HIKVISION DS-K4T100 - User Manual

Title:
DS-K4T100 Electric Lock Connect to
DS-K2600&DS-K2800 serires Access
Controller
Version:
v1.0
Date:
3/19/2018
Product:
Access Control Device
Page:
1 of 10
DS-K4T100 Electric Lock Connect to DS-K2600&DS-
K2800 serires Access Controller
Preparation
Connecting electric lock to access controller is mainly applied to open the door for exiting. For electric
lock and access controller in this document, please check the table below:
Magnetic Lock
Access Controller
DS-K4T100
DS-K2601, DS-K2602, DS-K2604
DS-K2801, DS-K2802, DS-K2804
Note
This document is simply used to guide users how to wire correctly and ensure access controllers can
control locks.
The access controller model in this document is DS-K2604 & DS-K2804.
Part 1 is mainly for electric lock wiring, and Part 2 and Part 3 are mainly for the situation that users could
get the door status on iVMS-4200 Client.
Notice
1. Please cut off power supply before wiring;
2. Please check interfaces of electric lock in following picture;
3. Correspondingly, there are lock and door magnetic interfaces in DS-K2800 & DS-K2600 series
access controllers, as pictures show:
Note: means lock interface; means door magnetic interface;
Access Controller
Interface
DS-K2801
Color
Description
Red
12V
Black
GND
Green
COM
Yellow
NC
Blue
NO

Summary

Preparation and Interface Identification

Electric Lock Wiring Preparation

Guidance on preparing for electric lock wiring, including power cutoff and interface checks.

Access Controller Interface Overview

Visual identification of lock and door magnetic interfaces on DS-K2600/DS-K2800 series controllers.

Part 1: Lock+ & Lock- Wiring

DS-K4 T100 Lock Wiring Examples

Illustrates wiring DS-K4T100 electric locks to DS-K2804 and DS-K2604 access controllers.

Part 2: Lock+;Lock- & NC;COM Wiring

DS-K4 T100 NC;COM Connection

Wiring diagram for DS-K4T100 electric lock NC/COM terminals to DS-K2804 access controller.

Dual DS-K4 T100 NC;COM Connection

Wiring diagram for dual DS-K4T100 electric locks NC/COM terminals to DS-K2604 access controller.

iVMS-4200 Client Configuration and Monitoring

Add Access Controller to iVMS-4200

Steps to add the access controller to the iVMS-4200 client software for management.

Device Arming Control and Status Check

How to check the access controller's arming status using iVMS-4200 Device Arming Control.

Door Magnetic Sensor Parameter Setup

Configure Door Magnetic Sensor settings within iVMS-4200 Access Control Parameters.

Door Status Monitoring in iVMS-4200

Monitor door status and magnetic lock LED status via the iVMS-4200 Status Monitor interface.

Part 3: Lock+;Lock- & NO;COM Wiring

DS-K4 T100 NO;COM Connection

Wiring diagram for DS-K4T100 electric lock NO/COM terminals to DS-K2804 access controller.

Dual DS-K4 T100 NO;COM Connection

Wiring diagram for dual DS-K4T100 electric locks NO/COM terminals to DS-K2604 access controller.

iVMS-4200 Advanced Configuration

Door Magnetic Sensor Parameter Adjustment

Adjusting Door Magnetic Sensor settings to 'Remain Open' in iVMS-4200 Access Control Parameters.

Door Status Monitoring Scenarios

Checking door status and magnetic lock LED status in iVMS-4200 for various scenarios.

Alarm Event Scenarios

Magnetic Lock LED Status Anomalies

Explanation of abnormal magnetic lock LED status, including open door timeout and improper installation.

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Important Technical Specifications
3. Usage Features
4. Maintenance Features

The HIKVISION DS-K4T100 Electric Lock is designed to connect with DS-K2600 and DS-K2800 series Access Controllers, providing a comprehensive solution for door access control. This document serves as a guide for correct wiring and ensures the access controllers can effectively manage the locks. The primary function of this setup is to enable door opening for exiting, integrating electric locks with advanced access control systems.

Function Description:

The DS-K4T100 Electric Lock, when integrated with HIKVISION DS-K2600 (DS-K2601, DS-K2602, DS-K2604) and DS-K2800 (DS-K2801, DS-K2802, DS-K2804) series Access Controllers, facilitates secure and controlled access to premises. The system allows for the management of door status, enabling users to monitor and control access through the iVMS-4200 Client software. The electric lock acts as the physical mechanism for securing the door, while the access controller provides the intelligence for authentication, authorization, and event logging.

The system supports various wiring configurations for the electric lock and door magnetic sensor, catering to different operational requirements. Part 1 of the manual focuses on the basic Lock+ & Lock- wiring, which is essential for the electric lock's power and operation. Parts 2 and 3 delve into more advanced wiring scenarios, incorporating NC (Normally Closed) and COM (Common) connections for the door magnetic sensor, which allows the system to detect the door's open/closed status. This is crucial for enhanced security and monitoring capabilities, as it enables the iVMS-4200 Client to display real-time door status and trigger alarms for abnormal events.

Important Technical Specifications:

The DS-K4T100 Electric Lock operates with a 12V power supply, indicated by the red wire. The black wire serves as the ground (GND). For control and status feedback, the lock utilizes green (COM), yellow (NC), and blue (NO) wires. These connections are critical for interfacing with the access controller's lock and door magnetic interfaces.

The access controllers (DS-K2600 and DS-K2800 series) feature dedicated terminals for lock control (Lock+, Lock-) and door magnetic sensor input (Magnetic1, Button1, GND, Magnetic2, Button2). The specific models mentioned, DS-K2604 and DS-K2804, are used as examples for wiring diagrams, highlighting the compatibility and integration points. The controllers also include RS485 terminals for communication, enabling network integration with the iVMS-4200 Client.

Usage Features:

1. Access Control Integration: The system integrates seamlessly with HIKVISION's iVMS-4200 Client, allowing for centralized management of access control devices.
2. Real-time Door Status Monitoring: By wiring the door magnetic sensor, users can monitor the real-time open/closed status of the door through the iVMS-4200 Client. This feature is vital for security surveillance and operational awareness.
3. Event Logging and Alarms: The system records various access control events, such as door open/close, remote login/logout, and abnormal door events (e.g., open door timeout, abnormally open door by force). These events can trigger alarms and provide valuable data for security analysis.
4. Configurable Door Parameters: Within the iVMS-4200 Client, users can configure various door parameters, including:
   • Door Magnetic Sensor Type: Can be set to "Remain Closed" or "Remain Open" depending on the wiring configuration and desired behavior.
   • Exit Button Type: Configurable for different exit button functionalities.
   • Door Locked Time: The duration for which the door remains locked after an access event.
   • Door Open Duration by Card for Disabled Persons: Allows for extended door open times for accessibility.
   • Door Open Timeout Alarm: Triggers an alarm if the door remains open beyond a specified duration.
   • Enable Locking Door when Door Closed: Ensures the door is automatically locked when closed.
   • Duress Code, Super Password, Dismiss Code: Provides additional security layers for emergency situations or specific operational needs.
5. Device Arming Control: The iVMS-4200 Client allows users to arm or disarm access controllers, influencing how the system responds to events and alarms. An armed device indicates active monitoring and security protocols.
6. Multiple Wiring Options: The manual provides detailed wiring diagrams for different scenarios, including single and multiple electric lock installations, and configurations for both Lock+/Lock- and NC/COM wiring, offering flexibility to adapt to various installation requirements.

Maintenance Features:

1. Pre-wiring Safety: Emphasizes the critical safety measure of cutting off the power supply before any wiring work to prevent electrical hazards and damage to devices.
2. Interface Verification: Users are instructed to carefully check the interfaces of both the electric lock and the access controller to ensure correct connections, which is fundamental for proper system operation.
3. Software-based Configuration and Troubleshooting: The iVMS-4200 Client serves as a central point for configuration, status monitoring, and initial troubleshooting. Users can verify wiring consistency by observing door status and alarm events within the software.
4. Alarm Content Analysis: The system provides detailed alarm content (e.g., "Normally Close Door," "Normally Open Door," "Open Door Timeout," "Abnormally Open Door") which aids in diagnosing issues and understanding the cause of security events.
5. Magnetic Lock LED Status: Abnormalities in the magnetic lock's LED status can indicate various issues, such as open door timeout, forced door opening, or improper installation causing poor contact between the armature plate and the lock body. This visual feedback is a valuable diagnostic tool.
6. Firmware and Device Information: The iVMS-4200 Client displays device information, including firmware version, security status, and serial number, which is useful for maintenance, updates, and support.

In summary, the HIKVISION DS-K4T100 Electric Lock, in conjunction with the DS-K2600/DS-K2800 series Access Controllers and iVMS-4200 Client, offers a robust and versatile access control solution. Its features emphasize ease of installation, comprehensive monitoring, and flexible configuration, making it a suitable choice for various security applications.

HIKVISION DS-K4T100 Specifications