background image

 

13 

5 Sound and Light Prompt 

5.1 86 Box and Slim Models 

Table 5-1 Sound and light prompt description 

Situation 

Sound and Light Prompt 

Power on. 

Buzz once. 
The indicator is solid blue. 

Removing the Device. 

Long buzz for 15 seconds. 

Pressing buttons. 

Short buzz once. 

Alarm triggered by the controller. 

Long buzz for 15 seconds. 

RS–485 communication and swiping an 
authorized card. 

Buzz once. 
The indicator flashes green once, and then 

turns to solid blue as standby mode. 

RS–485 communication and swiping an 
unauthorized card. 

Buzz four times. 
The indicator flashes red once, and then turns 
to solid blue as standby mode. 

Abnormal 485 communication and swiping an 

authorized/unauthorized card. 

Buzz three times. 
The indicator flashes red once, and then turns 
to solid blue as standby mode. 

Wiegand communication and swiping an 
authorized card. 

Buzz once. 
The indicator flashes green once, and then 

turns to solid blue as standby mode. 

Wiegand communication and swiping an 

unauthorized card. 

Buzz three times. 
The indicator flashes red once, and then turns 

to solid blue as standby mode. 

Software updating or waiting for update in 

BOOT. 

The indicator flashes blue until update is 

completed. 

5.2 Fingerprint Model 

Table 5-2 Sound and light prompt description 

Situation 

Sound and Light Prompt 

Device is powered on. 

Buzz once. 
The indicator is solid blue. 

Removing the Device. 

Long buzz for 15 seconds. 

Alarm linkage triggered by the controller. 

485 communication and swiping an 
authorized card. 

Buzz once. 
The indicator flashes green once, and then 
turns to solid blue as standby mode. 

485 communication and swiping an 
unauthorized card. 

Buzz four times. 
The indicator flashes red once, and then turns 
to solid blue as standby mode. 

Summary of Contents for DHI-ASR2101A

Page 1: ...Card Reader User s Manual V1 0 2 ...

Page 2: ...otection Notice As the device user or data controller you might collect the personal data of others such as their face fingerprints and license plate number You need to be in compliance with your local privacy protection laws and regulations to protect the legitimate rights and interests of other people by implementing measures which include but are not limited Providing clear and visible identifi...

Page 3: ...f there is any doubt or dispute we reserve the right of final explanation Upgrade the reader software or try other mainstream reader software if the manual in PDF format cannot be opened All trademarks registered trademarks and company names in the manual are properties of their respective owners Please visit our website contact the supplier or customer service if any problems occur while using th...

Page 4: ...ensure personal safety including wearing a helmet and safety belts Do not place the Card Reader in a place exposed to sunlight or near heat sources Keep the Card Reader away from dampness dust and soot Install the Card Reader on a stable surface to prevent it from falling Install the Card Reader in a well ventilated place and do not block its ventilation Use an adapter or cabinet power supply prov...

Page 5: ... splash liquid onto the Card Reader and make sure that there is no object filled with liquid on the Card Reader to prevent liquid from flowing into it Do not disassemble the Card Reader without professional instruction ...

Page 6: ... 3 Installation 5 3 1 Installing the 86 Box Model 5 3 2 Installing the Slim Model 6 3 3 Installing the Fingerprint Model 7 4 Configuring Bluetooth Card Reader 11 5 Sound and Light Prompt 13 5 1 86 Box and Slim Models 13 5 2 Fingerprint Model 13 6 Unlocking the Door 15 7 Updating the System 16 7 1 Updating through SmartPSS Lite 16 7 2 Updating through Config Tool 16 Appendix 1 Cybersecurity Recomme...

Page 7: ...PSAM card slot and PSAM card and supports CPU card identification with improved security based on the SM1 cryptographic algorithm applicable to the Device with CPU card reading function Supports communication through RS 485 and Wiegand fingerprint card reader and QR code reader only support RS 485 Supports online update Supports tamper alarm Built in buzzer and indicator light Built in watchdog to...

Page 8: ...sions of the 86 box model mm inch The 86 box model can be further divided into Bluetooth card reader QR code card reader and general card reader according to their functions 1 2 2 Slim Model Figure 1 2 Dimensions of the slim model mm inch ...

Page 9: ...3 Slim model can be further divided into Bluetooth card reader and general card reader according to their functions 1 2 3 Fingerprint Model Figure 1 3 Dimensions of the fingerprint model mm inch ...

Page 10: ... using Wiegand protocol Green D0 Brown LED Wiegand responsive signal effective only when using Wiegand protocol Yellow RS 485_B Purple RS 485_A 5 core Cables for the Fingerprint Model Table 2 2 Cable connection description 2 Color Port Description Red RD PWR 12 VDC Black RD GND Blue CASE Tamper alarm signal Yellow RS 485_B Purple RS 485_A Table 2 3 Cable specification and length Device Type Connec...

Page 11: ...ch the card reader to the bracket from top down 5 Screw in 2 screws on the bottom of the card reader Figure 3 1 Wall mount Wall mount 1 Drill holes on the wall 2 Put 4 expansion bolts into the holes 3 Wire the card reader through the slot of the bracket 4 Use two M3 screws to mount the bracket on the wall 5 Attach the card reader to the bracket from top down 6 Screw in 2 screws on the bottom of th...

Page 12: ... wiring cable outlet is not required Step 2 Put 3 expansion bolts into the holes Step 3 Wires of the Device and pass the wires through the slot of the bracket Step 4 Use three M3 screws to mount the bracket on the wall Step 5 Attach the card reader to the bracket from top down Step 6 Screw in one M2 screw on the bottom of the card reader ...

Page 13: ...7 Figure 3 3 In wall wiring Figure 3 4 Surface mounted wiring 3 3 Installing the Fingerprint Model Procedure Step 1 Drill 4 holes and one cable outlet on the wall ...

Page 14: ...le outlet is not required Step 2 Put 3 expansion bolts into the holes Step 3 Use three M3 screws to mount the bracket to the wall Step 4 Wiring the Device Step 5 Attach the device to the bracket from top down Figure 3 5 In wall wiring ...

Page 15: ...evice toward until you hear a click sound and the installation completes Figure 3 7 Secure the card reader Related Operations To remove the card reader from the wall use the screwdriver pry the card reader open from the bottom until you hear a click sound ...

Page 16: ...10 Figure 3 8 Remove the card reader ...

Page 17: ...fully assigned to users For details see the user manual of the SmartPSS Lite Easy4Key app is installed on the phone Procedure Step 1 Log in to the SmartPSS Lite Step 2 Select Access Solution Personnel Manager Step 3 Select the added user and click Figure 4 1 User Step 4 Click Certification and then click Figure 4 2 Certification Step 5 Open Easy4Key on the phone and the tap Add Access Control Step...

Page 18: ...12 After the card is successfully added the user can open the door through Easy4Key on the phone The distance between the phone and the card reader must be less than 10 m Figure 4 3 Easy4Key ...

Page 19: ...solid blue as standby mode Wiegand communication and swiping an authorized card Buzz once The indicator flashes green once and then turns to solid blue as standby mode Wiegand communication and swiping an unauthorized card Buzz three times The indicator flashes red once and then turns to solid blue as standby mode Software updating or waiting for update in BOOT The indicator flashes blue until upd...

Page 20: ...nd interval The indicator flashes green once and then turns to solid blue as standby mode 485 communication and swiping an unauthorized fingerprint Buzz once and then four times The indicator flashes red once and then turns to solid blue as standby mode Fingerprint operations including adding deleting and synchronization The indicator flashes green Exiting fingerprint operations including adding d...

Page 21: ...n tap Unlock the door through user password Enter the user ID and tap and then enter the user password and tap Unlock the door through card password Swipe card enter the password and then tap If the password is correct the indicator is green and the buzzer sound once If the password is incorrect the indicator is red and the buzzer sounds 4 times RS 485 communication or sounds 3 times Wiegand commu...

Page 22: ... 4 Click Upgrade The indicator of the Card Reader flashes blue until the update is completed and then the Card Reader automatically restarts 7 2 Updating through Config Tool Prerequisites The Card Reader was added to the access controller through RS 485 wires The access controller and Card Reader are powered on Procedure Step 1 Install and open the Configtool and then select Device upgrade Step 2 ...

Page 23: ...gement to prevent unauthorized personnel from carrying out physical contacts such as damaging hardware unauthorized connection of removable equipment such as USB flash disk serial port etc 2 Change Passwords Regularly We suggest that you change passwords regularly to reduce the risk of being guessed or cracked 3 Set and Update Passwords Reset Information Timely The device supports password reset f...

Page 24: ... in without authorization Check equipment log By viewing the logs you can know the IP addresses that were used to log in to your devices and their key operations 12 Network Log Due to the limited storage capacity of the equipment the stored log is limited If you need to save the log for a long time it is recommended that you enable the network log function to ensure that the critical logs are sync...

Reviews: