P908 Controller User Manual Document History Description June 2017 Revision 1 Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
Foreword This manual is used with P900 Controller version. It contains all technical information pertaining to the installation of the access control system: wiring requirement, connection to devices and controller parameter settings. ASIS Technologies reserve the right to change product design at any time for product improvement. Information in this manual is subjected to change without further notice.
Table of Contents Document History....................................................................................................................................... 1 Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement .................................................................. 1 Foreword .................................................................................................................................................... 2 Limited Warranty ......................................
6.3 Output Mode ............................................................................................................................... 33 6.3 Relay Output Jumper setting ............................................................................................................. 37 7.1 WebENTRA Utility .............................................................................................................................. 40 8.1 NaviKey Operation .............................................
Introduction Page | 1
1.1 P908 Professional Series Web Based Controller Overview P908 a multi door access controller with additional input zone for intrusion monitoring and output zone for door locking, device triggering. Build in with LCD display with a card reader. 1.
Wiegand V+ G ND D0 V+ G ND D0 CAN RS485 (Dev) AC Fail Batt Low Fire Alarm GN D DC IN ACF BTYL DEV- CAN- FIRE SCN IN 4 IN 3 G ND IN 8 IN 7 G ND SCN CAN- SCN CAN- LAN Port IN 1 CAN+ IN 5 IN 2 CAN+ IN 6 V+ IN 9 IN 13 V+ V+ G ND G ND IN 10 IN 11 IN 15 IN 14 IN 12 IN 16 V+ IN 17 IN 21 Input GN D DEV+ SCN P908 CAN+ OKL BUZ OKL BUZ D1 BUZ BUZ ERL OKL OKL D1 ERL ERL V+ G ND G ND IN 18 IN 19 IN 23 IN 22 IN 20 IN 24 V+ R1R1+ R2- R4- R3+ R2+ R4+ R3-
1.4 Installer to NOTE The Installation and Mounting should observe the following: • • • The controller should be kept at least 6 feet from any other RF emitting device. The controller should be mounted away possible of water leaking location or if in exterior location sealed to prevent water from seeping into the electronic. The controller should be protected from extreme heat and sunlight.
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1.6 P908 Card Access Single Line diagram Typical 8 Doors card access setup with P908 controller and network link back to host software server. LOCAL AREA NETWORK P908 Single Door Entry Exit Reader complete with Door sensor and Locking Mechnism 1.
1.8 Power and Data Connectivity for P908 Using DC power supply 13.8VDC 10 Amp, terminate to Connector input label as Power.
1.9 Termination Port Description CAN BUS Description Access Control CAN + ,SCN, CAN - Future Future RS485(DEV) Description Access Control DEV + RS485 Device Port Communication port to Card Reader WIEGAND Description Access Control +V, GND, Wiegand Reader connection Port and Reader Power Point Connect wiegand reader to this port. V+ and GND is also use for RS485 reader.
INPUT Description Access Control Aux INP1 – INP24 Input 1 - 24 Input 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15 Input 17 24 Exitbutton Input for Door 1 - 8 Input 2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16 Door Sensor Input for Door 1 - 8 RELAY Description Access Control R1+,R1- to R8+,R8- Relay Output 1 Lock output for Door 1 to Door 8 R9+,R9- to R12+,R12- Connect to switch as Host port LAN2future to Relay Output 8 CANbus Description CANbus1, CANbus2 Future LAN Description LAN1, LAN2 Ethernet port h Page | 9
2.0 Product Specification Specification Ethernet Host Link CAN Bus InstaSTART Wizard DC Power Input RS485 (Device Port) Wiegand Interface Alarm Input/Relay Output P908 1000Base T x 2 CAN Bus 1 and CAN Bus 2 (future) Yes 13.
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Reader Connection Page | 12
Two types of Reader Interface are provided, Wiegand interface and ASIS RS485 protocol. Note that each has a different terminal point and methods. The P908 Controller auto detect the type of Reader in use. No software or hardware setting is required. For Wiegand Interface, 4 standard card bit format is supported. Wiegand 26bit, 35bit, 37bit and 32bit. The 32bit supports the Asis Mifare 4 byte (32bit) Type A Card. A custom card bit format is available to define by user and must be defined in IBSS software.
The figure below shows the Wiegand Reader connection for P908. The color code for various wires may differ with Reader vendors. Refer to READERS manufacturer documentation for more information.
3.2 P908 RS-485 Reader Interface With ASIS AMR17x series readers, the wiring terminates at (Port Device) on P2. It is recommended to use 1 pair twisted screen cable for the RS485 network and 1 pair 1.5mm cable for DC12V supply.
Controller Operation Page | 16
4.1 Anti-Passback Mode There are three operating modes: Soft Mode , Hard Mode and Time Reset. Hard Mode: This mode enforces the anti-passback function. Consider the case of a Cardholder who enters the facility (card read by the entry reader). If the cardholder exits together with other staff members (without registering) the P908 will have only his entry record. When the cardholder tries to enter the facility again, P908 will find no previous exit record and therefore, entry will be denied.
Mode 4.2 Function Disable Disable the APB Mode Soft Allow Entry/Exit with event reporting when there is APB violation Hard Disallowed Entry/Exit with event reporting when there is APB violation Time reset Time Disallowed Entry/Exit with event report when APB violation Arm Mode Setting P908 has 4 Arm Modes setting. This may be set via the Web UI.
Disarm By Schedule Mode: (Timed unlock) This mode unlocks the door during active period of the DisArm Schedule. It can be set from IBSS. The table below is an example where a time zone in the schedule is set to “09:00 to 17:00”. Prior to 9:00 AM, the door control in Arm mode, this means access via a valid card. From 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, the door is unlocked for free access. After 5:00 PM, door is lock and under Arm Mode again. DisArmBySchedule Mode Door is unlocked and no event report Arm 00:00 4.
PIN Access Pin Access is requiring for Main entrance to a facility. Using Pin Access at Main Entrance ensure the right person is gaining access as PIN is issue as a password to individual so only authorize personal with the right credential knows. Pin Access can be set to operate for 24/7 or in a more relax environment only during off peak hour so that as to ensure integrity and availability.
4.4 Other Door Settings There are some parameters that affect the door control setting. Mode Function Unlock Time The door release time upon presenting a valid card Pre-Alarm Time Warning beeps from the reader buzzer after the time expires DOTL Reader buzzer sounds to indicate that the door is opened for too long Toggle Mode Door operate in toggle mode with card flash, suitable for auditorium Door interlock Man-trap operation. One room 2 doors, only 1 door allow to open.
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5.1 Input Configuration This section provides information on input functions and wiring connection. The inputs 1 to 24 are software configurable to provide flexibility to suit application requirements. These inputs have factory default setting when shipped. There is 200ms noise filtering for inputs 1 to 24. When input is activated within 200ms and then restored back to normal, the activation of this input will be ignored. 5.
Normal State: This state indicates a NC external device is in normal condition. Activate State: This state indicated the NC external device is triggered i.e. become open circuit. Open Circuit: This indicates the line connection to the external device has been broken/open circuit. Short Circuit: This indicates that the line connection is short circuit. 5.4 End of Line Resistor For operation in the line Supervised Mode, end of line resistors is required.
Note: Use Normally Closed (NC) type input devices, such as Exit Button, Door Contact, etc., because Normally Open (NO) device is not suitable. If the device is faulty on open circuit, no detection is possible.
5.5 Non-Supervised Input If the requirement is to detect ON/ OFF signal and line fault monitoring is not required, non-supervised mode may be used. To enable this mode, set DIP SW 1 and Switch 6 (LSS) should be turned “OFF”. No end of line resistor is required. Non-supervised input setting can detect 2 states: State Function Normal (Device in NC) Normal condition Activate (Device activates in open circuit) Input line is triggered Note: Setting of this switch applies to all analog 8 inputs.
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Arm: This is the default mode and all inputs activation will have alarm event report back to IBSS. Disarm: This is to disable the alarm function. Inputs activation will not have any alarm event report to the IBSS. Disarm By Schedule: This mode is to disable the input alarm function during the time zone defined by the Schedule. If the time zone is set to “09:00 – 16:59”, the table below illustrates the operation.
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Output Connection This section provides information on the Output connection to external devices. The Outputs has software configurable settings. OP2OP2 + The following figure shows the P908 output connection to EM Lock. OP1OP1+ 6.
Output Header OP1 + OP1 - Door Lock Output 2 (+ve) Door Lock Output 3 (+ve) Door Lock Output 3 (-ve) Door Lock Output 4 (+ve) Door Lock Output 4 (-ve) Door Lock Output 5 (+ve) Reader 5 RELAY5 Door Lock Output 5 (-ve) Door Lock Output 6 (+ve) Reader 6 RELAY6 Door Lock Output 6 (-ve) Door Lock Output 7 (+ve) Reader 7 RELAY7 Door Lock Output 7 (-ve) OP8+ OP8- Reader 4 RELAY4 OP7+ OP7- Reader 3 RELAY3 OP6+ OP6- Reader 2 Door Lock Output 2 (-ve) OP5+ OP5- Reader 1 RELAY2 OP4+ OP4- Door Lo
Note: Contact rating at 30V, 1A The supply voltage to Relay is unregulated 12VDC with maximum of 1A. This is adequate for most locking devices. The factory default is 12V Output in NO Configuration.
6.3 Output Mode An output may be set in any of the 5 Output modes. User must set the output mode to suit the application. Output Mode Function Latch Output in activate mode Toggle Output set to toggle mode Pulse Output is in pulse mode Cycle Output cycles with ON and OFF time Act By Schedule Output activated by a schedule Example: Input 3 is set to trigger Output 1 Latch mode: When Input 3 is in normal state, Output 1 will be in “OFF” state.
Toggle mode: The output toggles between “On” and “OFF” states upon each input activation (or triggering). When Input 3 returns to normal state after each trigger, Output 1 remains at the state until the next activation.
Figure 7.5 Toggle Mode Operation Pulse mode: Upon Input 3 activate, the Output 1 turns “ON” for a preset period (1 to 255 sec) and then “OFF” again.
Figure 7.6 Pulse Mode Timing Operation Note: An input activation before the pulse period expires extends the pulse period for the next 10 seconds. Cycle Mode: The Output cycles continuously with an “On Time” and “Off Time” (between 1 – 255 seconds). The cycle mode stops only when output is deactivated. Act by Schedule: This is timer control function by a weekly Schedule. The Output is activated by the Time Zones set in the Schedule.
6.3 Relay Output Jumper setting P908, relay output can operate in 4 states. Normally open 12V Normally Close 12V Normally open Dry contact Normally Close Dry contact Normally close 12V Normally close Dry Contact Normally open 12V Normally open Dry Contact P908 relay setting can be change, but required dismantling of the case. Steps to dismantle P908 casing Remove all Green connectors on front and back panels, remove LAN cable.
Set the jumper setting as requirement Page | 38
1 Normally Open 12V 1 Normally Close 12V 1 Normally Open Dry Contact 1 10 12 11 9 6 8 7 5 2 4 3 1 Normally Close Dry Contact Slide back the PCBA place back front panels Plug back all connector then screw back the 4 screw from front panel Page | 39
7.1 WebENTRA Utility WebENTRA utility is use for changing of network parameter (IP address, Subnet, Gateway. Use Scan Button to search for Local network connected P908 To start Login to connected controller for configuration. UserID: admin, Password: admin To change Network parameter, edit the IP Address field and click Set.
8.1 NaviKey Operation Navikey allow localize configuration of Controller without the need to external peripherals. All is needed is finger to touch the keypad to get info of controller and make configuration. Features of Navi key includes, live event display, device control, card enroll (csn only), controller parameter setting. Navigate the Navikey using the keypad KEY 2 = UP, KEY 8 = DOWN, KEY 4 = LEFT, KEY 6 = RIGHT. Back and Enter KEY is use to get into an function or exit from the function.
From default screen press [KEY 4] 3 x to view system operating parameters. Firmware version Date / Time Card Event To view recent Card event Press [[<4 key]] left 4 times. Use key 2 to navigate up or key 8 to navigate down.
In Event List Navigate Up using 2 KEY or Down using 8 KEY to exit press BACK KEY In Event List Navigate Up using 2 KEY or Down using 8 KEY to exit press BACK KEY Press ENTER to view device dynamic status In Dynamic Status: Reader Navigate Up using 2 KEY or Down using 8 KEY to exit press BACK KEY In Dynamic Status: Input Navigate Up using 2 KEY or Down using 8 KEY to exit press BACK KEY In Dynamic Status: Output Navigate Up using 2 KEY or Down using 8 KEY to exit press BACK KEY Page | 43
In Online Control Navigate Up using 2 KEY or Down using 8 KEY to exit press BACK KEY Press enter KEY to control the device In Online Control : Reader Navigate Up using 2 KEY or Down using 8 KEY to exit press BACK KEY Press ENTER KEY to select the reader to control In Online Control : Reader Navigate Up using 2 KEY or Down using 8 KEY to exit press BACK KEY Press ENTER KEY to issue the selected command to control the reader In Online Control : Input Navigate Up using 2 KEY or Down using 8 KEY to exit pres
In Online Control : Output Navigate Up using 2 KEY or Down using 8 KEY to exit press BACK KEY Press ENTER KEY to select the Output to control In Online Control : Output Navigate Up using 2 KEY or Down using 8 KEY to exit press BACK KEY Press ENTER KEY to issue the selected command to control the Output In Date/Time Setting : Navigate using <4 KEY or >6 KEY to select item to change.