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Atlas x60 Series Access Control Panels Installation Guide

CONTENTS

What’s in the Box

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Optional Accessories

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Safety Precautions

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Product PIN Diagram

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LED Indicators

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Product Dimension

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Installation of Panel & Cabinet

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Wiring Legend

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Power Wiring Diagram 

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Wiegand Connection

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OSDP Connection

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FR1500A Connection

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DIP Switch Setting for FR1500A Device ID

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REX Connections

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Lock Connection

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AUX. I/O Connection

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Ethernet Connection 

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Typical Installation

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Troubleshooting

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Reader 485 Setting Table

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Electrical Specifications 

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Introduction 

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Understanding the Atlas Series Network 

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Initial Controller Setup 

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Connect the Controller to the Network 

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Complete the Configuration 

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Add a User and Test Access 

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Add Secondary Controllers 

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Mobile App

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Special Considerations for Complex Networks 

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Where to Go Next 

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Web Management Application 

Programming Guide starts at 

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Summary of Contents for Atlas x60 Series

Page 1: ...Installation Guide Atlas x60 Series Access Control Panels ...

Page 2: ... COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO SEN GND BUT 12V GND 485B 485A 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 485A 485B GND NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND AC FAIL BAT FAIL 12V GND 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F ...

Page 3: ...1500A Device ID 15 REX Connections 16 Lock Connection 17 AUX I O Connection 18 Ethernet Connection 19 Typical Installation 20 Troubleshooting 21 Reader 485 SettingTable 22 Electrical Specifications 24 Introduction 27 Understanding the Atlas Series Network 28 Initial Controller Setup 29 Connect the Controller to the Network 35 Complete the Configuration 36 Add a User andTest Access 40 Add Secondary...

Page 4: ...s Access Control Panels Installation Guide Optional Accessories Wiegand Card Reader SLK20R Enrollment reader FR1500A FP Prox Reader Prox Card CR10E Card Enrollment Reader Exit Button Atlas x60 Metal Cabinet Door Sensor ...

Page 5: ...s CRT T V monitors or speakers may damage the device Do not place the device next to heating equipment Prevent water drinks or chemicals leaking into the device This product is not intended for use by children unless they are supervised Do not drop or damage the device Do not disassemble repair or modify the device Do not use the device for any purpose other than those specified Remove dust or dir...

Page 6: ... GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F Aux Output Power Detection USB Port WIFI Wiegand Reader 4 Wiegand Reader 1 Wiegand Reader 2 RS485 Reader Ethernet Port RS485 Communication not used The function of reset button once reset button is pressed LED will blink fast 1 Press reset button f...

Page 7: ...HIELD 485A 485B GND NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F COMM RUN GND PWR NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NC COM NO SEN GND BUT 12V GND 485B 485A 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 1 2345 6 7 COMM RUN GND PWR NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO ...

Page 8: ...ND 485B 485A 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 485A 485B GND NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND AC FAIL BAT FAIL 12V GND 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F COMM RUN GND PWR NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC...

Page 9: ...AT FAIL 12V GND 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F Cable Conduit Punch hole for cables Atlas x60 Panel Heat Dissipation Grill Mounting Holes State Indicators We recommend drilling the mounting plate screws into solid wood i e stud beam If a stud beam cannot be found then use the ...

Page 10: ... alarms or smoke detectors The auxiliary output may be connected to alarms cameras or door bells etc POE Door Sensor COMM RUN GND PWR NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO SEN GND BUT 12V GND 485B 485A 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 485A 485B GND NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND AC FAIL BAT FAIL...

Page 11: ...LED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 485A 485B GND NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND AC FAIL BAT FAIL 12V GND 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND AC FAIL BAT FAIL 12V GND HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP H...

Page 12: ...D SHIELD 485A 485B GND NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND ACFAIL BATFAIL 12V GND 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 01 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D EF Wiegand Card Reader Figure 15 12V GND 485B 485A 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 ...

Page 13: ... NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND AC FAIL BAT FAIL 12V GND 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F ETHERNET OSDP Reader Figure 16 NOTE OSDP and ZKTeco RS485 FR1500A readers cannot both be connected to one control panel D0 D1 GND DC COMM RUN GND PWR NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC 12V GND 48...

Page 14: ...HOLD SHIELD 485A 485B GND NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND AC FAIL BAT FAIL 12V GND 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 12V DC ETHERNET 3 FR1500A 2 FR1500A 1 FR1500A 8 FR1500A Figure 17 12V DC COMM RUN GND PWR NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO 12V GND 485B 485A 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN...

Page 15: ...n long RS485 cable 2 Set the odd number for IN reader and the even number for OUT reader for eg For two readers for one door the RS485 address 1 is for IN reader RS485 address 2 is for OUT reader 3 If FR1500A is powered from Atlas 460 panel the length of wire should be less than 100 meters or 330 ft 4 The External RS485 interface can supply maximum 500mA current The FR1500A s startup current is 24...

Page 16: ...BEEP HOLD SHIELD 485A 485B GND NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND AC FAIL BAT FAIL 12V GND 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F Exit Button IR Sensor Separate Power Supply NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO SEN NC COM NO SEN GND BUT GND BUT NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM N...

Page 17: ...NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO SEN GND BUT NC COM NO SEN GND BUT 12V GND 485B 485A 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 485A 485B GND NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND AC FAIL BAT FAIL 12V GND 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F...

Page 18: ...V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD M1 M2 N R 0 1 2 3 4 5 6789 A B C D E F 12V DC ALARM ETHERNET ETHERNET Figure 22 Figure 21 12V DC 12V DC GND P U S HTOTESTWE E K L Y P U S H T O T E S T W E E K L Y FIRE ALARM 485A 485B GND NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND AC FAIL BAT FAIL 12V GND RE G R H SH WLAN DOOR 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F COMM RU...

Page 19: ...GND BUT NC COM NO SEN GND BUT 12V GND 485B 485A 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 485A 485B GND NC COM NO AUX1 GND AUX2 BREAK GND ACFAIL BATFAIL 12V GND 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD 12V GND D0 D1 RETURN GLED RLED BEEP HOLD SHIELD PWR RUN COMM1 COMM2 WLAN DOOR 01 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D EF COMM RUN GND PWR NC COM NO SE...

Page 20: ...trol Panels Installation Guide Installation Diagram Sensor CEILING INDOOR OUTDOOR Atlas x60 Access Control Bundle Electric Lock Exit Button Reader for Out Door Reader for In Door Figure 25 Ethernet Communication wire 220 110 V Input ...

Page 21: ... recognized See Add a User and Test Ac cess in the Programming Guide 3 How do I connect a third party reader or a stand alone reader to an Atlas x60 panel Connect the wiegand output to the WD0 and WD1 of the stand alone readers on the panel s reader port Note The board can only supply 12 V DC 300mA power so an external power supply may be required 4 What kind of wire is recommended for the panel 1...

Page 22: ...F OFF 10 OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF 11 ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF 12 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF 13 ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF 14 OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF 15 ON ON ON ON OFF OFF 16 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF 17 ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF 18 OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF 19 ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF 20 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF 21 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF 22 OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF 23 ON ON ON OFF ON OFF 24 OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF 25 ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF 26 O...

Page 23: ...OFF ON OFF ON 42 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON 43 ON ON OFF ON OFF ON 44 OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON 45 ON OFF ON ON OFF ON 46 OFF ON ON ON OFF ON 47 ON ON ON ON OFF ON 48 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON 49 ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON 50 OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON 51 ON ON OFF OFF ON ON 52 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON 53 ON OFF ON OFF ON ON 54 OFF ON ON OFF ON ON 55 ON ON ON OFF ON ON 56 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON 57 ON OFF OFF ON ON ON 58 OFF ON OF...

Page 24: ...utput Switching voltage V 12V 30V Use regulated DC power adaptor only Switching Current A 2 3 Auxiliary relay output Switching voltage V 12V 30V Use regulated DC power adaptor only Switching Current A 1 25 1 5 Switch Aux input VIH V TBD 30V VIL V TBD Pull up resistance Ω 4 7k The input ports are pulled up with 4 7k resistors WIEGAND Input Voltage V 10 8 12 13 5 Current mA 500 ZK ElectRIC lock Volt...

Page 25: ...way and two door two way Number of readers supported 4 Wiegand or 8 RS 485 or 8 OSDP Types of readers supported 125kHz and 13 56MHz Wiegand readers OSDP RS 485 others upon request Number of Inputs 10 4 Exit Device 4 Door Status 2 AUX Number of Outputs 5 4 Form C relay for lock and 1 Form C relay for AUX output Weight Atlas 160 9lbs 3 8kg Atlas 260 460 10lbs 4 2kg Enclosure Metal Cabinet Mounting W...

Page 26: ...mming Guide Introduction 27 Understanding the Atlas Series Network 28 Initial Controller Setup 29 Connect the Controller to the Network 35 Complete the Configuration 36 Add a User andTest Access 40 Add Secondary Controllers 43 Mobile App 44 Special Considerations for Complex Networks 48 Where to Go Next 48 ...

Page 27: ...section Understanding the Atlas Series Network 2 Connect a computer directly to a controller and run the initial configuration program This step must be completed before the controller will operate on the network 3 Connect the controller to the local network 4 Log in to the controller with a web browser and complete essential configu ration 5 Add a user and test door access 6 Add any secondary con...

Page 28: ...n you can log into from a web browser This application on the primary controller is where you will manage all configuration for the entire system Important The primary controller must support biometrics if any biometric con troller will be used in the system Network Considerations Ideally all controllers should be networked on the same subnet If you have a simple home or small office network this ...

Page 29: ... After resolving the warning you will be directed to the Web Management Application login screen Note that it might take a minute for the connection to become available Trouble Connecting If at any point you find you cannot connect to the control ler at the default IP address or the address you configure below you can try a hard network reset Find the small opening on the controller labeled Reset ...

Page 30: ...Note For secondary controllers Language does not affect the Web Management Application It does set the language of the simplified management application on this controller and can be changed later in the configuration of this controller Page 2 Function Choose whether this controller will be a Primary or a Secondary Make sure you understand the Atlas Series network discussed above The first control...

Page 31: ...Web Management Ap plication and in reports Note secondary controllers are named when they are connected to the system in the Web Management Application Page 4 Configuration primaries only This determines what your controller will be used for controlling door entry perhaps door exit or as special purpose readers Note Secondary controllers are configured when they are connected to the system ...

Page 32: ...y but no credentials are required to exit although an exit button may be configured for opening the door from the inside All controllers will have at least one In reader It cannot be configured for an other purpose though you may choose not to use it In Out The physical door will have a reader both inside and outside Authoriza tion is required to pass either direction Muster Point The second reade...

Page 33: ...er will get the time from the internet using a technology called NTP Other situations are discussed below under Complete the Configuration Note Secondary controllers get their time and time zone from the primary con troller Page 6 Password primaries only Enter a strong password for the primary administrator account The user name for this account is admin and cannot be changed ...

Page 34: ... find the primary on the network Additionally the users need a consistent address to log in to the Web Management Application To assign a static IP address choose Manually and enter the IP address and con figuration specified by the network administrator Using DHCP is probably the right choice for secondary controllers unless you have a complicated network discussed below under Special Considerati...

Page 35: ...ion Network Page 8 Review All your entries are displayed for review Click either Back or Complete Setup After completing setup you may disconnect the direct ethernet cable Connect the Controller to the Network When you Complete Setup the controller will reboot itself automatically If it is already installed then simply reconnect it s ethernet port to the local area network Otherwise disconnect the...

Page 36: ...e Automatically When this box is not checked you can manually set the time by checking Set Server Time to Current Browser Time and clicking Save If you wish to use NTP but with customized NTP servers there is space to enter those server addresses The default servers are 0 pool ntp org 1 pool ntp org 1 pool ntp org and 3 pool ntp org You can also turn off the use of Daylight Savings Time Registrati...

Page 37: ...wnload registration file link and save the registration data file to your computer iii Create and send an email message by clicking the email link or entering it in your email program Your email must contain the registra tion data file as an attachment with its original name The subject and text of the email do not matter You will receive a registration confirmation file by reply email When you do...

Page 38: ...ing the Modify button on the menu bar Details about this operation are in the topic Modifying Controller Configuration The Modify options are o Change to In Out o Add Muster Point o Add Card Enrollment Point o Remove Secondary Muster or Card Enrollment Point Change the default connection type for readers Wiegand OSDP or ZKTeco RS 485 These settings are on the sub controller and are detailed in the...

Page 39: ... 1 Plug the device into any USB port 2 Install the Fingerprint Driver software available on the Downloads page at ZKTecoUSA com Install a Signed Certificate optional To provide extra security for the controller and to avoid browser warnings when logging in you might wish to install a signed HTTPS security certificate For more information on what this means and to get such a certificate talk to you...

Page 40: ...minimum required information First Name Last Name To test cards Scroll down to Cards click the Add button then enter the number of a card To test biometrics Scroll down to Number of Enrolled Fingerprints click Enroll Fingerprints and follow the on screen instructions You must have installed a USB fingerprint enrollment reader during Com plete the Configuration ...

Page 41: ...utton to generate a random value 4 Scroll down to Door Access Click the Add button and select 1 or more doors on the following screen 5 Click Save on the menu bar The card PIN and fingerprint you entered should now work to grant access at the specified doors assuming you chose a compatible Default Mode during Configure Doors Add a User andTest Access ...

Page 42: ...7 Click Save on the menu bar Then 1 Go to Access Users 2 Scroll down to Access Levels Click the Add button and select the access level you created above 3 Click Save on the menu bar The card PIN and fingerprint you entered should now work to grant access to the specified doors during the specified schedules assuming you chose a com patible Default Mode during Configure Doors Card formats that work...

Page 43: ...all controllers are networked on the same subnet If you have a simple network this will almost always be true In a larger corpo rate environment you might need to add secondary controllers manually See Special Considerations below To discover secondary controllers 1 Log in to the Web Management Application on the primary controller 2 Go to Config Hardware 3 Click Discover Controllers on the menu b...

Page 44: ...bile App ZKTeco provides its Atlas mobile app in Apple s App Store and in Google Play You must authorize each mobile device before it can access your system In the Web Management Application 1 Go to Admin Authorized Mobile Devices 2 Create and Save an authorization ...

Page 45: ... image will be displayed in the Authorization Code field Leave this open for scanning below or right click the image to save it You can then email the image to the mobile device user On the mobile device 1 Install and run the Atlas mobile app 2 Press Scan QR Code Mobile App ...

Page 46: ...nfirm that Atlas may use the camera 4 The photo viewfinder will appear Point the square scanning box at any copy of the authorization QR code A picture will be taken automatically when a QR code is within the box showing the message Authorization code suc cessfully located Mobile App ...

Page 47: ...nitiating emergency lockdown Important The mobile device must be connected by WiFi to the same local network as the Atlas Series controllers To connect from a distance your network administrator must in some way open access from the Internet such as by using a NAT and provide the necessary Server Address Each authorization code can authorize only one mobile device You may delete and add authorizat...

Page 48: ...HCP as normally recommended Assign these controllers static IP addresses Manually add these secondary controllers in the Web Management Applica tion Log in and read Manually Adding Secondary Controllers in the help topic Configuration Hardware Adding Controllers Where to Go Next A complete user manual is available through the Management Application by selecting Help from the menu in the upper righ...

Page 49: ...Date Jan 2019 www zkteco eu ...

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