Anviz GC100/GC150 Quick Guide

Product Overview

The Anviz GC100 and GC150 are professional fingerprint time attendance and access control systems designed to simplify workplace management.

Packing List

• Device
• Quick Guide & RFID Cards (x2)
• Screws
• USB Cable
• Accessory Package

Hardware Safety Instructions

To ensure safe operation and prevent damage:

• Avoid using oily water or sharp objects on the display screen and buttons.
• Handle the device with care to prevent falling, crashing, bending, or heavy pressing, as it contains fragile parts.
• The optimal working environment is indoors, with a recommended temperature range of -10°C to 50°C (14°F to 122°F).
• Gently wipe the screen and panel with soft materials; avoid water or detergent.
• The power supply for GC100 is DC 5V/1A, and for GC150 is DC 12V/1A. Extended power supply cables (over 5 meters) may affect performance.
• Do not install in locations with direct sunlight, moisture, dust, or soot.

Installation

Install the Device

1. Mount the back board on the wall and connect the wires.
2. Fix the device from the bottom and screw it into place.
3. Ensure the device is securely fixed.

Interface Description

The device features various interfaces for connectivity:

• TCP/IP: RJ45 Network port for Ethernet connectivity.
• Access Control I/O (GC150 Only): Terminals for connecting access control components like door locks, sensors, and exit buttons. Includes connections for NC (Normally Closed), NO (Normally Open), COM (Common), BELL+, BELL-, DC12V, D/M, D/S, WG0, WG1, 485A, 485B, GND.
• USB Host: For firmware updates or connecting external devices.
• Firmware Update: Dedicated connection for firmware updates.

Device Operation

How to Press Fingerprint

Correct Method:

• Press finger on the center of the sensor.
• Press finger flatly and smoothly on the sensor.
• Press fingertip.

Incorrect Method:

• Finger not placed on the center of the sensor.
• Inclined finger.

Basic Settings

Access the main menu by pressing the 'M' [Menu Button]. Navigate through settings using directional keys and confirm with 'OK'.

To access the management menu without an administrator password, press the 'M' [Menu Button].

Navigate to 'Setting' > 'Device' or 'Time' to configure basic parameters:

• Device ID: Unique identifier for the device.
• Volume: Adjust audio feedback volume.
• Standby Time: Set the duration before the device enters standby mode.
• Lock Delay: Configure delay for locking mechanisms.
• Sensor Always On: Option to keep the sensor active.
• Date: Set the current date.
• Time: Set the current time.
• Date Format: Choose between MM-DD-YY or other formats.
• Language: Select the display language (e.g., English).

How to Register a New User

1. Select 'User' from the main menu.
2. Select 'Add' and press 'OK'.
3. Fill in user information (User ID is required).
4. Select 'FP1' or 'FP2' to enroll fingerprints.
5. Follow the on-screen prompts to press the same finger on the sensor twice for enrollment.
6. Optionally, set a password or card for the user.
7. Assign the user to a group.
8. Press 'Save' to complete user registration.

Network Configuration

The devices support Ethernet and WiFi connectivity in Server and Client modes.

Ethernet Server Mode

Steps:

1. Connect the network cable.
2. Navigate to 'Network' > 'Common' to select the communication mode.
3. Select 'Ethernet Server' mode.
4. Configure static IP address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway IP address. The default communication port is 5010.
5. Save the settings.

Note: In Server Mode, the device acts as a server and requires a static IP address for the management software to pull data. DHCP is not supported.

Ethernet Client Mode

Steps:

1. Navigate to 'Network' > 'Common'.
2. Select 'Ethernet Client' mode.
3. Choose between 'Static' or 'DHCP' for network setup.
4. In 'Static' mode, enter the device's static IP, Subnet Mask, Gateway, and Server IP address (default port 5010).
5. In 'DHCP' mode, the device automatically acquires network information and requires the Server IP (default port 5010).
6. Use 'Get Local IP' to search for the device's IP address on the network.
7. Save the settings.

Note: In Client Mode, the device works as a client and pushes data to the management software server using a static IP address.

WiFi Server Mode (GC100-WiFi & GC150 only)

Steps:

1. Navigate to 'Common' > 'WiFi'.
2. Select 'WiFi Server' mode.
3. Configure the device's static IP address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway IP address. The default communication port is 5010.
4. Save the network setup.

Note: WiFi Server Mode requires a static IP address for communication. The management software pulls data via command.

WiFi Client Mode (GC100-WiFi & GC150 only)

Steps:

1. Navigate to 'Common' > 'WiFi'.
2. Select 'WiFi Client' mode.
3. Choose between 'Static' or 'DHCP'.
4. In 'Static' mode, enter the device's static IP, Subnet Mask, Gateway, and Server IP address (default port 5010).
5. In 'DHCP' mode, the device automatically acquires network information and requires the Server IP (default port 5010).
6. Use 'Get Local IP' to search for the device's IP address.
7. Save the settings.

Notes:

• WiFi connection does not support hidden networks.
• WiFi passwords support alphanumeric characters up to 16 characters.
• It is recommended to use 'WIFI Client - DHCP' mode for WiFi connection.

Access Control Wiring (GC150)

The GC150 can be wired to various access control components:

• Power Supply: Connect to DC12V.
• Door Lock: Connect to COM, NO (Normally Open) or NC (Normally Closed) terminals depending on the lock type.
• Exit Button: Connect to the designated terminals.
• Door Open Sensor: Connect to the designated terminals.
• Wiegan Card Reader: Connect to WG0, WG1, GND terminals.
• Other connections: BELL+, BELL-, 485A, 485B, D/M, D/S.

GC150 & Anviz SC011 Integration

The SC011 can be integrated with the GC150 for an access control system using Anviz encrypted Wiegand code.

Step 1: Setup GC150 Wiegand Output Mode

1. Access the device management menu ('M' [Menu Button]).
2. Navigate to 'Setting' > 'WG/Card'.
3. Select 'WG Output' and choose 'Anviz WG'.
4. Save the setup.

Step 2: Authorize the GC150 device with SC011

1. Activate the 'Program Switch' on the SC011.
2. Verify a registered user on the GC150. The SC011 should beep and show a green LED upon successful authorization.
3. Deactivate the program status on the SC011.

Software and Support

Download management software such as CrossChex Standard from the Anviz website or provided links.

Contact Information:

• Call: +1-855-ANVIZ4U | +1-855-268-4948 (MON-FRI 5AM-5PM Pacific Time)
• Text: +1-408-837-7536 (MON-FRI 5AM-5PM Pacific Time)
• Email: support@anviz.com (24 Hours Answer)
• Community: Join community.anviz.com for questions and suggestions.