Access 1000 Reader Family

The Access 1000 card reader family is designed to provide a low cost method of providing access control to a door application or to provide alarm inputs to the ICAM system. The Access 1000 Card Readers can be used with the following applications:

• Access Control
• Campus debit or credit transactions.
• Activities access approval
• Ticketing
• General validation for employment or enrollment status, payment of fees, or any set of database parameters.
• Attendance monitoring
• Time and Attendance

• Access 1003

In operation, the cardholder swipes their card through the reader. If the card is authorized the controller lights the PERMIT LED and energizes the door relay for the time period defined for the card. If the card is permitted and is swiped again within 12 seconds, the second swipe is interpreted as an unlock request. If the cardholder is permitted for unlock access the PERMIT LED is illuminated and the door relay is energized indefinitely. The door will be secured again either by a card swipe from a card authorized to lock or by a scheduled lock.

The Access 1000 controller has an onboard real-time clock for recording date and time on off-line transactions. During off-line operation the reader can be configured to log passes only, failures only, or both passes and failures. Each log entry includes the date and time of the card transaction.

The Access 1003 can be configured for one of three off-line operation modes. In the lock down mode the reader will deny all access when it is off-line. In the Institution Check mode, the reader will pass all cards with the correct institution code. In the local database mode the reader will permit or deny access based on its local database. Card number, institution code, sequence number, and checksum may be validated in off-line operation. The local database stores separate access parameters for each cardholder for each door. Up to 5000 cardholders can be entered into the database.

For connection to door hardware, the Access 1000 controller includes onboard shunt diodes as well as jumper selection of 12 or 24 volt supplies for the door hardware.

The Access 1003 can operate in either single- or multi-drop communications modes. In the multi-drop mode each reader on the line is assigned a unique address. The host computer polls each reader individually for transactions. In the multi-drop configuration, up to six Access 1000 controllers (up to 12 readers) can be connected to a single RS-422 communications line.

The 1003 package includes one Access 1000 controller and one Access 1005 card reader.

• Access 1000 controller.
  Base controller to support up to two doors. Provides CPU and RAM to provide a 5000 cardholder off-line database. Has inputs for two card readers and up to eight contact points. Provides four relay outputs and auxiliary power for up to 750 mA. Includes onboard battery backup for full operation in the event of power loss. Specifications are included below.
  
• Access 1000-AR controller.
  Same controller electronics as in the Access 1000, but comes in a larger enclosure which provides room to mount an Access 1013 alarm input panel. Also include larger 4.0 aH batteries (for over three times the battery life) and tamper switches.
  
• Access 1005 Wall plate
  Wall mounted card reader for use with the Access 1000 panel. Includes an ABA Track 2 card reader, four LEDs (Green READY and PERMIT, red DENY and MESSAGE) on a metal wall plate.
  

Access 1003 Specifications 

The Access 1003 consists of an Access 1000 controller and an Access 1005 wall plate.

• Dimensions
  • Access 1000 Controller -12"x12"x4"
  • Access 1000-AR Controller -12"x16"x6"
  • Access 1005 Wall Plate - 3.5"x5"x1 3/4"

• Power Requirements
  • Access 1000 Controller - 3.0 A @ 117 VAC
  • Access 1005 Wall Plate - 130 mA @ 12VDC

• Inputs
  Access 1000 Controller 8 TTL inputs for contact monitoring.
  • 6 RS-422 inputs for connection to card reader heads (3 inputs required per card reader).
  • Auxiliary processor I/O port for connection to optional Access 1013 alarm input board which supports 32 supervised alarm inputs.
  • Access 1005 Wall Plate 4 LEDs (READY, PERMIT, DENY, and MESSAGE)

• Outputs
  Access 1000 Controller
  • Relay Contacts 4 SPDT contacts @ 2 Amps, 30V
  • +12 V Power 750 mA (Wall plate power requirements should be subtracted from this supply)
  • -12 V Power 750 mA
  • LED Drivers 8 @ 22 mA

    Access 1005 Wall Plate

  • 3 RS-422 outputs from read head (data, strobe, card present)

• Card Reader
  • Reads ABA Track 2 magnetic encoded cards.
  • Recording Density 75 BPI.

• Memory - 256K bytes Static RAM with Lithium battery backup, includes capacity for 5000 database records and 2000 entry log records.

• Communications

  32 selectable addresses for connecting multiple readers to a single communications channel.

  • Single or multi-drop protocol.
  • Buffered or unbuffered operation.
  • Speeds of 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19,200, 38,400, or 56,000 baud.
  • 2 RS422/RS423 ports for host communications. Optionally available as RS-485.

• Battery backup

  Two (2) 1.2AH, 12V batteries are included with the Access 1000. These will backup the reader electronics for 1 hour. Two 4.0 AH, 12V batteries are included with the Access 1000-AR. These will backup the reader electronics for 3 hours. The battery is also used to provide backup power to the door hardware if the hardware is powered from the reader. Power supplied to door hardware will reduce the standby power available. Larger batteries may be used to increase battery backup time for reader electronics to 50 hours.

• Calendar Real time clock calendar.

Properly installed, the Access 1003 reader can meet ADA regulations.

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