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  • Page 1 HWg-SH4 User guide...

  • Page 2: Safety Information

    Using the device in a manner other than recommended by a manufacturer may cause its protection to fail. Switches, fuses and means of current protection have to be a part of a construction unit. A manufacturer is not responsible for the device, unless it is used with a supplied or accepted power supply. Safety information HWg-SH4...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Online mode Usage options Control without door codes (without the keyboard) Control with door codes (with the keyboard) Usage options of HWg-SH4 and subordinated units Adding HWg-SH4x module into HWg-SH4 system Logic architecture of the system Usage examples Use of HWg-SH4 in small applications...

  • Page 4: Hwg-Sh4

    HWg-SH4 Access system HWg-SH4, together with central surveillance system HWg-DCD, is designed for access control in data centers, technological rooms, commercial spaces, apartment houses and offices. Ethernet Set RFID1 RFID2 Relay Power 120,0 106,0 100,0 Power/ Lock 2 Lock 1...

  • Page 5: Basic Features

    • HWg-SH4s units contain one channel (module) for door control • HWg-SH4s and HWg-SH4e units can be combined in one system • Max. number of door channels (modules) controlled by one HWg-SH4 device is 34, including two HWg-SH4 channels Online / Offline mode •...

  • Page 6: Connectors

    3 - Txd Lock 2 Power/ Lock 1 Status 4 - GND blue 5 - in 1 6 - D0/Rxd green 7 - + 12V white brown RFID connectors RFID1, 8 - D1 brown RFID2 – connections Connectors HWg-SH4...

  • Page 7: First Start

    • Start HWg-Config by clicking on its icon – software will automatically search for connected devices Automatic search works only in a local network. • HWg-SH4 can be identified by its MAC address (printed on the side of the device) Double-click...
  • Page 8 More in restoring the default settings chapter. WWW interface WWW interface of the device can be opened by one of the following steps: • Open the device’s IP address in a web browser • Click the IP address in HWg-Config application First start HWg-SH4...

  • Page 9: Web Interface

    Door closed and Door closed Door opened Door opened and Door disconnected unlocked – can be and locked and unlocked locked – door opened – connection with opened by an authorized user, module lost waiting to be closed First start HWg-SH4...

  • Page 10: Mode Selection

    Mode selection For testing of HWg-SH4 in offline mode you can keep the unit in the default settings, only with connected RFID reader. Offline mode Offline mode enables users to start using the access system HWg-SH4 immediatelly. Users can be added, edited or removed manually on the User DB tab. This way of use is preferred to be used only for managing a single HWg-SH4 unit with a small number of users.

  • Page 11: Usage Options Of Hwg-Sh4 And Subordinated Units

    • HWg-SH4s units contain one channel (module) for door control • HWg-SH4s and HWg-SH4e units can be combined within one system • max number of door channels (modules) controlled by one HWg-SH4 unit is 34, including two channels on HWg-SH4 Connected modules communicate with HWg-SH4 using a TCP connection.

  • Page 12: Logic Architecture Of The System

    => OBJECT => ELEMENT. • Modules are physical devices like the HWg-SH4, HWg-SH4e, HWg-SH4s and others. Each module contains one or more objects. • Object represents door type objects, RFID readers and relay type objects – (Relay type objects chapter). Each object contains one or more elements.

  • Page 13: Usage Examples

    RFID tags. Apartment building access system HWg-SH4 can be used as an access system for apartment houses or offices. A typical application can be using RFID reader for access from the outside of the building, together with an exit button installed on the inner side of the door. To enter the house you can then simply use the RFID tag and to leave the building you can press an exit button.
  • Page 14 Access into a company building with a gate HWg-SH4 can be used for entry gates on company parking lots. One RFID reader with a keyboard would control the entry gate and another reader with a keyboard would then control access into the building (the gate and the door require differend codes assigned).

  • Page 15: Use Of Hwg-Sh4 In It Environment

    HWg-SH4 unit is then installed inside the rack and the RFID reader is placed on one of the doors (or both). If there is only a single HWg-SH4, it can be simply configured in offline mode through its WWW interface.
  • Page 16 A solution using remote HWg-SH4e/HWg-SH4s units One of the main advantages of the HWg-SH4 system is the option to use one control unit with several subordinated HWg-SH4e or HWg-SH4s units. In such cases a use of RFID reader with a keyboard connected to HWg-SH4 is expected. Individual doors have their own unique numbers corresponding with a door (key/lock) number or with a number of the rack cabinet (where the number is then used as a door code).
  • Page 17 Solution with 8x HWg-SH4s In this application the HWg-SH4 serves only as a terminal connected to an RFID reader, while subordinate units control all the locks. A door to be opened is defined by a code entered on the keypad.

  • Page 18: Thorough Description Of The Www Interface

    General Setup is used to set basic operational parameters of HWg-SH4. Base section • Device Name – (HWg-SH4) – helps to distinguish between different HWg-SH4’s in one network. Device name can be up to 16 characters long WWW Info Text •...

  • Page 19: E-Mail

    1. Correct Gateway IP address 2. DNS server in the network settings 3. SMTP server and its port 4. Activated authentication and correct login name and password 5. Disabled spam filter of the mailbox Description of the WWW interface HWg-SH4...
  • Page 20 FROM • – e-mail address of a sender - HWg-SH4 unit. Address can be required by SMTP servers and can be used for HWg-SH4 device identification, eventually for filtering and further processing of alarm messages. •...
  • Page 21 Can be also used to test the entered settings. Time Setup section Time Setup section allows you to enter actual time and date manually, in case you cannot use the synchronisation with a timeserver. Description of the WWW interface HWg-SH4...

  • Page 22: Snmp Tab

    – port for SNMP communication – in default 161 SNMP Access section Community • – name of SNMP community for access to HWg-SH4 over SNMP . 2 communities can be defined and each can have rights assigned to: Read •...
  • Page 23 Show OID keys table This function prints out the full variables tree together with full SNMP OID and notes about the type of variables. For connecting HWg-SH4 into 3rd party monitoring system you may need a MIB file under the Download MIB file link.

  • Page 24: Remote Sms Tab

    Available events: • RFID Tag invalid code – unknown code loaded • RFID Tag valid code – valid code loaded Send Remote SMS testing messages section • Test – sends a test SMS Description of the WWW interface HWg-SH4...

  • Page 25: Dcd Server

    – offline mode Server Address • – IP address of the HWg-DCD server • Server IP Port – TCP port for HWg-DCD • DCD Username/DCD Password – user login and password for HWg-DCD access Description of the WWW interface HWg-SH4...

  • Page 26: User Db

    Shows log of the most recent events, with options of adding and removing users. This option is very useful for managing larger amount of users.After reading the tag you can immediately start to work with the tag’s details. Description of the WWW interface HWg-SH4...
  • Page 27 User table section Index • – unique identification of a user within the HWg-SH4. • Name – firs name of the tag user • Surname – surname of the tag user • Card ID – unique identification of an RFID tag •...

  • Page 28: Modules

    On this page it is necessary to add: • Module Name – the module will be identified under this name in the HWg-SH4 and HWg-DCD systems. • Type – type of the connected module. Available options are HWg-SH4e, HWg-SH4s and Hermes10 (discontinued).

  • Page 29: Objects Configuration

    Objects configuration This page is used for thorough configuration of objecs, as setting the locks types, RFID readers, etc. Door type object Description of the WWW interface HWg-SH4...
  • Page 30 – time for which the door stays unlocked / unblocked. The time is set in seconds • Keyboard Code – sets the numeric code for the RFID reader keypad, used for unlocking individual door locks. RFID type object Description of the WWW interface HWg-SH4...

  • Page 31: System Tab

    It also offers restart options or tools for firmware update. Download section Backup configuration • – by clicking the link you can save the actual HWg-SH4 configuration and later restore this configuration or load it to another device SNMP MIB Table •...

  • Page 32: Hwg-Dcd

    Communication between HWg-SH4 and DCD is done via a closed and encrypted protocol of HWg-DCD, based on the TCP/IP principle where the HWg-SH4 is a TCP client. Each unit creates a permanent TCP connection after it is powered on and in case that any event appears on the side of HWg-SH4 (loaded card, entered code, door opened…), the device notifies the server.
  • Page 33 Configuration changes are processed in both DB and the device at the same time in order to make work with HWg-DCD more fluent. Connection between HWg-SH4 and HWg-DCD is caused by any action on the side of the HWg-SH4, or randomly in 30-90s period. Any changes done in HWg-DCD will then be applied in less than 90 seconds.

  • Page 34: Hwg-Dcd Interface

    Locations can have sublocations to be more accurate: • Server House Brno • Building A • 1st floor • Section A • Section B • Row 1 • Row 2 • 2nd floor • Buildning B • Server House Praha HWg-DCD HWg-SH4...
  • Page 35 – Shows individual door type objects and allows administrators to group the objects into logical units (HW group Praha, HW group Wien, HW group London, etc.). One door can be part of any number of groups. This view does not show RFID or relay type objecs, only the door objects.
  • Page 36 Events log in the HWg-DCD is useful for calibrating the application or for dealing with client’s problems with the system. More information can be found in Application note on the manufac- turer’s websites or on request from your local distributor. HWg-DCD HWg-SH4...

  • Page 37: Typical Operations

    Adding devices Add/Edit Devices In the tabs list you can activate mode. You can then see all subordinated devices in the objects window. Choose an object and open an adding dialog window by right clicking on this object. HWg-DCD HWg-SH4...

  • Page 38: Technical Specifications

    Temperature range Operating: -30 to +85 °C / Storage: -35 to +85 °C Dimensions / Weight 145 x 90 x 45 [mm] / 225 g FCC Part 15, Class B, CE - EN 55022, EN 55024, EN 61000 Technical specifications HWg-SH4...
  • Page 39 Power supply output HWg-SH4 offers PWR OUT for power supply of connected sensors and detectors, for instance smoke detectors. PWR OUT = PWR IN Voltage on PWR OUT is equal to the input voltage of the HWg-SH4! 9-30V PWR IN...

  • Page 40: Connecting Hwg-Sh4 Accessories

    Connecting HWg-SH4 accessories Connecting RFID readers RFID readers can be connected to HWg-SH4 by a pair of RJ45 connectors. Only one reader can be connected to each connector (object). Types of connected readers can be different. RJ45 standard B - colours...
  • Page 41 Use the supplied strap to prevent Check the correct functionality the cable from being pulled out of the reader. of the connector. Cut off the spare part of the strap. Connecting HWg-SH4 accessories HWg-SH4...

  • Page 42: Connection Of Individual Lock Types

    - Door contact (dry contact is closed when the door is closed) • - Not used • - Exit Button (closing the dry contact unlocks the door) Connecting lock E-lock BeFo 512 Connection with exit button included (optional) + detail of connection Connecting HWg-SH4 accessories HWg-SH4...
  • Page 43 Connecting E-lock XPO-211 lock + detail of connection Connecting HWg-SH4 accessories HWg-SH4...
  • Page 44 Power +12V = Power Out +U pin Not used Control Signal to Rele NO pin - Rele COM connect to Power orange Out +U pin blue white Lock status to IN2 pin blue Mech status to IN3 pin Connecting HWg-SH4 accessoriesa HWg-SH4...

  • Page 45: Restoring The Default Settings

    Turn the device off by disconnecting the power supply Swith the DIP1 ON Turn the device on (switch the power supply) Wait approximately 15 seconds Turn off the power supply Turn the DIP1 OFF Turn the power supply back on Restoring the default settings HWg-SH4...

  • Page 46: Notes

    Notes...
  • Page 48 HW group s.r.o Rumunská 26/122 Praque 2, 120 00 Czech republic Tel.+420 222 511 918 Fax.+420 222 513 833 www.HW-group.com...

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