Visionis VIS-3009 Manual de usuario

Access Control Black Outdoor IP66 Weatherproof

Card Reader Standalone No Software Wiegand 26-37

Bits 125KHz EM Cards 1,000 Users

VIS-3009

User Manual

INTRODUCTION

The VIS-3009 is single door multifunction standalone access controller or a Wiegand output card reader. It uses

Atmel microcontroller assures maximum performance in any environment, and the low-power circuit makes its

service life prolonged.

The VIS-3009 supports 1,000 users (998 common users + 2 panic users), all user data can be downloaded and

uploaded. It has extra features including block enrollment, interlocked, Wiegand 26~37 bits interface…etc.

Features

Waterproof, conform to IP66

One relay, Remote infrared programmer

1,000 users (998 common users + 2 panic users)

User data can be downloaded and uploaded

With Wiegand 26~37 input & output

Pulse mode, Latch mode

Card block enrolment

Tri-colour LED status display

Built in light dependent resistor (LDR) for anti tamper

Integrated Alarm Buzzer & Output

Low temperature resistance (-40°C)

Specifications:

User Capacity

Common User

Panic User

1000

998

Operating Voltage

Idle Current

12~24V AC/DC

＜35mA

Proximity Card Reader

Radio Technology

Read Range

125KHz Proximity Card

2~6 cm (0.78~2.36 in.)

Wiring Connections

Relay Output, Exit Button

Relay

Adjustable Relay Output Time

Lock Output Load

One (NO, NC, Common)

1-99 Seconds (5 seconds default)

2 Amp Maximum

Environment

Operating Temperature

Operating Humidity

Meets IP66

-40°C ~60°C (-40°F ~ 140°F)

0%RH-98%RH

Physical

Colour

Dimensions

Unit Weight

Shipping Weight

ABS Shell

Black

102L x 48W x 20H (mm) –4.01L x 1.88W x 0.78 (in.)

125g

150g

Carton Inventory

INSTALLATION

Remove the back cover from the unit

Drill 2 holes (A,C) on the wall for the screws and one hole for the cable

Knock the supplied rubber bungs to the screw holes (A,C)

Fix the back cover firmly on the wall with 4 flat head screws

Thread the cable through the cable hole (B)

Attach the unit to the back cover.

Wiring

Wire Color

Function

Notes

Basic Stand Alone Wiring

Red

12-24V AC/ DC

12-24V AC/DC Regulated Power Input

Black

GND

Negative Pole of DC Power Input

Pink

12-24V AC

12-24V AC Regulated Power Input

Blue

Relay NO

Normally Open Relay Output (install diode provided)

Purple

Relay Common

Common Connection for Relay Output

Orange

Relay NC

Normally Closed Relay Output (Install diode provided)

Yellow

OPEN

Request to Exit (REX) Input

Pass-Through Wiring (Wiegand Reader)

Green

Data 0

Wiegand Output (Pass-through) Data 0

White

Data 1

Wiegand Output (Pass-through) Data 1

Advanced Input and Output Features

Grey

Alarm Output

Negative contact for Alarm

Brown

Contact Input

Door/Gate Contact Input (Normally Closed)

Connection Diagram

DC Power Supply:

AC Power Supply:

Attention: Install a 1N4004 or equivalent diode is needed when use a common power supply, or the reader might

be damaged. (1N4004 is included in the packing)

Access Control Power Supply:

BASIC PROGRAMMING

Programming will vary depending on access confirguration. Follow the instructions according to your access

configuration.

General Programming Information

Remote Control: Please use the Infrared Remote Control to program the Reader. The infrared receiver

head is near LED, so when program the reader, please direct the Remote Control to the LED.

User ID number:Assign a user ID to the access card in order to track it. The common user ID number can be

any number fom 0~997, the panic user ID is from 998~999. IMPORTANT: User IDs do not have to be

proceeded with any leading zeros. Recording of User ID is crical. Modifications to the user require the User

ID be available.

Proximity Card: Any 125KHz industry standard 26 bit EM Proximity card.

Enter and Exit Program mode

Set Master Code

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

*(Master Code) #

2. Update Master Code

0（New Master Code）#（Repeat New Master

Code）#

3. Exit Program Mode

Add Common Users

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

*(Master Code) #

Add Card User

2. Add Card: Using Auto ID

(Allows VIS-3009 to assign Card to next

available User ID number)

2. Add Card: Select Specific ID

(Allows manager to define a specific User

ID to associate the card to)

2. Add Card: by Card Number

2. Add Card: Block Learn

1 (Read Card) #

Repeat Step 2 for additional user cards

1 (User ID) # (Read Card) #

The user ID is any number from 0-997.

1 (Input 8/10 digits Card number) #

1 ( User ID number) # (Card quantity)

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

Enter Program Mode

* (Master Code) #

Factory default is 123456

Exit Program Mode

(Allows manager to add up to 998 cards to

the Reader in a single step.) Takes 2

minutes to program.

#(The first card number) #

Cards’ number must be consecutive;

Card quantity = number of card to be enrolled.

3. Exit

Add Panic Users

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

*(Master Code) #

2. Add Card:

1 (User ID) # (Read Card / Input 8/10 digits

Card number) #

3. Exit

Delete User Card

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

﹡(Master Code) #

2. Delete User –By User ID

2. Delete User –By Card

2. Delete User –By Card number

2. Delete All User

2 (User ID ) #

2(Read Card)#

2(Input 8/10 digits Card number)#

2(Mater Code) #

3. Exit

﹡

Set Relay Configuration

The relay configuration sets the behaviour of the output relay on activation.

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

*(Master Code) #

2. Pulse Mode

2. Latch Mode

3 (1-99) #

The relay time is 1-99 seconds. (1 is 50mS.)

Default is 5 seconds.

3 0 #

Sets the relay to ON/OFF Latch mode

3. Exit

Set Access Mode

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

*(Master Code) #

2. Card access

2. Multi-Cards access

4 0 #

4 3 (2~9) #

3. Exit

Set Strike-out Alarm

The strike-our alarm will engage after 10 failed card attempts. Factory is OFF. The strike-our alarm ca be set to

deny access for 10 minutes after engaging or it can be set disengage only after entering a valid card or Master

code.

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

*(Master Code) #

2. Strike-Out OFF

2. Strike-Out ON

2. Strike-Out ON (Alarm)

Set alarm time

6 0 # (factory default)

6 1 # Access will be denied for 10 minutes

6 2 #

5 (0 ~ 30) #, factory default is 1 minute

Enter Master code # or valid user card to

silence

3. Exit

Set Audible and Visual Response

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

*(Master Code) #

2. Control Sounds

2. Control LED

OFF = 7 0 #

OFF = 7 4 #

ON = 7 1 #

ON = 7 5 #

(Factory defaults are ON)

3. Exit

Users Operation:

Open the door: Read the valid user card on the Infrared Remote Control, the door will open.

Remove Alarm: Read valid user card on the Infrared Remote Control, or Input Master Code #

Reset to Factory Default:

To reset to factory default, power off, press the Exit Button, hold it and power on, there will be two beeps, and the

LED light turns into yellow, release the exit button, then read any two 125KHz EM card, the LED will turn into red,

means reset to factory default successfully. Of the two cards reading, the 1st one is Master Add Card, the 2nd one

is the Master Delete Card.

Remarks: Reset to factory default, the user’s information is still retained.

ADVANCE PROGRAMMING

Set Device Operation Mode:

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

*(Master Code) #

2. Controller mode

2. Wiegand Reader mode

7 2 # (Factory default)

7 3 #

3. Exit

Set Wiegand Output Options:

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

*(Master Code) #

2. Wiegand output bits

8 (26~37) # (Factory default is 26bits)

3. Exit

Set Interlocked:

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

*(Master Code) #

2. Interlocked-OFF

2. Interlocked-ON

9 0 # (Factory default)

9 1 #

3. Exit

Connection diagram see picture “Interlock” at page 13

Set Card Reading Type:

Programming Step

Keystroke Combination

1. Enter Program Mode

*(Master Code) #

2. Read EM card

2. Read EM card ONLY

9 3 # (Factory default)

9 4 #

3. Exit

Sound and Light Indication

Operation Status

LED

Buzzer

Stand by

Red light bright

Enter into programming mode

Red light shines

One beep

In the programming mode

Yellow light bright

One beep

Operation error

Three beeps

Exit from the programming mode

Red light bright

One beep

Open lock

Green light bright

One beep

Alarm

Red light Shines quickly

Beeps

Wiegand Mode

- Pass through mode (VIS-3009 operating as a Wiegand Output Reader)

In this mode the VIS-3009 supports a Wiegand 26~37bit output so the Wiegand data lines can be connected to

any controller which supports a Wiegand 26~37 bit input, and then the VIS-3009 will be operated as a slave

reader.

Transmission Format:

● Card Transmission

The Reader will transmit the card number (the 10 digits number on the card) when it reads the Card

- Controller Mode (VIS-3009 operating as a Controller)

VIS-3009 supports a Wiegand 26~37 bit input so an external Wiegand device with a 26~37 bit output can be

connected to the Wiegand input terminals on the VIS-3009. Either an ID card reader (125 KHz) or an IC card

reader (13.56MHz) can be connected to the VIS-3009. Cards are required to be added at the external reader,

except where an external EM reader is used, in this case cards can be added at either reader or controller.

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