Samsung SSA-S3040, SSA-S3010, SSA-S3020 User Manual

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Access Controller

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safety information

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK) NO USER SERVICEABLE

PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

This symbol indicates that dangerous voltage consisting a risk of electric shock is
present within this unit.

This exclamation point symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of
important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature
accompanying the appliance.

WARNING

To reduce the risk of fi re or electric shock, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

•

WARNING

1.

Be sure to use only the standard adapter that is specifi ed in the specifi cation sheet.
Using any other adapter could cause fi re, electrical shock, or damage to the product.

2.

Incorrectly connecting the power supply or replacing battery may cause explosion, fi re, electric shock, or damage to
the product.

3.

Do not connect multiple controllers to a single adapter. Exceeding the capacity may cause abnormal heat generation or fi re.

4.

Securely plug the power cord into the power receptacle. Insecure connection may cause fi re.

5.

When installing the controller, fasten it securely and fi rmly. The fall of controller may cause personal injury.

6.

Do not place conductive objects (e.g. screwdrivers, coins, metal parts, etc.) or containers fi lled with water on top of the
controller. Doing so may cause personal injury due to fi re, electric shock, or falling objects.

7.

Do not install the unit in humid, dusty, or sooty locations. Doing so may cause fi re or electric shock.

8.

If any unusual smells or smoke come from the unit, stop using the product. In such case, immediately disconnect the
power source and contact the service center. Continued use in such a condition may cause fi re or electric shock.

9.

If this product fails to operate normally, contact the nearest service center. Never disassemble or modify this product in
any way. (SAMSUNG is not liable for problems caused by unauthorized modifi cations or attempted repair.)

10.

. When cleaning, do not spray water directly onto parts of the product. Doing so may cause fi re or electric shock.

CAUTION

1.

Do not drop objects on the product or apply strong blows to it. Keep away from a location subject to excessive
vibration or magnetic interference.

2.

Do not install in a location subject to high temperature (over 50°C), low temperature (below 0°C), or high humidity.
Doing so may cause fi re or electric shock.

3.

If you want to relocate the already installed product, be sure to turn off the power and then move or reinstall it.

4.

Remove the power plug from the outlet when there is a lighting storm. Neglecting to do so may cause fi re or damage
to the product.

5.

Keep out of direct sunlight and heat radiation sources. It may cause fi re.

6.

Install it in a place with good ventilation.

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Avoid aiming the controller directly towards extremely bright objects such as sun.

7.

Apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects fi lled with liquids, such as vases, shall be

8.
placed on the apparatus.

The Mains plug is used as a disconnect device and shall stay readily operable at any time.

9.

FCC Statement

Caution : Any changes or modifi cations in construction of this device which are not expressly approved by the

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

1)

This device may not cause harmful interference, and

2)

This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, any cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user
is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read these instructions.

1.

Keep these instructions.

2.

Heed all warnings.

3.

Follow all instructions.

4.

Do not use this apparatus near water.

5.

Clean only with dry cloth.

6.

Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

7.

Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, or other apparatus (including amplifi ers) that

8.
produce heat.

Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one

9.
wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third
prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fi t into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet.

Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the

10.

point where they exit from the apparatus.

Only use attachments/accessories specifi ed by the manufacturer.

11.

Use only with cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specifi ed by the manufacturer, or sold with

12.
the apparatus.

Unplug this apparatus when a card is used. Use caution when moving the cart/ apparatus

13.

combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

Refer all servicing to qualifi ed service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any

14.

way, such as powersupply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus,
the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

SAFETY INFORMATION

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contents

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

7

INSTALLATION AND EXTERNAL

CONNECTION

14

INITIALIZATION

23

7 Features
9 What’s included
10 At a glance
12 Cable Color Scheme
13 Cable Selection

14 Installing the rear template
15 Connecting the termination resistor and

diode

15 Bypass Diode Connection
16 Earth-grounding the communication cables
17 I/O Connection
19 External Reader Connection
20 Communication Line Connection

23 Initializing the system
24 To access the master mode
24 Registering a master ID
26 Name Display
27 User Count Setup
27 Language Setup
28 Date/Time Setup
28 Communication Address Setup
29 Baud Rate Setup
29 Factory Defaults

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READER MODE SETUP

30

30 Reader #1 Mode
30 READER #2 Mode
31 READER #1 Key Input
31 READER #2 Key Input
32 Dual Fingerprint Mode
33 Adaptive Mode
33 Identifi cation Mode

USER MANAGEMENT

34

34 Registering ID in Quick mode
35 Registering the ID
37 To delete ID
38 Viewing the ID list
38 To check the number of registered IDs
39 To remove all registered IDs
39 To check the number of registered

fi ngerprints

40 To remove the master IDs
40 Duress Mode
41 Door Open Alarm Time Setup
41 Arm/Disarm
42 Two Men Operation Mode
42 To check the number of events
43 To remove all events
43 To remove the time schedule

CONTENTS

I/O TIME SETUP

44

ADVANCED SETUP

54

44 Exit Button Output
44 Door Contact Sensor Setup
45 Auxiliary Input #1 Setup
45 Auxiliary Input #2 Setup
46 Tamper Alarm Output Setup
46 Cut Off Output Setup
47 Duress Mode Output Setup
47 ARM/DISARM Output Setup
48 Door Open Timeout Setup
48 Output Setup for Level IDs Accessing

READER #1

50 READER #1 Error Output Setup
51 Output Setup for Level IDs Accessing

READER #2

52 READER #2 Error Output Setup

54 Time Unit Setup
54 Output Time Schedule+ID
55 AntiPassBack Mode
55 Time Schedule Setup
56 Holiday Setup
57 Holiday Code Setup
58 Reader Mode Time Schedule
59 Voice Message Time Schedule
59 Output Time Schedule Setup
60 Input Time Schedule Setup
60 Input Cut Off Check Setup

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ADDITIONAL FEATURES

61

OTHER INFORMATION

69

TROUBLESHOOTING

77

61 Event Memory Setup
61 ID Display
62 WIEGAND Output Setup
62 Voice Volume Setup
63 One Time Read
63 Version Check
64 Input Test
64 Output Test
65 LCD Test
65 Keypad Test
66 READER Test
66 Memory Test
67 Communication Test
67 Fingerprint Module Version Check
68 Input Type Setup

69 Menu Structure
75 Default Settings

77 TroubleShooting

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

79

79 Product Specifi cations

product introduction

FEATURES

State-of-the-art Access Controller

This product is a state-of-the-art access controller that is optimal for time and attendance management, and
provides 4 input ports and 2 2Form-C relay outputs along with 2 TTL output ports, RS-232/RS-485 and TCP/IP
ports to meet the high-level security system requirements and various customer needs.

With its simple manipulation and the highest security system, this product enables you to register up to 1000
persons’ fi ngerprints (2000 fi ngerprints for SSA-S302X and 4000 for SSA-S304X, depending on the model), and
save up to 20,000 IDs (10,000 for events) or up to 20,000 events (10,000 for IDs). All events can be transferred to
the host PC before being saved to the database, and output in formats of PDF, TIF or text fi le using the PC
applications for time and attendance management purposes.

This product consists of: a built-in fi ngerprint recognition module, a proximity card reader with 26 bit Wiegand(SSA­S30X1: 34 bit Wiegand), and a 24-key keypad (10 numeric keys, 2 control keys and 12 function keys) for a wide
range of applications. With this, you can obtain access with any combination of your fi ngerprint, proximity card/PIN,
and password. This product is featured by the Exit button, Motion Detector, Door Contact sensor and 4 external
input ports connected to the exit alarm system preventing unauthorized access.

It also has 2 relay outputs that can control the door lock and alarm relay.
In the mean time, the graphics LCD panel supports multilingual display, enabling it operated around the world

beyond the language barrier. The dual tamper switch triggers an alert if the product is forcibly disassembled.
All system settings can be confi gured using the front keypad or through the Windows-based software. This product

works as a standalone system and is designed to operate via the network.

Standalone Operation

SSA-S30XX is connected to the external card reader, which is used to control one entrance. It determines to allow
access by reading data from the internal or external card reader, and controls the open/close of the door relay and
other output settings.

On an external signal (from a sensor or Exit button) reception, the device (relay) corresponding to the signal starts
operating.

This product has an independent control system, assuring a normal operation regardless of problems on other
systems and, not affecting them in a reversed situation.

Computer-based Management

All records of authorized or unauthorized accesses and any external signal will be saved in the internal memory. You can
download such data onto your computer according to the specifi ed communications protocol. With the downloaded
data, you can store, process, create a report based on your query (access and alert details, etc) on the connected
computer.

Keypad Registration

Even if SSA-S30XX is not connected to the host PC, you can use the built-in keypad and LCD module to register or
delete the card or confi gure necessary settings independently.

Time Scheduling

SSA-S30XX is featured by so-called time schedule, which allows you to instruct it to perform a specifi c operation for a
specifi c period of time. You can set a total of 10 time schedule codes, each of which can be assigned to each user.

Each time schedule code has a total of 8 different time zones including Monday through Sunday (7 time zones) plus
one holiday, each of which can be divided in up to 5 different time intervals, indicating you can program different time
codes.

You can also create time schedule codes to manage separate I/Os. If a time schedule code is assigned to an input
device, for instance, that device will stay active only for the time specifi ed. Each time schedule code is linked to the
holiday schedule, which is void only to the holiday time code of the time schedule. (refer to “Time Scheduling” on pages
55 to 56)

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

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product introduction

External I/O Pins

SSA-S30XX has 4 input pins and 4 output pins installed(2 relay and 2 TTL outputs) The input pins can receive signals
from the Exit button and the Door Contact sensor, while the two relays can be connected to the Door Lock and the
alarm device. You can specify the output time for these output pins. (Refer to “I/O Wiring” on pages 17 to 18)

Holiday Scheduling

In total, 10 holiday schedule codes are available for SSA-S30XX models, and each holiday schedule code can be
confi gured for up to 100 holidays except Sundays. Each holiday code can be linked to the time schedule code.

You can set all holidays to holiday schedule codes, and holiday schedule code is based on the holiday time zone for
the time scheduling. (Refer to “Holiday Scheduling” on page 56)

Forced Door Open Alarm

You can set the Forced Door Open Alarm to activate when the door is opened by force.
For its application, you must have installed the door contact sensor and properly set the door contact time and output

settings for the alarm device. The Forced Door Open Alarm lasts until the alarm event is terminated. (Refer to “Door
Contact Sensor” on page 44)

ANTIPASSBACK

A door has two card readers installed: one for the entrance, and the other for the exit, so anyone who enters should
recognize his/her card on the reader at the entrance time before he can exit normally. If a person does not go under
the card recognition process and just follows another person’s way inside the door, the person is not allowed to exit
when he/she recognizes the access card on exit card reader, and the antipassback error (APB error) occurs which
will be saved into the internal memory. And you can confi gure to output a signal through a specifi c pin when such an
error occurs. (Refer to “Antipassback Error Output Setup” at pages 50 and 53.)

Arm/Disarm

As long as the device is in Arm mode, the reader ports are all frozen so that no one can get access to the door and
any input from the corresponding external pin will not be processed. In this mode, SSA-S30XX transmits a specifi c
signal to the connected security devices so that they responds properly. (Refer to “Arm/Disarm” on page 41)

Door Open Timeout Alarm

The Door Open Timeout Alarm notifi es the administrator of the fact with an alarm if a door stays open after the normal
service time. The Door Open Timeout Alarm lasts until the door is closed.

(Refer to “Door Open Timeout Setup” on page 48)

Duress Alarm

This is used in a situation where you should open the door inevitably by a robber insisting to do so. Entering the two­digit duress alarm password with pressing the
opens the door, while this forcibly unarmed situation will be notifi ed to the PC application with an alarm event. (Refer
to “Duress Mode” on page 40)

Two Men Operation Mode

In this mode, SSA-S30XX permits a certain person (visitor) to enter or exit only when accompanied by a special user
(administrator). Both the visitor and the administrator should be authorized before they can get access. (Refer to
“Registering the ID card” on page 35)

4 Levels of Individual Door Opening Time Setting

You can use this function to set 4 different door opening time points. (Refer to “Output Setup for Level IDs Accessing
Reader” at pages 48 and 51.)

Name Display

SSA-S30XX can display the name of a person when the person is authorized to get access. (Refer to “Name Display”
on page 26)

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button and recognizing the registered card (or card number)

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WHAT’S INCLUDED

Check if the following items are included in the product package.

Main Unit Wall Mount

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

CABLE:

2PIN Connector (X 1)
3PIN Connector (X 1)
4PIN Connector (X 1)
5PIN Connector (X 1)
6PIN Connector (X 1)
8PIN Connector (X 1)

Diode (X 2)

(UF4004, 1N4001~4007)

xGn

Quick Guide CD Manual Ferrite Cores X 2

Resistor (X 4)

(2.2kΩ, 1/4W)

3.5 X 40mm screws (X 4)

3.5 X 12mm screws (X 4)
3 X 8mm screws (X 1)

6 X 30mm Plastic Anchor (X 4)

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product introduction

AT A GLANCE

Front Panel

LCD

Fingerprint Scanner

System Status LED

Menu Buttons

Input Keys

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This module displays the operation status of the product.

Fingerprint scanner module.

The red indicator turns on when the product turns on.

The red indicator turns on when relay #1 becomes active.

The yellow indicator turns on when relay #2 becomes active.

F

1

12 menu buttons (

Press a menu button to enter the corresponding menu.

For the complete list of menus, refer to “Menu Structure”. (on pages 69 through 74)

Use these to enter numbers or navigate through the menu.

4

,6 : Left/right direction buttons

•

2

,8: Up/down direction buttons

•

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: Select

•

ESC

: Cancel

•

F12

~

) are available for use.

Rear Panel

Used in TCP/IP communications.

4 5 6

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

7

67

RJ45 Connector

1

Tamper Switch

2

Fixing Hole

3

2-pin Connector

4

3-pin Connector

5

6-pin Connector

6

8-pin Connector

7

Initialize switch

8

LED

9

4-pin Connector

10

5-pin Connector

11

10

11

2

Used in TCP/IP communications.

Tamper switch.

Hole for a fi xing screw.

Can be connected to the power cable.

Preliminary connector for extension.

Can be connected to the I/O cable.

Can be connected to the relay wiring cable.

System Initialize switch.

Communication status indicator.

Preliminary connector for extension.

Can be connected to the RS-232 and RS-485 communication cables.

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product introduction

CABLE COLOR SCHEME

2-PIN Connector

❖

I/O Pins Signal Cable Color

Power (+12V) DC +12V Red

Earth-grounding GND (-) Black

3-PIN Connector

❖

I/O Pins Signal Cable Color

RESERVED 1 Pink with White Stripes

RESERVED 2 Sky Blue with White Stripes

RESERVED 3 Black

6-PIN Connector

❖

I/O Pins Signal Cable Color

TTL Output #1 TTL#1, WIK_D_OUT0 Orange with White Stripes

TTL Output #2 TTL#2, WIK_D_OUT1 Brown with White Stripes

Auxiliary Input #1 AUX_IN#1 Green

Auxiliary Input #2 AUX_IN#2 Green with White Stripes

Wiegand Data Input 0 WIK_D_IN0 Pink

Wiegand Data Input 1 WIK_D_IN1 Sky Blue

5-PIN Connector

❖

I/O Pins Signal Cable Color

RS-485-RTX(+) RS-485-A(+) Yellow

RS-485-RTX(-) RS-485-B(-) Gray

RS-232-TX TXD Black with White Stripes

RS-232-RX RXD Red with White Stripes

RS-232-GND GND Black

8-PIN Connector

❖

I/O Pins Signal Cable Color

Door RELAY(NC) NC(1) Blue with White Stripes

Door RELAY(COM) COM(1) Gray with Red Stripes

Door RELAY(NO) NO(1) White with Red Stripes

Alarm RELAY(NC) NC(2) Purple with White Stripes

Alarm RELAY(COM) COM(2) White

Alarm RELAY(NO) NO(2) Purple

Exit Button EXIT Orange

Door Contact Sensor CONTACT Yellow with Red Stripes

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Cable Type

Belden #9409, 18 AWG, 2 Conductor, Unshielded

4-PIN Connector

❖

I/O Pins Signal Cable Color

RESERVED 1 Orange with Red Stripes

RESERVED 2 Orange with Black Stripes

RESERVED 3 Blue

RESERVED 4 Brown

TCP/IP RJ45 Connector

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CABLE SELECTION

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Description

Product Power (DC12V) 

1

This product

Reader (power and data)
External reader

2

product

Door Contact Sensor
Exit Button

3

Sensor Input
Input  This product

RS-232 Cable

4

Converter  Host P.C.

RS-485 Cable
This product  This product

5

This product  Converter



This

Cable Type

Belden #9409, 18 AWG, 2 Conductor, Unshielded

Belden #9512, 22 AWG, 4 Conductor, Shielded

Belden #9514, 22 AWG, 8 Conductor, Shielded

Belden #9512, 22 AWG, 4 Conductor, Shielded

Belden #9514, 22 AWG, 8 Conductor, Shielded

Belden #9829, 24 AWG, 2-twisted pair, Shielded

Belden #9829, 24 AWG, 2-twisted pair, Shielded

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installation and external connection

INSTALLING THE WALL MOUNT

Follow the instructions below to install the wall mount.

1.

Place the wall mount on the installation point and mark the 4 holes for the screws. Drill at least 4 of 6-32 holes.

2.

Drill a 1/2” hole on the center of the wall mount.

3.

Use 4 screws to fi x the wall mount to an appropriate point.

4.

Arrange the cables through the center hole.

5.

Connect the cable and use one screw on the bottom of the wall mount to fi x it to the product.

Do not install the product on a metal wall. Otherwise, this will cause malfunction due to radio frequency interference

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against the wall.

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installation and external connection

CONNECTING THE TERMINATION RESISTOR AND DIODE

A resistor is inserted for line’s impedance matching to prevent distortion and reduction in RS-422 or RS-485 long distance
data communications, which is referred to as termination resistor.

Note that termination resistors of lower than 90 are not allowed, neither more than one termination resistor is accepted
for the communications system.

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RS-485 RS-485

Termination Resistors

120Ω

A

B

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F1 F2 F3

F4 F5 F6

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F7 F8 F9

F10 F11 F12

BYPASS DIODE CONNECTION

If you connected an inductor (door locks or alarm device) to the output relay, there should occur a surge voltage while the
inductor was turning on and off. If you do not connect a bypass diode to the relay, the surge voltage will cause damage to
the electric circuit of the controller. To reduce this surge, it is recommended to connect a bypass diode between the
devices.

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F1 F2 F3

F4 F5 F6

654

F7 F8 F9

F10 F11 F12

DC12V

GND(-)

Cathode Anode

1N4004~1N4007 or equiv.

Lock/Alarm

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installation and external connection

EARTH-GROUNDING THE COMMUNICATION CABLES

We recommend you to use a proper grounding system for the communication cables.

The best grounding method is to earth-ground the shield wire of the communication cable. However, earth-grounding the
communication cable isn’t that easy, apart from the cost increase.

There are three grounding points available for installation:

1. Earth Ground

2. Chassis Ground

3. Power Ground

The most important thing about the earth-grounding is not connecting both ends of the shield wire to the same grounding
system; Connecting both to the same end will cause a current fl ow through the shield wire due to the voltage level
difference between the both ends of the shield wire, and this current fl ow will introduce some noise and interference to
communications.

We recommend you connect ONLY one end of the shield wire of the communication cable to the grounding system. If you
can locate an earth grounding point nearby, connect one end of the shield wire to that point.

If you could hardly locate an earth grounding point nearby, connect one end of the shield wire to the chassis ground point.
If you could locate neither of an earth or chassis grounding point nearby, connect one end of the shield wire to the power
ground point (GND). Note that if the chassis is not properly earthed and fl oated from the ground level, then grounding
communication cable to the chassis will produce the worst communication. If this is the case, use the power grounding
point rather than the chassis grounding.

RS-485/RS-232

RS-232

HOST PC

Earth Ground

or Chasis Ground

or Power Ground

GND GND GND GND

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installation and external connection

Converter

Communication

Wires

Connect

RS-485 RS-485 RS-485

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F4 F5 F6

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F4 F5 F6

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F7 F8 F9

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ShieldWire

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F4 F5 F6

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I/O CONNECTION

Input Connection

ESC0ENT

Door Contact Sensor

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F1 F2 F3

F4 F5 F6

F7 F8 F9

F10 F11 F12

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Door Contact Sensor: Yellow with the red stripe, GND
Exit Button: Orange line, GND
Connect 2.2K to check for cut-off detection

Black -

Red +

GND

DC+12v

FG

L

N

Exit Button

Power
Supply

Connect the DC 12V(+) line of the power supply unit to the red line.

1.

Connect the GND(-) line of the power supply unit to the black line.

2.

- Exit Button Connection

Connect one end of the Exit button to the orange line.

1.

Connect the other end of the Exit button to GND

2.

- Door Contact Sensor Connection

1.

Connect one end of the door contact sensor to the yellow with red stripes.

Connect the other end of the door contact sensor to GND.

2.

-

Auxiliary Input Device Connection (auxiliary input #1 – green, auxiliary input #2 – green with white stripes)

1.

Connect one end of the auxiliary input device to auxiliary input #1 or auxiliary input #2.

2.

Connect the other end of the auxiliary input device to GND.

100V-220V

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installation and external connection

Output Connection

Connect the 8-pin connector (relay connector) of this product as follows:

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GND

DC+12V

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F4 F5 F6

F7 F8 F9

F10 F11 F12

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DOOR
RELAY

ALARM
RELAY

⾄⾉⾅ ⾄⾉⾅ ⾄⾉⾅⾄⾅ ⾄⾅ ⾄⾅

COM (gray with red stripes)
NO (white with red stripes)
NC (blue with white stripes)
COM (white)

NO (purple)

NC (purple with white stripes)

Cathode Anode

1N4004-1N4007 or equivalent

POWER FAIL
SAFE

POWER FAIL
SECURE

Power Supply

- POWER FAIL SAFE: Door is opened when the power is disconnected

Connect the relay COM line (gray with red stripes for locking the door) to DC +12V.

1.

Connect the relay NC line (blue with white stripes for locking the door) to the plus(+) line of the door lock.

2.

Connect the minus (-) line of the door lock to GND (-).

3.

- POWER FAIL SECURE: Door is closed when the power is disconnected

Connect the relay COM line (gray with red stripes for locking the door) to DC +12V.

1.

Connect the relay NO line (white with red stripes for locking the door) to the plus (+) line of the door lock

2.

Connect the minus (-) line of the door lock to GND (-).

3.

- Alarm Connection (Alarm Relay)

Connect the relay COM (white for the alarm device) to DC +12V.

1.

Connect the relay NO line (purple for the alarm device) to the plus (+) line of the alarm device.

2.

Connect the minus (-) line of the alarm device to GND (-).

3.

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Alarm
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EXTERNAL READER CONNECTION

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Wiegand DATA1 (sky blue)

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DC+12V

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Connect the DC 12V(+) line of the power supply unit to the plus (+) line of the reader.

1.

Connect the GND(-) line of the power supply unit to the minus(-) line of the reader

2.

Connect the Wiegand data input line 0 of the proximity reader to the pink line

3.

Connect the Wiegand data input line 1 of the proximity reader to the sky blue line

4.

For a list of compliant readers (external readers), see the followings:

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- Standard 26bit Wiegand format proximity reader

- Standard 26bit Wiegand + 8bit Burst format proximity/keypad reader
SSA-S30X1

- Standard 34bit Wiegand format proximity reader

- Standard 34bit Wiegand + 8bit Burst format proximity/keypad reader

INSTALLATION AND EXTERNAL CONNECTION

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installation and external connection

COMMUNICATION LINE CONNECTION

RS-232 Communication Port Connection

A 9-pin connector (serial communication connector, female) is needed to connect the product to the host PC via
RS-232 communication. Please follow the steps below:

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Black

9pin Female Connector

1.

Connect RS-232 TX (Black with white stripes) to the pin #2 (RXD) of the 9-pin female connector.

2.

Connect RS-232 RX (Red with white stripes) to the pin #3 (TX) of the 9-pin female connector.

3.

Connect the GND (black) line of the product to pin #5 of the 9-pin female connector.

4.

Plug in the 9-pin female connector to serial port (COM port) of the host PC.

5.

Install and launch the application (SAMS).

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RS-485 Communication Port Connection (Standalone)

A RS-485/RS-232 converter is needed to make RS485 communications between the product and the host PC.

Please follow the steps below:

RS-485/RS-232
Converter

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RS-485

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Connect the yellow RS-485 RTX (+) line to RS-485 A port of the converter.

2.

Connect the gray RS-485 RTX (-) line to RS-485 B port of the converter.

3.

Plug in the 9-pin connector (RS-232) of the converter into serial port (COM port) of the host PC.

4.

Install and launch the application (SAMS).

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RS-485 Communication Port Connection (Multiple Units)

A RS-485/RS-232 converter is needed to make RS-485 communications across a multiple of the products
and the host PC.

Please follow the steps below:

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installation and external connection

- Connect all RS-485 ports of the product in parallel.

Connect the yellow RS-485 RTX (+) line of one unit to the yellow RS-485 RTX (+) line of another unit.

1.

Connect the gray RS-485 RTX (-) line of one unit to the gray RS-485 RTX (-) line of another unit.

2.

Set a unique communication address (COMM ADDR) for each unit.

3.

- Connect one RS-485 port of the product to the RS-485/RS-232 converter

1.

Connect the yellow RS-485 RTX (+) line to the RS-485 A port of the converter.

2.

Connect the gray RS-485 RTX (-) line to the RS-485 B port of the converter.

3.

Plug the 9-pin connector (RS-232) of the converter into serial port (

Install and launch the application (SAMS).

4.

RS-485 connection supports multi-drop communications up to 32 units.

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TCP/IP Communication Port Connection

To implement TCP/IP communications for the host PC, follow the steps below:

TCP/IP

COM port)

HUB

of the host PC.

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Connect the RJ45 jack of the unit to the RJ45 plug, the LAN cable of the network system.

1.

Set a unique communication address (COMM ADDR) for each unit.

2.

Install and launch the application (SAMS).

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initialization

INITIALIZING THE SYSTEM

Initializing the system using the Initialize switch

Initialize the system using the Initialize switch on the rear of the product.

Check the power terminal on the rear of the product and disconnect the power

1.

cable.

While holding the Initialize switch, connect the power cable again.

2.

While holding the Initialize switch, wait until the “Initialize OK?” message

3.

appears on the screen.
It takes about 8 seconds to proceed.

Do not press the Initialize switch while the initialization message appears.

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INITIALIZATION

INITIALIZE OK?

1:YES 0:NO

WAIT…

Press the button

4.

“WAIT…” message on the screen.

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To cancel Initializing the system, press

5.

When the Initializing is done, you will move to the standby screen.

Note that the initialization process will restore all previous settings to the factory default.

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System Initialization in Master Mode

You can Initialize the system through authentication of the master card. For entering the master mode, see page 24.

F

Press the

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Use the buttons

2.

press

3.

The initialization screen appears.

4.

Press the button
“WAIT…” message on the screen.

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5.

When the Initializing is done, you will move to the standby screen.

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8

SETUP MENU button.

4

ENT

To cancel Initializing the system, press

Note that the initialization process will restore all previous settings to the factory

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default.

and 6 to move to the SYSTEM INIT. item and

.

1

to proceed with the initialization process with the

0

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1. SYSTEM INIT.

1. SYSTEM INIT.

1:YES, 0:NO

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initialization

TO ACCESS THE MASTER MODE

Apply the power to the product.

1.

2.

When the booting is done, press 0 8 consecutive times (00000000) and

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press

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REGISTERING A MASTER ID

To register a master card

Press the

1.

Use the buttons

2.

press

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The master number of the initialization is “00000000” (“0000000000” for
SSA-S30X1).
If you have already registered the master ID, use the ID to get access.

When the system is initialized, the master number will be reset to “00000000”

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If you have registered the master ID, you can not get access using “00000000”.

The master number for SSA-S30X1 is “0000000000 (10 digits)”.

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SETUP MENU button.

4

ENT

and 6 to move to the MASTER ID REG item and

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WELCOME!!

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4. MASTER ID REG

3.

Select a master ID index to register and press

4.

To select a card, press

5.

Place the master card to register on the product.

6.

Enter the password for the master card and press

Press

0

to exit registering the master ID.

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4. MASTER ID REG
MASTER #01
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4. MASTER ID REG
1:CARD, 2:PIN

4. MASTER ID REG
SCANNING…

ID:12312345

ENTER PASSWORD

ID:12312345
P/W:5678
ENTER F/P FLAG

0:NOT USE 1: USE

To register a master card along with your fi ngerprint

Follow the steps 1 through 6 above in “To register a master card”.

1

Press

7.

8.

Place your fi nger on the fi ngerprint scanner.

9.

Release your fi nger, then put your fi nger onto the fi ngerprint scanner

to register your fi ngerprint.

again when the light turns on.

10.

When done, the master ID and your fi ngerprint template will be registered.

The default master ID is “00000000”, and no fi ngerprint recognition is used.

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If at least one master ID is registered, the default master ID, “00000000”, is no

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longer available.

You can register up to a total of 10 master IDs (01 ~10).

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To erase a master ID, enter “00000000” for the applicable master ID.

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The master number for SSA-S30X1 is ““0000000000 (10 digits)”.

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To register a master card PIN

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Press the

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7

SETUP MENU button.

TO REGISTER F/P

1/2

PUT YOUR FINGER

2/2

LIFT AND
PUT YOUR FINGER

INITIALIZATION

Use the buttons

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3.

4.

5.

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Select a master ID index to register and press

To select a PIN, press

Enter the PIN for the master card to register and press

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PIN Range

4

and 6 to move to the MASTER ID REG item and

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ENT

2

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-SSA-S30x0 : Numeric letters in 8 digits
Ranges from 00000001 to 99999999

-SSA-S30x1 : Numeric letters in 10 digits
Ranges from 0000000001 to 4294967295

Press

0

to exit registering the PIN.

6.

4. MASTER ID REG

.

00/00

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ENT

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MASTER #1
EMPTY

4. MASTER ID REG
1:CARD, 2:PIN

4. MASTER ID REG
ENTER PIN
PIN:_

PIN: 12312345

ENTER F/P FLAG
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initialization

To register a master card PIN along with your fi ngerprint

Follow the steps 1 through 5 above in “To register a master card PIN”

1

Press

6.

Place your fi nger on the fi ngerprint scanner.

7.

Release your fi nger, then put your fi nger onto the fi ngerprint scanner

8.

again when the light turns on.

When done, the master card PIN and your fi ngerprint template will be

9.

registered.

NAME DISPLAY

With “Name Display”, you can set to display the name of a user who enters.

The user name can be downloaded by using the provided application software only, and accepts only alphabetic
letters up to 8 characters. By using the unit, you can register a new user but cannot enter the user’s name. In case of
such a user’s accessing, no name will be displayed.

to register your fi ngerprint.

TO REGISTER F/P

1/2

PUT YOUR FINGER

2/2

LIFT AND
PUT YOUR FINGER

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Press the

2.

Use the buttons
press

3.

Use the buttons

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USE : Name Display is enabled.

NOT USE : Name Display is disabled.

4.

When done, press

If you set Name Display to “USE”, the maximum number of IDs will be limited to 10000.

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Make sure no ID should have ever be registered before using this function.

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SETUP MENU button.

4

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and 6 to move to the NAME DISPLAY item and

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4

and 6 to select USE or NOT USE, and press

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to save your settings.

6. NAME DISPLAY

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NOT USE

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USER COUNT SETUP

You can select the maximum number of registered users to 10,000 or 20,000.

If you set the maximum user count to 20,000, the maximum number of events will be changed to 10,000.

F

Press the

1.

Use the buttons

2.

press

Use the buttons

3.

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3

SETUP MENU button.

4

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10,000 : The max user count will be set to 10,000.
20,000 : The max user count will be set to 20,000.

Before setting the user count, you must initialize the system.

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and 6 to move to the MAX USER SETUP item and

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4

and 6 to select a max user count.

5. MAX USER SETUP

10000

5. MAX USER SETUP

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LANGUAGE SETUP

F

Press the

1.

1

SETUP MENU button.

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Use the buttons

2.

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Use the buttons

3.

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 ITALIANO
 FRANÇAIS

(Optional language : Español, Deutsch)

The default language is ENGLISH.

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By optional, Spanish, German are supported.

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and 6 to move to the LANGUAGE item and press

4

and 6 to select a max user count.

1. LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

1. LANGUAGE

JENGLISH

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initialization

DATE/TIME SETUP

F

1.

Press the

1

SETUP MENU button.

2.

Use the buttons

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press

3.

Enter the values of year, month, day, hour, minute, second, and day of the
week in sequence.

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YYYY : Year (4 digits)
MM : Month (2 digits)
DD : Day (2 digits)
hh : Hour (2 digits)
mm : Minute (2 digits)
ss : Second (2 digits)
w : Day of the week (1 digit)
1- Sunday, 2-Monday, 3-Tuesday, 4-Wednesday, 5-Thursday, 6-Friday,
7-Saturday

4.

When done, press

Enter each value for Date/Time to fi t the respective digits.

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and 6 to move to the SET DATE/TIME item and

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ENT

to save your settings.

COMMUNICATION ADDRESS SETUP

F

Press the

1.

Use the buttons

2.

press

3.

Enter the 3-digit communication address number.

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4.

When done, press

1

SETUP MENU button.

4

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Ex) if you set the COMM ADDR to 12, press 012 for that.

and 6 to move to the COMM ADDR SET item and

.

ENT

to save your settings.

2. SET DATE/TIME

YYYYMMDDhhmmssw

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7. COMM ADDR SET

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Each product in the same loop should have a unique communication address.

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BAUD RATE SETUP

This product supports 9600, 19200, 38400, and 57600 bps, and it is set to 57600 bps by default.
An improper speed setting can cause a communication error so ensure that you specify the same speed in the same
network.

F

ENT

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1

SETUP MENU button.

4

and 6 to move to the BAUD RATE item and press

4

and 6 to select a serial communication speed.

Press the

1.

Use the buttons

2.

3.

Use the buttons

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 38400
 57600

When done, press

4.

If you encounter a problem with the communication, check the followings fi rst.

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ENT

to save your settings.

- Check the communication addresses for this product and the host PC
(software).

- Check the baud rate settings of each of the host PC and this product.

- Check the communication port and cable.

- Check the host PC for the port settings.

FACTORY DEFAULTS

All menu settings will return to the factory default. (The memory is not deleted.)

F

Press the

1.

8

SETUP MENU button.

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8. BAUD RATE

J19200

8. BAUD RATE

19200

Use the buttons

2.

ENT

.

3.

Press the button

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To cancel initialization, press the button

4

and 6 to move to the DEFAULT SET item and press

1

to restore the menu settings to the default.

6. DEFAULT SET

0

.

6. DEFAULT SET

1:YES, 0:NO

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reader mode setup

READER #1 MODE

READER#1 is the default reader that is built in this product.

F

Press the

1.

1

SETUP MENU button.

Use the buttons

2.

3.

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press

Use the buttons

4

and 6 to move to the READER#1 MODE item and

.

4

and 6 to select a reader mode.

3 modes are available for your choice.

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 ID ONLY : In this mode, you can get access only with the proximity card

or ID number.

 ID +F/P(P/W) : In this mode, you can get access through the fingerprint

authentication after entering the proximity card or ID
number.
If you have not registered your fingerprint, you can get
access with the password authentication.

 ID+P/W+F/P : In this mode, you can get access through the two-pass

authentication of the password and your fingerprint after
using the proximity card or entering the ID number.

When done, press

4.

READER #2 MODE

ENT

to save your settings.

READER#2 is an external reader for exit.

F

Press the

1.

Use the buttons

2.

press

3.

Use the buttons

1

SETUP MENU button.

4

ENT

and 6 to move to the READER#2 MODE item and

.

4

and 6 to select a reader mode.

2 modes are available for your choice.

 ID ONLY : In this mode, you can get access only with the proximity card

•

or ID number.

 ID+P/W : In this mode, you can get access through the password

authentication after using the proximity card or entering the ID
number.

When done, press

4.

ENT

to save your settings.

3. READER#1 MODE

ID ONLY

3. READER#1 MODE

JID+F/P(P/W)

3. READER#1 MODE

ID+F/P(P/W)

4. READER#2 MODE

ID ONLY

4. READER#2 MODE

JID+P/W

4. READER#2 MODE

ID+P/W

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READER #1 KEY INPUT

This enables you to use the keypad (numeric keypad) of READER #1 to enter the ID.

If you want to use the registered ID (card number or PIN) to get access, set this mode to USE.

F

Press the

1.

Use the buttons

2.

press

3.

Use the buttons

•

4.

When done, press

1

SETUP MENU button.

4

ENT

 USE :

and 6 to move to the RD#1 KEY INPUT item and

.

4

and 6 to select the use of the keypad of READER#1.

If set, you can get access using the keypad input.

 NOT USE : If set, you can not get access using the keypad input.

ENT

to save your settings.

5. RD#1 KEY INPUT

NOT USE

5. RD#1 KEY INPUT

J USE

5. RD#1 KEY INPUT

USE

READER MODE SETUP

READER #2 KEY INPUT

This enables you to use the keypad of READER #2 (numeric keypad of the external device) to enter the ID.

If you want to use the registered ID (card number or PIN) to get access, set this mode to USE.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons
press

3.

Use the buttons

•

4.

When done, press

1

SETUP MENU button.

4

ENT

 USE :

and 6 to move to the RD#2 KEY INPUT item and

.

4

and 6 to select the use of the keypad of READER#2.

If set, you can get access using the keypad input.

 NOT USE : If set, you can not get access using the keypad input.

ENT

to save your settings.

6. RD#2 KEY INPUT

NOT USE

6. RD#2 KEY INPUT

J USE

6. RD#2 KEY INPUT

USE

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reader mode setup

DUAL FINGERPRINT MODE

In Dual Fingerprint mode, you can register two fi ngerprints for one user ID.

If one of your fi ngers is damaged with Dual Fingerprint mode set to USE, you can use the other fi nger registered for the
authentication.

1.

2.

3.

4.

M

F10

Press the

Use the buttons
press

Use the buttons

•

 USE : If set, you can use the Dual Fingerprint mode.



When done, press



SETUP MENU button.

4

ENT

NOT USE :

For registering fi ngerprints, see the following table.

DUAL FINGER Template/Fingerprint Count

and 6 to move to the DUAL F/P MODE item and

.

4

and 6 to select the use of Dual Fingerprint mode.

If set, Dual Fingerprint mode is disabled.

ENT

to save your settings.

NOT USE

USE

2 fi ngerprint templates for one fi nger

1 fi ngerprint template for each of 2 different fi ngers

1. DUAL F/P MODE

NOT USE

1. DUAL F/P MODE

JNOT USE

1. DUAL F/P MODE

USE

Success

Ratio

High Identifi cation mode

Low Verifi cation mode

Recommended

Authentication Mode

Make sure not to mix Dual Finger enable/disable confi gurations for multiple units.



J

Otherwise, it may degrade the recognition performance or cause data communication errors.
If you switch the Dual Finger setup from disabled to enabled, all systems should have the consistent setups and



registered fi ngerprints must be registered again. Switching to disabled requires the same.
Before registering fi ngerprints and transfer data, make sure to setup all systems to have consistent setting at the



beginning.

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ADAPTIVE MODE

In Adaptive mode, the fi ngerprint image will be automatically compensated in an attempt to increase the successful
recognition rate of fi ngerprint authentication.

F10

Press the

1.

Use the buttons

2.

press

3.

Use the buttons

•

 USE : If set, you can use the Adaptive mode



4.

When done, press



M



SETUP MENU button.

4

ENT

NOT USE :

and 6 to move to the ADAPTIVE MODE item and

.

4

and 6 to select the use of Adaptive mode.

If set, Adaptive mode is disabled

ENT

to save your settings.

In Adaptive mode, it may take longer to recognize the fi ngerprint.

Registering and recognizing fi ngerprints in ADAPTIVE MODE, the red LED of the

2. ADAPTIVE MODE

NOT USE

2. ADAPTIVE MODE

JNOT USE

2. ADAPTIVE MODE

optical sensor blinks multiple times while capturing the fi ngerprint.

USE

READER MODE SETUP

IDENTIFICATION MODE

You can select the use of 1:N Identifi cation mode. In this mode, the product analyzes the input fi ngerprint against all of
registered fi ngerprint data without demanding the input of the card or ID number, then it decides to authorize or
unauthorized the access.

F10

Press the

1.

Use the buttons

2.

press

3.

Use the buttons

•

 USE : If set, you can use the Identifi cation mode



4.

When done, press

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

NOT USE :

4

.

4

If set, Identification mode is disabled

and 6 to move to the IDENTIFICATION item and

and 6 to select the use of Identifi cation mode.

ENT

to save your settings.

3. IDENTIFICATION

NOT USE

3. IDENTIFICATION

JNOT USE

3. IDENTIFICATION

USE

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REGISTERING ID IN QUICK MODE

To register ID

F12

Press the

1.

Use the buttons

2.

press

3.

Use one of the following two ways to enter an ID:

•

Place the card on the main unit to display the card ID on the screen.

•

Use the keypad to enter the number and press

4.

Enter the password and select whether to use the fi ngerprint and press

•

Set FINGER to 0.

5.

ID registration is completed.

•

Registering in Quick mode will set TA and TB to 00, and RD, MA, MB, LV to 0.
(Refer to page 35.)

To register ID along with fi ngerprint

Repeat steps 1 through 3 in “To register ID” above.

SETUP MENU button.

4

ENT

and 6 to move to the REGISTRATION item and

.

(QUICK MODE)

1. REGISTRATION

ENT

.

ENT

1. REGISTRATION
ID:_
ENTER PIN

.

PUT ID CARD

1. REGISTRATION
ID:12345678
PASS WORD:_
FINGER :0-N, 1-Y

ID REGISTERED!

Enter the password and select whether to use the fi ngerprint and press

4.

•

Set FINGER to 1.

5.

Place your fi nger on the fi ngerprint scanner.

6.

Release your fi nger, then put your fi nger onto the fi ngerprint scanner again
when the light turns on.

7.

Your ID and fi ngerprint are registered.

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ENT

.

TO REGISTER F/P
PUT YOUR FINGER

LIFT AND
PUT YOUR FINGER

FP QUALITY
Q_#1[4] Q_#2[4]

ID REGISTERED!

1/2

2/2

REGISTERING THE ID

To register the ID card

F

Press the

1.

Use the buttons

2.

press

3.

Press the button

•

7

SETUP MENU button.

4

ENT

and 6 to move to the REGISTRATION item and

.

1

to select CARD.

For card registration, select the card to register the ID.
For PIN registration, select PIN and use the keypad to register the ID.

4.

Put the card onto the main unit to display the card ID on the screen.

5.

Set each of PW/TA/TB/C/RD/MA/MB/LV/FP.

•

For more information about each item, refer to “ID Registration Items” below.

•

Set FP to 0.

6.

ID registration is completed.

ID Registration Item (PW /TA/TB/C/RD/MA/MB/LV/FP)

❖

Item Description

PW

4-digit password used in ID+PW

TA

Time schedule code for READER#1 (Internal reader)

TB

Time schedule code for READER#2 (external reader)

Permission code for the user ID

NO Description

0
1

C

2

3

4

Reader assignment to the card user

NO Description

RD

MA

0

1

2

3

READER#1 operation mode for the registered user

NO Description

0

1

2

3

Normal card

2-person authentication (administrator)

2-person authentication (visitor)

Set ARM/DISARM

Missing card

READER#1, READER#2 assigned

READER#1 assigned
READER#2 assigned

READER#1, READER#2 assigned

System Operation Mode

ID mode

ID+F/P(P/W)

ID+F/P+P/W

1. REGISTRATION

1. REGISTRATION

1:CARD 2:PIN

1. REGISTRATION
SCANNING…

1. REGISTRATION
ID:1230001
PW_ TA TB C
RD MA MB LV FP

ID REGISTERED!

Item Description

READER#2 operation mode for the registered user

NO Description

MB

LV

FP

0

1

2

Output operation level for the registered user

NO Description

0
1

2

3

4

Use/disuse of fi ngerprint

NO Description

0

1

System Operation Mode

ID mode
ID+P/W

Output Level 1 on access authentication
Output Level 1 on access authentication
Output Level 2 on access authentication

Output Level 3 on access authentication
Output Level 4 on access authentication

Fingerprint not used.

Fingerprint used.

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USER MANAGEMENT

user management

To register the ID card along with your fi ngerprint

Follow the steps 1 through 4 in “To register the ID card” above

Set each of PW/TA/TB/C/RD/MA/MB/LV/FP.

5.

For more information about each item, refer to “ID Registration Items” on

•

page 35.

Set FP to 1.

•

ENT

Press

•

Place your fi nger on the fi ngerprint scanner.

6.

Release your fi nger, then put your fi nger onto the fi ngerprint scanner

7.

again when the light turns on.

Your ID and fi ngerprint will be registered.

8.

To register the PIN number

1.

Press the

.

F

7

SETUP MENU button.

TO REGISTER F/P

1/2

PUT YOUR FINGER

2/2
LIFT AND
PUT YOUR FINGER

FP QUALITY
Q_#1[4] Q_#2[4]

ID REGISTERED!

2.

Use the buttons

ENT

press

3.

Press the button

•

For card registration, select the CARD to register the ID.
For PIN registration, select PIN and use the keypad to register the ID.

4.

Use the keypad to enter the ID and press

5.

Set each of PW/TA/TB/C/RD/MA/MB/LV/FP.

•

For more information about each item, refer to “ID Registration Items” on
page 35.

•

Set FP to 0.

6.

ID registration is completed.

You can use the keypad to enter the ID in the following digits depending on the



M

model.

- PIN Range
SSA-S30x0 : Numeric letters in 4 ~ 8 digits
Ranges from 00000001 to 99999999
SSA-S30x1 : Numeric letters in 4 ~ 8 or 10 digits

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

4

and 6 to move to the REGISTRATION item and

.

2

to select PIN.

Ranges from 0001 to 99999999, 0000000001 to 4294967295

1. REGISTRATION

1. REGISTRATION

ENT

.

1:CARD 2:PIN

1. REGISTRATION
ID:

1. REGISTRATION
ID:1230001
PW_ TA TB C
RD MA MB LV FP

ID REGISTERED!

To register the PIN number along with your fi ngerprint

Follow steps 1 through 4 in “To register the PIN number” above.

Set each of PW/TA/TB/C/RD/MA/MB/LV/FP.

5.

For more information about each item, refer to “ID Registration Items” on

•

page 35.

Set FP to 1.

•

ENT

Press

•

Place your fi nger on the fi ngerprint scanner.

6.

Release your fi nger, then put your fi nger onto the fi ngerprint scanner

7.

.

again when the light turns on.

Your ID and fi ngerprint will be registered.

8.

TO REGISTER F/P
PUT YOUR FINGER

LIFT AND
PUT YOUR FINGER

FP QUALITY
Q_#1[4] Q_#2[4]

ID REGISTERED!

TO DELETE ID

A registered ID can be deleted by entering the ID using the card or keypad in ID DELETE mode.

The number of the ID to delete will be displayed on the screen.

F

Press the

1.

7

SETUP MENU button.

1/2

USER MANAGEMENT

2/2

2.

Use the buttons

ENT

.

3.

Enter the ID to delete, and press

•

If you enter the card, you don’t need to press

4.

When the ID is deleted, you will see a message of “ID DELETED!!!” on the
screen.

4

and 6 to move to the ID DELETE item and press

ENT

.

ENT

.

2.ID DELETE

2.ID DELETE
ENTER PIN
J_

ID DELETED!!!

If the entered ID is not registered with the product, you will see a message of “UNREGISTERED ID” on the screen.



M

If an ID that is out of the acceptable range is entered , “INVALID NUMBER” message appears.
The ID DELETE menu in QUICK MODE under [F12] is the same as ID DELETE under [F7].



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VIEWING THE ID LIST

You can check the list of IDs registered with the product.

F

Press the

1.

7

SETUP MENU button.

Use the buttons

2.

3.

The list of registered IDs appears on the screen.

•

The list of registered IDs appears on the screen.
ID INDEX : Number of registered items
ID : ID number
C : ID permission code
PW : password
TA : Time schedule of READER #1
TB : Time schedule of READER #2
RD : Readers accessible
MA : Operation mode of READER #1
MB : Operation mode of READER #2
LV : Output level
FP: Use/disuse of fi ngerprint(0:disuse, 1:Use)

Use the buttons

4.

The “EMPTY” message will appear if there is no user ID registered.



M

The “FIRST ID” message indicates that the ID displayed on the screen is the fi rst one.



The “LAST ID” message indicates that the ID displayed on the screen is the last one.



4

and 6 to move to the ID LIST item and press

4

and 6 to check other registered IDs.

TO CHECK THE NUMBER OF REGISTERED IDs

You can check the total number of registered IDs.

ENT

.

3.ID LIST

ID INDEX:00001
ID:12300001 C:0
PW0000 TA00 TB00
RD0 MA0 MB0 LV1 FP1

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the REG. ID COUNT item and
press

3.

The number of registered IDs will be shown on the screen.

M

7

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

The number of registered IDs will be displayed in 5 digits.



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5. REG. ID COUNT

00123

TO REMOVE ALL REGISTERED IDs

You can remove all of the registered user IDs.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the ALL ID CLEAR item and
press

3.

Press the button 1 to delete all registered IDs.

•

J

8

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

0

To cancel the work, press the button

Please upload the ID data to the host PC before deletion, just for backup purposes.



.

USER MANAGEMENT

3. ALL ID CLEAR

3. ALL ID CLEAR

1:YES, 0:NO

TO CHECK THE NUMBER OF REGISTERED FINGERPRINTS

You can check the total number of registered fi ngerprints.

F10

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the FP REG. COUNT item and
press

The number of registered / total recordable fi ngerprints will be shown.

3.

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

4. FP REG. COUNT

4. FP REG. COUNT

0021 / 1000

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TO REMOVE THE MASTER IDs

If you want to remove all master IDs (card IDs), use this menu.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the MASTER ID CLR item and
press

3.

Press the button 1 to delete all registered master IDs.

•

J

DURESS MODE

You can set Duress Mode for READER#1. Duress mode is a special feature that outputs a special alarm signal when a
it is forced to open the restricted area, whose default is NOT USE. When selecting USE, you are prompted to enter the
two-digit numbers for the Duress mode password, whose default is ‘00’.

If it is set to USE, enter the two-digit Duress password and press
alarm signal is transmitted to the host PC.

Press the

1.

8

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

0

To cancel the work, press the button

Before removing all master IDs, ensure that the master IDs are no longer in use.



F

2

SETUP MENU button.

.

ENT

; this will open the door normally, but the Duress

4. MASTER ID CLR

4.MASTER ID CLR

1:YES, 0:NO

Use the buttons

2.

3.

4.

5.

M

ENT

press

Use the buttons

•

NOT USE



USE : If set to USE, proceed with the followings:



The DURESS password is shown.

ENT

Press

Enter the two-digit password and press

The Duress Mode password should be different from the Arm/Disarm code.





You can specify the output time for each signal out for Duress Alarm.
47 for “Duress Mode Output Setup”.)

4

.

4

: Duress Mode is disabled.

.

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and 6 to move to the DURESS MODE item and

and 6 to select USE.

ENT

.

(See Page

6.DURESS MODE

J NOT USE

6.DURESS MODE

J USE

DURESS PASSWORD

00

ENTER DURESS P/W

█

DOOR OPEN ALARM TIME SETUP

In this menu, you can set the delay time until the product triggers the door open alarm if the door stays open after the Door
Relay time. To use this function, the Door Contact sensor should have been installed on the entrance door. (see page 17)

The default is ‘03’.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the OPEN ALR TIME item and
press

3.

Use the keypad to enter the time in two digits and press

•

2

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

ENT

.

00 : The alarm will sound shortly if the door stays open after the Door Relay

Time.

01~ 98 : The alarm will sound shortly if the door stays open after both of

Door Relay time and Door Delay alarm. (01~98 seconds)

99 : The Door Open alarm will not sound.

To use this function, the Door Contact sensor should have been installed on the entrance door.



M

8.OPEN ALR TIME

03

8.OPEN ALR TIME

10

USER MANAGEMENT

ARM/DISARM

With the ARM/DISARM code active, you can set the ARM mode by entering the ARM code and presenting the card
(assigned Code 3 in registration) of a person who has the ARM/DISARM permissions. In this mode, all connected readers
will not take the card input any further. To release the ARM mode, enter the DISARM code and present the ARM/DISARM
card.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the ARM/DISARM SET item
and press

You are prompted to enter the ARM code.

3.

Use the keypad to enter the ARM code in two digits and press

You are prompted to enter the DISARM code.

4.

3

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

ENT

Use the keypad to enter the DISARM code in two digits and press

The Arm/Disarm code should be different from the Duress Mode password.



M



You can specify the output time for each signal out when ARM function is enabled.
(See Page 47 for “ARM/DISARM Output Setup”.)

2.ARM/DISARM SET

00/00

.

ARM CODE

ENT

.

00

DISARM CODE

00

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TWO MEN OPERATION MODE

With TWO MEN MODE active, the door will be opened if both administrator card and visitor card are entered in a row
within 10 seconds.

F

1.

Press the

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the TWO MEN MODE item and
press

3.

Use the buttons

•

M

TO CHECK THE NUMBER OF EVENTS

You can check the total number of events stored in the memory. When an event is stored in the memory, the count will
increase accordingly.

The total number of events is 20,000.

Once a specifi c event is uploaded successfully to the host PC, it will be removed from the internal memory.

3

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

4

and 6 to select USE or NOT USE, and press



USE

: TWO MEN MODE is enabled.

NOT USE : TWO MEN MODE is disabled.



To enable this function, the preferred administrator card should be assigned code 1, while the visitor card be



assigned code 2. (See Page 35 for “Registering the ID ”.)

3.TWO MEN MODE

J NOT USE

ENT

.

3.TWO MEN MODE

J USE

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the EVENT COUNT item.

3.

The number of events stored in the memory will be shown.

M

7

SETUP MENU button.

To remove the event, refer to “To delete all events”. (see page 43)



The number of registered IDs will be displayed in 5 digits.



When the memory is full, please refer to “Event Memory Setup”. (see page 61)



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6.EVENT COUNT

00014

TO REMOVE ALL EVENTS

If the event memory is full or you want to change the number of IDs, you can use this menu to clear the event memory.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the EVENT CLEAR item and
press

3.

Press the button 1 to remove all events.

•

8

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

To cancel the work, press the button 0.

2.EVENT CLEAR

1:YES, 0:NO

DELETE ALL EVENT

WAIT…

To reserve the events, upload them to the host PC before deletion.



J

TO REMOVE THE TIME SCHEDULE

All time schedules (01~10), all holiday schedules (01~10), holiday codes, and time schedules for reader#1 and reader#2
modes can be deleted. With the

0

button to cancel the work.

ENT

button pressed, press the 1 button to remove all time schedules or press the

USER MANAGEMENT

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the T/S CLEAR item and
press

3.

Press the button 1 to remove all time schedules.

•

•

J

8

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

0

To cancel the work, press the button

.

You will see the message as shown at the right.

Before removing all time schedules, ensure that they are no longer in use.



5.T/S CLEAR

1:YES, 0:NO

DELETE TS

WAIT…

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I/O time setup

EXIT BUTTON OUTPUT

F

Press the

1.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the EXIT BUTTON item and

2.

press

3.

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

•

M

DOOR CONTACT SENSOR SETUP

You can specify the signal output if a door is forcibly opened without through the normal authentication process. (The Door
Contact sensor should have been installed.)

5

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

The output time differs, depending on the time unit.



If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)

If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time



unit.

1.EXIT BUTTON

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
03 00 00 00 00

ENT

.

1.EXIT BUTTON

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
_0 00 00 00 00

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the DOOR CONTACT item and
press

3.

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

•

M

5

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

The output time differs, depending on the time unit.



If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)



If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time
unit.

44_ I/O time setup

2.DOOR CONTACT

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 99 00 00 00

ENT

.

2.DOOR CONTACT

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
_0 99 00 00 00

AUXILIARY INPUT #1 SETUP

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the AUX INPUT #1 item and
press

3.

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

•

M

5

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

The output time differs, depending on the time unit.



If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)
If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time



unit.

AUXILIARY INPUT #2 SETUP

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the AUX INPUT #2 item and
press

3.

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

•

5

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

3.AUX INPUT#1

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 00 00 00 00

ENT

.

3.AUX INPUT#1

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
_0 00 00 00 00

4.AUX INPUT#2

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 00 00 00 00

ENT

.

4.AUX INPUT#2

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
_0 00 00 00 00

I/O TIME SETUP

The output time differs, depending on the time unit.

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M

If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)

If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time



unit.

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TAMPER ALARM OUTPUT SETUP

You can set the signal that you want to output if the device is dismantled forcibly.

F

1.

Press the

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the TAMPER ALARM item and

2.

press

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

3.

•

M

CUT OFF OUTPUT SETUP

You can set the output options when any of the input line is cut off.

The input cutoff check should have been activated. (see page 60)

5

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

The output time differs, depending on the time unit.



If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)
If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time



unit.

ENT

5.TAMPER ALARM

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 99 99 99 99

.

5.TAMPER ALARM

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
_0 99 99 99 99

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the CUT OFF ALARM item and
press

3.

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

•

M

5

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

The output time differs, depending on the time unit.



If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)

If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time



unit.

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6.CUT OFF ALARM

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 00 00 00 00

ENT

.

6.CUT OFF ALARM

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
_0 00 00 00 00

DURESS MODE OUTPUT SETUP

You can specify the output time for Duress mode.

F

Press the

1.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the DURESS ALARM item and

2.

press

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

3.

•

M

5

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

Duress Alarm must be enabled (See Page 40 for “Duress Mode”.)





The output time differs, depending on the time unit.
If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)



If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time
unit.

ARM/DISARM OUTPUT SETUP

You can specify the output time for ARM/DISARM mode.

F

Press the

1.

5

SETUP MENU button.

7.DURESS ALARM

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 00 00 00 00

ENT

.

7.DURESS ALARM

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
_0 00 00 00 00

I/O TIME SETUP

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the ARM/DISARM SET item
and press

3.

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

•

M

ENT

.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

ARM/DISARM must be enabled. (See Page 41 for “Arm/Disarm”.)



The output time differs, depending on the time unit.



If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)



If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time
unit.

8.ARM/DISARM OUT

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 00 00 00 00

ENT

.

8.ARM/DISARM OUT

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
_0 00 00 00 00

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DOOR OPEN TIMEOUT SETUP

You can set the alarm to sound if the door stays open after a specifi c wait time from when it opens.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the DOOR TIME OUT item and
press

3.

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

•

M

OUTPUT SETUP FOR LEVEL IDs ACCESSING READER #1

Output Setup for the event of Level 1 IDs accessing the READER #1

5

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

The output time differs, depending on the time unit.



If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)

If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time



unit.

9.DOOR TIME OUT

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 99 00 00 00

ENT

.

9.DOOR TIME OUT

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
_0 99 00 00 00

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD1 ID OK LV1 item and
press

3.

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

•

M

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

The output time differs, depending on the time unit.



If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)



If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time
unit.

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1.RD1 ID OK LV1

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
03 00 00 00 00

ENT

.

1.RD1 ID OK LV1

DR AR T1 T2 BZ

_3 00 00 00 00

Output Setup for Level 2 IDs Accessing READER #1

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD1 ID OK LV2 item and
press

•

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

The operation time for each output is the same as in “Output Setup for
Level 1 IDs Accessing READER #1” above. (see page 48)

Output Setup for Level 3 IDs Accessing READER #1

F

1.

Press the

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD1 ID OK LV3 item and
press

•

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

The operation time for each output is the same as in “Output Setup for
Level 1 IDs Accessing READER #1” above. (see page 48)

2.RD1 ID OK LV2

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
05 00 00 00 00

3.RD1 ID OK LV3

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
05 00 00 00 00

I/O TIME SETUP

Output Setup for Level 4 IDs Accessing READER #1

F

1.

Press the

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD1 ID OK LV4 item and
press

•

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

The operation time for each output is the same as in “Output Setup for
Level 1 IDs Accessing READER #1” above. (see page 48)

4.RD1 ID OK LV4

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
05 00 00 00 00

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READER #1 ERROR OUTPUT SETUP

READER #1 ID Error Output Setup

F

Press the

1.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD1 ID ERROR item and

2.

press

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

3.

•

•

M

READER #1 Time Schedule Error Output Setup

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

If you enter ‘00’, no output setting is configured.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

The output time differs, depending on the time unit.



If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)

If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time



unit.

5.RD1 ID ERROR

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 03 00 00 00

ENT

.

5.RD1 ID ERROR

DR AR T1 T2 BZ

_0 03 00 00 00

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD1 T/S ERROR item and
press

•

M

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

The operation time for each output is the same as in “READER #1 ID Error
Output Setup” above.

Time schedule must be confi gured before. (See Page 55 for “Time Schedule Setup”.)



READER #1 Antipassback Error Output Setup

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD1 APB ERROR item and
press

•

M

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6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

The operation time for each output is the same as in “READER #1 ID Error
Output Setup” above.

APB mode must be enabled before. (See Page 55 for “AntiPassBack Mode”.)



6.RD1 T/S ERROR

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 03 00 00 00

7.RD1 APB ERROR

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 03 00 00 00

OUTPUT SETUP FOR LEVEL IDS ACCESSING READER #2

Output Setup for the event of Level 1 IDs accessing the READER #2

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD2 ID OK LV1 item and
press

3.

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

•

•

M

Output Setup for the event of Level 2 IDs accessing the READER #2

Press the

1.

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

8.RD2 ID OK LV1

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
03 00 00 00 00

If you enter ‘00’, no output setting is configured.

8.RD2 ID OK LV1

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output

ENT

.

DR AR T1 T2 BZ

_3 00 00 00 00

T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

The output time differs, depending on the time unit.



If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)



If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time
unit.

F

6

SETUP MENU button.

I/O TIME SETUP

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD2 ID OK LV2 item and

ENT

press

•

.

The operation time for each output is the same as in “Output Setup for
Level 1 IDs Accessing READER #2” above.

9.RD2 ID OK LV2

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
05 00 00 00 00

Output Setup for the event of Level 3 IDs accessing the READER #2

F

1.

Press the

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD2 ID OK LV3 item and
press

•

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

The operation time for each output is the same as in “Output Setup for Level
1 IDs Accessing READER #2” above.

10.RD2 ID OK LV3

DR AR T1 T2 BZ

05 00 00 00 00

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Output Setup for Level 4 IDs Accessing READER #2

F

1.

Press the

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD2 ID OK LV4 item and
press

•

READER #2 ERROR OUTPUT SETUP

READER #2 ID Error Output Setup

1.

Press the

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD2 ID ERROR item and
press

3.

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

•

•

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

The operation time for each output is the same as in “Output Setup for
Level 1 IDs Accessing READER #2” above. (see page 51)

F

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

If you enter ‘00’, no output setting is configured.

Use the keypad to enter the time for each output operation and press
DR : Door relay output
AR : Alarm relay output
T1 : TTL #1 output
T2 : TTL #2 output
BZ : Buzzer output

11.RD2 ID OK LV4

DR AR T1 T2 BZ

05 00 00 00 00

12.RD2 ID ERROR

DR AR T1 T2 BZ

00 03 00 00 00

ENT

.

12.RD2 ID ERROR

DR AR T1 T2 BZ

_0 03 00 00 00

The output time differs, depending on the time unit.



M

If the time unit is 0.1 (second), you can specify the value between 0.0 and 9.8 second; if set to 1 (second), you can
specify between 0 and 98 seconds.
For the time unit, refer to the ‘Time Unit Setup’ under the advanced setup. (see page 54)



If you enter 99 for the value, the product stays in output mode until you change the setting regardless of the time
unit.

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READER #2 Time Schedule Error Output Setup

F

1.

Press the

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD2 T/S ERROR item and
press

•

M

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

The operation time for each output is the same as in “READER #2 ID Error
Output Setup” above. (see page 52)

Time schedule must be confi gured before. (See Page 55 for “Time Schedule Setup”.)



READER #2 Antipassback Error Output Setup

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD2 APB ERROR item and
press

•

6

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

The operation time for each output is the same as in “READER #2 ID Error
Output Setup” above. (see page 52)

13.RD2 T/S ERROR

DR AR T1 T2 BZ

00 03 00 00 00

14.RD2 APB ERROR

DR AR T1 T2 BZ

00 03 00 00 00

I/O TIME SETUP

APB mode must be enabled before. (See Page 55 for “AntiPassBack Mode”.)



M

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TIME UNIT SETUP

You can use this menu to specify the time unit.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the TIME UNIT item and press

ENT

3.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to specify the time unit and press

•

M

OUTPUT TIME SCHEDULE+ID

The Output T/S+ID feature is used, in particular, in opening the door for a specifi ed time period in a specifi c time schedule.
However, you can set it not to open the door after the specifi ed time unless a user entry (i.e., entering the ID) is attempted.
The closing time is, of course, the end point of the specifi ed time period.

2

SETUP MENU button.

.

ENT

.



UNIT: 1SEC : The output time is calculated by the second in the I/O



UNIT: 0.1SEC : The output time is calculated by the 1/10 second

The default is set to “UNIT: 1SEC”.



see the following example



If you want to keep the Door Relay (Relay #1, DR) active for 3 seconds, follow the steps below:

- Set the time unit to 1 second.

- Set the Door Relay (DR) output time to “03”.

If you want to keep the Door Relay (Relay # 1, DR) active for o.5 second, follow the steps below:

- Set the time unit to 0.1 second.

- Set the Door Relay (DR) output time to “05”.



Your change to the time unit will affect all I/O time settings.

setup.

(100ms) in the I/O setup.

3.TIME UNIT

J UNIT: 1SEC

3.TIME UNIT

J UNIT: 0.1SEC

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the OUTPUT T/S + ID item and
press

3.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to select USE or NOT USE, and press

•

M

2

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.



NOT USE : The entrance door is set to be open when it reaches the



USE : The entrance door will be not open when it reaches the specified

Time schedule must be confi gured before. (See Page 59 for “Time Schedule Setup”.)



The Output T/S + ID is set to “NOT USE” by default.



specifi ed time in the time schedule code.

time in the time schedule code, but is open when a registered
user is authenticated.

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4.OUTPUT T/S + ID

ENT

J NOT USE

.

4.OUTPUT T/S + ID

J USE

ANTIPASSBACK MODE

Antipassback mode is used to prevent an identical user from entering or exiting the door twice or more consecutively. This
mode is available only with an Exit reader dedicated to detecting exits, which is not available in a system that is solely using
the Exit button to exit the door.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the APB MODE item and press

3.

Use the buttons

•

2

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

4

and 6 to select a desired mode and press



NOT USE : The Antipassback mode is disabled.



USE :

The Anti-Pass Back mode is enabled.



ALL CLEAR! :

If entrance or exit is not allowed because of violation of the
Anti-Pass Back rules, this will reset the status and resume

5.APB MODE

.

J NOT USE

ENT

5.APB MODE

J USE

allowing users to enter or exit the door.

5.APB MODE

J ALL CLEAR!

The Antipass back mode is set to “NOT USE” by default.



M

You can confi gure the APB error outputs for each reader on the entrance and exit. (Refer to “Antipassback Error



Output Setup” at pages 50 and 53.)

TIME SCHEDULE SETUP

You can set a total of 10 Time Schedule codes. The default code is “00”, which is used to allow unlimited access.

Each Time Schedule code has 8 programmable days (Sunday through Saturday, and a holiday), each of which has 5 time
intervals.

You can check information such as Time Schedule code, day of the week, time interval and current Time Schedule setting.
A holiday in the Time Schedule is linked to a holiday schedule code.

The Time Schedule is based on 24-hour format and therefore “00:00” and “24:00” refer to the same time.

ADVANCED SETUP

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the TIME SCHEDULE item and
press

Use the 4 and 6, 2, 8 buttons to specify the interval, day and

3.

code and press

•

4

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

ENT

.

 T/S CODE : Time Schedule Code 01~10


Weekly : 8 days (HOL,SUN,MON,TUE,WED,THU,FRI,SAT)



INTERVAL : Time interval 1~5



00:00 – 00:00 : hour : min

1.TIME SCHEDULE
T/S CODE: 01 HOL
INTERVAL: 1
00:00 – 00:00

1.TIME SCHEDULE
T/S CODE: 10 SAT
INTERVAL: 1
00:00 – 00:00

1.TIME SCHEDULE
T/S CODE: 01 SUN
INTERVAL: 5
12:10 – 15:59

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Use the numeric buttons to enter start or end time in 8 digits.

4.

If an entry is invalid, the “INVALID NUMBER” message will appear.

•

Repeat steps 3 through 4 above to set other time schedules.

5.

1.TIME SCHEDULE
T/S CODE: 01 HOL
INTERVAL: 1
00:00 – 00:00

Upon completion of all time schedules, press

6.

ESC

to exit from the menu.

HOLIDAY SETUP

This feature allows you to set holidays of your choice.

Each of 10 Holiday Codes can have up to 100 programmable holidays.

You can view holiday information set on each holiday code.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to HOLIDAY SET and press

Use the 4, 6, 2 and 8 buttons to select HOLIDAY CODE, and

3.

DAY NO and press

•

Use the numeric buttons to enter 4-digit month/day and press

4.

•

Repeat steps 3 through 4 to set other holiday schedule codes.

5.

Upon completion of all holiday schedule settings, exit the menu by

6.

pressing

4

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

 HOLIDAY CODE : 01~10


DAY NO. : 001~100

ENT

If the entry is incorrect, the “INVALID NUMBER” message will appear.

ESC

.

ENT

.

2.HOLIDAY SET
HOLIDAY CODE: 01
DAY NO. : 001

00/00

2.HOLIDAY SET

.

HOLIDAY CODE: 01
DAY NO. : 100

01/25

2.HOLIDAY SET
HOLIDAY CODE: 10
DAY NO. : 050

12/31

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2.HOLIDAY SET
HOLIDAY CODE: 01
DAY NO. : 001

00/00

HOLIDAY CODE SETUP

The Holiday Code setting allows you to link a Holiday Schedule to a Time Schedule.. A Time Schedule has 5 Time
Intervals for holidays and the Time Intervals are applied only to the dates of this Holiday Schedule.

The Holiday Code ‘00’ means no holiday codes are applied to the Time Schedule.

Use the buttons
Holiday Schedule Code. You can also press

1.

4

Press the

and 6 to scroll up and down from the T/S Code 01 to 10. And, press

F

4

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

to store the Holiday Index to the memory.

ENT

to enter a 2-digit

ADVANCED SETUP

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to HOLIDAY CODE and press

3.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to select Time Schedule and press

•

T/S (Time Schedule) CODE : 01~10

4.

Use the numeric buttons to enter 2-digit holiday code.

•

HOLIDAY CODE : 01~10

•

If the entry is invalid, the “INVALID NUMBER” message will appear.

5.

Repeat steps 3 through 4 above to set other time schedules.

6.

Upon completion of all holiday code settings, exit the menu by pressing

ENT

ENT

.

3.HOLIDAY CODE

.

T/S CODE: 01 I
HOLIDAY CODE: 00

3.HOLIDAY CODE

T/S CODE: 01 I
HOLIDAY CODE: 00

3.HOLIDAY CODE

ESC

.

T/S CODE: 10 I
HOLIDAY CODE: 00

3.HOLIDAY CODE

T/S CODE: 01 I
HOLIDAY CODE: 10

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READER MODE TIME SCHEDULE

READER #1 MODE TIME SCHEDULE

There are 3 reader modes (in READER #1) including ID Mode, ID+F/P Mode and ID+PW+F/P Mode. Unless
otherwise set specifi cally, all registered users should be verifi ed according to the reader mode in use. However
you may allow entry with card only during a certain time interval for all users.

For example, suppose you want to access the door by only presenting a card from 09:00 to 17:00 and use the
Fingerprint Verifi cation method for the rest of the time. And, you can do so by setting [READER1 MODE
SETTING] to ID+F/P Mode which will be general operation mode, and program a T/S Code “01” so that it can
include a time period between 09:00 and 17:00 for card access. And, link the programmed Time Schedule
Code 01 to the READER1 MODE Time Schedule setting.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the RD1 MODE  T/S item and
press

3.

Use the numeric buttons to enter 2-digit code and press

•

•

•

4

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

ENT

.

T/S(Time Schedule) CODE : 00~10

If the entry is incorrect, the “INVALID NUMBER” message will appear.

The T/S Code “00” indicates no Time Schedule is to be applied.

4.RD1 MODE I T/S

4.RD1 MODE I T/S

00

10

READER #2 Mode Time Schedule

There are 2 reader modes (in READER #2) including ID Mode and ID+P/W Mode. Unless otherwise specifi ed, all
registered users should be authenticated to the reader mode in use. However you may allow entry with card
only during a certain time interval for all users.

For example, suppose you want to access the door by only presenting a card from 09:00 to 17:00 and use the
Fingerprint Verifi cation method for the rest of the time. And, you can do so by setting [READER2 MODE
SETTING] to ID+P/W Mode which will be general operation mode, and program a T/S Code “01” so that it can
include a time period between 09:00 and 17:00 for card access. And, link the programmed Time Schedule
Code 01 to the READER2 MODE Time Schedule setting.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to RD2 MODE  T/S and press

ENT

•

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4

SETUP MENU button.

.

It can be confi gured in the same way as READER#1 Mode Time Schedule
setting.

5.RD2 MODE I T/S

00

VOICE MESSAGE TIME SCHEDULE

The Voice Message Time Schedule function allows you to apply time schedules to the voice message output and mute
them at other times.

To apply a time schedule code, enter the time schedule code you want. Within the time range assigned by the time
schedule, voice messages will be played while at other times, they will not be played.

Using this feature, for example, you can confi gure the unit to play voice messages in the daytime and mute them at night.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the VOICE  T/S and
press

3.

Use the numeric buttons to enter 2-digit code and press

•

•

•

4

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

ENT

.

T/S(Time Schedule) CODE : 00~10

If the entry is incorrect, the “INVALID NUMBER” message will appear.

The T/S Code 00 indicates no Time Schedule is to be applied.

6.VOICE I T/S

00

6.VOICE I T/S

10

OUTPUT TIME SCHEDULE SETUP

You can link a Time Schedule Code to each output. The default Time Schedule Code for every output is “00”, which
means no Time Schedule is applied to them. Changing these settings can be very useful when you want to leave the
door open during a certain time period.

ADVANCED SETUP

F

Press the

1.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to OUTPUT T/S and press

2.

3.

Use the numeric buttons to enter 2-digit code for each item and press

•

5

SETUP MENU button.

T/S(Time Schedule) CODE : 00~10

DR : Door Relay Output T/S code

AR : Alarm Relay Output T/S code

T1 : TTL#1 Output T/S code

T2 : TTL#2 Output T/S code

BZ : Buzzer Output T/S code

•

If the entry is incorrect, the “INVALID NUMBER” message will appear.

•

The T/S Code ‘00’ means no Time Schedules are to be applied.

ENT

.

10.OUTPUT T/S

ENT

.

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
00 00 00 00 00

10.OUTPUT T/S

DR AR T1 T2 BZ
10 00 01 00 00

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INPUT TIME SCHEDULE SETUP

You can assign a Time Schedule Code to each input to activate the input only during that period. The default Time
Schedule Code for every input is “00”, which means no Time Schedule is applied to them. Changing these settings can
be very useful when you want to activate PIR sensor during a certain period of time.

F

Press the

1.

5

SETUP MENU button.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to INPUT T/S and press

3.

Use the numeric buttons to enter 2-digit code and press

•

T/S(Time Schedule) CODE : 00~10

EX : EXIT Button Input T/S Code

DC : Door Contact Sensor Input T/S Code

I1 : Aux Input#1 T/S Code

I2 : Aux Input#2 T/S Code

TP : Tamper Switch Input T/S Code

If the entry is incorrect, the “INVALID NUMBER” message will appear.

•

The T/S Code ‘00’ means no Time Schedules are to be applied.

•

ENT

ENT

.

11. INPUT T/S

.

EX DC I1 I2 TP
00 00 00 00 00

11. INPUT T/S

EX DC I1 I2 TP
10 00 02 00 00

INPUT CUT OFF CHECK SETUP

You can choose whether or not to check the connection cutoff of each input port. The default setting is “00”. To enable
the cut off check function, change the setting to “01”.

In case of cut off detected at the input while the cut off check enabled, the corresponding output signal is given as per
“Cut Off Output Setup”. (See Page 46.)

F

Press the

1.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to CUT OFF SET and press

2.

Use the numeric buttons to enter “00” or “01” for each input.

3.

•

•

•

5

SETUP MENU button.

00 : The Input Cut Off check function is disabled.

01 : The Input Cut Off check function is enabled.

EX : Whether to use EXIT Button input cut off check.

DC : Whether to use Door Contact Sensor input cut off check.

I1 : Whether to use Aux Input #1 input cut off check.

I2 : Whether to use Aux Input #2 input cut off check.

TP : Whether to use Tamper Switch input cut off check.

If the entry is incorrect, the “INVALID NUMBER” message will appear.

ENT

.

12. CUT OFF SET

EX DC I1 I2 TP
00 00 00 00 00

12.CUT OFF SET

EX DC I1 I2 TP
01 00 00 00 00

Before enabling this function, a 2.2KΩ resistor should be connected between the input wire and the GND.



M

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EVENT MEMORY SETUP

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to EVENT MEMORY and
press

3.

Use the buttons
press

•

M

ID DISPLAY

2

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

4

ENT

.



USE : When the event memory is full, it gives out an error message and



NOT USE : Even when the event memory is full, it does not give out

The default setting is “USE”.



and 6 to select either USE or NOT USE and

maintains all events stored in the memory.

an error message. In this case the last event saved in the
memory is replaced with the next new one. Select ‘NOT
USE’ for standalone use (only for entry access exclusively).

1.EVENT MEMORY

NOT USE

1.EVENT MEMORY

J NOT USE

1.EVENT MEMORY

J USE

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the ID DISPLAY item and
press

3.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to select MESSAGE or ID + MESSAGE
and press

•

•

2

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

ENT

.

MESSAGE : Instead of a text message and the user ID, the text message

ID + MESSAGE : The User ID along with a text message will appear on the

ACCESS GRANTED!

The “MYID” in the picture is a user name which will be displayed if the ID and name were registered using the
provided application software.

of “********” will appear on the screen.

screen.

<MESSAGE> <ID + MESSAGE>

ВВВВВВВВ

12345678

ACCESS GRANTED!

MYID

01/01 16:25 :07

(See Page 26 for “Name Display”.)

MYID

01/01 16:25 :07

2. ID DISPLAY

MESSAGE

2.ID DISPLAY

J MESSAGE

2.ID DISPLAY

J ID + MESSAGE

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WIEGAND OUTPUT SETUP

F

Press the

1.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the WIEGAND OUTPUT item

2.

and press

Use the buttons

3.

ENT

•

M

2

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

4

.



USE : It sends 26 bit Wiegand Output (34 bit for SSA-S30X1 series)



NOT USE : This product cannot be used as a reader.

When it is set to ‘USE’, the TTL #1 and TTL #2 outputs are disabled except for WIEGAND Outputs.



and 6 to select either USE or NOT USE and press

through two TTL output ports (TTL OUT #1, TTL OUT #2), which
can be used as a reader in connection with other controller.

7. WIEGAND OUTPUT

NOT USE

7. WIEGAND OUTPUT

J NOT USE

7. WIEGAND OUTPUT

J USE

VOICE VOLUME SETUP

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to VOICE VOLUME and press

3.

When done, press

•

M

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3

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

to save your settings.

You can adjust the volume of the voice in 5 levels from 0 (mute) to 4
(maximum)

Adjust the volume level to “0” to disable voice output.





If you enter a value higher than ‘5’, the “INVALID NUMBER” message appears
and the volume stays at the previous setting.

ENT

1.VOICE VOLUME

VOLUME : 0

1.VOICE VOLUME

VOLUME : _

1.VOICE VOLUME

VOLUME : _

ONE TIME READ

If the menu is set to “USE”, the card authentication will not take place for the next 30 seconds after an instance of
authenticating a registered card.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to ONE TIME READ and
press

3.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to select either USE or NOT USE and
press

•

3

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

ENT

.



USE : The card authentication will not take place for 30 seconds after an

instance of authenticating a registered card.
For unregistered cards, the authentication process will be
attempted repeatedly.

4.ONE TIME READ

NOT USE

4.ONE TIME READ

JNOT USE

When another registered card is successfully authenticated within
30 seconds from the first normal authentication by a registered
card, it is possible to authenticate the first card again not requiring
the time lag of 30 seconds.



NOT USE : Continuous re-authentication of a registered card is enabled.

The default setting for One Time Read is “NOT USE”.

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M

VERSION CHECK

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to FIRMWARE VER. and
press

3.

The fi rmware version of the unit is displayed.

9

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

1.FIRMWARE VER.
SSA-S3010

v0.50_090803

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INPUT TEST

This feature allows you to test settings for each input.

F

1.

Press the

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the INPUT TEST item and
press

3.

The corresponding value changes upon input.

•

•

OUTPUT TEST

This feature allows you to test settings for each output.

1.

Press the

9

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

0 : It indicates that the input port is open circuit.

1 : It indicates that the input port is short circuited at the earth-grounding

level.

2 : It indicates that the corresponding port is not connected.

EX : Exit Button Input

DC : Door Contact Sensor Input

I1 : Auxiliary Input #1

I2 : Auxiliary Input #2

TP : Tamper Switch Input

F

9

SETUP MENU button.

2.INPUT TEST

EX DC I1 I2 TP
2 2 2 2 0

2.INPUT TEST

EX DC I1 I2 TP
2 2 2 2 0

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to OUTPUT TEST and press

3.

4.

M

ENT

Press
TTL#2, BUZZER in sequence.

•

Press any key to move to the parent menu.

to turn ON/OFF the DOOR RELAY, ALARM RELAY, TTL#1,

DOOR RELAY (ON/OFF)

ALARM RELAY (ON/OFF)

TTL#1 (ON/OFF)

TTL#2 (ON/OFF)

BUZZER (ON/OFF)

The fi rst two tests verify if the output relays (Door Relay and Alarm Relay) are



working properly. You can hear the mechanical sound of relay with a blinking
LED indicator.
The next two tests are to verify TTL#1 and TTL#2 outputs. Finally, the last test is
for an Internal Buzzer test. You can hear two beeps during the test.

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ENT

3.OUTPUT TEST

3.OUTPUT TEST

3.OUTPUT TEST

PRESS ANY KEY…

DOOR RELAY

ON

DOOR RELAY

OFF

LCD TEST

This feature allows you to test the LCD status. The SAMSUNG logo will appear rolling up and down. At this time you
can check any abnormality in the LCD.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the LCD TEST item and
press

•

3.

The last date the fi rmware is amended and the version information is

9

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

Check the SAMSUNG logo.

displayed.

KEYPAD TEST

F

1.

Press the

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the KEYPAD TEST item and
press

9

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

4.LCD TEST

LAST UPDATE

v0.50_090803

PRESS ANY KEY

5.KEYPAD TEST

3.

When the Keypad Test screen appears, try to press each key one by one.
The depressed key will disappear from the screen.

ESC

¼ :

on the keypad

•

ENT

#

:

on the keypad

123 F1 F2 F3
456 F4 F5 F6
789 F7 F8 F9
*0# F10 F11 F12

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READER TEST

This function allows you to test the internal (READER #1) and the external readers (READER #2).

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the READER TEST item and
press

3.

Place your card close to the reader. When the card is read successfully, the
reader number with the 8-digit card number will be displayed on the screen.

4.

Press

MEMORY TEST

9

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

ESC

to move to the parent menu.

6.READER TEST

SCANNING…

6.READER TEST

READER #1
25500363

6.READER TEST

F

1.

Press the

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the MEMORY TEST item and
press

3.

Press

4.

Please see the pictures below for the screens when the test has succeeded
and failed.

<If the test has succeeded > <If the test has failed>

5.

Press any key to move to the parent menu.

J

9

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

ENT

to start the test.

TEST PASSED!!!

PRESS ANY KEY…

If the Data Memory has a problem, the “TEST FAILED” message will be displayed on the screen.



If this is the case, contact the nearest Service Center for technical support.

TEST FAILED!!!

PRESS ANY KEY…

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7.MEMORY TEST

RAM TESTING…

COMMUNICATION TEST

Before executing this test, remember to connect the RS-232 TX wire (Black wire with White stripe) and the RS-232 RX
wire (Red wire with White stripe) together. This is to test on the built-in communication chip, not on the communication
with the computer.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the COMM TEST item and
press

•

9

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

TX DATA : Transmit Data

RX DATA : Receive Data

3.

4.

ENT

Press

to start the test.

Please see the pictures below for the screens when the test has succeeded
and failed.

< If the test has succeeded > < If the test has failed >

TEST PASSED!!!

PRESS ANY KEY…

5.

Press any key to move to the parent menu.

If the communication is malfunctioning, the “TEST FAILED!!!” message will be displayed.



M

If this is the case, contact the nearest Service Center for technical support.

TEST FAILED!!!

PRESS ANY KEY…

FINGERPRINT MODULE VERSION CHECK

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

8.COMM TEST

TX DATA = 0
RX DATA = 0

F10

Press the

1.

Use the buttons

2.

press

•

The version of the fi ngerprint module will be shown.

SETUP MENU button.

4

ENT

and 6 to move to the MODULE VERSION item and

.

5.MODULE VERSION

V1.71

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INPUT TYPE SETUP

Either one of NO(00) or NC(01) is available for the input type.

The default setting is ‘00(Normal Open)’.

F

Press the

1.

2.

Use the buttons 4 and 6 to move to the INPUT TYPE item and
press

3.

You can make input when the prompt blinks.

•

M

5

SETUP MENU button.

ENT

.

Use the numeric buttons to enter ‘00’ or ‘01’ for operation type for each
input and press
NO: Normal Open, open is normal
NC :Normal Close, close is normal
EX : Exit Button
DC : Door Open Sensor
I 1 : Aux Input #1
I 2 : Aux Input #2
TP : Tamper Input

If values other than ‘00’ or ‘01’ are entered, the error message of “INVALID NUMBER” will appear and the values you entered will



not be saved.

Check the operation type of the input device that is connected to the input port. If the operation type is set incorrectly, it will cause



unintended result.

ENT

.

13.INPUT TYPE
00: NO, 01: NC
EX DC I1 I2 TP
00 00 00 00 00

13.INPUT TYPE
00: NO, 01: NC
EX DC I1 I2 TP
_0 00 00 00 00

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other information

MENU STRUCTURE

Menu Structure of the [F1] button

You can set Language, Date/Time and READER modes.

F1 button

LANGUAGE

SET DATE/ TIME

READER #1 MODE

READER #2 MODE

RD#1 KEY INPUT

RD#2 KEY INPUT

ITALIANO
FRANÇAIS
DEUTSCH
ESPAÑOL
ENGLISH

ID ONLY
ID+F/P(PW)
ID+P/W+F/P

ID ONLY
ID+PW

NOT USE
USE

NOT USE
USE

OTHER INFORMATION

COMM ADDR SET

BAUD RATE

000~255

9600
19200
38400
57600

Menu Structure of the [F2] button

You can set Event Memory, ID Display, Time Unit Setup, Output Time Schedule + ID, Antipassback Mode,
Duress Mode, WIEGAND Output, and Door Open Timeout Alarm.

F2 button

EVENT MEMORY

ID DISPLAY

TIME UNIT

OUTPUT T/S + ID

APB MODE

DURESS MODE

WIEGAND OUTPUT

OPEN ALR TIME

USE
NOT USE

MESSAGE
ID+ MESSAGE

UNIT : 1 SEC
UNIT : 0.1 SEC

NOT USE
USE

NOT USE
USE
ALL CLEAR!

NOT USE
USE

NOT USE
USE

00~99

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other information

Menu Structure of the [F3] button

You can set Voice Volume, Arm/Disarm, Two Men Operation, One Time Read, Number of Users, and Name
Display.

F3 button

VOICE VOLUME

0 (MUTE) ~ 4 (MAXIMUM)

ARM/DISARM SET

TWO MEN MODE

ONE TIME READ

MAX USER SETUP

NAME DISPLAY

NOT USE
USE

NOT USE
USE

10,000
20,000

NOT USE
USE

Menu Structure of the [F4] button

You can set Time Schedule, Holiday, Holiday Code, READER #1 and #2 Mode Time Schedule, and Voice
Message Time Schedule.

T/S CODE : 01~10

F4 button

TIME SCHEDULE

HOLIDAY SET

HOLIDAY CODE

Weekly
INTERVAL : 1~5

HOLIDAY CODE : 01~10
DAY NO. : 001~100

T/S CODE : 01~10
HOLIDAY CODE : 01~10

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RD1 MODE T/S

RD2 MODE T/S

VOICE T/S

T/S CODE : 01~10

T/S CODE : 01~10

T/S CODE : 01~10

Menu Structure of the [F5] button

You can set Exit Key Output, Door Contact Sensor, Aux Input #1 and #2, Tamper Alarm Output, Cut Off
Output, Duress Alarm Output, Arm/Disarm Output, Door Open timeout Output, Input/Output Time Schedule,
Input Cut Off Check, and Input Type.

F5 button

EXIT BUTTON

DOOR CONTACT

AUX INPUT #1

AUX INPUT #2

TAMPER ALARM

CUT OFF ALARM

DURESS ALARM

ARM/DISARM OUT

DOOR TIME OUT

OUTPUT T/S

OTHER INFORMATION

INPUT T/S

CUT OFF SET

INPUT TYPE

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other information

Menu Structure of the [F6] button

You can set Output for Accessible levels for READER #1 and #2 ID, READER #1 and #2 ID Error Output,
READER #1 and #2 Time Schedule Error Output, READER #1 and #2 Antipassback Error Output.

F6 button

RD1 ID OK LV1

RD1 ID OK LV2

RD1 ID OK LV3

RD1 ID OK LV4

RD1 ID ERROR

RD1 T/S ERROR

RD1 APB ERROR

RD2 ID OK LV1

RD2 ID OK LV2

RD2 ID OK LV3

RD2 ID OK LV4

RD2 ID ERROR

RD2 T/S ERROR

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RD2 APB ERROR

Menu Structure of the [F7] button

You can register or delete IDs and register the master ID. You can also view the ID list, ID count and event
count.

F7 button

REGISTRATION

CARD
PIN

ID DELETE

ID LIST

MASTER ID REG

REG. ID COUNT

EVENT COUNT

Menu Structure of the [F8] button

You can initialize the master mode and delete the entire events, IDs, Master ID and Time Schedules.

F8 button

SYSTEM INIT.

EVENT CLEAR

ALL ID CLEAR

MASTER ID CLR

T/S CLEAR

DEFAULT SET

YES
NO

YES
NO

YES
NO

YES
NO

YES
NO

YES
NO

OTHER INFORMATION

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other information

Menu Structure of the [F9] button

You can check the system version. You can also test the input, output, LCD, keypad, reader, memory and
communication status.

F9 button

FIRMWARE VER.

INPUT TEST

OUTPUT TEST

LCD TEST

KEYPAD TEST

READER TEST

MEMORY TEST

COMM TEST

[Menu Structure of the [F10] button

You can set the Dual Fingerprint Mode and ID Modes, and check the number of registered fi ngerprints and the
fi ngerprint module version.

F10 button

DUAL F/P MODE

ADAPTIVE MODE

IDENTIFICATION

NOT USE
USE

NOT USE
USE

NOT USE
USE

FP REG. COUNT

MODULE VERSION

Menu Structure of the [F12] button

You can easily register or delete IDs without going through a complex setup procedure.

F12 button

(QUICK MODE) REGISTRATION

(QUICK MODE) ID DELETE

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DEFAULT SETTINGS

Output Settings for Input Sources

Input

[1] Exit Button

[2] Door Contact

[3] AUX Input #1

[4] AUX Input #2

[5] TAMPER Alarm

[6] Cut Off Alarm

[7] DURESS ALARM

[8] ARM/DISARM OUT

[9] Door Open Timeout

[10] Output Time Schedule

[11] Input Time Schedule

[12] Cut Off Check

[13] Input Type

Index No. [1] ~ [9]

1)
The values indicate the operating time of each output for the input signal.
Index No. [10]

2)
The values indicate the time schedule code (index) applied to each output.
Index No. [11]

3)
The values indicate the input port ([1]Exit Button ~ [5]Tamper S/W).
Each value indicates the code of Time Schedule to be applied to the corresponding input port.
Index No. [12]

4)
The values indicate whether or not to use the cut off check feature for each input.

(0 – Not Use, 1 – Use)
Index No. [13]

5)
The values indicate whether the input type is NO(Normally Open) or NC(Normally Closed).

(0 – NO, 1 – NC)

Output

Door Relay

(DR)

03 00 00 00 00

00 99 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00

00 99 99 99 99

00 00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00

00 99 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00

Alarm Relay

(AR)

TTL#1

(T1)

TTL#2

(T2)

Buzzer

(BZ)

OTHER INFORMATION

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other information

Output Setting for Authentication

Input

[1] Reader#1 ID OK LV1

[2] Reader#1 ID OK LV2

[3] Reader#1 ID OK LV3

[4] Reader#1 ID OK LV4

[5] Reader#1 ID Error

[6] Reader#1 T/S Error

[7] Reader#1 APB Error

[8] Reader#2 ID OK LV1

[9] Reader#2 ID OK LV2

[10] Reader#2 ID OK LV3

[11] Reader#2 ID OK LV4

[12] Reader#2 ID Error

[13] Reader#2 T/S Error

[14] Reader#2 APB Error

Index No. [1] ~ [14]

1)
The values indicate the operating time of each output for the input signal.

Output

Door Relay

(DR)

03 00 00 00 00

05 00 00 00 00

05 00 00 00 00

05 00 00 00 00

00 03 00 00 00

00 03 00 00 00

00 03 00 00 00

03 00 00 00 00

05 00 00 00 00

05 00 00 00 00

05 00 00 00 00

00 03 00 00 00

00 03 00 00 00

00 03 00 00 00

Alarm Relay

(AR)

TTL#1

(T1)

TTL#2

(T2)

Buzzer

(BZ)

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troubleshooting

TROUBLESHOOTING

If the product does not function properly, please see the below for trouble shooting.

PROBLEM SOLUTION

A valid card that had been in use became
unregistered after batch-downloading IDs
from a PC.

I entered the Master ID “00000000” but I
still cannot enter the Setup Mode
(“0000000000” for SSA-S30X1)

No problem with accessing by card, but
cannot access via a manual PIN input.

The unit suddenly returns to the normal
operating mode.

The “SCHEDULE ERROR” message
appears when a RFID card is being read.

1) The card ID might be registered only to the controller and not to the PC. During
the process of batch-downloading IDs from the PC, the PC fi rst erases the ID
memory in the unit and rewrites from the beginning. This trouble can happen if
those IDs were not registered on the PC at the point of batch-downloading.

Check whether the card ID is registered on the PC or not.

2)

3) If not, please register the card ID and try again.

4) If the trouble persists after following the procedures above, contact a designated
service center.

1) Try changing the Master ID using the application software. (The Master ID will be
changed to the value of your choice.)

2) If the product does not function properly, follow the steps below to initialize the
system :
After the installation and connections are completed, press the initialize button
and apply power (+12V DC) to turn on the product.
You will see the “Initialize OK? 0:No 1: Yes” message on the screen.
Press the button
After all the initialization process is completed, the system will be operating on
the normal mode and the screen will display the SAMSUNG logo, Date and Time
information.

3) If the trouble persists after following the procedures above, contact a designated
service center.

1) Check whether a beep sounds when you press a key.
If a beep sounds, the problem may be wrong settings.
Proceed as followings:

Enter the Master ID (Default=“00000000”) to get into the Setup mode. (“0000000000” for

-
SSA-S30X1)

- Press the

- Select ‘USE’ in the [RD#1 KEY INPUT] on the screen.

2)

When there is no beep sound or the problem persists after the [RD#1 KEY INPUT]
has been set to ‘USE’, contact a designated service center.

The unit is originally programmed to go back to the normal operating mode when

•

no buttons are pressed or no cards are read within 60 seconds in the setup mode.

1) If the unit used to be properly operating before, it is likely that there has been an
electric shock that damaged the internal memory and data. Please initialize the
unit as instructed in the manual.

2) Check if the ID information has been confi gured correctly.

- Check if the Time Schedule is set to the time of your choice.

-

Check if the values for TA and TB are set correctly to the Time Schedule of your choice
during the ID registration.

3) If this unit is connected to a PC software, use the software that allows easy
settings.

4)

If the trouble persists after following the procedures above, contact a designated service center.

1

if you want to initialize the system.

F

1

button.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

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troubleshooting

PROBLEM SOLUTION

The “ACCESS DOOR ERR” message
appears when a RF ID card is being read.

The buzzer keeps beeping.

The communication between the
controller and the Host PC fails.

1) If the unit used to operate properly before, it is likely that there has been an electric shock
that damaged the internal memory and data.
Please initialize the unit as instructed in the manual.

2) Check if the ID information has been entered correctly during its registration.

- Check if the value for RD is set correctly during the ID registration.

- If the RD value is set to “1”, the door opens only when READER 1 reads tthe card, and
does not open when READER 2 reads the card. If the card is presented to READER 2, the
“ACCESS DOOR ERROR” message will appear.

- If the RD value is set to “2”, the door opens only when READER 2 reads the card, and
does not open when READER 1 reads tthe card. If the card is presented to READER 1,
the “ACCESS DOOR ERROR” message will appear.

- If the RD value is set to either “0” or “3”, the door opens when either READER 1 or 2
reads the card.

3)

If the trouble persists after following the procedures above, contact a designated service center.

1) Check the door status. If the Door Contact sensor is connected and the Door Open
Timeout Alarm is selected, an alarm is given.

2) Check the Door Contact sensor type: it must be NO/NC-type.

3) Check the setup value for BZ in [10. OUTPUT T/S] under the [F5] menu.
This problem can occur if the time schedule code is set to value between 01 and 10 and
the present time is within the time zone of the selected schedule.
If the wrong time schedule is selected, change it to “00” (this can be set by PC software).

4) Check the Tamper switch of the unit.
If the trouble persists after following the procedures above, contact a designated service center.

5)

1) Please check the settings of the application software and the controller.

- Check if the COMM ID of the controller is registered on the application software.

- Set the different COMM ID when two or more controllers are installed.

- Check if the communication speed (57600bps is default) is the same as the setting on
the software.

- Make sure that the PC’s COM port is set correctly on the S/W.

2) C

heck the wiring for communication.

Product PC Product

RX TX RTX(-) RTX(-)
TX RX RTX(+) RTX(+)

GND GND

Product Product

RTX(-) RTX(-) RTX(-)

RTX(+) RTX(+) RTX(+)

3) It is recommended to use termination resistors of 120 Ohm between the RTX (+) and RTX
(-) wires when you are using the RS-485 communication. Apply the RS-485 converter to
the same resistors.
Consult a service center or an electric technician if you are not sure how to do it.

4) When a multi-drop communication doesn’t work, test the communication one by one in
order from the fi rst one.

If the trouble persists after following the procedures above, contact a designated service center.

5)

RS-232 RS-485 (Single)

RS-485(Multi Drop)

RS-485/232

Converter

RS-485/232

Converter

The RS-232 cable from

The RS-232 cable
from the converter

PC

the Converter

PC

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product specifi cations

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Item SSA-S3010 SSA-S3020 SSA-S3040 SSA-S3011 SSA-S3021 SSA-S3041

Total Users

User

Fingerprint Users

Fingerprint Templates Size

Event Buffer

Power / Current

Reader Port

Reading Time (Card)

Verifi cation Time

Identifi cation Time

Door Open Time

Communication

Baud Rate(bps)

Input Port

Output Port

LED Indicator

Beeper

LCD

Keypad

LCD Display (Language)

Voice Output (Language)

Operating Temperature

Operating Humidity

Color / Material

Dimension (W x H x D)

Weight

10,000 / 20,000 Users (Selectable)

1,000 2,000 4,000 1,000 2,000 4,000

800 Bytes for 2 fi ngerprint Templates

20,000 / 10,000 Event Buffers (Selectable)

DC 12V 540mA DC 12V 560mA

1ea: 26bit Wiegand, 8bit Burst for PIN for Anti-Pass-Back 1ea: 34bit Wiegand, 8bit Burst for PIN for Anti-Pass-Back

30ms

Less than 1sec.

Less than 2sec.

00~99 Sec. (Default 3Sec.)

RS-232 / RS-485(Max 32CH), TCP/IP

9,600/ 19,200 / 38,400 / 57,600(selectable)

4ea : Exit Button, Door Sensor, Aux#1, Aux#2

2ea : 2 FORM-C Relay Output (COM, NO, NC) / DC12V~18V Rating Max.2A

2ea : TTL Output / DC5V, Rating MAX.20mA

1ea: 26bit Wiegand Output Supported by TTL Output 1ea : 34bit Wiegand Output Supported by TTL Output

3 LED Indicators (Red, Green and Yellow)

Piezo Buzzer

Graphic LCD (128 x 64 dots), 72.5mm x 39.5mm (2.85” x 1.56”) View area

24 key Numeric Keypad with Back Lighting (12 Function Key included)

English, Italiano, Français(Selectable) (Optional : Español, Deutsch)

English (Default) (Optional : Italiano, Français, Español, Deutsch)

0°C to +50°C

10% to 90% relative humidity non-condensing

Silver with Black / Polycarbonate

191.5 x 159.5 x 44.0

760g

(mm)

Correct Disposal of This Product (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)

(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems)
This marking on the product, accessories or literature indicates that the product and its electronic accessories (e.g.
charger, headset, USB cable) should not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of their working life. To
prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate these items
from other types of waste and recycle them responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources.
Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased this product, or their local government office, for
details of where and how they can take these items for environmentally safe recycling.
Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase contract.
This product and its electronic accessories should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal.

Correct disposal of batteries in this product

(Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate battery return systems.)
This marking on the battery, manual or packaging indicates that the batteries in this product should not be disposed of
with other household waste at the end of their working life. Where marked, the chemical symbols Hg, Cd or Pb indicate
that the battery contains mercury, cadmium or lead above the reference levels in EC Directive 2006/66. If batteries are not
properly disposed of, these substances can cause harm to human health or the environment.
To protect natural resources and to promote material reuse, please separate batteries from other types of waste and recycle
them through your local, free battery return system.

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