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AccessZone ® - GC400 Series – GC401-GC404 User Manual

GC400 Series – GC401-GC404 User Manual

User Manual for GC401-GC404 with firmware Ver. 0.41 an above, HW revision 03

For modules with serial numbers from 0011009

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The New Generation of Wireless

Access Control Systems

AccessZone ® - GC400 Series – GC401-GC404 User Manual

AccessZone® System - A Key to a Safer Future

Congratulations on choosing an AccessZone® GC400 luetooth Reader. It

is a flexible and easy to use system for controlling access to doors and

gates to private homes, shops and small and middle size companies. It

enables quick configuration with a few simple commands entered on a

standard mobile phone with luetooth without installing any software.

No license or subscription is required. The luetooth ID is send on the

Wiegand bus to an external controller.

This manual covers the easy configuration and use of the AccessZone®

GC400 series of Wiegand luetooth Readers:

GC401 – 2 admin. and 5 users

GC402 – 2 admin. and 10 users

GC403 – 2 admin. and 20 users

GC404 – 2 admin. and 50 users

Please see the GC400 series Installation Manual for instructions on how

to install the system.

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Get easy and seamless accesses to the secured areas with your mobile phone

working as a secure access key from a distance of 0.1 up to 10 meters.

AccessZone® GC400 with

3 inputs/2 outputs

Form factor 127 x 47 x 8 mm

AccessZone ® - GC400 Series – GC401-GC404 User Manual

Table of Contents

1 Disclaimer .........................................................................................................................................5

2 Introduction.......................................................................................................................................6

3 Security Precautions..........................................................................................................................6

4 System Overview...............................................................................................................................7

5 I/O Description..................................................................................................................................7

5.1 Inputs..........................................................................................................................................7

5.2 Outputs.......................................................................................................................................7

6 LED Status..........................................................................................................................................8

6.1 Power Up....................................................................................................................................8

6.2 lue LED......................................................................................................................................8

6.3 Green LED / Ext. Red LED...........................................................................................................8

6.4 Red LED / Ext. Green LED...........................................................................................................8

7 How to Configure the System............................................................................................................9

7.1 Commands via Mobile................................................................................................................9

7.2 How to enter Configuration Mode...........................................................................................10

7.3 How to enter System Commands – Configuration Mode........................................................11

7.3.1 If the system doesn’t respond to a command:.................................................................11

7.4 How to Add or Delete Users – Normal Operation...................................................................12

7.4.1 If the system doesn’t respond to a command:.................................................................12

8 System Commands..........................................................................................................................13

8.1 Change 8 digit Master PIN Code Command.............................................................................13

8.2 Add new User Command.........................................................................................................14

8.3 Delete User Command.............................................................................................................16

8.4 Change System Configuration Command 1.............................................................................17

8.5 Change System Configuration Command 2 – Advanced settings............................................18

9 Wiegand Types................................................................................................................................20

9.1 Wiegand 26...............................................................................................................................20

9.2 Double Wiegand 26..................................................................................................................21

9.3 Triple Wiegand 26....................................................................................................................21

9.4 Wiegand 34...............................................................................................................................21

9.5 Wiegand 42...............................................................................................................................22

9.6 Wiegand 50...............................................................................................................................22

9.7 Wiegand 58...............................................................................................................................22

9.8 Wiegand 40 with XOR checksum..............................................................................................22

9.9 Wiegand 56 with XOR checksum..............................................................................................23

9.10 Wiegand 64 with XOR checksum............................................................................................23

10 Virtual Keypad...............................................................................................................................24

10.1 Virtual Keypad only Mode......................................................................................................24

10.2 Virtual Keypad Mixed Mode...................................................................................................24

11 User Access Key Setup...................................................................................................................25

11.1 Mobile Phone as Key..............................................................................................................25

11.2 GPS Key as Key........................................................................................................................26

12 Access Detection Range................................................................................................................27

12.1 Detection Range Command Examples...................................................................................27

12.2 Detection range is to short.....................................................................................................28

12.3 Detection range is too long....................................................................................................28

13 Default Factory System Settings....................................................................................................29

13.1 Restore Factory Default System Settings...............................................................................29

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14 Appendix A – User Log Template..................................................................................................30

15 Appendix – System Master PIN Code Log Template..................................................................30

16 Appendix C – System Configuration Log Template.......................................................................30

17 Appendix – Quick Guide:............................................................................................................31

17.1 Mobile Phone used for Adding and Deleting Users – Normal Operation:.............................31

17.2 Mobile Phone used for System Commands - System Configuration Mode:..........................32

17.3 Mobile Phone as Access Key: ................................................................................................33

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AccessZone ® - GC400 Series – GC401-GC404 User Manual

1 Disclaimer

MVC-Data ApS assumes no responsibility for any errors in this manual.

MVC-Data ApS is constantly working to improve its products and offer new features in

collaboration with customers and partners. Therefore, MVC-Data ApS reserves the right to change

the hardware, software and / or specifications without notice and shall have no obligation to

update the information contained in this manual.

MVC-Data ApS's products are not authorized for use as system-critical components in life

supporting devices or systems.

AccessZone® is a registered trademark of MVC-Data ApS. The luetooth trademark is owned by

the luetooth SIG. All other trademarks are owned by their respective owners.

The displayed screens may differ and depends on the mobile phone used for configuration.

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2 Intro uction

The AccessZone GC400 series GC401-GC404 are Wiegand luetooth ID Readers. They are well

suited for use in private homes, shops and companies. Since they have Wiegand output they can

be used with all systems with Wiegand input.

They are unique wireless luetooth Readers with the latest luetooth technology – a wireless

technology that operates in the license free ISM band at 2.4 GHz.

The reader sends the luetooth ID on the Wiegand bus for verification in a central access control

system. No validation is done in the system. However, it is possible to add some unique luetooth

IDs with an optional 4 digit PIN code for increased security. I.e. the luetooth ID will first be sent to

the central access controller for final access verification after the unique PIN code has been

entered by the user.

The used mobile phones or other luetooth devices must be set to “visible” to allow them to be

discovered by the system.

The GC400 series eliminates the need for mechanical readers and keyboards outside the secured

area. This removes the risk for property damage and breakdown due to harsh environmental

conditions and heavy use.

Please refer to the GC400 Firmware Release Note for the latest changes.

3 Security Precautions

Several security precautions have been implemented in the system to make it safe to use.

The system will only accept system configuration commands in a special configuration mode (refer

to section 7.2 How to enter Configuration Mode).

All system configuration commands are entered by temporarily changing the mobile phones

friendly name

and must be followed by a unique 8 digit master PIN code. The master PIN code

should only be known to a limited number of people (system administrators).

The 8 digit master PIN code should be changed and is unique for each GC401-GC404 system. It can

be entered from any luetooth enabled mobile phone. Please change the master PIN code before

continuing.

Two privileged users (administrators) can add and delete users at any time. Refer to section 7.4

How to Add or Delete Users – Normal Operation.

Caution

The Bluetooth friendly name feature is used for commands and can be read from another

Bluetooth device from the distance (typically up to 10 meters).

Therefore it is highly recommended to immediately change the Bluetooth friendly name again or

make the mobile phone invisibly to avoid that unauthorized people read the commands

containing vital user information.

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4 System Overview

This section presents a system overview with an I/O description:

5 I/O Description

GC400 series have 3 inputs and 2 outputs.

The active levels (high ‘1’/low ‘0’), when an action is performed, can be configured (inverted) for

some inputs/outputs. Please refer to section 8.5 Change System Configuration Command 2 –

Advanced settings for more details.

5.1 Inputs

Input 1 (IN1) - Not used

Input 2 (IN2) - External control of buzzer / entering configuration mode during power up

Input 3 (IN3) - External control of Red (dual) LED

Input 4 (IN4) - External control of Green (dual) LED

5.2 Outputs

Open collector type (500mA):

Output 1 (OC1) - Wiegand Data0 (D0) output for external access controller

Output 2 (OC2) – Wiegand Data1 (D1) output for external access controller

Please see the GC400 series Installation Manual for instructions on how to install the system.

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Output 2 (OC2)

Wiegand Data1 (D1)

Output 1 (OC1)

Wiegand Data0 (D0)

Input 4 (IN4)

External Green LED

Input 2 (IN2)

External uzzer

Input 3 (IN3)

External Red LED

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6 LED Status

The GC400 series have 3 internally controlled LEDs ( lue, Green

and Red) and two externally controlled LEDs (Red and Green) for

system indications.

The Green LED (mid) is a dual LED with an additional Red

LED. It is controlled though input 3 (Orange core)

The Red LED (right) is a dual LED with an additional Green

LED. It is controlled though input 4 ( lue core)

6.1 Power Up

The lue LED and Red LED will light for 2 seconds from power up. This is the bootloader waiting for

new firmware.

6.2 Blue LED

Normal Mode - the lue LED is solid on. It flashes shortly when any luetooth device ID is read.

Configuration Mode - the lue LED blinks 1 time/sec. The device can accept commands

6.3 Green LED / Ext. Re LED

The Green LED flashes shortly when an luetooth ID has been read and is send on the Wiegand

bus.

The external Red LED is by default OFF (leave not connected). It can be controlled from an external

controller through input 3 (Orange Core). The LED is set ON by pulling input 3 down to GND.

6.4 Re LED / Ext. Green LED

The Red LED flashes shortly when an luetooth ID has been read but it could not be send on the

Wiegand bus because it was busy (to avoid collisions).

The external Green LED is by default OFF (leave not connected). It can be controlled from an

external controller through input 4 ( lue Core). The LED can be set ON by pulling input 4 down to

GND.

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Dual LEDs

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7 How to Configure the System

This section describes how to enter system commands and how to enable the system for

configuration. Section 8 System Commands describes the different commands in details.

7.1 Comman s via Mobile

System configuration (adding/deleting users and changing system settings) can be done from any

luetooth enabled mobile phone.

Note!

It is not necessary to install any software on the mobile phone or use any PC tool.

The mobile phone used must support at least 20 characters as “Friendly Name” (also called

"Phone Name”). This is the name revealed for other luetooth devices.

A system command (e.g. "01,0022b4b62918,1234") is entered by temporarily changing the

mobiles luetooth “Friendly Name”. Refer to section 8 System Commands.

Please refer to the User Manual for a specific mobile phone type for how to change the luetooth

friendly name.

Caution

The Bluetooth specification states a maximum length of 248 characters as Friendly Name.

However, most mobile phones have limited the space allowed for Friendly Name. A minimum of

20 characters must be supported by the used mobile phone.

All commands must be followed by an 8 digit master PIN code for safe use. The system gives 3

short beeps to indicate that a valid command has been found and the master PIN code is required.

The user will automatically be prompted when to enter the master PIN code.

Note!

This is not the normal 4 digit user access PIN code.

Please note when entering the commands:

All comman parameters (enclose by <>) must be separate by a comma ','

No spaces between values are allowe

Have the exact length as specifie . I.e. no a itional characters in the en

A ‘-‘ in icates an integer range 1,2,3…

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7.2 How to enter Configuration Mo e

The system must be set into configuration mode before it will accept the system commands.

However, it is possible for two privileged users (administrators) to use the Add new User and

Delete User commands in normal mode (Refer to section 7.4 How to Add or Delete Users – Normal

Operation).

Follow these steps to enter configuration mode:

Steps:

1) Power off the module

2) Pull down the buzzer input (IN2) to GND

3) Power on the module again

4) The buzzer input can be released again after the short beep

The system is now in configuration mode for 10 minutes and will flash with the lue LED. Refer to

section 7.3 How to enter System Commands – Configuration Mode for how to enter system

commands.

The system coverage range will be limited to approximately 20 cm in the configuration period to

prevent that unauthorized people can tamper with the system.

The configuration period is restarted every time a valid command has been executed.

Configuration mode is automatically terminated after 10 minutes without any valid commands by

sending 2 short beeps or by power cycling the device to startup in normal operation ( uzzer input

(IN2) is not pulled down to GND).

Note!

The system will not scan for ( etect) users in configuration mo e. I.e. no Bluetooth IDs are sen

on the Wiegan bus

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