Control iD iDTouch Access Control User Guide

: June 3, 2024
: Control iD

Control iD iDTouch Access Control

Thank you for purchasing the iD Touch Access Control
Keyboard! For more informant, visit: www.controlid.com.br/en/access- control/idtouch/

By using Control iD products, you accept the Terms and Conditions of Use and Personal Data Protection Information available at: www.controlid.com.br/legal/acessoeponto.pdf

Material Required

To install your iD Touch, the following items are required: drill, three weblog sixth the respective screws, screwdriver or Philips screwdriver and 12V supply of at least 1A.

Installation

For the correct functioning of our iD Touch, the following precautions must be taken:

No objects should be less than 20 cm away from the sides of the equipment.
Avoid metallic objects near the back of the equipment so as not to impair the reach of the proximity card reader. In case this is not possible, use insulating spacers.
The iD Touch must be fixed at a height in the range of 1.00 m and 1.40 m from the ground.
Before fixing the device, ensure that all cables have been correctly connected.

Installation of the equipment is simple and should follow the sequence below:

Remove the iD Touch rear plastic bracket
Use the template on the back of this guide to drill the three ﬁxing holes
Completely insert the bushings into the holes made
Pass all cables required for operation through the hole in the mounting bracket and connect them to the respecve iDnTouch connectors.
Snap the iD Touch onto the support piece, sliding the main equipment from top to bottom
Insert the screw provided a t the bottom and secure it with the screwdriver.

Description of Connection

Pins For easy installation, the iD Touch has two connectors on the back that are responsible for product power, Wiegand communication, and port control and monitoring

Connector of 6 pins

(Power and Wiegand)

The connection to a +12V source of at least 1A is essential for the correct operation of the equipment.

An external Wiegand card reader can be connected to Wiegand inputs WIN0 and WIN1. In case there is a controller board, we can connect the Wiegand outputs WOUT0 and WOUT1 to the controller so that the user id identiﬁed in iD Touch is transferred to the controller.

5-pin connector

(Relay and Bell Control)

iDTouch Getting Started Operations

Turning on iDTouch

To turn on the iD Touch, connect the 12V 1A source according to the following schematic:

Programming Mode

To access iD Touch settings, enter Programming mode by performing the following steps

Press (*) to go to Standby Mode
In Standby Mode, press (#)
The Green LED will be blinking
Enter the programming password
(default: 12345) and press (#) again
The Green LED will be on

User Registration by Password Only

To register a password, follow the steps:

Go to Programming Mode
Press (1) and then press (#)
The green LED will be ﬂashing
Enter the 4 digits of the user id and press (#)
The device will beep 2 times
Enter the password (between 4 and 6 digits) and press (#)
A long beep indicates successful programming
Press (*) to return to Standby Mode

Quick Guide – iDTouch – Version 1.5 – Control iD 2021©

User Registration by Card Only

To register a user with an RFID card, follow the steps below:

Go to Programming Mode
Press (1) and then press (#)
The green LED will be ﬂashing
Enter the 4 digits of the user id and press (#)
The device will beep 2 times
Approach the card to be registered
A long beep indicates successful programming

Press (*) to return to Standby Mode

Wiegand communication protocol

iD Touch communicates with other devices using the Wiegand protocol
To use iD Touch together with an iD Prox for input and output control, just connect them as follows:

Cable colors refer to iD Touch.

It is also possible to connect the iD Touch to one of the inputs on a controller board or access controller. For this, the following connections must be made:

Input names may vary depending on the controller model.

Types of Locks

The iDTouch, through its internal relay of up to 220VAC and 5A, is compatible with practically all types of locks available on the market.

It is necessary to position the diode, which comes with the iDTouch, as close as possible to the locks.

Electromagnet

To install an electromagnet lock together with the iD Touch, simply make the connections indicated in the image below:

Pin-Solenoid

To control a Pin-Solenoid type lock from the iDTouch, connect the ports of the two devices according to the following diagram:

The terminals indicated in gray may not be present on all locks.
In case there is a power supply input (+12V or
+24V), it is essential to connect it to a power supply before operating the lock.

Electromechanical Lock

For iD Touch to control the Electromechanical lock, just make the connections explained in the schematic below:

Conﬁrm the operating voltage of the lock before connecting it to iD Touch. Many electromechanical locks operate with 110V/220V and, therefore, must use the link in item 6.3.2 of the User Manual, whose link is: hpps://www.controlid.com.br/manual/idtouchmanual.pdf

Pushbuttons and Alarm

It is possible to connect the iD Touch to a pushbutton panel to open the door and to a module with bell and relay (a separate module) to control a simple alarm system. The connections can be seen in the following diagrams:

Pushbuttons Connection

Bell Output

It is necessary to position the diode, which comes with the iD Touch, as close as possible to the relay.

Key Operations of iDTouch

Check out the procedures to carry out the main operations of iDTouch on the following table.

Operation	Procedures
1	2
Cancel all operations	Press * key
Enter Programming Mode	Press # key
Login with password	User Password: + #
Identify yourself with card	Approach card
Identify yourself with card and password	Approach card
Identify yourself with password and card	User Password: + #
Change Programming Mode Password	Enter Programming Menu
password: DDDDdd + #	Conﬁrm: DDDDdd + #
Register User with Password	Enter Programming Menu
#	Password: