Passtech FX200 User Manual

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USER GUIDE
Furniture Lock
(model : FX200)
Passtech Co., Ltd.
Copyright ⓒ 2017 Passtech Inc. All rights reserved. You are strictly prohibited to copy, disclose, distribute,
or use this document in part or as a whole for any purposes other than those for which this document is
disclosed. This document is copyrighted and contains confidential information and other intellectual property
rights of Passtech Inc. Any unauthorized use, copy, disclosure or distribution constitutes infringement of
Passtech's intellectual property rights.

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  • Page 1 Passtech Co., Ltd. Copyright ⓒ 2017 Passtech Inc. All rights reserved. You are strictly prohibited to copy, disclose, distribute, or use this document in part or as a whole for any purposes other than those for which this document is disclosed.
  • Page 2 Passtech. Composition of the information in this manual has been done to the best of our knowledge. Passtech does not guarantee the correctness and completeness of the details given in this manual and may not be held liable for damages ensuing from incorrect or incomplete information.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    FX200 User Guide Table of Contents 1. Understanding FX200 FURNITURE LOCK ......... 4 What is FX200 FURNITURE LOCK? ..........4 Operating cards ................4 2. Types of Lock Operating Scenario ........... 5 Free Selection (Shared Use) ............5 Assigned Mode (Permanent Use) ..........5 Smart Assign mode (Shared or permanent use) ......
  • Page 4: Understanding Fx200 Furniture Lock

    1. Understanding FX200 FURNITURE LOCK What is FX200 FURNITURE LOCK? FX200 locker locks are the locker lock operated by either 13,56 MHz RF Card Key. FX200 can work as both offline (standalone) or online mode. To set FX200 as online system, additional peripherals such as Access point, Server and client software are necessary.
  • Page 5: Types Of Lock Operating Scenario

    FX200 User Guide 2. Types of Lock Operating Scenario FX200 locker locks are designed to work for the various operation requirements by simple set up process. Following operation modes can be programmed before or after lock installation. Free Selection (Shared Use) - User card is not assigned to any certain lock but User is free to select any empty locker to occupy.
  • Page 6: Rf Tag Uses

    Visitor receives RFID user card at the front desk and goes to the locker assigned to this card. Then he downloads Passtech Mobile App from Google play store and install it into his smartphone and then wakes up the lock with the user card and registers himself directly into the mobile App.
  • Page 7 FX200 User Guide Thus, the smartphone is fully synchronized with RF user card. (2) Setting up the lock and user card issue Since BLE mobile access key is fully synchronized with RF user card, the first step is to set up the locker lock with set up card in Assigned mode and issue the user card and assign it to the locker.
  • Page 8: Free Selection Mode

    FX200 User Guide locker. To open the locker, press the “lock icon” button on your mobile device monitor. (4) Multi-user and multi-locker There are four operation scenarios for BLE mobile access locking solution. An unlimited number of mobile devices can be assigned to one locker by syncing up with a card, but one mobile device can have only one card assigned, whereas one phone can operate up to 5 locker locks at the same time if its RF card have 5 locks assigned.
  • Page 9: Open & Close By Smartphone

    3.3.2 Open & Close by Smartphone (4) How it works ① Download Passtech Mobile App from Google play store and install it into his smartphone ② After running the App, choose ‘Free mode’ on the setting tab. ③ Then, you can freely choose any available lock to operate.
  • Page 10: Card Operation

    FX200 User Guide 4. Card Operation Owner Card The role of the Owner card is to delete the Master card registration. Therefore, Owner card will be used to delete current master card registration in the lock, and make the lock to be ready to register new Master Card.
  • Page 11: User Card

    FX200 User Guide ② Put the Maintenance card to the reader, and download the master card chip numbers to the Card. ③ Put the Maintenance card to the locks, then, new Master cards will be registered to the lock, and lost master card will be blocked.
  • Page 12: Assigned Mode (Permanent Use)

    FX200 User Guide please do not sway the card until the latch is moved. 4.3.2 Assigned Mode (Permanent Use) The initial status of the lock in Assigned Mode is closed status (latch out) ① Touch to wake up the lock.
  • Page 13: Audit Trail Card

    FX200 User Guide can be updated with Maintenance card. Audit Trail card ① Put Audit Trail Card to the lock. ② The latest event data (up to 150 events) will be downloaded from lock to the Card. Wait until melody is on.
  • Page 14: Indication Instruction

    FX200 User Guide 5. Indication Instruction Open/Close:GREEN LED on for 0.2 second, one beep sound for 0.2 second. Successful programming:Melody. Indicate for mistake:RED LED flashes 3 times, 3 beep sounds Low voltage:RED LED blinks 5 times, and beep sounds 5 times.
  • Page 15: Annex A Beep & Led Table

    FX200 User Guide ANNEX A Beep & LED Table Beep Description 1 x short beep 1 x Green(2sec) 2 x short beep 1 x Red(2sec) Operation Error 3 x short beep 1 x Red & Green in Time over turn(2sec) Do-Re-Mi Melody 1 x Red &...
  • Page 16 FX200 User Guide 1) Master card registration should be followed after deleting old Master card in the lock by Master card registration in the lock Owner card. was failed. 2) Put Master card on the lock before waiting time is out after Owner card.
  • Page 17: Regulatory Statement

    FX200 User Guide 7 Regulatory Statement FCC Part 15.105 statement (Class A) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.

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