FingerTec Newsletter

Configuration of Anti-passback in i-Kiosk 100

Configuration of Wiegand input and Output of Host and Client
The host must be connected to Wiegand 26-bits input. The host shall receive user ID from the client and the client must connect to the Wiegand 26-bits output. The client shall send user ID to the host.

In i-Kiosk 100

1 – Press Menu

2 – Select Comm.

3 – Select Wiegand

4 – Change the settings to below:

Input		Host (Wiegand Input)	Client (Wiegand output)
	Define	Wiegand26	Ignore
	Bit counts	26
	Pulse width	100 us (default)
	Pulse inter	1000 us (default)
	Input	ID NO.
Output	Format	Ignore	Wiegand 26 with site code
	Failed ID		OFF
	Site Code		OFF
	Pulse Width		100 us (default)
	Pulse Inter		1000 us (default)
	Output		ID NO.

5 – Restart the terminal

To ctivate the anti-passback function in both terminals, do these steps

1 – Press Menu

2 – Select User Mng

3 – Select Access

4 – Select Antipassback settings.

5 – Restart the terminal :

	Host	Client
APB Dire.	APB-Out/In	APB-Out/In
Local	Control In	Control Out

The connection to door lock system
Only host is connected to door lock system. Host is controlling the door lock mechanism, but not the client. When user is verified at the host terminal, the host will communicate with AdapTec AC to open or close the door. If user is verified at the client terminal, the client must send the user ID to the host, to make sure user that it is not blocked by “anti-passback”. If the user is blocked by “antipassback”, host will not allow AdapTec AC to open the door.

Therefore you only need to connect power from AdapTec AC to the client terminal. No other connection of door lock from client to the AdapTec AC is required. Now connect the host to AdapTec AC.