Multi-Scan IV Controller

The system is ideal for sites such as parking garages, apartment block entrances, small to medium office and factory complexes, as the unit controls up to four doors or access points. The Multi-Scan IV is fully compatible with Impro's passive proximity tags. Terminals have optional PIN keypads. A Pin-Scan Tag can also be used to enter a PIN code. The Multi-Scan IV Controller can be multidropped using RS485 and linked to a host PC to aid in editing the tag and parameter database, as well as extracting transaction and event information. It can also be operated in stand-alone mode without interfacing to a PC. Stand-Alone mode allows simple keypad modification of the tag database and parameter information. Each controller is designed to control up to four doors, either in single door mode or in anti-passback mode and up to 16 controllers can be multidropped on a single twisted pair cable. The Multi-Scan IV Controller has various levels of access to each tag – allowing or denying access to certain tagholders through specific doors at predetermined times.

Features

Up to 4 Terminals in full anti-passback mode can be supported by each Controller.

On board keypad, LED display and scanner for editing purposes.

Up to 16 Controllers may be multidropped to one host PC.

Supports up to 2000 tag holders, each with individual door allocations.

A start and expiry date can be allocated to a tag.

Mix and match Single Channel and Dual Channel Terminals.

Each tag is allocated either visitor, normal, privileged or master status.

Supports full range of Impro's Remote Scanners.

A unique 4 digit PIN code can be allocated to a tag.

Full Windows application software suite is available (MSP01GB).

Multi-Scan IV Controller with PCB Revision 4 is now user configurable to RS232 for connection to a serial printer or RS485 to PC.

Door open sensors and push-button exit requests inputs supported on each terminal.

Full stand-alone capability with printer output.

Each terminal has its own normal working hours. Normal and visitor tags are allowed access only during working hours.

Internal Transaction Memory allows up to 6000 transactions to be buffered.

Both master tag and password allow the altering of the system parameters.

Power Control Relay allows energy saving when all tag holders are out of the APB zone.

The controller allows individual tags to be fully edited.

Processor:

16 MHz 80C51 CPU.

Real Time Clock:

Deviation: ± 1 minute maximum per month @ 25°C (+77°F)

Transactions:

Up to 6000 transactions are stored in nonvolatile memory (battery backed)

Power Requirements:

500mA maximum

Fused outputs:

your load and power supply)

Size:

L = 220 mm, B = 120 mm, H = 50mm

Alarm Inputs:

continuous

Relay Outputs:

2 x Integrated SPDT 30 V DC / 250 V AC @ 1,5 A

RS485 Port:

19 200 baud, 8 bit, no parity and 1 stop bit.

OR

RS485 connection to computer @ 9600 baud, 8 bit, no parity and 1 stop bit

RS232 Port:

bit.

Tag types:

Both Slim and standard tags can be used in the system.

Scan Channel:

Single channel for database editing

Barcode:

Single channel for barcode editing

Display:

purposes and status

Keyboard:

3 x 4 tactile keyboard with dual functions. For programming purposes.

Reading Distance:

Card/ID type tags read slightly further than the button type.

Environmental:

Temperature Range: -10° C to 70° C

Humidity Range: 0-95% non condensing

Positioning:

The unit may be mounted on any material even metal with no effect on performance. Screw holes are provided in reader base.

Coil Frequency:

281 250 Hz or 125 000 Hz

Anti-tamper Switch:

Integrated into cabinet and connected to CPU board

Buzzer:

Piezoelectric buzzer

Standards:

Conforms to CE standards

MSC04GBx01:

Bar Code Option for Controller

Multi-Scan IV

Single / Dual Channel

Designed to be connected to a Multi-Scan IV Controller,

these units are located at the point of access and

communicate data to and from the Controller.

Optional Extras:

Barcode for Dual Channel Terminal

MSD01/ MSD02GBx01

Barcode for Single Channel Terminal

MSS01 / MSS02GBx01

Features

Both units support the full range of remote readers

Single Channel Terminals support

1 x Door open sensor

1 x Push button input

1 x Anti-tamper switch

1 x Disable scanner input

(e.g. Input for vehicle

loop detector)

Dual Channel Terminals support

2 x Door open sensor

2 x Push button input

1 x Anti-tamper switch

2 x Disable scanner input

(e.g. loop detectors)

Dual Channel Terminal with a remote reader

allows full anti-passback operation.

Specifications

Single Channel Terminal

Processor:

12 MHz 80C151 CPU

Power Requirement:

±200 mA @ 12 V to 16 V DC or 10 V to 14 V AC and onboard pico fuse

rated at 2A

Size (approx.)

L = 161 mm, B = 90 mm, H = 45 mm

Digital Inputs:

3 x Dry contact inputs, protected to ±80 V transient and ±20 V continuous.

Push-button, Door open switch & disable scanner inputs

Relay output:

Integrated SPDT @ 1.5 A, 30 V DC / 250 V DC

RS485 Port:

Link between Multi-Scan IV Controller and Multi-Scan IV Terminal @ 19200

baud, 8 bit, no parity, and 1 stop bit

Scan Channel:

One, integrated into the cabinet base

Remote Scanner:

In parallel with the terminal’s onboard coil (optional)

Status:

Indicated by three light emitting diodes, one indicates ‘Power On /Present

Tag’, the second lights up on the receipt of a valid code, ‘Access Allowed’,

the third lights up on ‘Access Denied’

Reading Distances:

Distances between passive tag readers approximately 100 mm from coils (in

base on cabinet) but depends on the type of tag used, card / ID type tags

reads slightly further than the button type.

Operating Environment:

Temperature Range: -25°C to +70°C. Humidity: 0 – 95% non-condensing.

Positioning:

Simple as most materials have no effect on performance, however, the unit

should not be mounted on or adjacent to any metallic surface, including steel

reinforcing rods, screw holes provided in reader base.

Coil Frequency:

281252 Hz or 125000 Hz

Buzzer:

Piezoelectric buzzer

Approvals:

Conforms to CE Standards

Specifications

Dual Channel Terminal

Processor:

16 MHz 80C151 CPU

Power Requirements:

±200 mA @ 12 V to 16 V DC or 10 V to 14 V AC and onboard pico fuse

rated at 2A

Size (approx.)

L = 161 mm, B = 90 mm, H = 45 mm

Digital Inputs:

4 x Dry contact inputs, protected to ±80 V transients and ±20 V continuous.

Dual Push button and dual door open sensors.

Relay output:

Integrated SPDT @ 1.5 A, 30 V DC / 250 V DC

RS485 Port:

Link between Multi-Scan IV Controller and Multi-Scan IV Terminal @ 19200

baud, 8 bit, no parity, and 1 stop bit

Scan Channel:

Two. One of the two integrated into the cabinet base in parallel with an optional

Remote scanner

Remote Scanner:

Units designed to operate up to 25 metres from the electronics, can be fitted in

harsh environments and include the three status LED’s (as are fitted to the

main cabinet) and an internal buzzer, one remote scanner may be connected in

parallel to the one integrated into the cabinet base. The second remote

scanner to the second channel.

Status:

Indicated by three light emitting diodes (as above)

Reading Distances:

Distances between passive tag readers approximately 100 mm.

Operating Environment:

Temperature Range: -25°C to +70°C. Humidity: 0 – 95% non-condensing.

Positioning:

Simple as most material have no effect on performance (as above)

Coil Frequency:

281252 Hz or 125000 Hz

Buzzer:

Piezoelectric buzzer

Approvals:

Conforms to CE Standards

Multi-Scan IV Windows Software

MSP01YY - Mscan under Windows multi-drop systems (includes the CV02GB-MS-RS232/RS485

Converter) available in GB, D, F, NL and CZ.

MSC03GB001 - Kit 1 : Upgrade for MSC01, allows PIN code usage

MSC03GB002 - Kit 2 : Full upgrade for MSC01 Hard and firmware to a MSC02 controller

MSC03GB003 - Kit 3 : Upgrade for MSC02, allows PIN code usage

MSC03GB004 - Kit 4 : Upgrade for dual channel reader, allows PIN code usage

Features

Allows a maximum of 16 controller to be multi-dropped to control up to 64 doors

Allows easy system configuration and tag entry from PC

Verifies system status on start up and request

Individual setting of normal working hours for each terminal

Data stored in Microsoft Access tables in the PC

Comprehensive data record for each tagholder

High security provided by additional use of PIN codes at specified access points

Each tagholder allocated

Access Level (can modify normal access rights)

Period of validity for the tag or indefinite validity

Access to specific doors only

Access during normal working hours

PIN code (optional)

Block editing of tags allowed for suspension, reinstatement, deletion and anti-passback direction status

2

Password Logon at 2 levels, restricts access to menus

Supports entry of visitor Tags, valid for current day only

Manual entry of Visitor Tags also allowed

Automatic retrieval of transactions stored by controllers for storage in PC database

Alarm events polled from controllers, displayed in separate alarm window

Reports:

Incidents, including alarms

Access transactions by date and daily time slots

Access transactions by type – Allowed, Denied or All

Access transactions by access point

Single Tagholder Trace

List of tagholder records with identification information and access rights allocated