HDWR Global AC700LF Rfid Card Access Keypad and Password
Specifications:
- Access Keypad: SecureEntry-AC700LF
- Wiegand Output: Yes
- Proximity Reader: Integrated
- Water Resistance: Yes
- Input Voltage: 9-18V DC
- LED Color: Green
- Buzzer: Included
- Default Wiegand Output Format: 26 bits
Product Usage Instructions:
Installation:
The access keypad can be installed both indoors and in harsh environmental conditions due to its water resistance. Ensure the device is securely mounted at the desired location.
Connection:
Connect the device using the following color-coded connections:
Color | Function |
---|---|
Red | Power + |
Black | GND |
Green | D0 |
White | D1 |
Brown | LED Control |
Yellow | Buzzer Control |
Programming:
To program the device, follow these steps:
- Enter Programming Mode by pressing * (Master Code) #
- Update Master Code by entering 0 (New Master Code) # and repeating the new code
- Set Wiegand output format by pressing 1 (26-37) #
- Adjust PIN format by pressing 2 0# for 4 bits, 2 4# for 8 bits, or 2 8# for virtual card number format
- Set keyboard backlight by pressing 3 0# to turn off after inactivity or 3 1# to keep it on (default)
Automatic Shutdown:
To enable automatic shutdown, press * (Master Code) # 3 0# to turn off the backlight after 20s of inactivity.
Factory Reset:
To perform a factory reset, turn off the power, press and hold *, then turn on the power. Release the key after hearing 3 beeps.
Specifications:
- Warranty: 1 year
- Material: ABS
- Verification Type: RFID Card, Password
- Device type: RFID card access keypad and password
- Number of buttons: 12
- Keyboard and keys: silicone keys
- Reading distance: 3 ~8 cm
- Cards read: EM
- Operating frequency: 125 kHz
- Interface: Wiegand 26
- Access control: yes
- Working Voltage: DC 12~18V
- Standby Current: ≤35mA
- Ingress Protection: IP66
- Operating temperature: -40°C ~ 60°C
- Operating Humidity: 0%~95%
- Product dimensions: 12.2 x 5 x 2.1 cm
- Package dimensions: 13 x 7.5 x 5.5 cm
- Product weight: 155 g
- Weight with packaging: 210 g
Set contents:
- RFID access keypad with cables
- Screws and mounting pins
- Special Key
- Manual
Features:
- The robust design and IP66 rating make the units resistant to water streaks, so they can be mounted at the entrance of a building
- The access keypad has a built-in RFID card reader, which, when combined with an electronic lock, allows you to open the door not only after entering the password, but also after reading the card
- The device supports DC 12 ~18V and 125 kHz frequency
- Compact and lightweight
Introduction
The device is an access keypad with a Wiegand output and an integrated proximity reader, and thanks to its water resistance, it can be installed both indoors and in harsh environmental conditions.
Features:
- Resistant to water ingress, IP66 compliant
- Programmable Wiegand output: 26~37 bits
- Programmable keyboard transmission: 4-bit, 8-bit, or virtual card number format
- External LED and buzzer control
Installation
- Drill 2 holes (A, C) on the wall for screws and one hole (B) for the cable.
- Drive the rubber pins into the holes (A, C).
- Attach the back cover to the wall using 2 screws.
- Pull the cable through the cable hole (B).
- Attach the appliance to the back cover.
Connection
Colour | Function | Comments |
Red | Power + | +DC (9~18V DC) |
Black | GND | Ground |
Green | D0 | Date 0 |
White | D1 | Date 1 |
Brown | LED | Green LED Control |
Yellow | Buzzer | Buzzer control |
Drawing Connection Diagram
Programming
Change the configuration settings according to the app (optional). Multiple configuration settings can be changed at the same time: enter programming mode, change the desired settings, and then exit programming mode.
Entering the Preset Mode
Press * for 5 seconds until you hear a beep, enter the master code #
Set the master code
A master code of 4-6 digits is used to prevent unauthorized access to the system. To connect to the keyboard reader, the manager will need the master code (factory default code 1234).
We recommend that you update immediately and register a new master code.
Programming step | Key Combination |
Entering Programming Mode | * (Master Code) # |
Master Code Update | 0 (New Master Code) # Repeat New Master Code) #
(Master Code Is 4-6 Digits) |
Exit Programming Mode | * |
Setting the Wiegand output format
Programming step | Key Combination |
Entering Programming Mode | * (Master Code) # |
Format settings | 1 (26-37) #
(Factory default: 26 bits for EM 125 kHz) |
Exit Programming Mode | * |
Setting the PIN format
Programming step | Key Combination |
Entering Programming Mode | * (Master Code) # |
Format settings | 2 0# (Virtual Card Number)
2 4# (4 bits, default)2 8# (8 bits) |
Exit Programming Mode | * |
Setting the keyboard backlight
Programming step | Key Combination |
Entering Programming Mode | * (Master Code) # |
Automatic shutdown | 3 0# (The backlight will turn off after
20s inactivity) |
On all the time | 3 1# (default) |
Disabled | 3 2 # |
Exit Programming Mode | * |
Factory reset
Turn off the power, press “*” and hold, then turn on the power, release the * key until you hear 3 beeps.
Function Table
Card reading |
The LED will illuminate green and the buzzer will beep. meanwhile, the reader sends
a Wiegand signal |
External LED control |
When the input voltage for the LED is low, the LED will turn
green |
External buzzer control |
When the input voltage of the buzzer is low, the buzzer will
make a sound |
Wiegand Data Output |
Wiegand 26~37 bits available for the reader.
Factory default settings: 26 bits. |
PIN Output Format
The default keyboard transmission format is 4 bits, 8 bits, or a virtual card number format, which can be customized.
4 bits
- The reader will transmit PIN data each time a key is pressed: 1 (0001), 2 (0010), 3 (0011)
- 4 (0100), 5 (0101), 6 (0110)
- 7 (0111), 8 (1000), 9 (1001)
- * (1010), 0 (0000), # (1011)
8 bits
- The reader will transmit PIN data each time a key is pressed: 1 (1110 0001), 2 (1101 0010), 3 (1100 0011)
- 4 (1011 0100), 5 (1010 0101), 6 (1001 0110)
- 7 (1000 0111), 8 (0111 1000), 9 (0110 1001)
- (0101 1010), 0 (1111 0000), # (0100 1011)
Virtual card number
The reader will transmit the PIN data when the last key (#) after the PIN is pressed.
Example: PIN: 999999. Press 999999# and then the output format will be 0000999999.
FAQS
Q: How do I update the Master Code?
A: To update the Master Code, enter Programming Mode and follow the steps outlined in the user manual.
Q: What is the default Wiegand output format?
A: The default Wiegand output format is 26 bits for EM 125 kHz.
Q: How can I adjust the PIN format?
A: You can adjust the PIN format by entering Programming Mode and selecting the desired format (4 bits, 8 bits, or virtual card number).
Documents / Resources
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