velleman HAA86C Stand Alone Proximity Access Control User Manual

: June 3, 2024
: Velleman

velleman HAA86C Stand Alone Proximity Access Control

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Introduction

To all residents of the European Union

Important environmental information about this product.
This symbol on the device or the package indicates that disposal of the device after its lifecycle could harm the environment.
Do not dispose of the unit (or batteries) as unsorted municipal waste; it should be taken to a specialized company for recycling.
This device should be returned to your distributor or to a local recycling service.
Respect the local environmental rules.
If in doubt, contact your local waste disposal authorities.

Thank you for buying the HAA86C! Please read the manual thoroughly before bringing this device into service. If the device was damaged in transit, don’t install or use it and contact your dealer. The HAA86C has a card capacity of 1,000,000 and has 4 door-opening modes:

With card only
With card + PIN code
With card only or by pressing a key
Free-access mode

Settings & Activation

Use a knife or another sharp object to free the small frame around the keypad from the housing. Remove the four screws and take out the front panel. You can now set the hardware to your requirements through the 8 jumpers (JP1 through JP8 in the wiring diagram on the last page). The alarm output is activated for 4 seconds when the device is activated. The two-colour LED will flash (red) and the user will hear one long and two short beeps. The device is now ready for use.

Description

Card-Only Mode: the door will be opened when the card is held in front of the reader. The card is marked with a 6-digit ID. Before using this mode, enter the ID number into the reader.
Card- &-PIN-Code Mode: hold the card next to the reader and enter the 4-digit common PIN code (=6890 in our example).
How does the common PIN code work?
This simply means that everyone has a different card but uses the same
PIN code to open the door. The common PIN code always consists of 4 digits and only one common PIN code can be used at a time.
Key Mode: the door will open by entering the 6-digit ID code or any 6-digit PIN code.
Free-Access Mode: any electromagnetic card can open the door without entering the card ID. This mode can be used to test the reader. It is recommended not to use this mode as only the card can open the door.
Password Mode: this is the code for entering the command mode.

Command Mode

Card-+-PIN-Code Mode
Card-Only Mode
Card-Only or Key-Press Mode
Free-Access Mode
Alarm Armed (ON)
Alarm Disarmed (OFF)
Add Single Access Card
Delete Single Access Card
Add a Group of Cards
Delete a Group of Cards
Delete All Access Codes
Set Alarm Output Time (1 254s)
Set Door Delay Close Time (1 255s)
Enable Beeper (ON)
Disable Beeper (OFF)
Set Door Open Time (1 254s)
Modify Password
Set Common PIN Code
Exit

Remark: the codes in the command mode should be preceded and followed by a # e.g. #00#, #01#, etc.

Operation

Press **123456 to activate the command mode. The initial numeric code (factory setting) is 123456. All examples in this manual use 123456 as their numeric code. Enter #71# if you wish to change the numeric code. Note that the operation of the keys is audible.

Remarks

Enter 123456 (or followed by your own numeric code) to enter the command mode. You will hear three beeps in rapid succession and the LED will momentarily come on (green). Press #9 to exit the command mode. The twocolour LED turns green as soon as you have entered the numeric code and remains lit for ± 10 seconds. You will have to start the procedure again if you wait longer than 60 seconds before typing in the next command. Enter # * # and start over if the operation is interrupted.

Selecting the Door-Opening Mode

Card-+-PIN-Code Mode: # 00 #
Card-Only Mode: # 01 #
Card-Only Mode or Key-Press Mode: # 02 #
Free-Access Mode: # 03 #

Each successful operation is announced by the LED (green) and by a short and a long beep. The device will still beep if the operation fails, but in this case the LED does not come on.

Connecting the HAA86C with an Alarm/ Disconnecting it

Alarm signal output: # 04 #
Deactivating the alarm signal: # 05 #

Deleting All Access Codes

*

Adding Access Card(s)

Add single card: Press # 1 and hold the card next to the reader or enter the complete card number (6 digits). Next, you should enter ##9.
- Note: you can add just one card/card number, press # and press #9 to exit. You can also add a group of cards as follows:
Add group of cards: Press #3. Enter the complete card number (6 digits) OR hold the card in front of the reader (< 10cm). Next, you should enter X ##9 (X = the number of cards to be added). Start with the card with the lowest number.

Example: You want to add 10 cards and the first card number is 060003, followed by 060004, 060005, 060006, etc.

Enter: **NUMERIC CODE # ADD GROUP OF CARDS. In other words:
- **123456 # 3.

Next, you should either press 060003 (enter lowest card number first) or hold the card next to the reader. Conclude the operation by entering 10##9 (10 = number of added cards).

Deleting Access Card(s)

Delete single card: Press #2 and hold the card next to the reader or enter the complete card number (6 digits), then press ##9.
Delete group of cards: Press #4. Enter the complete card number (6 digits) OR hold the card in front of the reader (< 10cm). Next, you should enter X ##9 (X = the number cards to be deleted) Start with the card with the lowest number.

Programming the Alarm Output Duration

Press #51 (programming alarm output duration).
Enter the number of seconds the alarm should sound (= TTT, programmable between 1 to 254 seconds). Example:
Press #5138# to activate the alarm for 38 seconds.
Conclusion: Press #51TTT# to set the “alarm output duration”.

Programming the Door Delay Close Time

Press #52 (programming door delay close duration).
Enter the number of seconds the alarm should sound (= TTT, programmable between 1 to 255 seconds). Example:
Press #5238# to activate the alarm for 38 seconds.
Conclusion: Press #52TTT# to set the “door delay close time “.

Enabling the Beeper Signal Output

Press #54 (enabling the beeper signal output).
The output time will be activated according to the previously set door delay close time or door open duration.
Example: The door delay close time or door open duration has been set to 10 seconds. If the door is open and not closed within 10 seconds, the alarm will sound to warn the user.
Conclusion: Press #54# to enable the beeper signal output.

Disabling the Beeper Signal Output

Press #55 (disabling the beeper signal output).
Once the beeper disabled, the alarm will not sound even when the door delay close time or door open duration has been exceeded.
Conclusion: Press #55# to disable the beeper signal output.

Programming the Door Open Duration

Press #6 (programming door open duration).
Enter the number of seconds the door should remain open (= TTT, programmable between 1 to 250 seconds).
Example: Press #68# to keep the door open for 8 seconds.
Conclusion: Press #6TTT# to set the “door open duration”.

Modifying the Password

Press #71 (programming the numeric code).
Enter a six-digit numeric code (=XXXXXX) to replace the factory setting (= 123456).
Do not forget your new numeric code!
Conclusion: Press #71XXXXXX# to programme your numeric code.

Setting the PIN code

Press #72 (programming common PIN code).
Enter the 4-digit PIN code of your choice (=XXXX).
Conclusion: Press #72XXXX# to programme the common PIN code.

The Common PIN code can only be set if the device is in the Card-+-PIN-Code Mode.

Command-mode

Press #9 to leave the command mode after each setting.

Deleting All PIN codes

Press # * #.

Wiring (see final page) & remarks

Consumption: ± 100mA (HAA86C) + consumption of the door opener or relay (max. 1A).

Connecting the brown wire (PUSH BUTTON) with the black one activates the door opener output (DOOR OPENER RELAY) for 4 seconds. The LED flashes green and the beeper produces two short beeps. Connecting the yellow wire (ALARM LOOP) with the black one activates the alarm output (ALARM RELAY) for 4 seconds.

JP1: Connection for the antenna.
JP2: If installed, this jumper connects +12V with COM1 (violet). Do not install this jumper in case of a power consumption > 1A (typical example: door opener with an external power supply) and/or when using common earth.
JP3: If installed, this jumper connects +12V with COM2 (white/violet). Do not install this jumper in case of a power consumption > 1A (e.g. a powerful buzzer) and/or when using a common earth and/or an external power supply.
JP4: If this jumper is installed and the yellow and black input leads are disconnected, the alarm output will be activated for 3 seconds. If this jumper is not installed and the yellow and black input leads are connected, the alarm output will be activated for three seconds. Connected to JP8.
JP5: There is a protection diode between NC1 and GND if this jumper is installed.
JP6: There is a protection diode between NO1 and GND if this jumper is installed.
JP7: There is a protection diode between NC2 and GND if this jumper is installed.
JP8: There is a protection diode between NO2 and GND if this jumper is installed. Connected to JP4.