ACI6007

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ACI6007 Stand-alone magstripe reader with keypad Mounting Instructions CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3. INSTALLATION 3.1. Mounting instructions 3.2. Cables 3.3. Terminal connections 3.4. Dip-switch settings 3.5. Jumper settings 4. PROGRAMMING 4.1. Handheld-terminal 4.2. PC 4.3. Keypad programming 4.4. Reset 5. ARMING/DISARMING A CD-CONTROL PANEL FROM THE ACI6007 UNIT 6. TROUBLESHOOTING 7. TECHNICAL DATA 8. APPLICATION NOTES 8.1. Slave reader 8.2. Networked controller loop 8.3. Pincode reader 8.4. Standalone with slave reader 1. INTRODUCTION The ACI6007 consists of a magstripe reader, a keypad and all electronics needed to interface to a one-door system (lock, door contact, request-to-exit button and alarm system). Only a power supply unit must be connected. The unit may replace a system consisting of a separate reader and controller. However, for some application environments a separately mounted controller may further improve security. For additional information on the Aritech Access Control system, refer to the Application notes at the end of this manual. 2.
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- Fasten the mounting plate to the wall. - Strip the cable and connect it to the terminal block (see below). - Set the reader address as described below using a small screwdriver. The location of the dip-switches is indicated in figure 6. - Slide the reader onto the mounting plate and close the unit with the screw (fig. 3.1). Mounting the varistor (fig. 5) Your ACI6007 is supplied with a varistor to be used as a protection component for the electric lock. - Connect the varistor as shown (fig. 5): on the lock, not inside the reader! Cable entry and connections (fig. 6) Fig. 6.1 Tamper switch Fig. 6.2 Terminal block CON1 Fig. 6.3 Terminal block CON2 Fig. 6.4 Jumper J12 Fig. 6.5 Buzzer Fig. 6.6 LED D42 (RXD) Fig. 6.7 Modular jacket CON3 Fig. 6.8 Jumper J10 Fig. 6.9 Jumper J11 3.2. Cables
Application Power supply to ACI6007 ACI6007 to handheld terminal (HT) ACI6007 to electric lock release ACI6007 to door contact ACI6007 to requestto-exit device Cable 2 wires 4 wires Max. length (m) 1 Note 12 VDC or 24 V DC supplied with HT normal cable normal cable normal cable

2-4 wires 800 2 wires 2 wires 800 800

3.3. Terminal connections There are two plugable terminal rows on the ACI6007, CON1 and CON2. For connecting the ACI6007 as a stand-alone unit refer to fig. 7. CON1 Functional description
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 +24 V +12 V 0V OUTTAMP-1 OUTTAMP-2 UNLOCK-C UNLOCK-NC/NO (I+) C+ Input +24 VDC from power supply Input +12 VDC from power supply Input 0 V from power supply Output tamper switch The contact opens when the housing is opened Relay output for lock - common Relay output for lock - normally closed/normally open (see fig. 6.8) (Communication input from O+ on previous ACI6007, controller or keycard) Communication with C+ on controller when ACI6007 is used as slave reader (Communication input from O- on previous ACI6007, controller or keycard) Communication with C- on controller when ACI6007 is used as slave reader Input for door status contact: open contact = door open; other side of contact connected to 0 V (CON2-3) Relay output for arm/disarm - common Relay output for arm/disarm - normally closed/normally open (see fig. 6.9) 0 V input for second wire from request-toexit device and door contact Input for request-to-exit device, lock relay activated by closed contact between RTEXIT and 0 V External alarm armed input (activated by 5-24 VDC (+), positive) External alarm armed input (activated by 5-24 VDC (-), negative) Alarm occurred input (activated by 5-24 VDC (+), positive) Alarm occurred input (activated by 5-24 VDC (-), negative) Communication output to I+ on next ACI6007, controller or keycard Communication output to I- on next ACI6007, controller or keycard

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Always observe the safety regulations applicable in your country. Read the following safety instructions before attempting to install the product. s Before disassembling the product, disconnect the power supply unit from the controller. s Only connect the mains to the power supply unit when all installation procedures have been completed. s Never cover the power supply unit as this may cause it to overheat. s When installing, do not force any parts or screws. Checking the package contents s The package contains: 1 ACI6007 stand-alone magstripe reader with keypad 1 Varistor for the lock 1 Mounting instructions sheet 1 Rubber gasket 3. INSTALLATION Siting the reader (fig. 1) Recommended mounting height: approx. 120 cm from the ground. The user must be able to: s swipe the card through the slot as indicated on the sticker. s enter his PIN-code on the keypad. s see the LED indications on the reader. Siting the reader outdoors (fig. 2) - Install a rain protection hood (ACA000) over the reader. - Mount the rubber gasket between the unit and the wall to seal the unit. - Set the jumper J12 (fig. 6.4) to the ON position to enable the heater. - If a motorized lock or gate is used, the reader can be mounted a few metres away from the door to allow the lock or gate to open. 3.1. Mounting instructions Make sure that the door is closing properly and that the lock is operating. - Remove the screw (fig. 3.1) from the reader. - Lift the reader from the mounting plate (fig. 3.2). - Pull the reader housing (fig. 3.3) out as shown. - Use the mounting plate as a template (fig. 4.1) for marking the screw hole locations on the wall. - Enter the cable through the hole (fig. 4.2). - If required, remove one of the break-outs (fig. 4.3) and guide the cable to the hole (fig. 4.2).
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10 DOOR (CLOSE)

CON2 Functional description

1 2 3 4 DISARM-C DISARM-NC/NO 0V RTEXIT

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INP1+ INP1INP2+ INP2O+

10 O-

NOTE: When removing CON1 and CON2 be sure to plug them back the right way (fig.6.2 + fig.6.3).

3.4. DIP-switch settings s Address setting For stand-alone use, the reader address must be set to 62. Set switches 6, 5, 4, 3 and 2 to the ON position and switch 1 to the OFF position. s Arm/disarm relay - pulse/latch
DIP-switch 7 OFF ON Arm/disarm relay Pulse (default) Latch

Settings For door settings, the time must be entered as a multiple of 0.1 seconds. E.g. 2.5 seconds should be entered as 25. For reader settings: 1 = ON 0 = OFF
Function Door settings Unlock pulse time Permitted door open time Warning time before arming Reader settings Door permanently unlocked Door permanently locked Require card and PIN Accept card only Allow PIN only Do not allow PIN only Enable request-to-exit button Disable request-to-exit button Enable buzzer Disable buzzer Check only system code Do not check only system code Pulse unlock Keys to press 51*<time># 54*<time># 55*<time># Default values 6s 30 s 30 s

Leave dip-switch 7 in the OFF position Arm/disarm relay - function explanation Pulse: The relay will activate for a set time every time a valid card is used in the reader. This function can be used to bypass a magnetic contact (connected to an intruder alarm system) while passing through a door. Latch: The relay will activate when you enter * + Card + Code and deactivate when you enter # + Card + Code. This function can be used to arm/ disarm the whole system. s Controller communication speed
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DIP-switch 8 OFF ON 3.5. Jumper settings Refer to fig. 6.

Speed 9600 baud (default) 2400 baud

40*1# 40*0# 41*1# 41*0# 42*1# 42*0# 44*1# 44*0# 45*1# 45*0# 46*1# 46*0# 49*0#

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4. PROGRAMMING The stand-alone unit ACI6007 has a controller function; it is an intelligent part of the access control system. It contains information about which cards shall have access at which time and it logs events. The ACI6007 can be programmed: 4.1. Handheld terminal - using the handheld terminal ACP111 (only in stand-alone configuration) - connect the handheld programmer to the modular jacket CON3. It is not necessary to switch off the unit before connecting the programmer. For operation of the programmer, please refer to the relevant instruction booklet. 4.2. PC - from a PC (requires the optional ACP500W software package) 4.3. Keypad programming - by entering programming codes on the keypad and/or swiping cards through the slot. Keypad programming can be used to program an ACI6007 standalone reader. For programming using the keypad, the DIP-switches 1-6 on the ACI6007, must be set to address 62 (1 OFF, 2-6 ON). General s To end the current command s To separate arguments s To cancel the current command LED indications s Green LED flashing rapidly s Green LED ON for 2 sec and buzzer beeps s Red LED ON for 2 sec

Swipe and program cards s To program cards by simply swiping them: 1. Enter a start swipe position 1*100# 2. Swipe the card. The card is inserted at position 100 and is valid in this reader. The swipe will fail if the card is already in the controller at another position. A position number will still be assigned if the card is already in the controller, but at an unknown position. 3. The swipe position of the next card you swipe is incremented by one (in this example, position 101). Refer to the programming table. You can swipe a maximum of 10 cards before you need to set a start position again. You can use swipe positions from 1 to 10000. NOTE: You can not add more cards into the controller than specified for the type of controller used. NOTE: It is not possible to use the positioning in a system programmed from PC software or a handheld programmer. You cannot use the antipassback features at the same time as the swipe and program function. This should not present any problem, as these features are used in different system configurations. To swipe and program cards at an unknown position: 1. Enter a start swipe position of 0 (unknown position). 1*0# 2. Swipe the cards. The cards will be valid in this reader. No position will be assigned. If a position has already been allocated, it will not be changed.
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Press # Press * Press ** Unit in programming mode Correct command entered Incorrect command entered, or current command cancelled

NOTE: For keypad programming flowchart. Refer to fig.13.

System functions Function Enter programming mode Leave programming mode Master Reset to controller Set a new programming code, instead of the default code 123456

Function Swipe and program cards Start swipe and program cards Make card on position valid in this reader Make card on position not valid in this reader Erase card on position from controller Authorize card for manual arm and disarm Set PIN for card on position Make a card valid in this reader

Keys to press 1*<position># 1*<position># 2*<position># 3*<position># 4*<position># 5*<position>*<new pin># 10*<card number>*<pin># 10*<card number># <pin> = 0 is not valid, it can be entered but will not be accepted. The PIN is the same in all readers on the same controller. 12*<card number># 13*<card number># The card is removed from the memory of the controller. (Note all readers connected to the controller are effected!). 14*<card number># 71*<system code>#

Keys to press <programming code># Default: <123456># 99# 79# 70*<new programming code>* <new programming code>#

Make a card invalid in this reader Erase card from controller

NOTE: The new programming code is entered twice to verify that you entered the correct code. The minimum length of the programming code is 6 digits and it may NOT have 0 as the first digit.
Authorize card for manual arming and disarming Set system code 2

Program PIN codes only When you want to use PIN codes only, program as follows: 1. Enter programming mode: <programming code># - default <123456># 2. Select the "Allow PIN only" setting for this reader: 42*1# 3. Create "virtual" cards and attach a PIN code: 10*<virtual card number>*<PIN code># (virtual card number: 1 to 6 digits) 4. Leave programming mode: 99# 5. Enter the code on the keypad and press # to confirm Door & reader settings Fill in the settings that you have for this specific system in the column "Actual values":
Function Door settings Unlock pulse time Permitted door open time Warning time before arming Reader settings Door permanently unlocked Door permanently locked Require card and PIN Accept card only Allow PIN only Do not allow PIN only Enable request-to-exit button Disable request-to-exit button Enable buzzer Disable buzzer Check only system code Do not check only system code Pulse unlock Cards and/or codes Position Card number PIN Arm/Disarm Keys to press Default values 6s 30 s 30 s Actual values

3. Operation: Next action always to be done, for arming as well as for disarming the control panel # - card - code - * - card - code NOTE: When INP1 is high, no access is granted at any card. Only persons who are authorized to disarm can have access. 6. TROUBLESHOOTING
Cause No power supplied to the reader ACI6007 not connected to PC or next unit ACI6007 not receiving data Solution Connect the power supply Connect to PC or next unit if required Transmit data from PC

Problem None of the LEDs are active RXD LED (D42) not flashing (fig. 6.6)

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51*<time># 54*<time># 55*<time>#

TECHNICAL DATA

Power supply voltage Ripple Current consumption

40*1# 40*0# 41*1# 41*0# 42*1# 42*0# 44*1# 44*0# 45*1# 45*0# 46*1# 46*0# 49*0#

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12 V DC or 24 VDC 2 Vpp 12 VDC: 60 mA, with heater 150 mA 24 VDC: 40 mA, with heater 95 mA Size in mm (H x W x D) 96 x 96 x 38 Relative humidity max. 75% Operating temperature range -20 C to + 50 C Weight 430 g Indications Three light emitting diodes (green, red and yellow), buzzer Memory size - 1.298 cards and PIN codes - last 500 events

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Name

From 1 to 10000 As printed on the card Personal Identification Number 4 digit code Is this card authorized for manually arming/disarming a control system? Enter "Yes" or "No" in the table Name of the cardholder

8. APPLICATION NOTES 8.1. The ACI6007 unit as a SLAVE READER s Application When expanding a standalone system to a controller system, the ACI6007 unit can be re-used. If connected to a controller, the unit will behave like a standard ACI607 magstripe reader with built-in keypad. Note that all external devices are now connected to the controller. In this mode C+ (CON1-8), C- (CON1-9) and a power supply have to be connected. NOTE: To connect the tamper to work properly, it must be connected to the DOOR (close). Connect OUTTAMP-1 (CON1-4) to 0 V (CON1-3) and OUTTAMP-2 (CON1-5) to DOOR (close) (CON1-10). Installation Connections: Refer to fig. 9. Address settings: Refer to fig. 10. - Set switches 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 as shown in the figure for the appropriate address. - Set switches 5 and 6 to the ON position. - Readers connected to one controller must have a unique address.
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4.4. Reset Hardware master reset - Disconnect the power supply. - Set DIP-switches 1-6 to the OFF position. - Connect the power supply and wait for five seconds. - Disconnect the power supply. - Set the DIP-switches to the correct position again. 5. ARMING/DISARMING A CD-CONTROL PANEL FROM THE ACI6007 UNIT s Application From the ACI6007 unit configured as a standalone unit, it is possible to manually arm/disarm a CD-panel. s Installation 1. Interconnection diagram: Refer to fig. 8. 2. Programming: 2.1. Advisor Zone Key - FsUsPu Output Disarm/Arm - Output Buzzer - 2.2. ACI6007 2.2.1. Address Settings: Dip-switch 1-6: address 62 - 1 = OFF ; 2-6 = ON Dip-switch 7 ON Dip-switch 8 not used 2.2.2. Programming: 1. Make a card valid in a reader and attach a PIN code to it. 2. Authorize the card for manual arming and disarming. See 4.3 Keypad programming or "Handheld terminal programming" Manual.

# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Dip 1 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON

Dip 2 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON

Dip 3 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON

Dip 4 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

8.2. The ACI6007 unit in a NETWORKED CONTROLLER LOOP s Application When integrating a standalone unit in a networked controller system, the unit will function as a standard controller. The controller loop can consist of other ACI6007 units, 1- and/or 4-door controllers. s Installation Cables in the loop:
Application PC to keycard Keycard to first ACI6007 ACI6007 to ACI6007/ACC1/ACC4 Cable 5 wires 4 wires, twisted pair 4 wires, twisted pair Max. length (m) 3 800 800 Note supplied with the software shielded cable required shielded cable required

NOTE: When using shielded cable, connect shield to CON1-3 of the current ACI6007.
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Connections: Refer to fig. 11. Address settings: The address of the ACI6007 unit must be set to a value between 1 and 32. Each unit in the loop must have a unique address. The address is set via dip-switches 1 - 6; EXAMPLES:
# 1 2 3 4 5 Dip 1 Value = 1 ON OFF ON OFF ON Dip 2 Value = 2 OFF ON ON OFF OFF Dip 3 Value = 4 OFF OFF OFF ON ON Dip 4 Value = 8 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Dip 5 Value = 16 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Dip 6 Value = 32 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

8.3. The ACI6007 unit as a PIN CODE READER s Application Setting up a so-called "PIN code reader" allows you to install a standalone unit in a networked controller system. Each card holder can enter his or her own personal code without anybody else knowing this code. NOTE: For further information refer to the Aritech Access Control software manual.
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Connections: Refer to fig. 11. Adress setting: The adress must be set to 63 (1-6 ON).
8.4. The ACI6007 unit with a SLAVE READER s Application A standalone reader ACI6007, a standalone keypad ACI5005 or a standalone controller ACC1000 can/must be used with a second reader like an ACI607, ACI505 or another Aritech compatible reader. Using a four wire connection this reader gives an increased control over a single door. Installation Connections: Refer to fig. 12. Adress settings: - An optional second reader (outdoor reader) can be connected to a standalone unit. - ACI6007: set DIP-switches 1-6 to address 61 (2 OFF and 1,3,4,5,6 ON). - Slave reader: set DIP-switches 1-4 to address 4 (1,2,4 OFF and 3 ON).
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ACI6007 unit standalone

CD Panel connection

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ACI6007 unit as slave reader

ACC 1

ACC 4

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ACI6007 unit in networked controller-loop or as PIN code reader

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ACI6007 unit with a slave reader

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Keypad Programming flowchart

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Card number

Card owner

PIN code

Authorised to arm/disarm

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