Can Control Industrial & Office Machines

 

 

Flexi-Scan E

 

 

FSE02YYX00

 

 

FSE03YYX00

 

 

 

 

 

 

X = frequency

Manual Editing: RS232 PC Comms;

Optional PC Software; Serial Printer

Output

RS485 Multi-drop; Optional PC

Software; Real Time Clock;

(requires CV02YYOM)

 

 

 

 

1 = 125 kHz, and 2 = 281 kHz

 

 

Features:

The Flexi-Scan E is primarily designed to control access but has added features. These can be used to control costs by protecting company assets, enhancing safety in the workplace and limiting access to machinery. These benefits can be achieved by simply presenting individualised Impro Tags to strategically placed Scanner Units.

 

Each system has the capacity to validate up to 2000 individual tags, each with its own unique, unalterable code, set by our factory from a bank of 94 billion discreet numbers. The robust tags are passive (require no battery), proximity (no contact) and waterproof.

 

For extra security the system can be programmed to require a personal identity number (PIN), entered on the Scanner’s keypad, in addition to a valid Impro Tag.

 

In addition to controlling access, Flexi-Scan E is able to collect and store each transaction in its nonvolatile memory, which will retain the information even in the event of power failure. Once stored, this "clocking" information is transmitted to the on-line computer, from which it can be extracted and used in a time and attendance program

  • All tag adding, deleting and modifying, PIN code allocation, control parameters and administration functions can be programmed from the keypad, or by using a PC program.

 

  • Both MS Windows and DOS software with international language support, for full easy editing and reporting.

 

  • A five-point alarm function with an integrated anti-tamper switch.

 

  • An exit request push-button.

 

  • Sleep mode for suspending access.

 

  • An on-board battery charging system for the optional stand-by battery.

 

  • An optional real-time clock.

 

  • Up to 16 multidropped on a single twisted pair cable.

 

  • 10-entry/exit reason codes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Specifications
  • CPU:

16 MHz INTEL 80251 with nonvolatile memory
  • Power Requirements:

(excluding door latch) 13 V to 15 V AC or 18 V to 22 V DC at 250 mA

  • Latch Drive: Output:

(SPDT) Relay rated at 1,0 A 30 V DC

Time:

Relay time can be adjusted to operate for between 0,5 seconds and

27,7 hours after valid code is detected (default is 2 seconds)
  • Alarm Relay: Rating:

(SPDT) Relay rated at 1,0 A 30 V DC

Time:

Adjustable to remain activated for between 0,1 and 600 seconds (default is 20 seconds)
  • Tag Reader:

Single channel, with a remote reader attachable in parallel to the on-board reader
  • Remote Scanner (Standard Model):

 

Cabling Distance:

25 m (82 ft) (maximum) from unit

Location:

Certain models can be installed in harsh environments

Status Indicators:

Three LED's, one indicates 'Power on / Present Tag', the second LED is

lit on receipt of a valid code, indicating 'Access Allowed', and the third

LED indicates 'Access Denied', and internal buzzer
  • Remote Scanner (Keypad Model):

 

Operating Distance:

15 m (50 ft) (maximum) from unit

Location:

Certain models can be fitted in harsh environments

Status Indicators:

Three LEDs ( as are fitted to the housing) indicating Present Tag, Access

Allowed and Access Denied
  • Controls:

Rubber keypad units for PIN input
  • Reading Distances:

(Between the passive tag and internal reader coil) approximately 100 mm (4") above and below the base of housing, depending on the type of tag used (rectangular tags read slightly further than circular tags)
  • PIN code:

The user can define mandatory PIN codes for tag holders (if used, the

remote reader also requires the PIN code facility)
  • Digital Inputs:

Three dry contact inputs, protected to +/- 80 V
  • Anti-tamper Switch:

Microswitch integrated into housing and wired into the CPU board,

generates an alarm if the housing cover screw is withdrawn
  • Buzzer:

Piezoelectric buzzer on CPU board inside plastic cabinet
  • Environment:

 

Temperature:

- 25°C to + 70°C (+ 13°F to + 158°F)

Humidity Range:

0 - 95% non-condensing
  • Size (approximately):

L = 161 mm, W = 90 mm, H = 45 mm (ABS plastic)
  • Positioning:

Most materials have no effect on performance, except metal. Thus the

unit must not be mounted on or adjacent to any metallic surface including steel reinforcing rods. Three screw holes are provided in reader base
  • Coil Frequency:

281 250 Hz or 125 000 Hz
  • RS232C port:

DTR, CTS, Tx, Rx ASCII, 8, N, 1, 1. Selectable 9600, 4800, 2400, 1200

baud
  • RS485:

2 wire multidrop up to 16 units. Use CV-02GB-OM RS232 to RS485

converter
  • Battery Charger Output:

13,8 V at 600 mA
  • Additional Tags:

Tags can be added at any time, up to the memory limit (2000 tags)

 

 

 

 

 

 
  • Optional Extras:

Battery back-up: A comprehensive charging system for 1,2 Ah to 6,4Ah

lead-acid gel batteries which will provide 5 to 24 hours of continuous

power after mains failure. Optional battery is located separately. The

charger system has internal current limiting and thermal shutdown, as

well as circuitry to reduce current consumption after an extended power

failure.

 

Flexi-Scan E - is used for access control but can also be used to control photocopiers, vending machines, power equipment and machinery.

There are 2 variations:

Manual Editing - RS232 PC Comms

Optional DOS or Windows Software

Serial Printer Output

RS485 Multi-drop - Optional DOS or Windows Software

Real Time Clock

 

 

 

Dos Software

 

 

FSD01YY This software provides PC monitoring, reporting and control of up to 16 Flexi-Scan E units using a low cost PC.

 

Features:

 

 

 

 

 

2000 tags

Addition, Deletion and Modification of user information

Record of Name, ID number, Department, Tag Status

Event credit, e.g. number of photocopies available

 

 

Latch time

Alarm duration

Date and time

Door open and door not opened alarm parameters

Latching type: Single, Continuous and Toggled

 

Sequential report

Access and Event reporting with department and cost summaries

History of reports

Report by date or on last transaction batch

Online monitoring of transactions

Printing of reports

 

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