Iron logic Z-5R WEB mini User Manual

Z-5R WEB mini
Controller Z-5R WEB mini
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
Controller Z-5R WEB mini is intended for use in access control systems
(ACS) and provides control of a single access (pass) point.
Controller operation management (changing the operating modes and key database) is
possible in the standalone mode using master keys or via an integrated web interface, as well as
using an external controlling software in the so-called network mode. Additionally, in network
mode, it is possible for the controlling software to receive the controller event log.
In both modes, the controller makes the decision to allow access independently based on the
internal key database and the current mode of operation regardless of the existence of a
connection with the controlling software. To operate in the network mode or with the integrated
web interface, the controller must be connected to the Wi-Fi network.
In the configuration mode, the controller itself becomes an access point providing the means of
communication with it to connect it to an existing Wi-Fi network and configure other parameters.
Access through the pass point is carried out based on checking the status of the presented
identifiers (proximity cards, Touch Memory keys or pin codes), which will be hereinafter referred to
as keys.
By their functional purpose, the controller distinguishes between keys intended for passes and
keys intended for programming the controller.
Pass keys can be common and blocking. Blocking keys have a higher status.
In normal mode, the controller "allows" to pass using both common and blocking keys.
In the "Lock" mode, the passage through the blocking keys is allowed but the passage through
the common keys is closed (for example, when issuing common keys to employees and blocking
keys to security officers,
it is possible to provide passage to all categories of employees during working hours in normal
mode, but only security officers will be allowed to pass at night in the lock mode).
The keys for programming the controller are called master keys. They are designed only for
programming the controller without a computer and not intended for passage. Master keys
allow you to: add/remove common, blocking and master keys, set the time of sending the opening
signal to the locking device (access permissions), enable/disable the "Accept" pass mode.
In the "Accept" mode, any key is perceived as resolved and written into the controller memory
as a common key for passing. The mode is used to generate a key database when installing ACS
at the site when the keys for passage have already been issued. Then, being for some time in the
"Accept" mode, the controller "collects" information about the presented keys and after enabling
the normal mode, the passage will be carried out only through the keys written into its memory.
To obtain key codes, the controller supports the connection of 2 readers (for the entrance and
the exit) via the Wiegand (26, 34, 42, 50) or iButton (Dallas Touch Memory) protocols. After
checking the access rights, the controller issues a control signal (on/off the power transistor) to the
locking device (electromechanical lock, electromagnetic lock or latch, turnstile). The type of shut-
off device and the protocol for connecting the readers are selected in the controller configuration
mode.
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