VICKING WORKtime 111B Bedienungsanleitung

WORKtime IIIB

USER MANUAL Version 1.0

VICKING electronics

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Contents

CONTENTS.............................................................................................................................................................2

OVERVIEW............................................................................................................................................................3

MANUALS..............................................................................................................................................................3

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................................................3

STARTUP WARNINGS AND CHECKS ........................................................................................................................4

INPUT / OUTPUT ..................................................................................................................................................5

RELAYS .................................................................................................................................................................5

LED’S....................................................................................................................................................................5

INPUTS ..................................................................................................................................................................5

CARD READERS .....................................................................................................................................................5

SERIAL LINES ........................................................................................................................................................7

MOUNTING............................................................................................................................................................8

KEYBOARD............................................................................................................................................................9

COMMUNICATION............................................................................................................................................10

WRITE TO THE TERMINAL ..................................................................................................................................10

READ FROM THE TERMINAL ...............................................................................................................................10

TROUBLE SHOOTING ......................................................................................................................................12

TIMEMATE IIIB SETUP MENU......................................................................................................................13

1=SETUP MENU. ..................................................................................................................................................13

2=SELFTEST MENU. .............................................................................................................................................14

3=DEBUG MODE ON.............................................................................................................................................15

4=EXIT MENU......................................................................................................................................................15

TIMEMATE III SETUP ETHERNET INTERFACE......................................................................................16

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Overview

Manuals

The WORKtime online terminal uses the hardware of the TIMEmate to emulate a online

concentrator and a WORKmate system. The communication is compatible with the online

concentrator. If more than 1 WORKtime terminal is connected the server software must scan all

terminals. With a concentrator the server software typically only scan 1 concentrator

Technical specifications

•Power : 220V - 240V AC 15W

•Dimensions: Width 168mm, Height 265mm, Depth 113mm

•Weight: 2 Kg

•Drives up to 2 internal relays and 2 external relay.

•2 non isolated and 1 isolated input lines for switches.

•LCD display with 4 lines of 20 characters and LED back-lighting.

The characters are 5.5 mm high.

•Waterproof membrane keyboard with 6x4 keys.

•Stylish waterproof IP54 housing.

•Reads magnetic cards with ISO track 2 cards.

1 internal reader can be connected.

•Reads proximity cards (RF tags) with magnetic stripe interface.

1 internal reader and 2 external readers can be connected.

•Reads proximity cards (RF tags) with wiegand interface.

1 internal reader can be connected.

•Reads 2/5 interleaved, code 39, MSI, UPC and EAN bar-codes.

1 internal reader and 1 external reader can be connected.

•496K byte battery backed up RAM for file storage.

•180K byte flash ROM memory for firmware and application program.

•Internal power supply with over voltage protection and HF filter.

•2 serial communication ports.

•An optional Ethernet interface can be installed.

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Startup warnings and checks

The following things are tested when the TIMEmate starts up:

•If the F1 key is pressed the ethernet setup menu is started.

•If the →] key is pressed the TIMEmate setup menu is started.

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Input / Output

Relays

The timemate has the following relays :

•Relays 1 has a normal open (NO) and a normal closed (NC) contact and drives up to 220V

1A.

•Relays 2 has only a normal open (NC) contact.

•Relays 3 driver is a pin on the ‘extra connection’ connector that can drive an external relay

with a 5V Coil.

•Relays 4 driver is a pin on the green terminal block connector located on the processor board,

that can drive an external relay with a 5V Coil.

See the drawings at the end of the manual.

Be careful when switching inductive loads with the relays, when the power to a coil is switched

off it will generate a large voltage spike that can burn out the relays contacts, especially when

switching a DC voltage.

Never switch the primary coil of a 220V transformer, always place the relay contacts in the

secondary circuit.

Led’s

The timemate can drive 2 LED’s typically a green and a red.

Can be used to indicate correct or false input or other special applications.

Inputs

The timemate has 2 non isolated binary inputs located on the ‘Extra connection’ connector of

the power supply. And 1 isolated binary input located on the processor board.

Their main use is for connecting a switches to the timemate.

Connect a powerless switch between ‘switch input 1’ and ‘+5V for input’

or ‘switch input 2’ and ‘+5V for input’.

The isolated input can handle both powerless contacts or switched external voltages.

See the drawings at the end of the manual.

Card readers

Barcodes :

There are 2 barcodes ports, 1 for an internal reader and 1 for an external reader.

Both ports can be used simultaneously.

These codes are recognized : 2/5 interleaved, code 39, UPC and EAN bar-codes.

A CCD scanner can be programmed to translate other types of barcodes to Code 39.

You can connect :

−Barcode badge reader for infrared or visible light

−Barcode wand

−CCD scanner.

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Magnetic cards

The TIMEMate reads magnetic cards with ISO track 2. (ISO 2 ABA)

Track 2 is 4 bits per character plus a parity bit

The track format is: START(13) data END(15) LRC

One internal reader can be connected.

Proximity cards (RF tags).

You can connect one internal reader and two external readers to the TIMEmate simultaneously.

Readers 2 and 3 have an opto-isolated current loop interface to connect a reader up 50 meter

away from the TIMEmate. The reader must be connected through a doorlock interface. This

doorlock interface gives power to the reader and drives the current loop interface. The doorlock

interface has also 2 relays and a powersupply for AC or DC doorlock coils.

If you close jumper 1,2 and 3 or the power supply board, reader 3 can be connected, for a short

distance, directly to the TIMEmate without a doorlock interface. (see the drawings at the end of

the manual)

Wiegand proximity cards.

You can connect one internal wiegand reader to the TIMEmate.

The data from a wiegand reader is not in the form of readable characters like a mag. stripe cards

or data received though the mag. stripe interface.

Wiegand data is a stream of bits that must be decoded to a decimal card number.

This bit stream is divided into blocks of bits. These blocks need to be converted to a decimal

number, in the example below bit 10 to 25 are used to make the card number.

Because there is no standard in the formatting of wiegand cards the decoding of the card number

takes place in the application program not in the firmware of the TIMEmate.

Example of a typical wiegand card structure.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

P F F F F F F F F C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C P

P=Parity bits

C=card number 16bits range 0 - 65536

F=facility code 8bits range 0 - 255

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Serial lines

The terminal has 2 serial ports.

The main port is for connection to a computer see the ‘TIMEmate III communication manual’

Port 1 can be configured with DIP switches on the powersupply in 3 communication modes:

1) A RS232 connection.

Max. 50 meters. Only 1 terminal can be connected on 1 computer port.

Can be directly connected to the computer serial ports.

2) A multidrop RS485 (4 wire) connection

Max. 1200 meters. Max 32 terminals can be connected to 1 computer port.

You need to place a RS232 to RS485 converter on the serial port of your computer.

We recommend the Westermo ACCESS MA-42 it also optically isolates the network from

your computer.

3) An Ethernet interface can be plugged into the processor board.

This interface converts the data from serial port 1 to an Ethernet network using the IP

protocol family.

The cable lengths are for 9600 baud, for lower baud rates the cable can be longer.

The extra port is for special serial connections.

Port 2 can be configured with DIP switches on the processor board in 3 communication modes:

1) A RS232 connection located on the powersupply board.

The application can use this port to drive a printer or other serial devices.

This port is also used to program the flash memory.

2) A RS485 connection located on the processor board.

This is used to connect a network of external MORI interfaces for access control.

3) A TTL level serial connection located on the powersupply board.

Is special OEM modules that have no full RS232 interface.

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Mounting

The timemate is mounted to the wall with a special mounting plate. The timemate hooks into the

bent upper part of the plate and is then fixed to the plate with 2 screws. These screws are

accessed by removing the bottom lid of the timemate.

Look at the end of this manual for to see the dimensions of the wall plate and where you can

make a hole to guide the cables.

The cables to the timemate can go through the back of the timemate and then through the wall.

Or the cables can go through the bottom of the timemate with cable glands.

If you drill a hole for cables in the TIMEmate and you still want to keep the IP54 waterproof

protection you need to use watertight seals like cable grommets and cable glands.

The cables of the TIMEmate can go trough the back of the TIMEmate and then trough the wall

or the cables can go trough the bottom of the TIMEmate.

You can use a cable grommet or a cable gland for each cable with an IP54 protection for cables

with a diameter ranging from 3.5 to 8 mm (PG9).

If you use a cable grommet it is recommended to use a strain relief on the cable.

Cable gland

Grommet

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Keyboard

The keyboard gives no mechanical feedback, you can’t feel if a key is closes or not.

Instead you hear a short beep to give the user an indication if the key is pressed or not.

The backspace and enter key have a fixed function.

Numbers can be entered with the numerical keys, input errors can be corrected with the

backspace key and the input can be finished with the enter key.

The other function keys are transmitted as function codes, see table below.

key ONLINE

|Æ96

? 116

Æ|100

F1 101

F2 102

F3 103

F4 104

F5 105

F6 106

↑98

↓117

Åonly for edit

↵No function code

All codes are the same as the WORKmate II except 116 for ? this is the code for F16 in the

WORKmate II

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Communication

WRITE to the terminal

The WORKtime terminal accepts this online concentrator compatible communication command

to write data to the terminal. The data contains display text and WORKmate compatible

terminals codes.

Length Code Description

1 STX 2 dec

1 W 87 dec Command

1 0 Always 0

1 Line Always 5 (indicates a WORKtime)

2 Terminal 0 Asc to 63 Asc

max 100 Data A string of data for the terminal

2 Checksum Calculated from W to Data

1 CR 13 dec

The answer to this is ACK CR or

NACK P CR or NACK C CR during serial line interference.

NACK W CR if the previous data for this terminal is not yet transmitted.

READ from the terminal

The WORKtime terminal accepts this online concentrator compatible communication command

to read data from the terminal. The data contains entered data and a function code.

This command must be send continuously to poll if there is new data available in the terminal.

Read the next data in the buffer. (normally used command)

Length Code Description

1 STX 2 dec

1 N 78 dec Command

2 Checksum 97 dec 109 dec

1 CR 13 dec

The answer to these commands is the terminal data in this format:

Length Code Description

1 STX 2 dec

1 reserved Always 0 Asc (for future expansion)

1 Line Always 5 (indicates a WORKtime)

2 Terminal 01

max 42 Data A string of data from the terminal

2 Checksum Calculated from reserved to Data

1 CR 13 dec

NACK P CR or NACK C CR during serial line interference.

NACK E CR if there is no data available from the terminals.

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