Nortech Security NANOQUEST Manual de usuario

NanoQuest

USER GUIDE

REF No.: DOC0054

ISSUE: 02

21st June 2011

NANOQUEST USER GUIDE Issue 02

Contents

1. INTRODUCTION 1-1

1.1 Key Features 1-1

1.2 User Card Options 1-1

2. Installation 2-1

2.1 Box Contents 2-1

2.2 Tools Required 2-1

2.3 Choosing a Location 2-1

2.4 Mounting the NanoQuest 2-1

2.5 Wiring the NanoQuest 2-2

2.5.1. Power Supply Connection 2-3

2.5.2. Wiring the NanoQuest for Basic Operation 2-4

2.5.3. Fitting the Cover 2-5

2.6 PowerUpandCondenceCheck 2-5

3.BasicCongurationoftheNanoQuest 3-1

3.1 Programming Modes 3-1

3.2 Card Types 3-2

3.2.1. User Cards 3-2

3.2.2. Auxiliary Cards 3-2

3.3 Programming Guide Key 3-2

3.4 Adding User Cards 3-3

3.5 Adding Auxiliary Cards 3-5

3.6 Deleting User & Auxiliary Cards 3-7

3.7 Add a 2nd Master Card 3-9

4. Basic Operation 4-1

4.1 DoorOpen(Strike)Time 4-1

4.1.1. UsingDoorOpen(Strike)inToggleLockMode 4-2

4.2 Protecting Multiple Doors 4-3

5. Door Monitoring & Door Alarms 5-1

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5.1 Door Forced Alarm 5-1

5.2 Alarm Output Operation 5-1

5.3 Door Contacts 5-2

5.3.1. Wiring 5-2

5.3.2. Conguration 5-2

5.4 Alarm Output 5-3

5.4.1. Wiring 5-3

5.4.2. ConguringtheAlarmOutput 5-4

6. Controlling Additional Devices 6-1

6.1 Using the Auxiliary Output to Operate an Intruder Alarm 6-1

6.2 Auxiliary Output Wiring 6-2

6.3 ConguringtheAuxiliaryOutput 6-3

6.4 Controlling Other External Devices 6-4

6.5 UsingtheAuxiliaryOutputasaMasterLock 6-4

7. Auxiliary Input 7-1

7.1 Auxiliary Input Wiring 7-1

8. Silent Mode 8-1

8.1 ConguringSilentMode 8-1

9. Miscellaneous Features 9-1

9.1 General 9-1

9.2 Deleting all User Cards and Auxiliary Cards 9-1

9.2.1. Procedure for Deleting all Cards 9-1

9.3 Resetting to Factory Default Settings 9-2

9.3.1. Performing a Factory Reset 9-2

9.4 Wiegand Data Output Option 9-3

10. TechnicalSpecications 10-1

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INTRODUCTION1.

The Nortech NanoQuest is an easy-to-install standalone access control system housing both the

access control electronics and reader technology in a single compact unit. A single NanoQuest unit

can control access through one door for up to 500 authorised users. In addition to providing access

control, the NanoQuest can be used as a secure method of controlling devices such as intruder alarm

panels,lightingandheating.Itcanalsocontrolexternalalarmdevicessuchasasirenorashinglight

whenoneofthepredenedalarmconditionsoccurs.

Thecongurationoffeaturesandtheaddition/removalofUsercardsaresimpleoperationsusinga

‘Master’ card. Special ‘Auxiliary’ cards can also be added to control auxiliary devices.

The NanoQuest can also output card data in 26-bit Wiegand format so that it can be used as a

standard reader connected to an external controller in any future migration to a larger system.

Key Features1.1

Up to 500 users•

Compact unit•

Very easy to install•

Simple programming of features•

Free exit input•

Arming input•

Suitable for internal and external use•

Auxiliary output for controlling intruder alarm panels, lighting & heating, etc.•

Alarm/Incidentoutput•

26-bit Wiegand output to allow migration to a larger system•

User Card Options1.2

Where only a small number of user cards are to be issued and it is not essential to have a means of

removinglostorstolencardsfromtheNanoQuest,cardscanbepurchasedassimple10-cardpacks.

The cards can be individually enrolled into the NanoQuest when they are required.

Forinstallationsrequiringmanyusercards,werecommendthepurchaseofourcardpacksthat

aresuppliedinlingwallets,whereeachcardcomeswithduplicate‘administration’card.Abatch

enrolmentcardisalsosuppliedwithinthepacksothatthewholebatchofcardscanbeenabledina

singleprocedure(cardscanalsobeenrolledindividually,ifrequired).Ifacardislostorstolen,then

the corresponding administration card can be used to remove that card from the NanoQuest.

Note: Where two or more NanoQuests are used in the same project (including those with multiple

sites),eachusercardcanbeenrolledintoasmanyNanoQuestsasnecessarytoprovide

appropriate access rights to the cardholder. Furthermore, the cards can also be used on a

networkedaccesscontrolsystemthathascompatiblecardreaders.

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Installation2.

Box Contents2.1

Beforeinstallation,checkthattheboxcontainsthefollowingitems:

1xNanoQuest(2-part)unitandcable 2xmountingscrews(No.6x1.25”)

1 x cover securing screw 2 x Master proximity cards

1 x varistor 1 x mounting template

Youwillalsoneedunassignedcardsorcardpackspurchasedseparately.

TheNanoQuestrequiresapowersupplyofbetween9and16VDC.Thepackagedoesnotincludea

mains adaptor, so we recommend that an appropriate 12V DC power supply unit or mains adaptor is

made available to supply power to the NanoQuest. The NanoQuest requires less than 70mA at 12V.

Tools Required2.2

InstallingtheNanoQuestrequiresonlyabasictoolkit,including:

Terminal screwdriver

Pozidrive screwdriver

Drill with drill bits suitable for cable aperture.

Choosing a Location2.3

The NanoQuest should be located as close to the controlled access point as possible, and should be

ttedatthemostconvenientheightandpositionforalluserstopresenttheircardstoonthewayto

the controlled access point. Other factors to consider are the proximity to the power supply, cabling to

thedoorcontactanddoorlock,andconnectionstoexternalequipment.

Mounting the NanoQuest2.4

The NanoQuest comprises two part; the reader

body and the front cover. Before mounting the

NanoQuest, you must separate the two parts as

follows:

Ensurethatthesecuringscrewisnotttedto

the base of the NanoQuest.

Insert the tip of a terminal screwdriver into the

small slot next to the screw hole and press

lightly to release the securing catch while you

separate the cover from the body at the base.

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Two mounting screws are provided to mount the

NanoQuest onto a wooden door frame. For mount-

ing on plaster or concrete walls, use an appropriate

masonry drill and wall plugs to match the mounting

screws.

Usethesuppliedtemplatetomarkouttheposition

ofthecableholeandscrewxings.Drillasuitably

sized hole through which the cable can be fed

anddrillandpreparethetopxinghole.Feedthe

cable through the cable hole so that the unit can be

positioned correctly against the mounting surface.

Fittheunitandpartiallytightenthetopxingscrew.

Ensurethattheunitislevelandchecktheposition

ofthebottomxinghole.Removetheunitanddrill

andpreparethebottomxinghole.

Feed the cable through to a convenient termination

point inside the secure area (it is recommended that

the cable is terminated inside the power supply unit

enclosureorwithinatamper-proofterminalblock)

Secure the reader in position with both mounting

screws.

Wiring the NanoQuest2.5

Cablescannowberunfromtheterminationpointtothepowersupplyunit,lockingdeviceandfree

exitbutton(iftted).Otherconnectionsmayalsoberequireddependinguponthespecicapplication.

Thesemayinclude:

Doormonitoringcontacts(Section5)•

Externalalarmsounder/indicator(Section5)•

AuxiliaryDeviceoutput(e.g.Alarmpanel)(Section6)•

AuxiliaryInput(Section7)•

For the wiring information of these additional items, refer to the appropriate section of this manual.

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Thewireassignmentsareasfollows:

Colour Function

Red 9 to 16V DC

Black 0V

White/Black Request to Exit

Orange Door Monitor

Orange/Black Relay common

Green/White Normally open contact

Blue/White Normally closed contact

Green Auxiliaryout(500mAMax.)/WiegandData0

White Wiegand Data 1

Blue Alarmout(500mAMax.)

Red/Black Auxiliary in

Blue/Black Wiegand output select

Power Supply Connection2.5.1.

ConnecttoasuitablePowerSupplyUnitasshownbelow:

Red

Black

9 to

16V DC

+ve

-ve

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Wiring the NanoQuest for Basic Operation2.5.2.

Thechangeoverrelaycontactsallowbothfail-safeandfail-secureoperation:

Normally Closed Contacts

Thenormallyclosedcontactsareusedformagneticlocksandfail-safedoorstrikes.Powerisapplied

inthelockedstate.

Normally Open Contacts

Thenormallyopencontactsareusedforfail-securedoorstrikes.Thepowerisappliedintheunlocked

state.

WARNING

Youmustalwaystthevaristoracrosstheloadasclosetothelockingdeviceaspossi-

ble.ThiswillprotecttheNanoQuestfrombackEMF.TheNanoQuestwarrantydoesnot

coverdamagecausedbyfailuretottheprotectiondevice.

Ifadoorstrikeisusedandadoorhandleisleftinuseontheinsideofthedoor,connectiontothefree

exit button may not be required.

Red

Black 9 to 16V DC

+ve

-ve

Blue/White

Varistor

Orange/Black

Maglock

White/Black

Exit

Button

(normally

open)

Door

Strike

Red

Black 9 to 16V DC

+ve

-ve

Green/White

Varistor

Orange/Black

White/Black

Exit

Button

(normally

open)

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Fitting the Cover2.5.3.

OncetheNanoQuesthasbeenttedandwired,thecovercanbettedasfollows:

Hookthetwotabsatthetopofthecoveroverthetopofthebackplate,engagingthemwiththe1.

correspondingslotsinthebackplate.

HingethecoverovertheNanoQuestbodyuntilitiscorrectlyseatedoverit(clicksintoplace).2.

Insert the cover retaining screw in the base of the unit and tighten.3.

Power Up and Condence Check2.6

ApplypowertotheunitandcheckthattheLEDlightsupred.

PresentaMasterCardoncetothefaceoftheunitandcheckthatthebuzzergivestwoshortbeeps

andtheLEDblinksgreenandthencontinuetoashred.Wait30seconds.Thebuzzershouldgive

two short beeps and the LED returns to a steady Red.

PresstheFreeExitButton,iftted.TheNanoQuestwillgiveashortbeep,thelockwillreleasefor3

seconds and the LED changes to green during this period. This indicates that the unit is functioning

correctly.

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Basic Conguration of the NanoQuest3.

Once the physical installation of the NanoQuest is complete, User cards must be added and the unit

mustbeconguredsothatthefunctionsoperateaccordingtothespecicapplication.

Programming Modes3.1

TwoMastercardsaresuppliedwiththeNanoQuest.Thesemustbekeptsafeastheyarerequiredtoenable

programming. By presenting a Master card to the reader, you can enter the programming modes.

Therearenineprogrammingmodes,therstofwhichisenteredbypresentingtheMastercardtothe

NanoQuestonce(buzzergives2shortbeepsandLEDashesgreen).Whileinthismode,theLED

ashesred.SubsequentpresentationsoftheMastercardwillstepthroughtheotherprogramming

modes.ThebuzzerwillbeeponceandtheLEDwillashgreentoconrmeachstep.

While in programming mode, the LED indicate the current mode by a sequence of red

ashesfollowedbyapause.Thesequenceisrepeatedcontinuouslywhileinthatmode.

Thenumberofashesinthesequencecorrespondswiththeprogrammingfunction

number as shown in the table below.

Note: The unit will return to Operating Mode after 30 seconds of inactivity. The unit can also be

returned to Operating Mode by presenting a Master card after a value has been set in any of

the Programming Modes.

Thefollowingtableisasummaryofhowtheprogrammingmodesfunction:

Programming

Function

Present

Master

Programming Operations/Actions Default

Value

1Addusercard(s) Once Presentcard(s)tomakevalid

2AddAux.card(s) Twice Presentcard(s)tomakevalid

3Deletecard(s) 3 times Presentcard(s)todelete

4Add 2nd Master 4 times Present unregistered card

5Congurealarm

Output

5 times Set to Latch - present a User card once

Set to Pulse - present a User card twice

Latch

6Congureaux.

Output

6 times Set to Latch - present a User card once

Set to Pulse - present a User card twice

Latch

7Use door contact 7 times Not used - present a User card once

Used - present a User card twice

Not

used

8Silent mode 8 times Off - present a User card once

On - present a User card twice

Off

9Setrelaystrike

time

9 times PresentaUsercardoncepersecondofstriketime.

For 0.5 seconds present a User card 11 times. For

latching mode present a User card 12 times.

3 sec’s

Example 1 -Toaddcard‘N’asaUsercard:

Present a Master card once, present card ‘N’, present the Master card once again.

Example 2 –Settobuzzerto‘SilentMode’usingvalidcard‘V’:

Present a Master card 8 times, present card ‘V’ twice, present the Master card once again.

The rest of this section provides a full explanation of each of the basic programming functions.

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