ironLogic Z-5R NET User Manual

Z-5R NET

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Z-5R NET

RS-485 network controller with 2024 keys memory

User Manual

1. OVERVIEW

Z-5R NET controller is used to control access to residential and industrial areas, log access and

other security events.
The controller can operate in standalone mode or as networked device.

Z-5R NET is connected to network via RS-485 (2-wire connection).
Z-5R NET can work with the following equipment:

- Contactless card reader working via iButton (DS1990A emulation) or Wiegand-26 protocols;

- Contact key reader (iButton probe);

- Electromagnetic lock

- Electromechanical lock/latch;

- Door release button (normally open);

- External buzzer, external LED (same as the ones present on controller's PCB);

- Door sensor (normally open type).
Proximity card readers can be connected to the controller via iButton or Wiegand-26 protocols.

65 mm

Figure 1: Device dimensions

2. CONNECTING AND MOUNTING

Lock

Door sensor

Entrance

Reader

MATRIX II

MATRIX II

47 mm

65 mm

Exit

Reader

20 mm

controller

Z-5R Net

Door
button

+12 V
power

RS-485

converter

USB - RS-485

(Z397)

USB

Figure 2: Z-5R NET Connections Layout

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Socket Terminals:

1. ZUMM External buzzer

2. TM TM central input

3. GND Common ground (-)

4. EXIT Door release button

5. LED External LED (+)

6. LOCK Lock

7. +12V +12 V power

8. GND Common ground (-)

9. DOOR Door sensor (reed switch)

External buzzer

lock

+12 V
power

TM

LED

door sensor

button

ADD
CLR

ZUMM

TM

GND

EXIT

LED

LOCK

+12V

GND

DOOR

Battery holder

Figure 3. Connecting the accessories.

Note: External buzzer, LED and door opening sensor are optional elements.

Connecting readers via iButton (Dallas Touch Memory) .

Entrance

+12V

GND

DATA 0

Reader 1

ZUMM

TM

GND

EXIT

LED

LOCK

+12V

GND

DOOR

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Reader 2

Door
button

Exit

+12V

GND

DATA 0

ZUMM

TM

GND

EXIT

LED

LOCK

+12V

GND

DOOR

Figure 4. Connecting readers.

Note: To get the reader working at specified distance, please use a UTP cable, such as
CAT5e:

- When connecting via iButton, one wire is connected to GND, another to DATA0 terminals.

- When connecting via Wiegand-26, first twisted pair is attached to GND and DATA0, and
second to GND and DATA1.

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3. OPERATION

3.1 Programming the controller for standalone operation (no network).

Initial controller power-up (key database is empty).
Short beeps are emitted for 16 seconds, indicating that the key database is empty and Add
Master Keys mode is activated. While the beeps are sounding, touch the probe with a key, and
it will be recorded as new Master key. The beeping stops, acknowledging that first Master key is
created successfully. To add more Master keys, keep touching the probe with more keys,
leaving no more than 16 s between any two keys.
Each new key is acknowledged by a short beep.
To exit Add Master Keys mode, wait 16 s after the last key and it happens automatically,
acknowledged by four short beeps in a row.

During further operation, the Master keys are used for programming; if none were yet
successfully created, repeat the initial power-up procedure. Please note that the Add Master
Keys mode is only activated on power-up if the controller's key database is empty (no Normal,
Master or Blocking keys stored).

PROGRAMMING OVERVIEW.

To switch the controller into required programming mode, short (less than 1 s) and long (~6 s)
Master key touches are used.
Each programming mode times out if the interval after the last key touch reaches the limit
(~16 s). Then the controller returns to normal operation, confirming with a series of four short
beeps.

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1. Adding Simple Keys (1 M)

Touch and hold the master key (long touch). At the moment of contact, the controller will issue a
short signal confirming the master key identification, and after 6 seconds a second signal indicating
the controller transition to the mode of adding simple keys. After that, the master key should be
removed. To add new keys, touch the contactor in a sequence with a pause between touches for
less than 16 seconds. For each contact with a new key, the controller issues a confirming short
signal.

If the key is already in memory, then two short beeps. Exit from the mode either automatically
after 16 seconds after the last touch, or when the master key touches it. The reader informs about
the exit from the mode with a series of 4 short signals.

2. Adding blocking keys (1 M)

In the mode of adding simple keys, you need to touch the contactor with the selected key and hold it
for about 9 seconds until a long signal (that is, first there will be a short signal and then a long signal
to add a blocking key). If you do not add more keys, then there will be a series of short signals - exit
from the programming mode.

3. Adding Master Keys (1 m , 1 M)

Briefly touch the contactor master key (short touch). At the moment of touching, the controller will
generate a short signal confirming that the master key has been recognized, and within not more
than 6 seconds touch and hold the master key at the contactor (long touch). At the moment of touch,
the controller will issue two short signals indicating the second touch with the master key in
programming mode, and after 6 seconds one signal indicating that the lock has entered the master
key addition mode. After that, the master key should be removed. To add new master keys,
touch the contactor in a sequence with a pause of no more than 16 seconds between touches.
For each contact with a new key, the controller issues a confirming short signal. If the key is
already in memory as a master key, then there will be no signals. Exit the mode of adding
master keys automatically after 16 seconds after the last touch. The controller informs about the
exit from the mode by a series of 4 short signals.

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