CHAPTER 4SOUND PROMPT AND INDICATOR ...................... 10
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Chapter 1 Preventive and Cautionary
Tips
To guarantee the card reader works properly, please read and
obey the notes below.
If the card reader is powered by the controller, the power
supply distance is recommended to be no longer than 100m.
If the distance is longer than 100m, you are advised to power
the card reader by external 12V (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 reader is installed outside or in environment easy
to permeable, it is advisable to install a waterproof shield.
If you need to install several card readers, the distance
among them must over 30cm.
To reduce the noise in long distance transmission, the shield
of cable should connect to the GND of both controller and
card reader terminal.
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Chapter 2 Introduction
Figure 2-1 DS-K1106M/DS-K1106C/DS-K1106S
DS-K1106 series card reader is a kind of high-performance
product, with a 32 bit high-speed processor. It communicates with
access controller via either RS-485 protocol or W iegand protocol.
And a build-in tamper-proof module helps to protect card reader
from malicious damage. As to the physical appearance, the
PC+ABS material makes water proof and dust proof possible in
poor environment.
2.1 Front View
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2.2 Rear View
No.
Name
1
PSAM Card Slot (available for CPU card reader)
2
DIP Switch
3
Cable Interface of RS-485, Power, LED Control, etc.
4
Serial Port
Figure 2-2 Rear View of DS-K1106 Series
Chapter 3 Installation
3.1 Installing PSAM Card
PSAM card slot is only available for CPU card reader.
Insert the PSAM card into the slot according to the direction
shown below.
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Figure 3-1 PSAM Card Slot
Icon
Description
Represent 1 in binary mode
Represent 0 in binary mode
No.
Description
DIP Switch Status
1 ~ 4
Address of RS-485
1: 1 6 No.
3.2 Introduction for DIP Switch
The DIP switch module is shown below. The No. of DIP switch
from left to right is 1 ~ 8.
Figure 3-2 DIP Switch Module
Table 3-1 Description of DIP Switch
For example, binary value of the following status is: 0000 1100.
Figure 3-3 DIP Switch Module
Table 3-2 Description of DIP Switch
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Description
DIP Switch Status
0: 0
5
Read card No. or file in card.
(Only available for CPU card
reader.)
1: read card No;
0: read file in card.
6
Wiegand protocol or RS-485
protocol.
1: Wiegand protocol;
0: RS-485 protocol.
7
Wiegand Protocol
(available when No. 6 is 1)
1: Wiegand protocol
of 26-bit;
0: Wiegand protocol
of 34-bit.
8
Matched Resistance
(available for RS-485 protocol)
1: Enable;
0: Disable.
3.3 Definition of Cable
Color
Description
Yellow
RS-485+
Brown
Blue LED Control (available for Wiegand Protocol)
Blue
RS-485-
Purple
Beep Control (available for Wiegand Protocol)
Gray
Case Sensor (available for Wiegand Protocol)
Green
Wiegand W0 (available for Wiegand Protocol)
White
Wiegand W1 (available for Wiegand Protocol)
Black
GND
Orange
Red LED Control (available for Wiegand Protocol)
Red
PWR (DC +12V)
The description of 10 cables is shown below.
Table 3-3 Description of Cable
3.4 Wiring Cables
Purpose:
Wire the cables between controller and card reader, thus to
establish the communication between them.
Steps for RS-485 communication mode:
1. Set the DIP switch of No. 6 as 0.
2. Set the DIP switch of No. 1 ~ 5 for RS-485 address and
reading card mode. For details, please refer to 3.2 Introduction for DIP Switch.
3. Wire the cable between controller and card reader as
shown below.
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Yellow
Blue
Black
Red
Black
Red
Green
White
Purple
Controller
Card Reader
Figure 3-4 Wiring for 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. 5 and 7 for reading card mode and
Wiegand protocol. For details, please refer to 3.2 Introduction for DIP Switch.
3. W iring the cable between controller and card reader as
shown below.
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Black
Red
Green
White
Purple
Orange
Brown
Controller
Card Reader
Figure 3-5 Wiring for Wiegand Communication Mode
3.5 Installing Card Reader
Before you start:
Set the DIP switch. For details, refer to 3.2 Introduction for DIP
Switch.
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Installation for DS-K1101/ 02/ 03/ 04 series card reader
1. Fix the gang box on the wall or
other place.
2. Connect the cables between
controller and card reader. For
details, refer to 3.4 W iring
Cables.
3. Push the card reader to match
the fixed gang box.
4. Fasten the screw to keep the
components together.
5. Fix the side cover onto the card
reader, press the cover to make
it tightly fit the reader.
Steps:
Chapter 4 Sound Prompt and Indicator
After the card reader is powered on, LED status indicator will turn
blue and blink for 1 time. Then it will turn red and blink for 3
times. At last the buzzer will send out a beep sound indicating the
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starting up process is completed.
Sound Prompt
Description
One beep
RS-485 protocol: Pressing keys prompt;
Swiping card prompt; T ime out prompt for
pressing keys or swiping card.
Wiegand protocol: Pressing keys prompt;
Swiping card prompt.
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
Alarm of tamper-proof.
Slowly continuous
beeps
The card reader is unencrypted.
LED Indicator Status
Description
Green and blinking
Card reader is working normally.
Solid green
The operation of pressing keys or swiping
card is valid.
Solid red
The operation of pressing keys or swiping
card is invalid.
Red and blinking
For RS-485 protocol: Registering failed or
card reader is offline. Failed to get key files
of PSAM card; Failed to detect the PSAM
card.
During using the card reader, it will send out different sounds
prompt and the LED indicator on it have different statuses. You
can refer to tables below for detailed information.
Table 4-1 Description of Prompt Sound
Table 4-2 Description of LED Indicator
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LED Indicator Status
Description
Red and Keeping
rapidly blinking
Available for reading file mode of CPU
card: PSAM is not inserted or undetected.
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