Summary of Contents for ZK S900
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Page 1: Installation Instructions
S900 Time & Attendance Access Control Terminal Installation Instructions Revised March 2008 505, 8 Avenue, 10 Floor, New York, NY 10018. Tel: 212-9910090 email: support@zk-usa.com... - Page 2 About this Guide This guide provides installation instructions only. For information regarding actual operation and configuration of the S900 Time & Attendance and Access Control Terminal, refer to the user manual. 505, 8 Avenue, 10 Floor, New York, NY 10018. Tel: 212-9910090 email: support@zk-usa.com...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
3.5 Built-in MIFARE card reader (Optioonal) ......23 3.6 Built-in HID card reader (Optional) ........24 3.7 Built-in WiFi (Optional) ............24 4. Troubleshooting ................25 4. Appendix – WiFi configuration………………………………….. 27 505, 8 Avenue, 10 Floor, New York, NY 10018. Tel: 212-9910090 email: support@zk-usa.com... -
Page 4: Before Installation
7. Run the auto-test function to confirm that installation is successful. 8. In order to maximize the life of the S900, use the auto-sleep and wake up functions. 9. We recommend using a 12V DC 1.5Amp power supply for proper functioning of the S900 terminal. - Page 5 10. Improper wiring may cause the S900’s main circuit board and fingerprint sensor to burn out. Resulting damage from improper wiring is not covered under manufacturer’s warranty. 11. Only use supplied transformer and cord. Do not attempt extending the cord by cutting and splicing.
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Page 6: System Configuration
1. System Configuration 1.1Illustration of system configuration - 3 -... -
Page 7: Communication Options
1.2 Communication Options The S900 can directly connect with a PC through RS232 or Ethernet: The S900 can connect with a PC through RS485 network: The S900 can connect with a PC through Ethernet network: - 4 -... -
Page 8: Installation
1. Separate mounting plate from the S900 by removing the screw at the bottom edge of the S900. Special screwdriver is supplied. 2. Determine the position of the mounting plate on the wall. The S900 should be mounted on the external wall of the door approximately 4 to 5 feet from the ground. -
Page 9: Connecting Peripheral Equipment
2.2 Connecting peripheral equipment Caution: Cut off surrounding power before connecting peripheral equipment Follow instructions to connect peripheral equipment, such as: Door sensor connection Exit-button connection Alarm connection Door lock connection Ethernet connection RS232 connection RS485 connection Wiegand output connection Power connection - 6 -... - Page 10 Table 1: Definition of S900 Terminal Pin Layout J 7, 9pin connector Connect to Alarm NC terminal COM2 Connect to Alarm COM terminal Connect to Alarm NO terminal Connect to Lock NC terminal COM1 Connect to Lock COM terminal Connect to Lock NO terminal...
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Page 11: Door Sensor Connection
The door sensor is used to detect the door status (open or closed). The S900 can monitor unauthorized entry and trigger an alarm if the door has been opened by an unauthorized user or if the door remains open too long. -
Page 12: Exit-Button Connection
Install exit button approximately 4 to 5 feet from the ground. Make sure that the exit-button is properly connected to the corresponding terminals on the back of the S900. (Unused exposed end of cable should be cut off and wrapped with insulating tape.) Be sure no electromagnetic disturbance occurs as a result of the installation. - Page 13 Connect the Normal Close Alarm - 10 -...
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Page 14: Door Lock Connection
Be sure to distinguish between the positive and negative terminals on both the S900 and the door lock. The unused bare end of the wire should be cut off and wrapped in insulating tape. Note that the time-delay of the door locks is usually adjustable. - Page 15 1) the door lock voltage is not 12V DC; 2) the door lock runs on 12V DC, but requires more than 1.5A current; -or- 3) the distance between the S900 and door lock is greater than 15 feet. - 12 -...
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- Page 17 Test and examine after installation With power on, test for the following: the green LED lights up after power up. enter menu Option Auto-test. enter menu User manage User Enroll Fingerprint Enroll Enroll a fingerprint, and use that same fingerprint to test access control system and door strike.
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Page 18: Ethernet Connection
2.2.5 Ethernet connection The S900 can connect via Ethernet by 2 different methods; 1) The S900 can connect directly with a PC by a using a cross-over cable - 15 -... - Page 19 2）The S900 can connect indirectly with a networked PC by wiring the S900 directly to a network switch or router 3) RJ45 plug wiring diagrams for Ethernet 3a) RJ45 plug standard - 16 -...
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Page 20: Rs232 Connection
Ethernet terminals (not through switch), fully supports 10Base-T and 100Base-TX. Plug1 Plug 2 <——> 3 <——> 6 <——> 1 <——> 2 2.2.6 RS232 connection PC Serial Port S900 terminal serial port Pin2-Rxd Pin1-Txd Pin3-Txd Pin2-Txd Pin5-Gnd Pin3-Gnd - 17 -... -
Page 21: Rs485 Connection
2.2.7 RS485 connection RS-485 systems using a bus structure configuration connect the driver to the receiver. The transmission line is made by a group of twisted-pair cables. Each cable has a pair of conductors consisting of inverted and non-inverted signal lines. The inverted line is generally designated by the letter "A"... -
Page 22: Wiegand Output Connection
The S900 connects to the panel just like any card-reader or keypad. The distance from the controller to the S900 cannot be more than 30 feet. If the Wiegand signal must be transferred much further, or if electro-magnetic interference exists, utilize a Wiegand signal amplifier. -
Page 23: Connecting With External Weigand Reader
2.2.9 Connecting with external 3 party Wiegand reader The S900 can connect with external 3 party Wiegand card readers. The cable connecting the S900 and the external card reader cannot exceed 30 feet. - 20 -... -
Page 24: Power Connection
The S900 is powered by 12V DC. Its current is approximately 500mA when idle. When operating, the current increases to 1A. The 12V-3A power adapter provided with the S900 can be used to power the most commonly available door locks and strikes. -
Page 25: Miscellaneous Features
This information will be available as soon as power is restored. To reset the S900 use a small tool (e.g., pin or paperclip) to push in the reset button (labelled “reset”) located on the side of the S900 (see figure below). -
Page 26: Tamper-Proof Button
3.2 Tamper-proof button When the S900 detects it is being “tampered” with, it will send an alarm signal. This condition occurs when the S900’s tamper switch loses physical contact with the S900’s backplate. 3.3 Using USB flash drive The USB port can be used to upload and download data when using a ZK Software-supplied USB flash drive (needs to be ordered separately). -
Page 27: Built-In Hid Card Reader (Optional)
The HID card reader supports HID cards that operate at a frequency of 125KHZ. 3.7 Built-in WiFi (Optional) The S900 has a Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity) option which allows the S900 to communicate with 802.11 local area networks (802.11b and 802.11g, dual-band, etc.). -
Page 28: Troubleshooting
Fix: Check that the RS232/RS485 or Ethernet connections are secure. Also make sure network/firewall settings are not blocking communication to the S900 LCD displays “Please Cause: The S900’s fingerprint sensor may try again”. have accumulated excess dirt or scratches over a period of time. This message... - Page 29 S900 starts up, but Cause: Fingerprint sensor cable is loose. cannot enter menu Fingerprint sensor is broken. Circuit board system is broken. Fix: Remove Fingerprint sensor cable plug back in Time continually Cause: The clock battery is drained. displays “00:00” after Fix: Replace battery.
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Page 30: Appendix - Wifi Configuration
Appendix How to configure the Wi-Fi function for the S900 Before configuration The S900 acts as a node in a wireless network. Before the S900 can communicate with the network, a wireless Access Point must first exist. You must know the ESSID of the local network (network name) you wish to connect to. - Page 31 The following window will appear. Step 4.Activate the software There are two options For wireless End (station) the two options must to be set down. If you select the Active item, this wireless-end will be activated, you can configure the AP (Access Point) of 802.11 networks. - 28 -...
- Page 32 If you select the Disable, this wireless-end will be invalid; you can set the connection way of the S900 and its IP address. Step5 Confirm Network ID Full the blank of local wireless Network ID you want to connect with any character or figure (capital letter and small letter is different) Note: must fulfill the blank that is marked with“*”...
- Page 33 click the draw –down box select the wireless network model, depending on the different topology of network, this Infrastructure Model will apply to Hub and Spoke wireless network, the Ad－hoc Model is used in the peer to peer wireless network.. Step 7.Select the Authentication Type, The Infrastructure Model include five Authentication Type that are OPEN 、SHARED、...
- Page 34 Click the draw-down box select the Authentication Type Step 8.Select Encrypt Type When the item NONE of encrypt Type is selected, then the password in WEP (Wired equivalent privacy) and WPA (WiFi protested access) item is not permitted to modify it, it is not need to input password too.
- Page 35 Step10. Configure the wireless Network IP address Click configMchine this button, the following menu will pop-up If there is the DHCP function in the 802.11 network Distribution system , you may choose DHCP, press OK to exit. Otherwise, full the IP Address，Subnet Mask blank with the correct figure, press OK to exit to main interface.
- Page 36 View the fingerprint machine Wireless Setting You can view the fingerprint machine Wireless Setting to get the information of the wireless network communication Power on the Fingerprint Machine, press menu System Info Dev Info wirlesscard rausb0: - 33 -...