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TeraAccess :: ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM

Description TeraAccess allows only authorized personal and visitors to access certain areas of your facility. It provides excellent documentation of when and where the employees enter and exit. Features access control of certain facilities or areas; assignment and customization of access rules; ability to define schedules and assign employees to them; calculation of presence periods, late arrivals and overtime work; access activity reports and documentation.

TeraAccess consists of components: system software, controllers ACT110 and ACT120, interface converters RS232/485 and RFID tags. Applications Depending on the application the system modules can be combined in the following configurations: Access control for offices and manufacturing facilities provides access restriction to rooms and facilities, the ability to calculate presence time, and to generate reports on worked time, overt time work, and late arrivals. Access control system for hotels provides access restriction to hotel rooms and facilities for the guests and personnel, the ability to send notifications upon burglary and panic alarm, the possibility to be connected to energy saving systems. Access control system for school and dormitories provides access restrictions to school and dormitories entrances, flexible access management, and reports on the movement.

SCHEMATIC OF A POSSIBLE APPLICATION - OFFICE

SCHEMATIC OF A POSSIBLE APPLICATION - HOTEL

TeraAccess System Components


INTERFACE CONTROLLERS
he interface controllers serve to make the connection between the computer and the access controllers. The systems can support more than one interface controllers connected to the computer. Each controller is assigned a 4 digits numbers which corresponds to the license key used to activate the software. Depending on the configuration the controllers can be of type RS232/RS485 or USB/RS485. Each can be opto-isolated or not. Opto-isolated controllers are recommended in systems where more than one controller is used. Interface RS485 allows the connection of up to 31 access controllers to one interface controller. The access controllers are connected subsequently using an FTP cable. The length of the connecting cable should be up to 800 m. The two ends of the 485 interface BUS should be terminated with a resistor of 120 ohms.

RS232/RS485 INTERFACE CONTROLLER

Schematic:

Ends of the connector: 1 - GND 2 - GND 3 - 485/ 4 - 485/ 5 - free 6 - free 7 power supply 12 V 8 - power supply 12 V
The power supply of +12 V is supplied to pins 7 and 8 of RJ45. Thus in small systems with up to 2-3 access controller and length of cable up to 50 there is no need for additional power cord.

RS232/RS485 OPTO-ISOLATED INTERFACE CONTROLLER

Schematic:

Ends of the connector: 1 - GND 2 GND 3 - 485/ 4 - 485/ 5 - free 6 - free 7 - free 8 free
The power supply is +12 V. It powers the interface controller only. The power supply is returned using pins 7 and 8 of RJ45 of interface cable but it is not used.

USB/RS485 INTERFACE CONTROLLER

Schematic:

Ends of the connector: 1 - GND 2 - GND 3 - 485/ 4 - 485/ 5 - free 6 - free 7 power supply 12 V 8 - power supply 12 V
The interface controller is supplied with power via the USB port of the computer. The power is supplied to pins 7 and 8 of RJ45 to feed the access controllers. In small systems with up to 2-3- access controllers and cable length of up to 50 meters there is no need for additional power supply.

USB/RS485 OPTO ISOLATED INTERFAC CONTROLLER

Schematic:

Ends of the connector: 1 - GND 2 - GND 3 - 485/ 4 - 485/ 5 - free 6 - free 7 - free 8 free
The interface controller is supplied with power via the USB port of the computer. The +12 V power supply to the access controllers is returned through pins 7 and 8 of the RJ45 of the interface cable.

ACCESS CONTROLLER - CT120 O

The access controllers CT120 O (Office) are mounted at the access control points. They support 2 terminals and 1 relay output. The communication with the computer is via RS485 interface. Inputs from the two terminals are used to operate one relay. This mode of work is applied in office environment to manage an electromagnetic lock (or magnet) by operating with two terminals. The terminals are usually mounted at the two sides of the door. One is marked as Entrance and the other as Exit. When the relay is activated it supplies +12 V to the electromagnetic lock thus making the connection easy. When you need to manage other devices (and not electromagnetic locks) you need to remove jumper 03 (located right next to the relay). Thus outputs electromagnetic lock and power supply become outputs of the normally open contact of the relay. The power consumption of the access controller in this case is small and can be supplied using the interface cable. When access controller CT120 O is connected to the system two consequent addresses are automatically assigned to it. It is recommended that the first address is set in the software as Entrance and the second is set as Exit. Terminal 1 corresponds to the less significant (LS) part of the address and Terminal 2 to the most significant (MS) part of the address. To set the LS address of the controller use the button WR located on the PCB and the indicators of the terminals. When you assign the LS address, the MS address will be assigned automatically as LS address +1. To set the LS address of access controller ACT120 Turn off the power supply and press button WR located on the PCB. Supply power while keeping the button pressed. The red LED will blink twice with one short and one long blink to indicate the initialization of the controller. After that the red LED starts blinking periodically per 1 second. Each blink corresponds to increase in the address with a step of 1. When the desired address is reached stop pressing the button. The controller will switch to working mode. ATTENTION! The setting will be made to the LS address. The MS address will be set automatically as LS address+1. Example: If you need to set address 3 and 4 to 120 : Turn off the power supply and press button WR on the pcb. Turn on the power supply and follow the blinking of the red LED. Wait for one short and one long blinking (initialization) and three blinkings after that (assigning address 3). Stop pressing the button. The LS address will be set to 3 and the senior address will be set to 4 (3+1).

SCHEMATIC

CONNECTORS RS485 BUS Terminals 1, 2 1 GND 1 Beeper 2 GND 2 Beeper 3 Int A 3 4 Int B 4 GND 5 5 Red LED 6 6 Green LED 7 Power supply+12 V 7 Antenna 8 Power supply +12 V 8 Antenna

ACCESS CONTROLLER - CT120

The access controllers CT120 (Turnstile) are mounted at the access control points. They support 2 terminals and 2 relay outputs. The communication with the computer is via RS485 interface. Inputs from the two terminals are used to operate two relays (relay 1 and relay 2). This mode of work is applied to manage barriers and turnstiles. The relays are activated by supplying +12 V to them thus making easy the connection of devices. If you need to manage other types of devices remove jumper 03 (located next to the relay) and jumper 04 (a wire jumper located next to relay3). Thus outputs +12V , el. magnet 1 and el. magnet 2 , +12V become normally open contacts of relay 1 and 2. The power consumption of the access controller in this case is small and can be supplied using the interface cable. When access controller CT120 T is connected to the system two consequent addresses are automatically assigned to it. It is recommended that the first address is set in the software as Entrance and the second is set as Exit. Terminal 1 corresponds to the LS address and Terminal 2 to the MS address. To set the LS address of the controller use the button WR located on the PCB and the indicators of the terminals. When you assign the LS address, the MS address will be assigned automatically as LS address +1. To change the address of the ACT120 T use the procedure described for ACT120 O. When working with turnstiles there is the possibility to switch off the relays (no matter the settings in the software) by sending a signal to the controller. This functionality makes sure that 2 persons will not pass through the same access point. The controller switches off the relays when the input detector and the GND are connected or when logical 0 is supplied to the input. The logical 1 is +12V.

SCHEMATIC

Terminal 1 (relay 1) Terminal 2 (relay 2) RS485 BUS RS485 BUS

Sensor GND +12V LED GND NC 2 COM 2 NO 2 GND NC-1 COM 1 NO 1

GND Power supply + 12V

CONNECTORS RS485 BUS Terminals 1, 2 1 GND 1 Beeper 2 GND 2 Beeper 3 Int A 3 4 Int B 4 GND 5 5 Red LED 6 6 Green LED 7 Power supply +12 V 7 Antenna 8 Power supply +12 V 8 Antenna

ACCESS CONTROLLER - CT120

The controller ACT120 H (hotel) is mounted at the access control points. It is designed for use in hotel access systems but can be used with other applications as well. The controller manages 2 terminals, 3 relay outputs and 3 inputs. It has nonvolatile memory which can save the information for up to 14 cards. The controller is connected to the computer via RS485 interface through an interface converter. The controller corresponds to one address in the system. ACT120 H can perform the following logical functions: 1. Terminal 1 controls relay 1 used for restricting the access in a hotel room. When relay 1 is activated, +12 V is supplied to connector lock. 2. Terminal 2 controls relay 2 used for energy saving. Only the cards saved to the nonvolatile memory of the device can be used to control relay 2. The relay is activated when a valid RFID card is present in the range of the terminal. The relay switches off automatically 15 seconds after the card is removed from the range of the terminal. 3. Relay 3 has different applications. Can be controlled through the software. 4. Inputs 1,2, and 3 serve to transmit signals from external sensor to the software. They have numerous applications such as connecting panic buttons, alarm detectors, etc. The setting is made through the software. The logical levels of the inputs are 0 and 5 V. 5. Panic functionality - when panic signal is activated (as set in the software) the controller sends a signal to the computer. The ENTER terminal starts blinking and makings short sounds. The controller periodically activates relay 1 thus insuring easy access to the room.

SCHEMATIC

Terminal 1 Terminal 2

RS485 BUS RS485 BUS Input 1 GND El. magnetic lock Power supply + 12V

GND Input 3 GND Input 2 GND Input 1 Relay 2 Relay 3 GND Power supply + 12V

Connectors RS485 BUS , 2 1 GND 1 Beeper 2 GND 2 Beeper 3 Int A 3 4 Int B 4 GND 5 5 Red LED 6 6 Green LED 7 Power supply+12 V 7 Antenna 8 Power supply +12 V 8 Antenna

ACCESS TERMINALS
The access terminals C are connected to the controllers ACT120 and server to accept signals from RFID idenftificators put in the range of the antenna. It contains antenna, LEDs and sound device. The connection with the controller is made via 8 wire cable which is up to 3 meters long. There a couple of terminals depending on the design.

TERMINAL 100

TERMINAL 101

TERMINAL 102

TERMINAL 100

TERMINAL 103

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