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Title: ACU121

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ACU-121
Total Solutions for Access Technologies
www.keico.co.kr
KEICO HIGH TEC
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ACU-121
USER MANUAL
? KEICO Hightech Inc. ACE Twin Tower 12th
Floor 212-1, GURO DONG, GURO-GU, Seoul, 150-050,
KOREA Phone 82-2-853.9000 Fax
82.2.864.8800 http//www.keico.co.kr
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ACU-121 INTRODUCTION i
ACU-121 provides an extremely effective means of
granting entry to personnel who need it, while
maintaining the security of the building. ACU-121
can reduce costs of guard services and re-keying
lock-sets, while providing a higher level of
security. KEICOs ACU-301 combines patented
fingerprint verification technology with an
industry-standard proximity card reader. This
ensures greater security for the card issuer and
the card user. Requiring that the fingerprint of
the person seeking entry matches the identity of
the cardholder eliminates access via lost or
stolen proximity cards. Suitable for both
standalone and network use. The unit can operates
in conjunction with administration software
hosted on a PC (Optional). Once installed users
simply present their identification cards when
entering the secure area and then touch a
fingertip to the recessed area on top of the
unit. ACU-121 offer the following
advantages No keys to be lost or duplicated.
If an access card is lost, or when an employee
leaves the company, the card can be removed from
the system database, and would no longer provide
access to the cardholder. Unlike keys, if cards
are not retrieved, the security of a facility can
be maintained. Installation of card access saves
the periodic costs of changing locksets,, and
redistributing keys to each employee. Unique
cards are issued for each employee, for
individual control, accountability, and tracking
of activity. Flexible control can be accomplished
by allowing each person access to different areas
and only at certain times. Employees who have
left can be removed from the system. Once they
are removed, the employee no longer has access,
even though they may still have the access
card. An audit trail is provided for management
tracking and reporting of who entered and/or left
a particular area at a particular time. Tracking
of invalid attempts is also provided in many
systems to allow management to determine if
employees are attempting to enter areas they are
not permitted into, or whether employees are
attempting to get into areas at the wrong time.
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ACU-121 INTRODUCTION ii

Features of ACU-121 Proximity Access Control
System
Maintenance-free system with the contact less
read no moving parts are worn out
Easy usage ACU-121 proximity cards can be read
through all non-metallic materials, putting and
end to fumbling through purses and wallets for
cards
Counterfeit-free system with dozens of different
codes possible, identification numbers can
never be duplicated
Visual and audible built-in internal audio
beeper and bicolor LED indicator to indicate
reader
operation and usage
Weatherproof Suitable for installation in
outdoor or indoor environments
This unique series is offered at pricing similar
to magnetic stripe readers, making proximity
technology affordable to everyone

ELECTRONIC ACCESS CONTROL Electronic access
control systems have become the most important
aspect of many company's security measures in the
last decade. Improvements and cost reductions in
the microprocessor have made access control
affordable for large and small businesses alike,
while improving systems performance.Surprisingly,
, anyone who understands basic wiring and has a
working knowledge of computers can successfully
install ACU-121 access control systems, if they
carefully follow the installation Guide
recommendations. Access Control
Applications Computer rooms, office areas,
building entries, storage rooms, electrical
service rooms, data communications rooms,
telephone closets, parking areas, elevators,
warehouses, nuclear facilities, and other areas
are typically protected by access control
systems. Small and large companies have needs for
employee control.
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CONTENT
Introduction i 3 Introduction
ii 4 CONTENTS CHAPTER 1
UNDERSTANDING THE ACU-121 ACU-121
SPECIFICATION ACU-121 DSP-10 LAYOUT
DIAGRAM (RS232) NETWORK DIAGRAM
(RS422) PROGRAM CODE
PROGRAM STANDBY MODE COMMUNICATION
SETTINGS CHAPTER 2 OPERATING THE UNIT
PROGRAM STANDBY MODE EXAMPLE OF USER LIST FOR
REGISTRATION SYSTEM MENU 1 REGISTERING USER
CARD REGISTERING USER ID
REGISTERING USER CARD AND
ID SYSTEM MENU 2 DELETE USER SYSTEM
MENU 3 DELETING ALL USER SYSTEM MENU 4
SETTING CARD TYPE SYSTEM MENU 5 OPERATING
MODE SYSTEM MENU 6 UNLOCK TIME SYSTEM
MENU 7 INTERNAL EXIT BUTTON
SYSTEM MENU 8 CHANGING USER ID OR CARD SYSTEM
MENU 9 SET TIME
SYSTEM MENU 10
SET SECURITY MODE SYSTEM MENU 11 RELEASE
SECURITY MODE SYSTEM MENU 12 SET DATA
SYSTEM MENU 13
RESETTING ACU-121 SYSTEM MENU 14 SET CARD
READER SYSTEM MENU 15 SET CARD INSERTING
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CHAPTER 1
CHAPTER 1 UNDERSTANDING THE ACU-121 ACU-121
SPECIFICATION SENSOR RFID SPECIFICATION
ACU-121 LAYOUT DIAGRAM
(RS232) DIAGRAM(TCP/IP)-RS232 NETWORK
DIAGRAM(RS422) NETWORK DIAGRAM(TCP/IP)-RS422

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ACU-121 SPECIFICATION
ACU-121 SPECIFICATIONS Memory 500 Users ?
CPU 8 bit Microprocessor ? Power 12V DC 200mA ?
Dimensions H125 X W125 X D22mm ? Operating
Temperature 0?50? ? Operating Humidity
1090 ? RF Card Reading Range 10cm ?
Communication RS-232/422 (1.2 Km) and TCP/IP ?
In/Out point 3 In / 2 Out ? Material ABS
(Polycarbonate) ? Recommended Cable ?ALPHA
6212C, 2-Twisted Pair, and Shield Cable with
Drain Wire ?Belden No. 9329-22 AWG for 1000 ft
(305m) maximum distance ?Belden No. 9369-18 AWG
for 4000 ft (1220m) maximum distance ?
Certifications ?CE Mark and FCC ? Option
Reader Type Type / EM Type
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RFID SPECIFICATION(?)

HID MCM SPECIFICATIONS
Power supply 10-28.5 VDC Linear power supplies
recommended. Reverse voltage protection included.
Current requirements Average 100 mA (12 VDC)
Peak 120 mA (24 VDC)
Operating temperature -22 to 150 F (-30 to
65 C)
Operating humidity
0-95 relative humidity non-condensing
Transmit frequency 125 kHz
Excite frequency 125 kHz
Cable distance
Wiegand or Clock and Data interface 500 feet
(152 m)

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ACU-121 LAYOUT

ACU - 121

LED
EXIT BUTTON
KEYPAD
LABEL
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DSP-10 LAYOUT

DSP - 10

LED
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DIAGRAM (RS232)
NOTE Default FPC Address is 1 Maximum distance
using RS232 is 15m Maximum number of connection
using RS232 mode is 1 units It is necessary to
have RS422 Converter when connecting more than 1
units Make sure the jumper setting is set to
RS232 mode Figure 2 shows the RS232 connection
to PC
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NETWORK DIAGRAM 2 (TCP/IP)RS-232
Local Area Network (LAN) A network of devices
such as cameras, monitors, recorders and
computers that are connected so that information
can be sent between devices. A common use of a
LAN is to connect security equipment so it can be
accessed and controlled from different points
within the network.
Assign a static IP address to the Host (PC) and
the TCP/IP Converter 1 Ethernet Converter can
connect maximum of 16 units. It is not necessary
to have real IP address for the Ethernet
Converter when setting up in local
network Consult with Local Network Administrator
before installation
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NETWORK DIAGRAM (RS422)
NOTE Each unit must be given an unique FPC
address starting from 1 16 Maximum number of
connection using 1 RS-422 Converter is 16 units
Up to 4 RS422 Converters can be connected to PC,
thus connecting 64 units to Host PC Maximum
distance for RS232 connection is 15m Maximum
distance for RS422 is 1.2km and recommend
distance is 1km
Figure 2-1
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NETWORK DIAGRAM 2 (RS422)

NOTE
Each unit must given an unique FPC address
starting from 1 16
Maximum distance for RS232 connection is 15m
PLA-64 supports up to 4 RS422 Converters and
total of 64 units
Each unit must be given a unique FPC Address
Maximum distance for RS422 is 1.2km and Recommend
distance is 1km.
Can use daisy chain the units
Some systems require longer distances or higher
numbers of nodes than supported by RS-422. An
RS-422 repeater can be placed in a system to
divide the load into multiple segments.

Figure 3-1
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NETWORK DIAGRAM 2 (TCP/IP LAN)
Local Area Network (LAN) A network of devices
such as cameras, monitors, recorders and
computers that are connected so that information
can be sent between devices. A common use of a
LAN is to connect security equipment so it can be
accessed and controlled from different points
within the network.
Assign a static IP address to the Host (PC) and
the TCP/IP Converter 1 Ethernet Converter can
connect maximum of 16 units. PLA-64 supports up
to 4 Ethernet Converters and total of 64 units
Each unit must be given a unique FPC Address
from 1- 16. It is not necessary to have real IP
address for the Ethernet Converter when setting
up in local network Consult with Local Network
Administrator before installation
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NETWORK DIAGRAM 1 (TCP/IP WAN)
Wide Area Network (WAN) A group of Local Area
Networks (LANs) connected into a larger network
system. In school districts, each campus could
have its own LAN and all the LANs could be
connected into a WAN using fiber-optic cable or
telephone lines.

NOTE
Assign a static IP address to the Host (PC) and
the TCP/IP Converter
.
Each Ethernet Converter must be given a Real IP
Address in order to be used in Wide Area Network
Consult your ISP or Network Administrator if
Ethernet Converter is behind firewall.
Maximum connections for 1 Ethernet Converter is
16 units.
PLA-64 supports up to 4
Ethernet Converters and total of 64 units
Each unit must be given a unique FPC Address
starting from 1 through 16

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COMMUNICATION SETTINGS
1. Address Setting needed for RS422 connection 2.
Must match with address setting on PC. 116 ??
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CHAPTER 2
CHAPTER 2 OPERATING THE UNIT
PROGRAM STANDBY MODE EXAMPLE OF USER
LIST FOR REGISTRATION
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OPERATING THE UNIT
OPERATING WITH KEYPAD
OPERATING WITH KEYPAD CARD
OPERATING WITH RFID CARD

Enter User PIN and press the key
Place Card to the reader and you will hear
audible beep.
Enter User PIN and place Card to the reader
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 2
1. While in Standby, key in the user ID number
and press key. 2. If you are authenticated,
the device will open the door, and will return to
the Standby Mode.
1. While in Standby, place in the user card to
the reader and youll hear audible beep if the
card is read. 2. If you are authenticated, the
device will open the door, and will return to the
Standby Mode.
1. While in Standby, key in the user ID number
and place Card to the Reader. 2. If you are
authenticated, the device will open the door, and
will return to the Standby Mode.
NOTE Function key must be pressed to be use with
Time and Attendance software (PLAT-4000).
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OPERATING MODE
OPERATION MODE MODE IDCARD ID AND CARD
(OPTIONAL TIME ATTENDANCE) User must access
with ID and card . When operating in this mode,
user must enter ID number and present card
afterward. MODE ID/CARD ID OR CARD
(OPTIONAL TIME ATTENDANCE) User must enter
either ID number or card afterward. MODE CARD
(OPTIONAL TIME ATTENDANCE) User must present
card. MODE OPEN Access point will stay open
for an emergency such as fire MODE
CLOSE Access point will stay locked for an
emergency such as intrusion
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PROGRAM CODE

PROGRAM CODE
10 Enroll User ID (Feasible to enroll
continuously)
11 Enroll User Card (Feasible to enroll
continuously)
12 Enroll ID Card (Feasible to enroll
continuously)
13 Enroll Group (Appoint Range) ID
Card
14 Enroll Administrator ID (Feasible to
enroll continuously)
15 Enroll Administrator Card (Feasible
to enroll continuously)
16 Enroll Administrator Card ID
(Feasible to enroll continuously)
20 Delete User (Feasible to delete
continuously)
21 Delete all
30 Setting Card Type
31 Setting Operating Mode
32 Set UNLOCK TIME
33 Set Internal EXIT Button Optionally
34 Change User ID or Card
35 Set Burglar Mode
36 Set Date

The Function of KEY
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 are used as just Number
Enter Standby Mode
Enter Burglar Code
CANCEL Key inside Program Mode
ENTER Key in IN OUT and Program Mode

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EXAMPLE OF USER LIST

USER LIST
Make a table as below
Memorize Address PIN
Specifying Address is able to Delete and Change
User ID and Card

Address
User ID
Card
Mater/User

1
1234
000003C984DE
1
When you enroll both User ID and Master ID
2
12345678
1
When you enroll Master ID
3
9898
0
When you enroll User ID
4
0000029EA983
0
When you enroll User Card
5
6
7
164
165
166
167
168
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PROGRAM STANDBY MODE

If administrator has been enrolled
Press then in sequence
If Administrator has been enrolled, Red LED
Place Administrator ID or Card to the Reader
Enter in Administrator ID then press key or
Place Administrator Card to the Reader
Recognition of Authentication
Success Authentication Green LED
Fail Authentication Red LED
Enter Program Standby Mode
Press key to return Operating Mode

If no administrator has been enrolled
Press then in sequence
If no Administrator has been enrolled, Green LED
Enter Program Standby Mode
Press key to return Operating Mode

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REGISTERING ADMINISTRATOR CARD

This command is used to add administrators to the
reader. Administrators are the only user who can
perform a configuration of the reader, including
adding and removing user ID and Card No..
Administrative Card and ID can also be used to
gain entry to the Administrator menu.

ENROLL ADMINISTRATOR CARD
Enter the Standby Mode (Reference on PAGE 16)
Enter the Program Code
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Key in new address No.from 1 through 500 and
press key
Address No
Place Card to the reader
If you are authenticated, Green LED will be ON
with 2 audible beep
If you are not authenticated, Red LED will be ON
with 3 audible beep
Press key to return Standby Mode
Press key to Operating Mode from Standby
Mode
You should memorize address No.

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REGISTERING ADMINISTRATOR CARD and ID

Registering Administrator Card and ID
Enter Standby Mode (Refer on 16 PAGE)
Enter Program Code
16
Specify New Address PIN
New Address PIN
Enter New Master ID
New Master ID
Enter Master New Card
Place New Master Card to the Reader
Authentication
If it success, Green LED will be ON
If it fail, Red LED will be ON
When you fail during registering, return to
and start over.
You should memorize Address PIN
Press key to finish enrolling
Press key one more time to return operating
mode

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ENROLL USERS

Registering User ID
Enter Program Standby Mode(Refer to 16 page)
Enter Program Code
10
Appoint Address Number.
Address Number
Enter New User ID
New User ID
Reenter New User ID
New User ID
Recognition of Authentication
If it Success, Green LED will be ON
If it Fail, Red LED will be ON
When you fail during registering, return to
and start over.
You can enroll new user ID
continuously
Press key to return Standby Mode
Press key one more to return to Operating
Mode from Standby Mode
You should memorize Address Number.

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ENROLL USERS

Registering User Card
Enter Standby Mode (Refer to 16 PAGE )
Enter Program Code
Press 11 then
Appoint New Address Number
New Address Number
Enter New Card ID
Place New Card to the reader
Recognition of Enrolling Card
If it is success, Green LED will be ON
If it is fail, Red LED will be ON
Press key to finish enroll users, Standby
Mode will show up
Press key one more time to return
Operating Mode
You should memorize Address Number

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ENROLL USERS

Registering Group(Specified Range)
Enter Standby Mode (Refer to 16 PAGE)
Enter Program Code
13
Specify New Cards Numbers
1500
Specify Start PIN
1500
Enter New User ID, Max to 8 digits
1 99999999
Reenter New User ID
1 99999999
Place New User Card to the Reader
If Enrolling fail while enrolling,Return to
You can start register again
Press key to return Operating Mode

ltltCautionsgtgt
You should set the type of the card in advance
Binary
26bit Standard
37bit Keico
Refer to Page. 33 (When you enroll group, specify
ID insertion)
Confirm the Reader type of Card
Overlapping ID or Card should be overwrited
More than 500 users can never be enrolled
You should memorize address PIN
User population depend on memory
AT28C64 180 Users
AT28C256 500 Users

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Reject Program code! Return to Standby Mode
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DELETE USERS

DELETE USER
Enter Standby Mode (Refer to 16 PAGE)
Enter Program Code
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Press User ID you want to delete
User ID you want to delete
Authentication of Delete
If it delete, Green LED will be ON
If it doesnt delete, Red LED will be ON
Press key to finish Delete Users Mode
Press key to return Operating Mode
You can delete Normal User as well as Master

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DELETE USERS

Delete all
Enter Standby Mode (16 PAGE)
Enter Program Code
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Delete All Users (Administrator, Users)
Default Value Operating mode such as /UNLOCK
TIME/CARD TYPE will be default value as
following.
Operating Mode ID or CARD MODE
UNLOCK TIME 5 sec
CARD TYPE Keico 37bit
Delete Time 5 sec
Press key to return Operating Mode

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SET CARD TYPE