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1. How to make sure that the communication
between controller and RS-485 reader or controller and PC
is working normally?
Pressing ¡°7#" on the controller keypad, LCD will display
2 monitoring lines. 1st line signify the communication between
controller and PC or main controller; 2nd line representing
communication status between controller and RS-485 reader.
The displayed figure should have uniform changes if RS-485
is running normally. If figures stop to change, that means
communication breakage.
User can perform remote monitoring on controller status
via Access Control Management Software, CS (Communication
Server) module. When there is communication, the status
button will shows green otherwise red.
2. After flashing the card, controller's
LCD does not display card number nor had display wrong card
number?
2.1. Make sure to ground power supply from controller and reader. If both uses separate power supply, use a wire to join together ground wire of both devices.
2.2. Check that the 2 wiegand wires are not connected wrongly.
2.3. Check the controller's wiegand setting has to be tally with the wiegand reader output format. If reader format is 26 bits then the controller's wiegand setting has to set to 26 bit. Factory default on controller's wiegand setting is 26 bits.
2.4. Make sure that card used is compatible to the reader. E.g. Mifare card is cannot be used with EM reader.
3. Can SK series of controller connect
to 34 bits wiegand reader?
Yes. Has to change the wiegand setting using controller¡¯s
keypad; please refer user manual for detail instruction.
Factory default is set to wiegand 26 bits with 1st bit Even
and last bit Odd. Can also connect to wiegand 32 bits card
reader like HID R10 reader.
4. How to connect RS-485 Converter to PC and controller?
RS-485 converter is used to convert RS-485 signal from controller to RS-232 signal to be sent to PC. Therefore, one end of the converter will connect to controller and the other end to PC. As shown on diagram ...


5. How to connect wiegand reader to controller?
As shown on diagram£º

6. How to connect RS-485 reader to controller
As shown on diagram£º

7. How to make use of "AutoDI" on SK controller to activate auto alarm triggering function?
7.1. Connect sensor signal to Controller's TTL / Optocoupler input. Sensor can be of magnetic door, magnetic window, infrared curtain, smoke detector, infrared beam, voice-activated switch etc.
7.2. Connect alarm device to controller's alarm output.
7.3. On the controller's [Advanced Menu], set AutoDI to include DI input, Time Zone Table, Alarm Output and Delay Alarm Time.
7.4. In the time zone table, once the controller received alarm signal from the sensor, the alarm will activate the corresponding output, the alarm system connected to will then generate light and sound alarm.
7.5. Press [3] on the controller keypad follow by keying in 8 digits PIN to manually deactivate or stops AutoDI or corresponding alarm.
8. What is optocoupler input? What is
the different between TTL input and optocoupler input?
8.1. Optocoupler uses a beam of light to transmit the signals
or data across an electrical barrier, and achieve
excellent isolation, the current is usually in between 4mA~22mA.
Whereas TTL is relying on high-low
electric level to generate input signal; A TTL input signal
is defined as "low" when <0.7V with respect
to the ground terminal, and "high" when between 2.5V - VCC.
8.2.Both end of optocoupler can be at 5V ~ 24V, 4mA~ 22mA.
TTL is based on high-low electric level which voltage
should not go beyond rated VCC; generally 5V.
8.3.Under normal circumstances, dry contact signals such
as switching relay signals are treated as controller's
TTL input, and voltage current signals such as the photoelectric
switch are consider controller's
optocoupler input.
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