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Access Control ( Hardware )

Access Control ( Hardware ). June 25, 2010 Created by Castaly / Andy Chen. Access Control. Guideline Introduction GV-Reader Series GV-Controller Series Accessories Advance Section Summary FAQ. Guideline for Access Control. Access Control. AS-H. Introduction. Introduction.

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Access Control ( Hardware )

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  1. Access Control( Hardware ) June 25, 2010 Created by Castaly / Andy Chen

  2. Access Control • Guideline • Introduction • GV-Reader Series • GV-Controller Series • Accessories • Advance Section • Summary • FAQ

  3. Guideline for Access Control

  4. Access Control AS-H Introduction

  5. Introduction • What is access control? • Access Control is any mechanism by which a system grants or revokes the right to access some data, or perform some action. Normally, a user must first login to a system, using some Authentication system. Next, the Access Control mechanism controls what operations the user may or may not make by comparing the UserID to an Access Control database.

  6. Introduction • In order to install an Access Control System, you will need the hardware items below. • GV-Controller • GV-Readers / GV-GF Fingerprint Reader

  7. Access Control AS-H01 System Structure

  8. System Structure for Access Control

  9. Access Control AS-H02 GV-Reader Series

  10. What’s Reader? • Data Reader • A input device • A combination of readers or tags

  11. What’s Reader? • GV-Reader Series Products • GV-Reader 1251 • GV-Reader 1352 V2 • GV-GF1900 • GV-GF1901 • GV-GF1902 • GV-AS100

  12. What’s Reader? • GV-Reader 1251 • Support Wiegand 26 / RS485 Interface • Frequency: 125KHz • Type of Card: E • Card / Tag distance: 4 cm / 3 cm • Temperature: -20 ~ 65 C

  13. What’s Reader? • GV-Reader 1352V2 • Support Wiegand 26 / RS485 Interface • Frequency: 13.56MHz • Type of Card: M / F • Card / Tag distance: 5 cm / 4 cm • Temperature: -20 ~ 65 C

  14. What’s Reader?

  15. What’s Reader? • GV-GF Enrolled Installation

  16. What’s Reader? • GV-GF1900 • Wigand 26 • Frequency: 13.56MHz • Type of GV-Card: F • Temperature: 0 ~ 65 C • Sensing Area: 12 mm x 16 mm • Sensor: Capacitive • No output • Operate Mode: Card + Finger

  17. What’s Reader? • GV-GF1901 • Wigand 26 / RS485 • Frequency: 13.56MHz • Type of GV-Card: F • Temperature: 0 ~ 65 C • Sensing Area: 13.2 mm x 18.5 mm • Sensor: Capacitive • Support 1 output ( 240V, 2.5A ) • 1900 Fingerprints • Operate Mode: Card + Finger or Finger Only mode

  18. What’s Reader? • GV-GF1902 • Wigand 26 / RS485 • Frequency: 13.56MHz • Type of GV-Card: F • Temperature: 0 ~ 65 C • Sensing Area: 17 mm x 20 mm • Sensor: Optical • Support 1 output ( 240V, 2.5A ) • 1900 Fingerprints • Operate Mode: Card + Finger or Finger Only mode

  19. What’s Reader?

  20. Access Control AS-H03 GV-Controller Series

  21. Access Control • GV-AS200 Controller • GV-AS400 Controller • GV-AS100 Controller • GV-ASBox

  22. GV-AS200 • GV-AS200 Controller

  23. GV-AS200 • GV-AS200 Controller • Two to four doors controller • Support 4 Wiegand card reader 26~40 bits • Support up to 8 card readers via RS485 • 4 Inputs / 3 outputs for each door • Inputs: Sensor, Button, Fire, Tamper • Outputs: Alarm, Door, Urgent

  24. GV-AS200 • GV-AS200 Controller • What if there is a disconnection between GV-AS200 controller and GV-ASManager, can GV-AS200 controller still be operated? • 65536 event buffer • 10000 access card information • What happens to GV-AS200 controller if connection is back?

  25. GV-AS200 • GV-AS200 Controller • Not support GV-GFV1901, GV-GFV1902 RS485 interface • GV-GF can ONLY use Wiegand interface • Connect to ASManager via RS485 or TCP/IP • RS485 must connect to GV-Hub, GV-Com or GV-Net I/O card v3.1 • Connect Card Reader to AS200 Controller via Wiegand or RS485

  26. GV-AS400 • GV-AS400 Controller

  27. GV-AS400 • GV-AS400 Controller • A four doors controller • Support 8 Wiegand card reader 26~64 bits • Support up to 8 GV-Readers / GV-GF via RS485 • 16 Inputs / 16 outputs • Max voltage / current difference between 1~8 outputs and 9~16 outputs

  28. GV-AS400 • GV-AS400 Controller • Connect up to 4 GV-I/O box • GV-IOBox 4,8,16 • Max 80 inputs / 80 outputs • GV-Reader / GV-GF can connect up to 8 via RS485 connection • Only compatible with GeoFinger1901/1902 • Not support Security mode

  29. GV-AS400 • GV-AS400 Controller • What does it mean when ” low battery” error message shows up in GV-ASKeypad? • AS400 remains 10 hours after the battery stops working.

  30. GV-AS100 • GV-AS100

  31. GV-AS100 • GV-AS100 • One door controller • Support 1 Wiegand interface ( 26~64 bits ) • 65536 event buffer • Support 1000 Card information • 3 inputs and 2 outputs • No support tag

  32. GV-AS100 • GV-AS100 • Program Mode *227 Access the card manager function *276 Access Security Mode *347 Display system information *738 Access Parameter Setting *737 Restores GV-AS100 to factory default

  33. GV-AS100 • GV-AS100 • Program Mode *837 Test numeral keys to see if they can be displayed properly * Used to cancel the selection or go back to previous page 0 Used to go to the next page # Used to save the data that was modified or programmed in the system and quit.

  34. GV-AS100GV-ASBox • GV-AS100 With GV-ASBox • Support Doors  1 door to 2 doors • The card information  1000 to 40000 • The internet connection  RS485 to TCP/IP • I/O  3 IN / 2 Out to 11 IN / 10 Out

  35. GV-AS100GV-ASBox • GV-AS100 With GV-ASBox • Wigand interface  2 in total • RS485 interface  1 in total • GV-GF  4 in total ( ASBox )

  36. GV-AS100GV-ASBox • GV-AS100 With GV-ASBox • Web Setting Switch • When this switch is on, you can modify advance setting of GV-AS100 through the web interface. When the switch is off, advance setting are not accessible. • Briefly went through web interface of GV-AS100 with GVAS- box. ( Very similar to AS400 )

  37. Access Control AS-H04 Accessories

  38. Accessories • GV-Keypad • GV-Battery

  39. GV-Keypad • GV-Keypad • Load default in AS200 and ASBox • Upgrade Firmware • Setting Parameter, such as ID, local time • Display System information, such as memory status, IP address, firmware version…etc

  40. GV-Battery • GV-Battery • Act as UPS • 4 hours max Life span • Can be used in GV-AS200 Controller and other GeoVision device. • Recommended third party battery • Yuasa NPH 5-12 • GP1245 ( CSB )

  41. GV-Battery • GV-Battery • Minimum Requirement for the third-party battery • Voltage 12v with suggested 5A • Must have Terminal for Power cable connection • The size of Battery approximately around the below • Length 3.54” • Width 2.75” • Height 3.93”

  42. Access Control AS-H05 Advance Section – Demo

  43. Advance Section - Demo • How to connect GV-Reader via RS-485? • How to connect GV-Reader via Wiegand? • How to setup I/O in GV-AS 200 controller? • How to setup I/O in GV-AS400 controller? • How to setup I/O in GV-AS100 with ASBox controller? • How to add / delete a card in GV-AS100? • How to enable / disable a card in GV-AS100? • How to restore Factory Default in GV-AS100?

  44. Access Control Summary AS-H06

  45. Summary • Review All different Hardware’s features

  46. Summary • Review All different Hardware’s features

  47. Access Control FAQ

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