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Contents

Preface ........................................................................................................ 6
Benefits ....................................................................................................... 7
Features ...................................................................................................... 7
Specifications .............................................................................................. 7
What's inside? ............................................................................................. 8

General Configuration ......................................................................................... 8
Wiring Configurations.......................................................................................... 9

Mounting .................................................................................................... 11
Wiring ........................................................................................................ 12

Connecting readers ........................................................................................... 12
PIN entry, card passing ..................................................................................... 15
Cardholders codes ............................................................................................ 15
Duress code .................................................................................................... 16
Alarm output ...................................................................................................... 16
LEDs .................................................................................................................. 16
Door time ........................................................................................................... 17

Control Panel Operation ............................................................................ 17
Programming the panel in access control system composition .................. 18
Programming the panel in stand-alone use ............................................... 18

Programmed information representation .......................................................... 18
Programming via PC ......................................................................................... 18
Programming via built-in keyboard ................................................................... 18
Factory defaults ................................................................................................. 18
Previewing and modifying users codes settings ............................................... 21
Code/card deletion ............................................................................................ 22
Resetting to factory defaults .............................................................................. 23
Group card registration ..................................................................................... 23
Keyboard lockout time ....................................................................................... 24
Door A time ........................................................................................................ 24
Door B time ....................................................................................................... 24
Programming Inputs .......................................................................................... 25
Programming Outputs ....................................................................................... 26
Types of identificators ....................................................................................... 27
Readers operation ............................................................................................. 28
Setting control panel address ........................................................................... 28
Changing Code ................................................................................................. 28
Switching Day/Night Modes .............................................................................. 29
Resetting hardware to factory defaults .............................................................. 29

Limited Warranty ....................................................................................... 30
Index ......................................................................................................... 32

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Summary of Contents for DLK642Lite

Page 1: ...DLK642 Lite A C C E S S C O N T R O L P A N E L Standalone Networked Access Control Panel DLK642Lite ...

Page 2: ...2 Integrated Technical Vision Ltd http www itvsystems com ua ...

Page 3: ...pying printing and any other kind of unauthorised reproduction of this document or a part of it is prohibited Trademarks ITV is a registed trademark of ITV Ltd Training and technical support ITV Ltd performs training on the installation programming and utilisation of the DLK642Lite access control panel For detailed information about the training and discussing of our particular requirements to the...

Page 4: ...4 Integrated Technical Vision Ltd http www itvsystems com ua ...

Page 5: ...position 18 Programming the panel in stand alone use 18 Programmed information representation 18 Programming via PC 18 Programming via built in keyboard 18 Factory defaults 18 Previewing and modifying users codes settings 21 Code card deletion 22 Resetting to factory defaults 23 Group card registration 23 Keyboard lockout time 24 Door A time 24 Door B time 24 Programming Inputs 25 Programming Outp...

Page 6: ... be downloaded either from built in keyboard or from PC All valid card numbers time zones and relay pulse times are loaded to controller memory The panel can control access into two doors with no dependency on a central computer system Primary goals of Access Control System are identification of a person confirmation or not confirmation of access control of movements in a necessary zone It can pro...

Page 7: ...rting to network Features Two doors access control Three LEDs Nonvolatile EEPROM stores all settings and cards Two access levels Eight EOL supervised inputs for Door monitoring Request to Exit button and Alarm detectors monitoring Tamper Two relay outputs allow control of two doors Specifications Inputs 8 programmable EOL supervised inputs Outputs Two 5 A 24 V relays and Two 500mA 24V transistors ...

Page 8: ...Z8 PW R TM NC1 C1 NO1 NC2 C2 NO2 SA BEL X1 S 3 S4 S 6 BAT RST S8 S9 X3 DLK 642 VL1 X2 X2 S5 What sinside General Configuration Layout of DLK642Lite is shown on Diagram 1 below 1 3 LEDs 4 built in keyboard 5 back plate 6 panel PCB 7 PCB of the ID reader 8 front cover Figure 1 a General view of DLK642Lite b DLK642Lite with front cover off What s inside ...

Page 9: ...ls layout D1 D0 GN RD Z1 GND ER BZ Z2 GND Z3 Z4 GND Z5 Z6 GND A B GND EB Z7 GND Z8 PW R TM NC1 C1 NO1 NC2 C2 NO2 SA BEL X1 S 3 S4 S 6 BAT RST S8 S9 X3 DLK 64 2 VL1 X2 X2 S5 Panel PCB Built in reader PCB Alarm output Locks Door contact RTE button contact Power supply 12V External reader What s inside ...

Page 10: ...o l c y l l a m r o N t u p t u o t c a t n o c r e p m a T 1 C N d e s o l c y l l a m r o N s t c a t n o c 1 y a l e R 1 C n o m m o C 1 O N n e p o y l l a m r o N 2 C N d e s o l c y l l a m r o N s t c a t n o c 2 y a l e R 2 C n o m m o C 2 O N n e p o y l l a m r o N A S V 2 1 t u p t u o r o t s i s n a r T A 3 0 l a n o i t u c e x e f o n o i t c e n n o c r o F s e c i v e d L E B t u ...

Page 11: ...e 3b a b c d Figure 3 DLK642Lite mounting specifications Disconnect X3 connector of built in reader from panel PCB Carefully release fixing tabs Figure 3 c then dismount PCB from panel base Mark places for fixing holes using back plate as a template Figure 3 d then drill with the 6 mm auger openings to depth of the concrete insert Pull the wires Secure back plate with the screws Fix PCB on the bac...

Page 12: ...ly at a door at convenient height The wiring is shown on Diagram below Wires colors can differ in readers of other vendors Please refer to your reader installa tionmanual External reader connecting cable length can be increased up to 50 meters by AWG 8x0 22 cable During increasing of cable length mind the conductors Do not mount the reader on metal surface It decreases reading distance Reader is t...

Page 13: ...on Controller inputs can be programmed for simultaneous use of Door sensor and RTE button In this case cord break means Door sensor break and cord shortage RTE button pressing Any of eight cords can be used as a combined one It is not recommended to use Z7 and Z8 terminals for combined cord connection Locking devices DLK642Lite has two relay outputs with NC and NO contacts They are used for connec...

Page 14: ...nal programmable transistor outputs for siren bell or other agents control Bell and SA outputs are rated at 500 mA 24V and sink to the ground These outputs are electronically protected against overload In case of overload the correspond ing event is generated Power supply wiring It is recommended to use PSU 1 5 power supply with battery backup manufactured by ITV Ltd This power supply provides 12V...

Page 15: ...et in engineer code programming mode Keyboard blocking is signalled by red LED light Number of PIN matching attempts from 0 to 255 is programmed using engineer code Number of attempts is not counted see Matching attempts number section Door blocking time from 0 to 255 is programmed using engineer code see Door blocking time part You can cancel mistaken code entering my means of button During PIN e...

Page 16: ... are three LEDs on front plate of the controller See figure 1 LEDs meanings in main mode are described below 1 LED1 red indicates controller operating mode day night 2 LED2 red green indicates controller state norm red LED blinks free access green and yellow LEDs blink in turn keyboard lockout red LED lights continuously Green LED lights continuously LEDsprogrammingmodemeanings 1 LED1 red blinks t...

Page 17: ...des switching Operation in networked access control system Operation modes and indications are determined by the system during access control system work In external management mode the panel does not make independent decisions as for access assignment DLK642 Lite informs the master controller about all events and receives commands The panel turns into autonomous mode when connection to the master...

Page 18: ...ts are engineer code 1234 and master code 5678 Engineer and master code should be changed during programming Code length should not be less than four digits Invalid code or false command entry are indicated by long sound signal of the buzzer and LED 1 red and LED 3 green flashing The panel ignores RTE button contact break shortage in any programming mode Control panel programming diagram is enclos...

Page 19: ...parameters or move to the highest menu level button New code will be admitted if it does not coincide with already existing users codes or duress codes The following parameters are set for new code door B access permission has no outputs management permission cannot switch day night modes 3 third code category Code parameters change is shown in the table Codes categories explanation To go out of p...

Page 20: ... is granted through point B You can change settings by pressing of 4 button access point A switch on off or 6 button access point B button pressing returns panel to current code parameters editing Press to move to the highest menu level Then press again in order to exit programming mode Direct outputs management Press 1 being in code parameters programming mode LED 2 and 3 reflect current paramete...

Page 21: ... programming mode For example It is necessary to set access grant to door A relay 2 management and permit cardholder switch day night modes Press 2 in engineer code programming mode red LEDs 1 and 2 blink pass a card panel proceeds with card settings editing LED1 blinks red LED2 blinks yellow Press 1 switch on red LED2 and switch off LED3 by 4 and 6 buttons pressing Press LED1 blinks red LED 2 yel...

Page 22: ...in engineer code programming mode red LEDs 1 and 2 blink synchro nously Press 3 4 code is deleted and panel moves to upper menu level red LEDs 1 and 2 blink and LED3 is off Next button pressing leads to exiting the programming mode LED2 blinks red Resetting to factory defaults Press 5 being in code parameters programming mode then enter engineer code All settings are reset to factory defaults and ...

Page 23: ...roduce time from 0 sec to 60 sec and press Factory default is 40 For example It is necessary to set keyboard lockout time to 10 seconds When been in programming with engineer code mode press 1 2 LED1 blinks red buzzer and LED3 reflect current keyboard lockout time then red LED1 blinks If current setting differs from 10 press red LED1 and green LED2 blink synchro nously Press 1 0 the panel switches...

Page 24: ...ve chosen the number of input the panel reflects current input type by means of buzzer and LED 3 The panel switches to input programming mode after button pushing To introduce new settings press then enter type number 0 or from 18 to 29 and press Inputs types 0 input is not used 18 door sensor 19 RTE button 20 both doors free pass access 21 both doors blocking 22 served by external program 23 accu...

Page 25: ...ess LED2 blinks red 40 seconds pause between digits entry causes panel switching to main mode Programming Outputs Press 1 9 in programming mode and enter output number Then you can proceed with outputs type 1 attribute 2 time 3 or mode 4 programming Output type Press 1 after you have chosen number of the output the panel reflects current output type by means of buzzer and LED 3 The panel switches ...

Page 26: ...ree pass input For example It is necessary to set the following parameters for output 1 door A lock operating time 3 seconds impulse operating mode In engineer code programming mode press 1 9 red LEDs 1 and 2 blink synchronously Press 1 red LED1 and yellow LED2 blink alternately Press 1 again red LED1 blinks buzzer and green LED3 reflect output 1 current type setting Press to proceed with output a...

Page 27: ...on modes 1 external reader operation solely LED 2 2 internal reader operation solely LED 3 3 both readers simultaneous operation For example It is necessary to program the panel for external reader use When been in engineer code programming mode press 2 1 green LEDs 2 and 3 reflect current setting Press 1 new value is accepted the panel switches to upper menu level red LEDs 1 and 2 blink alternate...

Page 28: ...the method described above For example 1 2 3 4 5 6 code user wants to change the code for 6 5 4 3 2 1 User should necessarily have code category 2 or 4 Press button you will hear three long sound signals LED2 starts to blink red Enter user old code 1 2 3 4 5 6 long signal will be heard In case of false code entry or code category 1 or 3 an error signal will be heard Enter new code 6 5 4 3 2 1 long...

Page 29: ...s with the bridge when power is off 2 Switch on the power buzzer utters several short sound signals LEDs blink synchronously after short pause 3 Switch off panel s power 4 Take off TM and BEL terminals bridge The panel is ready for the operation Z8 PW R TM NC1 C1 NO1 NC2 C2 NO2 SA BEL X1 Programming the panel in stand alone use ...

Page 30: ...voltage mechanical shock water damage or damage arising out of abuse alteration or improper application of the equipment The foregoing warranty shall apply only to the original buyer and is and shall be lieu of any and all other warranties whether expressed or implied and of all other obligations or liabilities on the part of ITV Ltd This warranty contains the entire warranty ITV Ltd neither assum...

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Page 32: ...ts factory defaults 18 23 29 Door sensor 13 Door sensor and RTE button connection 13 Door time 17 Duress code 16 I Identificators 27 Inputs 7 10 programming inputs 25 L LEDs 16 Locking devices 13 M Modes autonomous 17 day night modes 29 O Outputs 10 alarm output 16 programming outputs 26 relays 7 transistor 7 14 P PIN 15 Power consumption 7 supply wiring 14 Programming 18 R Reader connection 12 op...

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