ZKTeco BioPro SA50 Manual de usuario

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Version: 1.0

Date: August,2017

BioPro SA50 Fingerprint & Palm Terminal

Time Attendance & Access Control

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Palm Sensor

Before the installation, please connect the cables to the connectors.(Recommended installation

height: 1.1m)

1) Post the installation template on the wall and drill. 2) Fix back plate to the wall.

3) Mount the device on the back plate 4) Secure the device and back plate..

93.0mm

246.5mm

51.13mm

45mm

1 Overview

Front Side

Fingerprint Sensor

2.4 Inch TFT LCD

Keypad

Door Bell & IndicatorLED

2 Installation of Wall-mount

Back Bottom

7 (Beep/ /Weigand In/PIN LED

Power Out)

8 ( / 232/Weigand Out)PIN RS485 RS

2 (Power In)PIN

6PIN (Alarm/Lock/Exit Button/

Sensor/Bell/ )Auxiliary In)

Tamper Alarm Button

6PIN RS485 RS( / 232/Weigand Out)

Ethernet Port USB Slot

Reset Button

Speaker

Star-shaped screw hole

for xing device to the

back plate

3Cautions3Cautions

1 Power cable is connected after other wirings and shut down the power rstly when making),,

some necessary checking.

2 We recommend that use the C12V 3A power supply)/.D

) .3 Please read the terminals description carefully and wiring by rule strictly

)4 Please connect the ND before other wirings especially under the serious electrostaticG

environment.

RS485

U Disk

TCP IP/

Printer

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R 485S

Description Color

Alarm AL+ Red

Alarm AL- Black

Sensor SEN Yellow

Ground GND Red

Button BUT Blue

Normal Open No1 White

COMM COM1 Black

Normal Close NC1 Gray

Bell BELL+ Orange

Bell BELL- Green

AL+

AL-

NC1

COM1

NO1

BUT

GND

SEN

BELL+

BELL-

J17

J21

+AL

-AL

1NC

1COM

1NO

BUT

GND

SEN

BELL+

-BELL

GND

AUX

GND

AUX

Ground GND Purple

Auxiliary AUX Brown

),.5 Do not install the device in a place subject to direct sunlight humidity or dust

4 Wiring Diagram

Server

Lock Door

Sensor

Alarm

Exit Button

485 Reader

Wiegand

Card Reader

Door Bell

Door

5 Door Bell Door Connection& Sensor & Exit Button & Alarm5 Door Bell Door Connection& Sensor & Exit Button & Alarm

Alarm Power

Alarm

Exit Button

Bell Power

Door Bell Door Sensor

+12V

GND

J19

485A

GND

J18

485B

How to enable 485 Reader Function?

1. Enable RS485 Reader Function: Press M/OK > Comm. > Serial Comm > Serial port ,

select [master unit].

2. Setting 485 Reader veri cation mode: Press M/OK > Access Control > Access Control Options

>Verify mode by RS485,to choose veri cation mode.

Description Color

Power Out +12V Red

Ground GND Black

Wiegand In IWD1 Green

Wiegand In IWD0 White

Red LED RLED Blue

Green LED GLED Gray

Beep BEEP Purple

+12V

GND

IWD1

IWD0

RLED

GLED

BEEP

J19

+12V

IDW1

IDW0 WD0

WD1

+12V

GND

485A

485B

+12V

GND

485+

485-

GND GND

6 485 Reader Connection

7 Wiegand Card Reader Connection

Wiegand Card Reader

1.The device supports "Dry Mode" and "Wet Mode" by setting the jumper. The factory default

jumper setting is set as "Dry Mode", that is, shorten 1-2 and 3-4 .

2. If there is no enough power supply under the working circumstance, "Wet Mode" can also be used,

namely, shorten 2-3 and 4-5 .

3. If you want to switch "Dry Mode" to "Wet Mode", you must take oﬀ the jumpers and plus them.

12V ± 10%, at least 500mA.

To share the power with other devices, use a power supply with higher current ratings.

Description Color

Power In +12V Red

Ground GND Black

GND

12V DC

+12V

GND

J20

To connect device with a PC directly, connect both devices with a straight network cable.

Such as the following figure.

IP Address: 192.168.1.201

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

IP Address: 192.168.1.130

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

485A

RXD RXD RXD

WD1

GND

WD0

J18

485B

TXD TXD

GND

TXD

GND

Take oﬀ jumpers

Jumpers

8 Power Connection

10 Communication with Via Ethernet CablePC10 Communication with Via Ethernet CablePC

9 Printer Connection

11 Lock Relay Connection

Press M/OK > Comm. > Ethernet to enter the Ethernet interface.

The Parameters below are the factory default values. Please adjust them according to the actual network.

IP Address: 192.168.1.201

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

Gateway: 0.0.0.0

DNS: 0.0.0.0

TCP COMM. Port: 4370

DHCP: Dynamic Host Con guration Protocol, which is to dynamically allocate IP addresses for

clients via server. If DHCP is enabled, IP cannot be set manually.

Display in Status Bar: To set whether to display the network icon on the status bar.

Press M/OK > System > Date Time to enter the Date Time interface.

Press M/OK > User Mgt. > New User to enter the New User interface.

The setting include entering a name, modifying user roles (Super Admin / Normal User), enrolling

fingerprint/palm/badge number /password, modifying access control role.«

Adding a Super Admin: Select Super Admin in User Role to add a super admin.

Adding a Normal User: Select Normal User in User Role to add a normal user.

12 Date/Time Setting

13 Adding a User

14 Ethernet Setting

16 Auxiliary Input Setting

Press M/OK > Access Control > Access Control Options > Auxiliary input configuration.

Auxiliary Output/Lock open Time: It is de ned as the time interval between the lock receiving

signals and automatically closing under Normal Closed mode.

Auxiliary Output Types

Trigger Door open: The lock will turn to Normally Open after the device receives signals.

Trigger Alarm: The alarm will be triggered after the device receives signals.

Trigger Door open and Alarm: The lock will turn to Normal Open and the alarm will be triggered

after the device receives signals.

Press M/OK > Access Control to enter the Access Control interface.

To unlock, the enrolled user must accord with the following conditions:

1) The current unlock time should be in the effective time of user time zone or group zone.

2) The group which user is must be in Combined Verification.

Access Control Options: Set parameters to control locks and related device.

Time Zone: It is the minimum unit of access control option.

Holidays: Set some days as holidays, and then set Time Schedule of those days.

Access Groups: Grouping is to manage employees in groups. Employee in groups use group time

zone by default. Group members can also set user time zone.

Combined Verification: Make various groups into different access controls to achieve

multi-verification and improve security.

Anti-pass Back: To prevent someone following the employee into the company.

Duress alarm parameter: The device will open the door as usual, but the alarm signal will be sent

to backstage alarm when employee comes across duress.

15 Access Control Setting

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Press M/OK > Personalize > User Interface, set IdleTimeTo Slide Show(s) to be None, or set

Slide Show Interval(s) to be disabled.

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17 Disabled Slide Show

18 Trouble shooting

1) Fingerprint can not be read or it takes too long.

Check whether a nger or ngerprint sensor is stained with sweat, water, or dust.

Retry after wiping oﬀ nger and ngerprint sensor with dry paper tissue or a mildly wet cloth.

If a ngerprint is too dry, blow on the nger and retry.

2) Fingerprint is veri ed but authorization keeps failing.

Check whether the user is restricted by door zone or time zone.

3) Authorized but door does not open.

Check the user role is permissible.

Check the lock connection is corrected.

4) When the device is tampered, the device will send a signal to the speaker then the icon is

displayed on the top right corner and the speaker is ringing. Only the [Speaker Alarm]

(Access Control Options Speaker Alarm) is can user heard the ringing.> Access Control > [ ]ON

Please install the device properly.

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