it to 10 000 50 000 Users 50 000 10 000 Event Buffers Network Communication via RS232 RS422 Internal TCP IP Optional Cut off Check Function Application Software STARWATCH DUAL PR...

Page 12: ...Current DC 12V Max 200mA Reader Port 2ea Reader data Type 26bit Wiegand 34bit Wiegand User Setting by DIP Switch 4bit 8bit burst Type for Keypad Input Communication RS232 RS422 Max 32ch TCP IP Interna...

Page 13: ...y 10 to 90 Relative Humidity Non Condensing Weight Dimension W x H x T 170g 0 38lbs 137mm x 137mm x 18mm 5 4 x 5 4 x 0 75 Options LCD Character LCD 2 Lines x 16 Char 65 6 mm x 13 8 mm 65 5 x 0 55 Scre...

Page 14: ...IDENTIFYING SUPPLIED PARTS 5 p 8 Please unpack and check the contents of the box Optional accessories if purchased may be included in the package...

Page 15: ...that in the event o f malfunction will not affect to other units when used in conjunction with one anoth er Operation with Host Computer All event transactions can be managed by the host computer The...

Page 16: ...different time codes so you can program 5 different time codes to each day Also you can program time schedule for individual inputs and outputs Note that the time schedule for input is activated time...

Page 17: ...access process then door will be opened as normal but the duress alarm is also gener ated at the same time and the duress alarm output will be activated to TTL output an d alarm event will be sent to...

Page 18: ...buzzer and LED of the reader It is used to show operating status for the reader during operating RL 1 and RL 2 8 Input 5 Port This is the Input 5 port LED is turned on when Input signal is perceived 9...

Page 19: ...12V maximum of 200mA curr ent It is applied only when door lock devices alarms sensors and reader is not conn ected 21 TTL 1 This is the TTL 1 output port 22 TTL 2 This is TTL 2 output port 23 Relay 1...

Page 20: ...p 14 28 RX Status LED This is the LED to show status of reception during communication 29 TX Status LED This is the LED to show status of transmission during communication 30 MCU Module This is the op...

Page 21: ...INSTALLATION TIPS CHECK POINT 7 p 15 1 Check Points before Installation 1 1 Selection of Cable System installation cabling will be configured as follow...

Page 22: ...ontact Exit Button Sensor Input Input iCON100 Belden 9512 22 AW G 4 conductor shielded 300m Belden 9514 22 AW G 8 conductor shielded Door Lock Alarm Devic e Lock Alarm iCON1 00 Belden 9409 18AWG 2 con...

Page 23: ...nd down the cable length the tr ansmitted signal will stabilize 18 6us after the leading edge of a bit Since the data bit is cap tured in the middle of the bit which is approximately 52us after the le...

Page 24: ...this case there will be a current flow through the shield wire whe n the voltage level of both ends of shield wire is not equal and this current flow will create n oise and interfere to communications...

Page 25: ...nductor is turning on and off To protect this problem connect the reverse diode as the figure below It is strongly recommended to add a reverse diode between the inductor coils to a bsorb this surge v...

Page 26: ...INSTALLATION OF THE PRODUCT 8 p 20 1 Dimension Unit inch mm...

Page 27: ...g values will be reloaded Therefore the Initialization sho uld be performed by authorized person only It is recommended to upload all even ts data before initialization in case you use events data for...

Page 28: ...Board ID is the unique address to communicate with PC There is 5 channel DIP switch on th e upper left side of the iCON100 board for board ID setting Each DIP switch has assigned a ddress value and th...

Page 29: ...If DIP switch turns from ON to OFF or OFF to ON buzzer is generated Also under TCP IP communication the baud rate has to be matched with TCP IP module Baud rate must be the same as the values set by a...

Page 30: ...er to GND terminal 4 2 Input Connections Exit Button Connection Input 1 Connect one wire from an Exit Button to Input 1 Connect the other wire from the Exit Button to the GND Door Contact Sensor Conne...

Page 31: ...2K Resistance Connection for Cut Off Check To use the Cut Off Check function you have to connect 2 2K resistance between Input wire ex Orange and GND Firstly you choose to use Cut Off Check Follow the...

Page 32: ...of Relay 1 to DC 12V Connect NO port of Relay 1 to wire of door lock device Connect GND port to wire of door lock devices Alarm Device Connection Relay 2 Connect COM port of Relay 2 to DC 12V Connect...

Page 33: ...D1 of Reader Port Compatible Readers iCON100 Standard 26bit Wiegand Format Proximity Readers Standard 26bit Wiegand 8bit B urst Format Proximity and Keypad Readers iCON100SR Standard 34bit Wiegand Fo...

Page 34: ...ia RS232 communication Please follow the instructions Connect RS232 TX port of iCON100 to the pin 2 RX of the 9 pin connector Connect RS232 RX port of iCON100 to the pin 3 TX of the 9 pin connector Co...

Page 35: ...tan ce between the converter and the device is too far Please follow the instructions below Connect RS422 TX Gray wire of iCON100 to RS422 RX port of converter Connect RS422 TX Yellow wire of iCON100...

Page 36: ...CON100 to RS422 RX of another iCON100 Connect RS422 RX of one iCON100 to RS422 RX of another iCON100 Second you have to connect one of RS422 port of iCON100 to RS422 RS232 converter Connect RS422 TX o...

Page 37: ...100 in right direction Directi on of arrows have to be matched between iCON100 and TCP IP modul e 2 As below figure connect LAN cable to TCP IP RJ 45 jack 3 2 How to wire TCP IP Communication Optional...

Page 38: ...n using the TCP IP converter for communication select either RS232 or RS422 INTERFACE iCON100 ILAN422 LINE COLOR RS232 TX CON2 RX RS232 DSUB9 BLACK WHITE RX CON2 TX RS232 DSUB9 RED WHITE GND CON2 GND...

Page 39: ...itialization press 2 initialization switches simultaneously then keep pressing more than 2 seconds Once buzzer sound is generated release 2 switches then initialization is done an d system restart aut...

Page 40: ...main Setup Menu and you can scroll up or down the menu by pressing the 4 or 6 key If you press the ESC key then the iCON100 will exit the Setup Mode and return to nor mal operation in Reader Mode The...

Page 41: ...of IDs No of events and then press ENT again to confirm Prior to changing the maximum number of cardholders you must clear the event data from the memory Because entering the Setup Mode itself generat...

Page 42: ...ew cardholder IDs to the iCON100 enter the Setup Mode and press F3 Once t he 1 REGISTRATION item appears on the LCD press ENT to begin the ID registration pro cess For detailed information on the ID r...

Page 43: ...16 on Exit Button To request for exiting from the inside an Exit Button Or External Reader can be use d The Door Relay 1 will open for 3 seconds Defaults with the blue LED LED 5 on Alarms Unregistered...

Page 44: ...st time or you initialize the iCON100 the controller will s et all values to default setting values Factory Settings You can change the settings for desi red application Please refer to the APPENDIX s...

Page 45: ...SETTING CHANGES 12 p 39...

Page 46: ...rs t You can move to other setup menus by pressing the F1 key for SETUP MENU F1 F2 key for SETUP MENU F2 F3 key for SETUP MENU F3 and F4 key f or SETUP MENU F4 There are setting items in the main setu...

Page 47: ...p 41 Setup Menu F1 1 Setup Menu F1...

Page 48: ...s board ID or Communication ID is a unique number assigned to e ach device for communication The default address is 00 For proper communication with the PC it is important that the value you set here...

Page 49: ...e as the T CP IP module setting Troubleshooting Communication Problems Step 1 Match the communication address between the device and the Application Software Step 2 Match the Baud Rate between the dev...

Page 50: ...must adjust this setting according to what access mode is used on Reader 2 To change the Access Mode for Reader 2 press ENT select the desired mode by pressing 4 or 6 and then press ENT again to confi...

Page 51: ...Master ID card registration is successfully completed the LCD displays the REGIS TRATION OK message The default Master iCON100SR it is 0000000000 Ten zeros 1 7 System Initialization System initializat...

Page 52: ...l a nd exit press 0 instead Prior to choosing YES make sure to check whether or not the data stored in the device is not needed since it will be deleted after the All ID CLEAR is done 1 9 Event Clear...

Page 53: ...e s Holiday and Reader Time Schedules Holiday Codes etc To clear the time schedule data st ored in the memory press ENT and then press 1 to confirm If you wish to cancel and e xit press 0 instead Befo...

Page 54: ...SETTING CHANGES p 48 2 1 Time Schedule...

Page 55: ...h as T S code day ti7me interval and time period Press 2 or 8 to scroll up or down the time schedule code 01 10 and the day of the week Mon Sun and holiday Press 4 or 6 to scroll up or down the time i...

Page 56: ...olidays defined How to Define Holiday T S Codes To define a new Holiday T S code or change an existing one press ENT and the LCD will show holiday T S information such as Holiday T S code holiday numb...

Page 57: ...mem ory To return to the previous menu press ESC 2 4 Reader Time Schedule You can select one of 2 Access Modes i e RF Only Mode RF PW Mode in READER1 MO DE of F1 SETUP MENU However you may apply RF On...

Page 58: ...ttings press ENT and select an item using 4 or 6 key and press ENT again After the cursor appears enter the 10Digit number for the desired settin g Once all information is entered press ESC to exit Th...

Page 59: ...unit of 1 second for the In Output definition 0 1 sec Output Time is calculated in the time unit of 1 10 second or 100ms for the In Outp ut definition To change the setting press ENT and press 4 or 6...

Page 60: ...tead of an Exit Reader For enable or disable Anti Pass Back or resetting all APB flags press ENT and press 4 or 6 to select the desired item and press ENT to confirm NOT USE The Anti Pass Back feature...

Page 61: ...Full Alarm Event Alarm allows you to decide whether to enable or disable the event memory full alarm If you enable Event Alarm the iCON100 beeps with an alarm message when the event mem ory becomes m...

Page 62: ...ess enter the 2Digit Duress Password and press ENT prior to the re gular access process Following a successful access process access will be granted as usual but at the same time a duress alarm will b...

Page 63: ...display the text message indicating the status i e ACCESS GRANTED o r ACCESS DENIED CARD NO Display the number of the card 2 13 BUZZER STATUS The buzzer generates a beep when a button on the keypad i...

Page 64: ...rmat smart cards To do so you must change the Data BYTE setting to 2BYTE To change the setting press ENT and press 4 or 6 to select 4BYTE or 2BYTE and press ENT to confirm 4 Byte Default The Card Numb...

Page 65: ...p 59 Setup Menu F3 3 Setup Menu F3 3 1 ID Registration Registration allows you to add new cardholders to the iCON100 To add a new cardholder I...

Page 66: ...If the registration is successful the REGISTRATION OK message will be displayed on the L CD If the registration is not successful the REGISTRATION ERR Message will be displayed on the LCD Description...

Page 67: ...Delete allows you to delete existing cards from the iCON100 To delete an existing card Or ID press ENT Either present a card you wish to delete to the iCON100 or enter the card number ID via th e keyp...

Page 68: ...information of the card you have selected in the previous step or the first card on the list Press 4 or 6 to view the information of the previous or next card T he FIRST ID or LAST ID message will app...

Page 69: ...information of the previous or next card T he FIRST ID or LAST ID message will appear if you are viewing the first or last ID If there is no card data the LCD will display the MEMORY EMPTY message 3 5...

Page 70: ...ent num ber of IDs stored in the memory the LCD will display the ID TOTAL COUNT WRON G error message 3 6 Event List The number of registered user IDs is displayed This count automatically increases or...

Page 71: ...p 65 Setup Menu F4 4 Setup Menu F4...

Page 72: ...llows you to test the memory of the iCON100 To begin the test press ENT If the test is successful the LCD will display the TEST PASSED message Press any key to fini sh the test If the test is unsucces...

Page 73: ...tivated and you will hear Tick Tack sounds with the green LED blinking twice Second output oorts3 and 4 will be tested During the test TTL outputs are activated and the yellow LED blinks twice Yo u ca...

Page 74: ...d The test ends with the display of the firmware upda te date YYYY MM DD After the test is finished press any key to exit 4 5 Keypad Test Keypad Test allows you to test the keys on the keypad To begin...

Page 75: ...play the reader number and the card number After the test is finished press ESC to exit Reader 1 refers to the built in reader of the iCON100 and Reader 2 refers to an external r eader You can also us...

Page 76: ...an input port test will change to 222200 If t ermination resistors are not connected or 000000 If termination resistors are con nected 4 8 Communication Test COMM Test allows you to test communicatio...

Page 77: ...p 71 Setup Menu F4 If the test is successful the LCD will display the TEST PASSED message Press any key to fini sh the test...

Page 78: ...ER 2 Keypad Input Limit NOT USE 5 Use of Event Memory Alarm NOT USE 6 Unit of Time for Output Ports UNIT 1 SEC 7 Output Port Time Schedules NOT USE 8 Anti Pass Back Feature NOT USE 9 Duress Mode NOT U...

Page 79: ...ader 2 ID OK 03 00 00 00 00 11 Reader 2 ID Error 00 03 00 00 00 12 Reader 2 ID T S Error 00 03 00 00 00 13 Reader 2 APB Error 00 03 00 00 00 14 DURESS MODE 03 00 00 00 00 15 OUTPUT TIME SCHEDULE 00 00...

Page 80: ...he Time Schedule Code index applied to each output Index No 16 The values indicate the Time Schedule Code index applied to each input Index No 19 21 The values indicate whether to enable or disable th...

Page 81: ...The device does not go to setting mode after inputting MASTER ID 5 5 The device work well with RF Card but does not work when inputting card number 6 6 When the device have read a card the device does...

Page 82: ...Troubleshooting p 76 In the case of RS422 communication See Communication RS422 Communication Port Connection of the manual and check i f the wiring is good...

Page 83: ...th baud rate set in a software See Setting Changes SETUP MENU F1 Baud Rate and check baud rate set in the device If you initialize the device baud rate is set to 9 600 bps which is the default 1 3 Ple...

Page 84: ...device is grounded well If the problem persists connect service center 2 When turning on the device Date Time is not display ed on the LCD and special characters are displayed This is for when using L...

Page 85: ...ice goes back to the normal mode when there is n o input for 60 seconds 4 The device does not go to setting mode after inputtin g MASTER ID This is for when using LCD and Keypad modules with the devic...

Page 86: ...l and set it to USE 2 Or set keypad setting to ENABLE from a software and transmit it to the device If the problem persists please contact service center 6 When the device have read a card the device...

Page 87: ...C SR check if controller definition of a software is set to iTDC If it is iTDC change it to iTDC SR 6 4 Remove noise 1 Shield wire and extra wire of cable to GND 2 Use repeater 3 See INSTALLATION TIPS...

Page 88: ...Troubleshooting p 82 II In the case of 34 bit Cards are not authenticated if you use 26bit Wiegand format reader such as RF10 20 30 RFK101 If the problem persists please contact service center...

Page 89: ...received including interference that may caus e undesired operation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A Digital De vice pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rul...

Page 90: ...Gangseo Gu Seoul 157 030 Korea Tel 82 2 2659 0055 Fax 82 2 2659 0086 E mail webmaster idteck com Website www idteck com E Training Center http www idtecktraining com IDTECK Production Facility and RM...

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