8901 Networked Single Door Access Panel Installation …€¦ · 8901 Networked Single Door Access Panel Installation Guide . ... simulated by other network point ... 2 -Power 3 COM

8901 Networked Single Door

Access Panel Installation Guide

8901 Access Control Panel Installation Guide

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2016-01-28 Design . Innovations Page 2 of 34

Item Description Page

1. Introduction P.3

2. Technical Specification P.5

3. System Deployment P.7

4. Detailed Pin Assignment P.9

5. Panel Configuration P.11

6. Sample Connection Circuits

- System

- Reader

- Electrical Lock

- Door Alarm

- Door Ajar

- Door Sensor

- Release Button

- Panel Tamper

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7. ACX.90 Integrated System Platform

- Installation on the computer

- Set up the communication with control panel

- Add the first cardholder with access right

- Enable Alarms in the control panels

P. 20


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1. Introduction

This document provides detailed description about the features, functions and setup of

ACX 8901 Control Panel.

A. Strength

Native TCP/IP on board, 10/100Mbps communication speed

Flexibility structure cabling, cat 5 cable, direct to hub or panel to panel daisy chain

wiring

Multi-threading program, transactions upload to database server less than 2 sec

under 50 panels

User defined 128 bits key for the data exchange between ACX 8901&8902 door

access panel to ACX COM Server, prevent the real data to be snooped and

simulated by other network point

User defined 128 bits key, scramble RS485 data exchange between ACX

8901&8902 door access panel and ACX reader, prevent reader data to be snooped

and copied

Work with ACX 2081 I/O module, save the wiring cost and increase the data

security (patented design)

Support 7 x card number format, each card number format has 3 x facility code

checking

Work with ACX LCD reader, display interactive message

Work with ACX emergency door open device

Supervised Monitor of the Door Sensor Input, Prevent trouble close and open

B. Features

32 bits microprocessor, 50MHz

External device short circuit protection

Thumbed protection

Recoverable fuse protection

Status LED represents operating status

Auto recover for the TCP/IP failure

Battery on board for memory retention, 3 years

Firmware can be on-line upgraded

Real time clock, less than 1 sec deviation daily

Twin card operation (100 couples)

Anti-passback

Two door interlock


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C. Panel Appearance


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2. Technical Specification

Specification 8901

Panel Inputs

- 1 x IN and 1 x OUT Wigand reader or;

- 1 x IN and 1 x OUT ACX scramble RS485 reader

- 1 x door sensor input

- 1 x request to exit input

- 1 x auxiliary input

- 1 x controller box tamper input

- 1 x ACX high security key open door device

- Power input monitoring : A.C. / D.C. / Backup Battery

- Work with ACX high security door emergency open device,

couple with random key switch & reset panel.

Panel Outputs

- 1 x E-Lock relay dry contact output, max. 10A current rating

- 1 x Alarm relay dry contact output, max. 3A current rating

- 1 x Door ajar TTL signal output, 5VDC output, 20mA

- 12.8VDC battery charging

Memory

- 38,000 cardholders, each card holder has 24 bytes content

- 45,000 swipe card records

- 800 events

PCB Dimension 120mm x 120mm x 12mm

Expansion 1 x RS485 serial port for expansion, software and hardware

interface to other system

Holidays 100 Holiday dates

Timezone

- 80 x access control time zone

- 1 x password time zone

- 1 x electric Lock time zone

- 1 x alarm time zone

- 1 x door ajar time zone

- 1 x request to exit time zone

- 1 x twin card operation time zone

All timezone can be assigned from Monday to Sunday and

Holiday, 4 intervals per day, time zone can be selected

globally or individually


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Password

- User password, timezone control

- Global password, key in the password through keypad

reader open door

- Duress password, open door but trigger alarm output

Communication - Panel to hub, CAT 5 cable (max. 100 meters)

- Panel to panel, daisy chain by CAT 5 cable (max. 100 meters)

No. of Panels Depends on IP address available

Backup Battery

- 12VDC, 7AH backup battery,

- provide at least 4 hours operation, excludes electric lock

power consumption

Operating Voltage - 220V, 5A input in AC.

- 12VDC, 3A output

Operating

Temperature 0° to 65° C

Operating humidity 0-95% relative humidity non-condensing

Wiegand Reader

- Communication: Wiegand

- Green / Red LED control

- Buzzer control

- Reader in 6 wires connection

- Max. cable length : 150m

ACX Reader

- Communication : RS485

- High Security scramble data encryption

- 7 x LED color control

- Buzzer Control

- Interactive message display for ACX LCD reader

- Reader in 4 wires connection

- Max. cable length : 1,200m


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3. System Deployment

There are three ways to connect panels. All of the panels communicate in TCP/IP protocol

with each other. CAT5 cable is used to connect the panel to the (LAN) Local Area Network or

connect the panels in Daisy Chain. RS 485 protocol is no longer used for inter-panel

communications so that the cost is reduced and the speed is increased. Multi-threading is

also used to speed up concurrent operations.

Pier to Pier

Daisy Chain

Pier to Pier + Daisy Chain

Local Area Network

. . . .

Pier to Pier

DATABASE and

SOFTWARE

PANEL PANELPANEL

TCP

/IP

TCP

/IP

TCP

/IP


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Local Area Network

. . . .

Daisy Chain

DATABASE and

SOFTWARE

PANEL

TCP

/IP

TCP/IP

PANELPANEL

Local Area Network

. . . .

Pier to Pier + Daisy Chain

DATABASE and

SOFTWARE

PANEL PANEL

TCP

/IP

TCP

/IP

PANEL

TCP/IP . . . .PANEL


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4. Detailed Pin Assignment

Connector Summary PIN Description

C1 Power Input 1 12VDC, 3ADC

2 Ground

C2

E-Lock Power

(12V, 1.5A)

1 Ground

2 Power

E-Lock Output

(Dry Contact)

3 COM

4 NC

5 NO

C3

Door Alarm Output

(Dry Contact)

1 COM

2 NC

3 NO

Door Ajar Output 4 Normal is 0VDC, Door Ajar 5VDC, 200mA output

C4

Door Sensor 1 Door Sensor

2 Ground

Release Button 3 Release button

4 Ground

C5

AUX INPUT 1 IN#1

2 Ground

Panel Tamper 3 Tamper

4 Ground

C6 RS485 Port

(Custom use)

1 RS485 (T+)

2 RS485 (T-)

3 RS485 (T+)

4 RS485 (T-)

C7 For Emergency Door

Open Device

1 Power Out (12VDC, 100mA)

2 Ground

3 Signal +

4 Signal -

C8 Power Status

1 DC Power

2 Backup Battery

3 A.C. Power

8901 Single Door TCP/IP Controller


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4 Ground

C9 OUT Reader

1 Green LED (ACK)

2 Buzzer

3 Data 0

4 Data 1

5 Reader Power (200mA)

6 Ground

7 RS485 (T+) ACX RS485 reader only

8 RS485 (T-) ACX RS485 reader only

C10 IN Reader

1 Green LED (ACK)

2 Buzzer

3 Data 0

4 Data 1

5 Reader Power (200mA)

6 Ground

7 RS485 (T+) ACX RS485 reader only

8 RS485 (T-) ACX RS485 reader only

RJ45 2 Ports TCP/IP Switch 1

Connect to TCP/IP switch or next Panel 2


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5. Panel Configuration

Panel Address

1. Go to the IP Config folder under the Installation folder (Normally C:\Program Files

(x86)\ACX\X.90 Access Control System\Set IP Config). Open the IP Configuration utility

program.

2. Click “Scan” button.

3. Select the device and modify the IP Address or other parameters. Input the PWD and Click

“Set” button to download configuration to the board.

Remark: The Default Key is 123456


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6. Sample Connection Circuits

A. System

Daisy Chain

CONTROL PANEL

Input

Readers

Door Sensor

Release Button

Key Switch

Power Status

Panel Tampering

AUX Input

Output

Reader Feedback

E-Lock

Alarms

Door Ajar SignalCom

municatio

n

Local Area Network (LAN)

CONTROL PANEL

Da

isy C

ha

in


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B. Reader

Reader: C9, C10

Wire Color:

1. Orange Green LED (ACK)

2. Yellow Buzzer

3. Green Data 0

4. White Data 1

5. Red Reader Power

6. Black Ground

7. Purple RS485 (T+)

8. Grey RS485 (T-)

Wiegand Reader

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Wiegand Reader

ACX Scramble RS485 Reader

(Improved Security)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

ScrambleRS 485 Reader


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C. Electrical Lock

E-Lock: C2

Pin Assignment:

1 Ground

2 Power

3 COM

4 NC

5 NO

Normally Closed with Power on

Panel

E-Lock+ -

5 4 3 2 1

Normally Open with Power on

Panel

E-Lock+ -

5 4 3 2 1

Normally Closed with External

Power

E-Lo

ck+

-

External Power

5 4 3 2 1

ExternalGround

Normally Open with External

Power

E-Lo

ck+

-

External Power

5 4 3 2 1

ExternalGround


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D. Door Alarm (Dry Contact)

Alarm: C3

Pin Assignment:

1 COM

2 NC

3 NO

4 Normal is 0VDC, Door Ajar 5VDC, 20mA output

Normally Open with External

Power

4 3 2 1

Alarm Device

+-

External Power

ExternalGround

Normally Closed with External

Power

4 3 2 1

Alarm Device

+-

External Power

ExternalGround


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E. Door Ajar Output

Door Ajar: C3

Pin Assignment:

1 COM

2 NC

3 NO

4 Normal is 0VDC, Door Ajar 5VDC, 20mA output

Connect to LED indication

4 3 2 1

PanelGround

LED


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F. Door Sensor and Release Button Input

Door Sensor and Release Button:

C4

Pin Assignment:

1 Door Sensor

2 Ground

3 Release button

4 Ground

Connect the Sensor Input

4 3 2 1

Re

lease

Bu

tton

Do

or Se

nso

r


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G. Panel Tamper

Panel Tamper: C5

Pin Assignment:

1 Door Sensor

2 Ground

3 Release button

4 Ground

Connect the Sensor Input

4 3 2 1

Normal is Close


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H. Emergency Door Open Device

Emergency Door Open: C7

Pin Assignment:

1 Power Out (12VDC, 100mA)

2 Ground

3 Signal +

4 Signal -

Install the ACX J1 key

switch panel

4 3 2 1

ACX J1

6 5 4 3 2 1

Control PanelS- S+ GND 12V

Pin Type Function Wire Color

1 Red (V-) Red

2 Green (V-) Green

3 VCC (12V) Black

4 Key N.O Amber

5COM

(for Key and Tamper)White

6 Tamper N.O Brown

LED

Pin Assignment for Key Switch

C7 for 8901C10 for 8902


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7. ACX.90 Integrated System Platform

A. Installation on the computer

1. Please remove any residual folder for previous installed X90. Double Click the installation

file to start the installation wizard

2. Select the destination folder and access permission, Click next to finish the wizard


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3. Then double click the icon in the desktop

4. Input the database setting. Specify the instance name by using \ after the IP address.

Specify the port by using “ ,” after the IP address.

5. Input the SN and release code


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6. Please make sure install all the patches in the folder of C:\Program Files (x86)\ACX\X.90

Access Control System\Other before proceeding.

B. Set up the communication with control panel

1. Click “Install Panel” icon to add panel to the system

2. Select Access Device for the panel. Add the IP address, port and other information.


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3. After setting up the panel, please start up the ACX COM Server to start the

communication.

4. Click “Comm Server Start” icon in the services manager.


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5. If the communication is successful, you will see a tick in the status box for you control

panel.

6. You can also check the network status in the X.90 software interface.


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C. Add the first cardholder with access right

1. For creating access right, user should pay attention to the access time zone and the door

group. By default, there is a “000-[24 Hours In/Out]” access time zone. We will use this

access time zone for simplicity. Go to the “Door Group Setup”. First create a door group

named “All” to include the control panel just added. Please choose the Access Time

Zone to “000-[24 Hours In/Out]”.


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2. Go to “Cardholder”. Create a new card or edit an old card. In the “Access Rights”,

please select the “By Door Group” and choose the door group just added. So the card

will pass the control panel in the door group. User can also add door groups to

departments so the card can be grouped by department.


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3. Start up the ACX COM Server to start the communication.

4. Click “Comm Server Start” to start the COM Server


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D. Enable Alarms in the control panels

Press the Panel Global Setting icon the main page.

Enable the alarms as the system requires. Press save to make the changes effective.


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Launch the application server for Milestone®

Click the “Milestone” icon in the X90 main page

Launch the application server


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Please put the folder “VideoOS.Matrix.AccessControl.Plugin” into the folder “C:\Program

Files (x86)\Milestone\XProtect Event Server\MIPPlugins”. Restart all Milestone services and

restart Management Application and Smart Client.

Launch the Milestone Management Application, Right click the Acces Control in the menu to

create a new access control server.

Select the “Matrix Access Control System”. Input the right communcation login information.


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Make sure the X90 application server for Milestone is on. Then it will shows the information

retrieved from the X90 system.

Select cameras associated with the doors.


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Press “Next” and there will be a server generated under the Access Control.

Launch the Milestone Smart Client. Press Setup in the Live tab.


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Drag the Access Monitor into the view.

Select the door and the camera for viewing. Be careful about the Events where you can select

which events you want to monitor in the view.


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After exit the setup, users can monitor the door with Milestone Smart Client.

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