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- Page 1 System Hardware Manual Issue 03 8-October-2007...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
P2 Product Codes ....................2 Software ..................3 Hardware ..................4 3800 P2 Reader ....................4 3801 P2 Controller & 3802 P2.net Controller .................. 4 3803 P2 USB Interface ..................5 P2 Credentials ....................5 3804 Proximity Card ......................... 5 3805 Proximity Key Fob........................ - Page 3 Connections ........................... 18 Door Sensor ............................ 18 Request to Exit ..........................19 Locking Device ..........................19 Led’s ............................... 19 P2 USB Interface ..................... 20 Description ............................. 20 Box Contents ..........................20 Mounting ............................20 Connections ........................... 20 USB 2.0 Interface ..........................21 P2 Network.............................
- Page 4 ETHERNET (P2.net Only)......................... 25 NETWORK ............................25 FUNCTIONS ............................ 25 INTERFACE ............................25 READER ......................26 Issue 03 8-October-2007...
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Page 5: Introduction
The software interface of Doors Express and Doors Express Professional provides a setup wizard which will have the P2 system up and running in five simple steps! For ease of use, the P2 setup wizard will search for doors on the P2 network and add them automatically as well as allowing the user to easily add cards to the system. -
Page 6: System Overview
System Overview Figure 1 P2 Product Codes 3800 P2 Reader 3805-10 P2 Proximity Key fob (10 Pack) 3801 P2 Controller 3805-100 P2 Proximity Key fob (100 Pack) 3802 P2.net Controller 3806-10 P2 Proximity Sticky Dot (10 Pack) 3803 P2 USB Interface... -
Page 7: Software
Software “Doors Express” has a fantastic new design with a simple to use interface. Users can quickly learn the features of the P2 system. Doors Express provides you with many features including: Card Manager for quick and simple card holder management. -
Page 8: Hardware
(recommended) to an existing flush mount single gang switch box. Figure 2 3801 P2 Controller & 3802 P2.net Controller Both these controllers are supplied in a simple metal enclosure with cable entry points on each of the four sides and two in the back. -
Page 9: 3803 P2 Usb Interface
3804 Proximity Card The P2 Proximity Card is a passive RFID ISO proximity card for use with P2 systems. The card is credit card size and can be comfortably stored in a wallet or purse. The ISO proximity card is suitable for card printing enabling them to also serve as an identity card. -
Page 10: Quick Start Guide
What you will need P2 Controller 12V power supply. P2 Reader. P2 USB Interface PC running Windows Vista, XP Pro SP2 or 2000 SP4. Doors Express installation CD. Steps Involved Connect equipment together Install the Doors Express... -
Page 11: Connect Equipment Together
Connect equipment together Connect the reader, controller, Lock, PSU and USB interface as shown in Figure 5. Do not connect the USB lead to the PC at this stage. Figure 5 IMPORTANT NOTE Do not connect the USB lead to the PC at this stage. Wait until the software has been completely installed. -
Page 12: Installing Doors Express Or Doors Express Professional
Installing Doors Express or Doors Express Professional Insert the Doors Express CD. The setup screen should load automatically. If auto play is turned off on your PC and the setup screen does not start automatically, you can run autohtml.exe which can be found on the installation CD here: <CD drive letter>:\web\autohtml.exe. -
Page 13: Use The Setup Wizard To Scan For Connected Doors
Use the setup wizard to scan for connected doors The wizard will also at this stage ask you to connect your P2 USB adapter for the first time. (When connecting the USB cable to the PC, the system will automatically install the drivers for the USB network... - Page 14 Select the connectivity option for USB. The wizard will automatically search for all connected doors and display the doors found. Click ok and confirm that all the doors have been found (if a door is missing from the list that you have fitted, check the network wiring for faults or loose connections).
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Page 15: Use The Setup Wizard To Scan For Cards / Fobs
Use the setup wizard to scan for cards / fobs The wizard will now ask you if you wish to add cards to the system. Check the yes box to add the cards and click on “next”. - Page 16 Change the “Read card ID from” to the name of the door just added. Then present a test card to the reader connected to the P2 controller. The Card ID will be displayed in the “Card ID” box. This will match the number printed on the card or fob.
- Page 17 Figure 7 The screen in Figure 7 allows you to confirm that the details you have entered are correct. Click “Next” to advance to the confirmation screen with an overview of what the wizard will add to the system. Figure 8...
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Page 18: Test The Cards / Fobs
Test the cards / fobs This completes the basic P2 system setup. By following the instructions above you will now have a simple door access control system allowing access for a single valid card. Because we enabled the card and gave it an access level “All Doors”... -
Page 19: Hardware Reference
1 x Hardware Manual Mounting The P2 Controller and its power supply should be mounted in a secure location. This should ideally be as close to the door as possible (Max 100m cable run) to avoid volt drops. Figure 9 Lock Drive There are two voltage free relays (A &... -
Page 20: Door Interface Inputs
The End of Line Resistor jumper is set to N as default. This should be changed to Y if the P2 Controller is the first or last controller on the daisy chain network. -
Page 21: P2 Reader
The P2 Reader is weather protected and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Power The P2 Reader uses 12V DC and power is taken from the positive and negative connections of the Reader terminals on the P2 Controller board. -
Page 22: Mounting
Mounting Figure 11 Please note that the read range of the P2 Reader will be reduced when fitting the optional stainless steel plate for outdoor or vandal resistant protection. Connections The P2 Reader should be connected to the P2 Controller using a four core cable. The cable run should be no more than 100 metres. -
Page 23: Request To Exit
Request to Exit A normally open connection, or “push to make” connection, Request to Exit button may also be fitted to the P2 Reader. This will be piggy backed to the controller over reader interface. The P2 reader must be fitted to Reader... -
Page 24: P2 Usb Interface
Connections The USB cable is connected from the host PC using the USB socket at the bottom of the P2 USB Interface (before connecting the device for the first time it is important to install Doors Express first which will put the... -
Page 25: Usb 2.0 Interface
CAT 5) or screened twisted pair (STP). P2 Controllers can be further linked together in a “daisy chain”, to a maximum of 16 on the whole network, by wiring A to A and B to B using the Network terminals of the P2 Controllers. - Page 26 The P2 Network LED’s The green Poll LED signifies that the USB Interface is receiving data from the PC and the red Data LED signifies that there is data on the P2 network. Figure 16...
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Page 27: Pc Selection
PC Selection Selecting a right PC for an access control system is very important and can be a challenge. The following guidance notes are designed to help you through the selection process. Some of the considerations are as follows: Single PC or Client / Server PC configuration ... -
Page 28: Pc Specification
PC specification Minimum: 512 MB Recommended: 1 GB or higher depending on the operating system Hard Disk space 800 MB free space Processor Pentium III Compatible or higher Minimum: 500 MHz Recommended: 1 GHz or higher Internet Requirements Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 or later (prerequisite for .NET Framework) Prerequisite software Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SQL Server Setup requires Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.8... -
Page 29: Specification
Zoned APB Floor Plan Alarms Card data import CONTROLLER ETHERNET (P2.net Only) Speed 10 Base-T or 100 Base-T (Auto-sensing) Cable Category 5 Twisted Pair Copper (90 Metres max) NETWORK Cables BELDEN 8132, Cat 5 or Screened Cat 5 1000m max... - Page 30 Auxiliary inputs Fire, Intruder / Tamper Alarms PDO, Door Forced Supply 10 to 14V DC READER Supply Current 35 mA average, 90 mA Peak Operating Temperature -20 to 65 deg C Operating Humidity 0-95% relative humidity non-condensing Operating Frequency 125 KHz Weight TBD gm Cable...
- Page 31 3803 · 1, 2, 5 3804 · 2, 5 3805 · 2, 5 3806 · 2, 5 P2 Controller · 2, 4, 6, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 3808 · 2 P2 Network · 16, 21, 22 3809 · 2 P2 Reader ·...
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