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Inner Turnstiles

• Turnstile Top • Turnstile Revolution

• Turnstile Box • Turnstile Flex

Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 1 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc.

Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949

8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433

purchase on-line or call Patrick McAllister 303 670 1099

email: [email protected]

Index INDEX 1 INTRODUCTION................................................................................ 4

1.1 TURNSTILE MODELS ................................................................................................................................................... 6

1.2 TURNSTILE TOP - MODELS ........................................................................................................................................ 7

1.3 TURNSTILE REVOLUTION - MODELS ...................................................................................................................... 8

1.4 TURNSTILE BOX - MODELS ....................................................................................................................................... 9

1.5 TURNSTILE FLEX - MODELS .................................................................................................................................. 10

1.6 OPTIONS FOR TURNSTILES ................................................................................................................................. 11

1.6.1 Biometry ............................................................................................................................. 11

1.6.2 Drop box ............................................................................................................................ 12

1.6.3 Articulated arm .................................................................................................................. 12 2 TURNSTILE INSTALLATION ............................................................. 14 2.1 TURNSTILE DIMENSIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 15

2.1.1 Dimensions of Top turnstile ................................................................................................ 15

2.1.2 Dimensions of Revolution turnstile ..................................................................................... 15

2.1.3 Dimensions of Box turnstile ................................................................................................ 16

2.1.4 Dimensions of Flex turnstile ............................................................................................... 17

2.2 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION FOR TURNSTILES ...................................................................................................... 18

2.2.1 Physical installation for Top turnstile ................................................................................. 20

2.2.2 Physical installation for Revolution turnstile ...................................................................... 22

2.2.3 Physical installation for Box turnstile ................................................................................. 24

2.2.4 Arm fastening in fixed arm mechanisms ............................................................................. 26

2.2.5 Physical installation for Flex turnstile ................................................................................ 27

POWER SUPPLY ........................................................................................................................................................................ 29

2.2.6 SMPS AC/DC ..................................................................................................................... 29

2.2.7 SMPS DC/DC..................................................................................................................... 30

2.2.8 Models with two power supplies ......................................................................................... 30

2.3 POWER BLACKOUT - UPS BATTERY ................................................................................................................... 31

2.4 INNER BOARDS ......................................................................................................................................................... 31

2.5 PCI INNER NET (TCP/IP COMMUNICATION) ................................................................................ 32

2.5.1 Network cable connection .................................................................................................. 33

2.5.2 Ethernet network configuration .......................................................................................... 34

2.5.3 Configuration for using crossover cable ............................................................................. 34

2.6 PCI INNER PLUS (SERIAL COMMUNICATION) ............................................................................... 35

2.6.1 Communication Interface Connection for Inner turnstile .................................................... 35

2.6.2 RS232 standard interface ................................................................................................... 36

2.6.3 RS485 standard interface ................................................................................................... 38

2.7 SIREN CONNECTION ................................................................................................................................................. 40 3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ................................................................ 41 3.1 LOCAL SETTINGS FOR INNER BIO NET ............................................................................................................... 44

3.2 LOCAL SETTINGS FOR INNER BIO ........................................................................................................................ 48

3.2.1 Local settings via cable or modem (option 1 or 2) .............................................................. 49

3.3 AFTER INNER IS ALREADY SET ............................................................................................................................. 51

3.4 SETTINGS VIA COMPUTER..................................................................................................................................... 52 4 FINGERPRINT REGISTRATION ........................................................... 53 4.1 INNER REGISTRATION ............................................................................................................................................. 53

4.1.1 NEW USER: ....................................................................................................................... 54

4.1.2 DELETE USER: ................................................................................................................. 55

4.1.3 CHECK USER: .................................................................................................................. 55

4.1.4 DELETE ALL: .................................................................................................................... 55

4.1.5 EXIT: ................................................................................................................................. 55

4.2 SENDING FINGERPRINTS TO THE EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................... 56

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Index

4.3 TIPS FOR IMPROVING THE FINGERPRINT VERIFICATION ................................................................................. 58 5 INNER OPERATION MODE ................................................................. 60 5.1 STANDARD OPERATION MODE .............................................................................................................................. 60

5.1.1 Event record in biometric turnstiles .................................................................................... 60

5.1.2 Event recording operation sequence ................................................................................... 61

5.2 TRANSACTION USING KEYBOARD........................................................................................................................ 62

5.3 FUNCTIONS ................................................................................................................................................................ 63

5.4 SEARCH....................................................................................................................................................................... 64

5.5 MASTER CARD OPERATION ................................................................................................................................... 65

5.5.1 Card Verifications .............................................................................................................. 65

5.5.2 Reader Block/Unblock ....................................................................................................... 66

5.5.3 Keyboard release in special cases ...................................................................................... 67

5.6 SENDING OF REGISTERS TO THE COMPUTER ..................................................................................................... 68 6 READERS AND CARDS ....................................................................... 70 6.1 MAGNETIC AND BAR CODE READERS........................................................................................................... 70

6.1.1 Standard Card .................................................................................................................... 70

6.1.2 Free Standard .................................................................................................................... 71 6.2 PROXIMITY READERS .................................................................................................................................... 72 6.3 SMART CARD / MIFARE ............................................................................................................................... 72 6.4 KEYBOARD .................................................................................................................................................. 73 7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................ 74 7.1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR TURNSTILE TOP ......................................................................................... 75

7.1.1 Composition of product ...................................................................................................... 75

7.1.2 Turnstile Top models .......................................................................................................... 75

7.1.3 Features of Turnstile Top ................................................................................................... 75

7.1.4 Technical specifications ..................................................................................................... 76

7.1.5 Options ............................................................................................................................... 77

7.1.6 Features of Inners Manager software ................................................................................. 77

7.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR TURNSTILE REVOLUTION ....................................................................... 78


7.2.2 Turnstile Revolution models ............................................................................................... 78

7.2.3 Features of Turnstile Revolution......................................................................................... 78


7.2.5 Options ............................................................................................................................... 80


7.3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR TURNSTILE BOX ........................................................................................ 81


7.3.2 Turnstile Box models .......................................................................................................... 81

7.3.3 Features of Turnstile Box ................................................................................................... 81


7.3.5 Options ............................................................................................................................... 83


7.4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR TURNSTILE FLEX ...................................................................................... 83


7.4.2 Turnstile Flex Models ......................................................................................................... 84

7.4.3 Features of Turnstile Flex .................................................................................................. 84


7.4.5 Options ............................................................................................................................... 85




Introduction 1 Introduction Inner Turnstiles are complete pieces of equipment for access control which join strength to safety. The various designs and functions allow for the installation of turnstiles in different environments with different needs. The access control list allows for the configuration of days and times when each user may access the controlled location. Inner commands the turnstile according to the settings chosen on Manager SW. The record may be made using a card, biometry, or via keyboard, if it is enabled. If you are using a card, depending on the Inner Turnstile model, a bar coded, magnetic, proximity, or smart card may be used. In addition to control access, turnstiles may also be used for time & attendance control, using configurable functions. The Inner series allows for the accurate and safe collection of employees' clock in and out records. Such records are used by a time & attendance control software to calculate working hours, overtime, absent hours, and so on. Turnstile allows for the definition of the times when each employee may punch in/out, thus avoiding the recording of undesired overtime. The data recorded are stored on Turnstile’s memory until they can be sent to a computer. Inners Manager SW, which comes with the product, is used to configure the Turnstile and collect the data stored. When the TCP/IP or RS485 interface is used, the Turnstiles may be connected as a network. Up to 99 Turnstiles may be connected when using TCP/IP and 32 Turnstiles when using RS485. Inners Manager software offers wide configuration possibilities for the operation of Inner, and it is enough for general applications. However, Turnstiles.us also allows for integrators to develop customized softwares targeted at specific needs, thus allowing online and offline applications to be developed.



Introduction When in online mode, the computer permanently communicates with the Turnstile, which is fully dedicated to one application. The data collected by the Turnstile are immediately transferred to the computer, which analyzes them and returns a command to Inner. That way, the computer itself defines the messages that should show on the display and tells Inner to activate the devices connected to it. To use in online mode, a special program is needed. In case the user is interested in developing his/her own system, Turnstiles.us may provide the programming libraries used to communicate with the turnstiles. Contact sales representative to receive further details. When in offline mode, the Turnstile is configured by the computer and keeps such configuration in its memory. That way, the computer may be switched off or used for other purposes while the Turnstile remains operational and collecting the data for its memory. Inners Manager software operates in offline mode, but allows for the data collection to occur online through the automatic collection. This manual brings information regarding the different Inner Turnstile models found at www.turnstiles.us. The huge variety provides a large application range, thus making it easy to be used in various places. Features portrayed by such collectors may easily suit your need and environment.



Introduction 1.1 Turnstile models

Turnstile Top Turnstile Revolution

Turnstile Box Turnstile Flex



Introduction 1.2 Turnstile Top - models

Turnstile Top may be bought in different settings. The picture below shows a Turnstile Top Bio. The table below shows the possible variations for Top turnstile models. Top turnstile models - Inner series Turnstile Top Turnstile Top Net Communication RS232 RS485 TCP/IP

Arm Fixed Arm Articulated Arm Types of readers Bar code Magnetic Proximity Smart card

Power Options supply 90 to 230Vac Biometry 12Vdc Common features for the models above Green and red lights to indicate blocked or free turnstile. LCD 2x16 with back light 16 key keyboard Top turnstile models - mechanical turnstiles (no internal electronics) Options Turnstile Top Mechanical lock in one direction Mechanical Mechanical counter Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 7 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc. - Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949 -8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433


Introduction 1.3 Turnstile Revolution - models

Turnstile Revolution may be bought in different settings. The picture below shows a Turnstile Revolution Bio. The table below shows the possible variations for Revolution turnstile models. Revolution turnstile models - Inner series Communication Arm Turnstile RS232 Revolution RS485 Fixed Turnstile Articulated Revolution Net TCP/IP Types of readers Bar code Magnetic Proximity Smart card Power Options supply Biometry Collecting box 90 to 230Vac (proximity 12Vdc reader) Common features Green and red lights to indicate blocked or free turnstile. for the models Big Number LCD 2x16 with back light above 15 key keyboard



Introduction 1.4 Turnstile Box - models

Turnstile Box may be bought in different settings. The table below shows the possible variations for Box turnstile models. Box turnstile models - Inner series Turnstile Box Turnstile Box Net Communication Arm RS232 RS485 Fixed Articulated TCP/IP Types of readers Bar code Magnetic Proximity Smart card Power Options supply Biometry Collecting box 90 to 230Vac (proximity 12Vdc reader) Common features for the models above Green and red lights to indicate blocked or free turnstile. Big Number LCD 2x16 with back light 16 key keyboard Box turnstile models - mechanical turnstiles (no internal electronics) Options Turnstile Box Mechanical Mechanical lock in one direction



Introduction 1.5 Turnstile Flex - models

Turnstile Box may be bought in different settings. The table below shows the possible variations for Flex turnstile models. Flex turnstile models - Inner series Turnstile Flex Turnstile Flex Net Communication Types of readers RS232 RS485 Proximity TCP/IP Power supply 90 to 230Vac 12Vdc Common features for the models above Green and red lights to indicate blocked or free turnstile. LCD 2x16 with back light 16 key keyboard



Introduction 1.6 Options for turnstiles

1.6.1 Biometry

Turnstiles may have the Biometry identification option. Inner Bio turnstile reads the user's fingerprint features to punch in/out or to grant access to controlled locations. The biometric reading may occur in two different ways: through identification or through verification. IDENTIFICATION MODE (1:N) In identification mode, the user simply places his/her finger on top of the biometric reader so that his/her fingerprint is read and identified. Inner Bio compares such fingerprint with all other ones registered and identifies the user. VERIFICATION MODE (1:1) In verification mode, the user first identifies himself/herself by giving the number or card number, and then places his/her finger on top of the biometric reader. The fingerprint will be read and compared to the one registered for this specific user, thus checking the user's identity. The number of users that may be registered depends on the biometric module’s model, as in the table below, which is valid both for Top, Revolution, and Box turnstiles. Biometric module Inner Bio Net 4000 Inner Bio 4000 Inner Bio Net 1000 Inner Bio 1000 Inner Bio Net Light Inner Bio Light Number of users Note 4,000 users Two fingerprints per user 1,000 users Two fingerprints per user 100 users Two fingerprints per user



Introduction 1.6.2 Drop box

This option is only available for Turnstile Revolution and for Turnstile Box, in the models carrying proximity reader. Turnstile is equipped with two readers. The first is used for entrance, it reads the card and frees the turnstile, thus allowing the user to enter with the card. When exiting, the user is to place the card into a gap where the second reader is located. After being read, the card is driven to a box inside the turnstile. The exit is allowed and the card is kept inside the box, which is inside the turnstile. The collection of cards is performed by opening the lid with a key. 1.6.3 Articulated arm

Inner Turnstiles equipped with an articulated arm mechanism have the feature of making the arm in horizontal position, blocking the user’s passage, falls into vertical position, thus freeing users’ passage in the event of power blackouts or when the turnstile is turned off. The picture below illustrates the position of the turnstile’s arm before the turnstile is turned on. Position 1 - free passage After turning turnstile on, the arm will remain in such position. The arm must be manually raised into horizontal position, and it will remain in such position only if the electromagnetic power source is on. Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 12 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc. - Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949 -8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433


Introduction The arm must be manually raised from position 1 to position 2, with the power supply connected. Under normal operation, the turnstile’s arm is in horizontal position, as seen in the picture below. Position 2 - controlled passage In case the turnstile is turned off, or in the event of power blackout, the arm shall automatically fall from position 2 to position 1. Top, Revolution, and Box turnstiles may be equipped with articulated arm mechanism.



Installation 2 Turnstile Installation

The handling and installation are to be performed only by authorized and

qualified personnel. Voltages are present in Inner turnstiles. Before

installing, unplug device from power supply. The failure to follow the

safety conditions may cause physical damage or damage to the

equipment.

The location must be easily accessed by the users and allows for the passage of the card without any obstacles. Lighting should allow an easy reading of the messages shown on the display. The drilling template comes with the product and it is to be followed during the installation. Cables are passed by the lower part of the Turnstile’s base. It must be previously prepared with the separate pipes for power supply and data communication.



Installation 2.1 Turnstile dimensions

2.1.1 Dimensions of Top turnstile 2.1.2 Dimensions of Revolution turnstile



Installation 2.1.3 Dimensions of Box turnstile



Installation 2.1.4 Dimensions of Flex turnstile



Installation 2.1.5 Cables Connection Top Turnstile

All models Bio with Plus Board Bio with Net Board (except Bio and Pro)

Power

Supply

Cable

Turnstile

Sensor

Cable

Solenoid

Cable

FIM Board

Power

Supply

Cable

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Installation 2.1.6 Closing Cover Top Turnstile Put the cover above the base, how showed at side picture, and lower slowly. Keep the cover aligned with the base Lower the cover until reach the base, the holes of the base and cover must be aligned. If the holes are aligned, fix the cover and the base with the screws included



Installation 2.2 Physical installation for turnstiles

To fasten turnstiles on the ground, use anchor bolts with 3/8" x 2. ½" steel sleeves. Do not use plastic sleeves. 2.2.1 Physical installation for Top turnstile

In order to access Top turnstile's fastening holes, it is necessary to remove the front plate, as seen in picture below. Remove the front plate to connect the power cable to the power supply. To connect the communication cable to the Inner board, remove the lid following the sequence below. Remove the screws that fasten the lid to the base. Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 20 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc. - Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949 -8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433


Installation Then, tilt lid backwards. Top turnstile has a one plate fitting device that may be used to support the lid in open position, as in the picture below. When moving the lid, watch for the cables.



Installation 2.2.2 Physical installation for Revolution turnstile In order to access the Revolution turnstile’s floor fastening holes, open the door located in the lower part of the base using the key that comes with the product. After opening this door, you will be able to see two screws that fasten the turnstile's front plate. Such screws are to be removed. The front plate must be bent forward and pushed down in order to be removed.



Installation The access to the power supply board, in order to connect the turnstile’s power supply, is achieved after removing the front plate. To connect the communication cable, reach Inner board, which is attached to the lid. To remove the lid, remove the 4 screws that fasten the lid to the base. Raise the lid, paying due attention to the cables. The lid may be leaned on the side of the turnstile to make it easy to operate.



Installation 2.2.3 Physical installation for Box turnstile

In order to access the turnstile's floor fastening holes, use the key that comes with it to open the small doors present inside both bases.



Installation To access the power supply board and the Inner board inside the Box turnstile, remove the lid. To remove the lid, follow the sequence below. Be careful because there are cables connecting lid devices to the boards. Remove both lid fastening screws, as seen in picture below. Move lid to the left. Raise lid, paying attention not to damage the cables connected.



Installation 2.2.4 Arm fastening in fixed arm mechanisms

The fixed arm mechanism may be used in Top, Revolution, or Box turnstiles. Place the arm mechanism. 1

Tighten the screws tapered tip of the arms, which are already in the mechanism, until they rest against the arm. Make three complete turns on each bolt. 2

Enter the flat-tipped bolts in each of the holes for attaching the arms, squeezing them into a perfect and secure locking. 3



Installation 2.2.5 Physical installation for Flex turnstile

Remove the turnstile’s front plate in order to access the turnstile’s floor fastening holes. Remove the front plate to connect the turnstile’s power cable to the power supply. The communication cable is connected to the Inner board, which is under the turnstile's lid. To remove the turnstile’s lid and access PCI Inner, follow the sequence below. Remove the screws that fasten the lid to the base and tilt the lid backwards a bit. Horizontally move lid back. Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 27 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc. - Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949 -8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433


Installation Raise the lid, being careful with the lid’s cables connected to the boards. Arm placement in the Flex turnstile and position of fastening screws.



Installation Power supply

Inner turnstile’s power supply is an internal one. Inner turnstiles may be equipped with two different types of power supply: - SMPS AC/DC: AC input (alternating current) - SMPS DC/DC: DC input (direct current)

2.2.6 SMPS AC/DC This is the standard model for Inner series. The input voltage for this power supply is an alternate one, from 90Vac to 230Vac. It is not necessary to select the input voltage. The power supply has a 5V output to feed Inner's circuit. In addition to the 5V output, there is another output used to charge Inner’s battery. BATTERY PCI Inner power supply connector On/Off Switch AC/DC SMPS



Installation 2.2.7 SMPS DC/DC This power supply model is an optional for Inner series. The input voltage for this power supply is from 12Vdc to 24Vdc. The power supply has a 5V output to feed Inner's circuit. On/Off Switch DC/DC SMPS 2.2.8 Models with two power supplies

The turnstile models with drop box use a secondary power supply with 12V output to feed the solenoid that unblocks the way of the inserted card to the drop box. Only the Revolution and Box proximity turnstile models may be equipped with drop box. Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 30 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc. - Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949 -8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433


Installation 2.3 Power blackout - UPS battery

An internal rechargeable battery allows for the electronic part of the equipment to operate for up to 8 hours in the event of a power blackout, thus allowing for user record. In such situation, the turnstile’s arms will remain in free position. For biometric models, this time lasts up to 2 hours. The battery may only be placed when an AC/DC power supply is used, which has an output for charging the battery. The turnstile models below are produced with battery installed as a standard procedure: - Turnstile Top - Turnstile Box - Turnstile Flex Turnstile Revolution does not leave the factory with the battery installed. The operation time for the Turnstile fed by the battery depends on the configuration of the equipment and the battery energy level. 2.4 Inner Boards

There are two Inner board models: - Inner Net Board: used in Inner Net turnstiles, TCP/IP communication. - Inner Plus Board: used in Inner turnstiles with serial communication. The communication cable connection depends on the type of board used, which is why both models are introduced separately below:



Installation 2.5 PCI Inner Net (TCP/IP communication) Ethernet connector - Activations Power Supply Sensors Display Reader Keyboard back light



Installation 2.5.1 Network cable connection

The network cable's connector RJ45 is to be connected to position "Ethernet Connector". The connector LEDs point the status of the Ethernet communication. OFF No carrier. Ethernet signal not detected. ORANGE ON With carrier. Ethernet signal OK. FLASHING Must not occur. OFF No link. GREEN ON Link ready. FLASHING Communicating.



Installation 2.5.2 Ethernet network configuration Inner Net has 3 Ethernet configuration jumpers called SPD (JP2), DPX (JP3), and ANE (JP4). They are read by the equipment at startup. Therefore, so that the configuration becomes effective, it is necessary to restart the equipment. Auto negotiation: OPEN ANE CLOSED SPD DPX

Parameters will be automatically selected. OPEN CLOSED 100 Mbps 10 Mbps Full-duplex Half-duplex 2.5.3 Configuration for using crossover cable

Inner Net may operate with a crossover cable, interconnecting the Inner only and exclusively to the control computer. In order to do that, it must be set to a fixed IP, and speed and communication mode (SPD and DPX jumpers) are to be set according to the computer's network adapter.



Installation 2.6 PCI Inner Plus (serial communication)

Relay 2 Connector Communication Jumpers Readers Keyboard 2.6.1 Communication Interface Connection for Inner turnstile

Relay 1 Connector Power Supply Sensors Connector

Inner turnstile is connected to the computer using a standard RS232 or RS485 communication interface. The communication jumpers are to be set according to the interface used. Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 35 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc. - Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949 -8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433


Installation 2.6.2 RS232 standard interface

The board’s connectors identified by the numbers in the table below must be connected to the RS232 interface using a DB25 or DB9 connector (depending on the type of connection available in the computer). The connections for both cases are indicated in the table below: INNER BIO - RS232 INTERFACE INNER serial connector DB 25 DB 9 3 2 - TX 3 - TX 4 7 - GND 5 - GND 5 3 - RX 2 - RX



Installation For RS232 interface, the configuration jumpers for Inner Plus Board communication are to be placed to the left, as seen in the picture below. Relay 2 Connector Relay 1 Connector Power Communication Supply Jumpers Sensors Connector Readers Keyboard



Installation 2.6.3 RS485 standard interface

Interface RS485 allows for the connection of up to 32 Inners to a single computer, and the length of the communication cable may reach 1,500m. For that type of communication, an RS232/485 converter connected to the computer is to be used. Turnstiles.us provides such a converter. The cable used for RS485 communication must be the twisted pair one. Connect Inner board to corresponding RS232/485 converter following table below. INNER BIO - RS485 INTERFACE INNER serial connector CONVERTER 5 1 (A) 4 NOT USED 3 2 (B)



Installation For RS485 interface, the configuration jumpers for Inner Plus board communication are to be placed to the right, as seen in the picture below. Relay 2 Connector Communication Jumpers Readers Keyboard

Relay 1 Connector Power Supply Sensors Connector



Installation 2.7 Siren connection

The turnstile has two activations. One of them is used to control turn blocking of the turnstile. The other activation is used by the turnstile in models with drop box. For models that do not use drop box, such activation is available and may be used to connect a siren, signal shift times, or, in another device, as a lamp to signal search pick out. Selecting between a siren and another device depends on the application and must be configured using Inners Manager software. Ex. - Siren 220V Siren Normally Open

The activations are available in the connectors identified as Relays for the Turnstiles’ board, where we see terminal NA (Normally Open), terminal C (Common), and terminal NF (Normally Closed). IMPORTANT: The installation of a siren in the same Turnstile phase may cause power supply problems. In order to avoid problems, try to install the siren in a different phase from that used by Inner.



Settings 3 System configuration

Inner Turnstiles are very flexible systems that may operate differently according to the user’s needs. To define the Turnstile’s operation method, you need to set it up. Such settings are divided into two parts: • Local Settings and • Settings Via Computer The Turnstile shall keep its settings even when it is turned off. Through local settings, the following are defined: • Inner Number; • Card standard; • Inner Type; • Behavior in the event of a full buffer; • TCP/IP settings for Inner Net; • Type of communication for Inner Plus; • Turnstile settings Inner turnstiles may be equipped with different program versions, depending on the turnstile models. The program is technically known as firmware, aka FW. The FW models used are: - Inner Plus FW - standard version for serial communication - Inner Bio FW - biometric version for serial communication - Inner Net FW - standard version for TCP/IP communication - Inner Bio Net FW - biometric version for TCP/IP communication In this manual, we present the settings for common features to all these firmwares, as well as specific settings for serial communication, TCP/IP communication, and for biometry. Regarding general features, messages from an FW may be slightly different when compared to messages from another firmware.



Settings To configure Inner, keep "CONFIRM" key pressed and while turn the equipment on, using the power supply ON/OFF switch. Upon turning on with "CONFIRM" key pressed, the display shall show the introduction message below for some seconds: Next, Inner will automatically go into local settings mode. The display will show the following message: Press "FUNCTION" key. The device will ask if you wish to delete the memory: Select "CANCEL" option on the equipment’s keyboard. IMPORTANT: Such procedure deletes the configuration and eliminates all data, settings, and tickets collected by Inner. So, it must only be executed by a trained person, and one who knows the system, performing such action only when strictly necessary. The fingerprint record is not deleted in this operation.



Settings The sequence depends on the Inner model, for Inner Bio Net, follow item 3.1, and for Inner Bio, item 3.2. Once your Inner is set, proceed to items 3.3 and 3.4.



Settings 3.1 Local settings for Inner Bio Net Make sure your Inner model is "Inner Bio Net", which uses TCP/IP communication. In case RS232 or RS485 serial communication is used, your model is "Inner Bio". In such case, see the local settings sequence in item 3.2. In the beginning of the Inner Bio Net local settings, you must configure your number. Up to 99 Inners may be linked using TCP/IP network, therefore, set it with a number between 01 and 99. Two machines cannot be set to the same number when connected by a network, because they will have communication issues. After typing the number, confirm pressing "CONFIRM" or press "CANCEL" and type the number once more. A message requesting the server IP will be shown. Server means the machine where Inners Manager SW or the program which will be used to control the equipment is to be installed. The server must have a fixed IP. Next, one must define if Inner Bio Net is to be set to a fixed IP or dynamic IP. Inner Bio Net may only be set to dynamic IP if the network has an active DHCP service.



Settings To choose fixed IP, press "CONFIRM". The network administrator must be consulted in order to define Inner Bio Net’s IP and inform the Subnet mask. And in case the communication shall occur using different networks, a Gateway will also be needed. In order to set Inner Bio Net with a dynamic IP, press "CANCEL" key. In that case, it will not be necessary to inform the Subnet mask and the Gateway IP. If the fixed IP option is selected, Inner shall request that the IP and Subnet mask be informed. In local network installations, it is not necessary to configure the Gateway IP. The question "No Gateway?" will be displayed. In case Gateway use is needed, press "CANCEL" and configure Gateway IP. Next, Inner asks if the standard port is to be used. Standard port is 3570, which is used by the Inners Manager software. The port shall always be 3570, regardless of the Inner’s number. In case you need to choose a different port, press "CANCEL" and type the number.



Settings Then, Inner asks you to inform the company code for ASP applications. If such is not used, type 0000. Next, define the card standard that is to be read by Inner, according to the cards used. In case cards are not used, only biometric identification or keyboard, choose Free Standard (PL). Turnstiles.us Standard has 5 figure registration and is described in a specific item of this manual. If you choose Free Standard (PL), the collector will accept cards with up to 10 figures for Inner Bio Net 1000 and Inner Bio Net 4000 models, and up to 8 figures for Inner Bio Net Light models. In case of bar coded cards, standards "interspersed 2 out of 5" (aka ITF) or "3 out of 9" (check with Turnstiles.us about this code standard) may be used. Then, it will be necessary to specify that the product is a turnstile so that it may access the turnstile model configuration. Press "CONFIRM". The next step is to configure the turnstile model. The message below is to be displayed:

• press 1 to select Top or Box turnstile • press 2 to select Revolution turnstile • press 3 to select Flex turnstile



Settings In case you are using Top and Box turnstiles with a proximity reader, they may be equipped with a drop box to collect user cards exiting the place. The next message asks if the turnstile has a drop box or not. After setting the type of turnstile, it is necessary to define how to proceed when the buffer is completely full. Buffer is the memory for recording Inner Bio Net’s registers. Inner Bio Net may store up to 16,000 registers. The first option blocks new records in case the buffer is full until the data may be collected by the computer. In the second option, new data are recorded over the old ones. This option should only be selected when it is not important to transfer data to the computer. If the first option is selected, Inner Bio Net shall not accept further records and show the following message when the buffer is full:



Settings In the second option, new data are recorded over the old ones. This option should only be selected when it is not important to transfer data to the computer, because older data will be lost. After such procedures, Inner Bio Net is set up. The following message will be displayed:

3.2 Local settings for Inner Bio Make sure your Inner model is "Inner Bio", which uses RS232 or RS485 serial communication. In case TCP/IP communication is used, your model is "Inner Bio Net". In such case, see the local settings sequence in item 3.1. In the beginning of the Inner Bio local settings, you must configure your number. For RS485 communication, up to 32 Inners may be connected per computer. For RS232 communication, on the other hand, only one Inner may be connected to each computer. Note: The number selected must range from 01 to 32, thus making identification easy. Two machines cannot be set to the same number when connected by a network, because they will have communication issues.



Settings After typing the number, confirm pressing "CONFIRM" or press "CANCEL" and type the number once more. Set the type of communication to be used. The options are: 1 cable: for RS232 or RS485 interface. 2 modem: for communication using modem. 3 tcp: for TCP/IP with the use of an external module. To use TCP/IP communication, Inner Bio Net must be purchased, instead of Inner Bio. Inner Bio Net has a TCP/IP interface in its board.

3.2.1 Local settings via cable or modem (option 1 or 2) After selecting the type of connection via cable, set the speed that is to be used for communication between Inner Bio and the computer (300 bps, 2400 bps, or 9600 bps). The option normally selected is option 9600 bps. Note: For programming via modem, the speed will always be 2400bps, then the next step is not configurable for this type of communication. Next, define the card standard that is to be read by Inner, according to the cards used. In case cards are not used, only biometric identification or keyboard, choose Free Standard (PL). Turnstiles.us Standard has 5 figure registration and is described in a specific item of this manual. If you choose Free Standard (PL), the collector will accept cards with up to 10 figures for Inner Bio 1000 and Inner Bio 4000 models, and up to 8 figures for Inner Bio Light



Settings models. In case of bar coded cards, standards "interspersed 2 out of 5" (aka ITF) or "3 out of 9" (check with Turnstiles.us about this code standard) may be used. Then, it will be necessary to specify that the product is a turnstile so that it may access the turnstile model configuration. Press "CONFIRM". The next step is to configure the turnstile model. The message below is to be displayed:

• press 1 to select Top or Box turnstile • press 2 to select Revolution turnstile • press 3 to select Flex turnstile In case you are using Top and Box turnstiles with a proximity reader, they may be equipped with a drop box to collect user cards exiting the place. The next message asks if the turnstile has a drop box or not. After setting the type of turnstile, it is necessary to define how to proceed when the buffer is completely full. Buffer is the memory for recording Inner Bio’s registers. Inner may store up to 16,000 registers.



Settings The first option blocks new records in case the buffer is full until the data may be collected by the computer. In that case, when Inner Bio has a full buffer, it will not accept any other records and show the following message. In the second option, new data are recorded over the old ones. Be careful, this last option should only be selected when it is not important to transfer data to the computer, because older data will be lost. After such procedures, Inner Bio is set up. The following message will be displayed:

3.3 After Inner is already set When Inner is turned on and is already set, the introduction message below will be displayed for a few seconds. Next, the Inner number and speed for which Inner is set are to be displayed. For Inner Bio Net, the IP number for the computer which was set as a server for



Settings Inner will be displayed. Then, Inner will enter standard operation mode and display the message: IMPORTANT: In case it is necessary to change some local settings parameter (Inner number, TCP/IP settings, card standard, or behavior for full buffer) Local Settings must be defined again.

3.4 Settings Via Computer To setup Inner via pc, you may use Inners Manager software or another software developed with Inner's communication libraries. Through such settings, the parameters needed for Inner operation shall be defined. To obtain information on the setting options, check Help menu on Inners Manager software. Whenever Inner is being set via computer, the following message shall be displayed, returning to normal operation mode after a few seconds.



Fingerprint registration 4 Fingerprint registration 4.1 Inner Registration The users' fingerprint registration must be performed using Master card and a keyboard. To better understand the use of the Master card, read item 6.6 in this manual. To provide more safety to the use of the Master card, you may choose to register the fingerprint of the person responsible for the card. If that is made, only the person responsible may access the registration or change users’ fingerprint. If the fingerprint of the person responsible for the Master card is not registered, the message "not registered" will be shown when the card is used, before displaying the options. With system in normal operation, pass the Master card on the reader. The display will show the following message: Press key 4 to access the fingerprint registration menu. A command type will be requested:

• New user • Delete user • Check user • Delete all • Exit To select one of the options, use arrow keys ("ENTRANCE" and "EXIT") and press "OK" when the desired option is displayed.



Fingerprint registration 4.1.1 NEW USER: Selecting the "New user" option, the "Pass the card" message will be displayed. Pass the user card to be registered or type the user number. Then, the sensor’s red light will light up and the message "Place finger" will be displayed. Place finger on sensor and follow the instructions read on the display. The user will be requested to place the finger on the sensor twice so that the fingerprint image may be saved. In case the readings are different, the message "Operation failed" will be displayed and the operation must be redone. We recommend using the forefinger and trying to place it in the same position both times. After fingerprint registration, the message below is to be displayed. User’s fingerprint has been registered!



Fingerprint registration 4.1.2 DELETE USER:

When selecting "Delete user" option, the message below will be displayed. Pass the card or type the number of the user that is to be deleted and press "Confirm". Upon confirmation, the message below will be displayed. 4.1.3 CHECK USER:

Such option is only available for Inner Bio Light model. By selecting this option, it is possible to perform a quick check in the numbers of users that have their fingerprint registered on Inner.

4.1.4 DELETE ALL: This option deletes all registered users.

4.1.5 EXIT: This option exits fingerprint registration menu and returns to normal operation.



Fingerprint registration 4.2 Sending fingerprints to the equipment

Inner Bio and Inner Bio Net, versions for 1000 and 4000 users, allow for fingerprints registered on an Inner to be transferred to other Inners in the network. The file containing fingerprint information is known as template. Through the template maintenance feature present on the Inners Manager software, it is possible to transmit templates between Inners, as well as backing up fingerprints registered. The template maintenance feature is not available for Inner Bio Light and Inner Bio Net Light models, which have a 100 user capacity. Fingerprint registration may also be performed using a device connected to the computer and then sent to Inners through the Inners Manager software. To do so, it is necessary to use a portable fingerprint reader (Hamster), which is marketed by Turnstiles.us. Such device is connected to the computer through an USB port and reads the user's fingerprint. That way, such fingerprints may be stored on the database or directly sent to Inner. To use such option, use "Inner" menu "Register user’s fingerprint". Such option is valid for Inner Bio and Inner Bio Net models bearing 1000 and 4000 user capacity, but is not available for Light model, which is capable of storing 100 users.



Fingerprint registration After having this procedure done, it will ask you to place the second fingerprint.



Fingerprint registration After registering both fingerprints, they will be automatically sent to the Inner selected. 4.3 Tips for improving the fingerprint verification

The fingerprint registration phase is essential for the good operation of a biometric system. The image that will serve as reference for future comparisons each time the user is ID'd is generated in the registration. A good registration shall contribute for better everyday user identification. It is also important that the user follows some usage guidelines in order to achieve a good identification. The precision and reliability of the fingerprint verification process may be improved by making sure that the fingers are placed on the biometric sensor in the correct way. Below you can see examples of good and bad finger placement. Case 1 Case 2

Good finger placement Bad finger placement

Straight, covering all Finger is not covering reader glass with a biometric reader’s slight pressure glass area

DOs:

Case 3

Bad finger placement

Finger is in wrong direction

The finger must cover the glass area (situation 1), touching only the upper part of the finger guide. The finger must be pressed downwards in a relatively firm fashion. Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 58 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc. - Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949 -8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433


Fingerprint registration DON'Ts: DON’T slide finger inside the guide. DON’T place finger on the guide, as shown in situations 2 or 3. DON’T press finger using excessive strength. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: Skin usually has a natural oiliness. After washing and drying your hand or after having contact with some sort of dust, the finger may lose such oiliness, which will interfere in the quality of the image captured by the fingerprint reader. Then, a practice that shows good results is to rub the finger on the forehead or nose, thus transferring an amount of oiliness to the finger and considerably improving the quality of the image generated for the fingerprint identification.



Operation Mode 5 Inner operation mode

Inner operation mode is determined by the settings it receives from the computer. To run such settings, use the Inners Manager software: To obtain information on the setting options, check "Help" menu on Inners Manager software. 5.1 Standard operation mode

Mode in which Inner operates when set with standard values or when it is initialized. 5.1.1 Event record in biometric turnstiles

To record transactions using biometric identification, it is necessary first to register users’ fingerprints, as explained in previous chapters. Using Inners Manager software, it is possible to define if the fingerprint record is to be made using the identification process (1:N), verification process (1:1), or any of such processes. To record a transaction using the identification method (1:N), two options are available: - Placing the finger directly on top of the fingerprint reader. - Pressing the "entrance" or "exit" key first and then placing the finger on top of the fingerprint reader. For the first case to be used, it is necessary to set, using Inners Manager software, which function will be recorded when the user places the finger directly on top of the fingerprint reader, without pressing a key first. Such registration sets "default function" and it is found on "Bio" tab. Such registration must be made so that Inner Bio knows which type of event to record, thus enabling the fingerprint presence sensor and making user identification possible without having to press a key first. Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 60 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc. - Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949 -8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433


Operation Mode In case you need to choose the type of event at every operation you must choose the second option, that is, press "entrance" or "exit" key before placing the finger on top of the fingerprint reader. The reader shall be activated as soon as the key is pressed. To record a transaction using the verification method (1:1), the user must firstly identify himself/herself using the card or keyboard. If user’s fingerprint is registered, reader will be activated to carry out verification.

5.1.2 Event recording operation sequence To check operation mode with readers and cards, check chapter "Readers and cards", present in this manual. When an entrance is recorded, the following message will be displayed: Recording an exit the next message will be displayed: Such messages follow a sound signal with two short beeps and may be changed through the settings on Inners Manager software. The turnstile will be freed for the time set on Inners Manager software. During such time, the message "Entrance OK" or "Exit OK" will keep being displayed. Messages will also be kept on the display if the user interrupts the turn of the turnstile before concluding the movement and leave the arm still. After the turn, the turnstile will be blocked again and wait for a new user identification.



Operation Mode The entrance or exit event shall be recorded after the user identifies himself/herself and walks through the turnstile. IMPORTANT: The event is only recorded on Inner's memory after the turn of the turnstile is concluded. In case the card data are read incorrectly, the message below is shown: For biometric turnstiles, when fingerprint recognition fails, the following message is shown: It is possible to set access control methods using Inners Manager software. If the card or fingerprint are recognized but are denied access due to access control list restrictions, the message displayed shall be:

5.2 Transaction using keyboard It is possible to set Inner so that transactions are performed using keyboard. The typing shall cause the same effect as when reading a card. When typing the registration number, the display will show: Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 62 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc. - Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949 -8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433


Operation Mode Where "XXXXX" represents the registration number. After entering the registration number, Inner shall present the message below, asking you to select the type of event. In case there was a typing mistake, press "CANCEL" key and simply retype the registration number before confirming entrance or exit, the incorrect registration typed before shall be ignored. To confirm the record, choose option you wish by using the "ENTRANCE" and "EXIT" keys. After choosing between entrance and exit, the fingerprint reading sensor's red lamp shall light and the message "Place finger" will be shown. Entrance or exit will only be recorded if the fingerprint is verified as correct. For operation with readers (bars, magnetic, proximity, and Smart card), check item 7 in this manual.

5.3 Functions Inner has 10 functions that may be selected via keyboard. To run such settings, use the Inners Manager software: For turnstiles, such functions may be used for employees' punching in/out. To choose function on Inner, press "Function" + the number for the function you wish to use. For example, by pressing "Function" and then "7", you will be



Operation Mode selecting function 7. The message set on Inners Manager for function 7 will be displayed. To record the transaction, pass the card or type registration number (if keyboard is freed) or place finger on the biometric reader (if such option is enabled). Inners Manager software allows to set for each function the activation of the relay for controlling an external load, the list check, and the biometric identification or verification.

5.4 Search Inner may randomly select users to be searched when they record an exit. The search percentage is selected on Inners Manager software. The selection for search is carried out only when the card is passed towards exit direction, and is signaled through three long beeps and a message on the display. Inner may be set to activate an external signaling device (a lamp, a bell, etc.) as an additional warning method. The display will show the following message: Register is recorded normally, even when the employee is selected. Search may be associated to an Inner activation in order to control some light or sound signal.



Operation Mode 5.5 Master card operation

Every equipment has its own Master card. The Master card number is set on Inners Manager software, with the standard being a card recorded with all figures as 0 (zero). An authorized person must be responsible for the Master card. With the Master card, you can: • Check data encoded in the card. • Block clock operation. • Free the keyboard to record the entrance or exit of a user that does not have his/her card, or that has his/her access blocked. • Register and delete users’ fingerprints. • For Inner Bio Light and Bio Net Light, it is also possible to check the number of users registered, out of 100 possible. To provide more safety to the use of the Master card, you may choose to register the fingerprint of the person responsible for the card. If that is made, only the person responsible may access the registration or change users’ fingerprint. If the fingerprint of the person responsible for the Master card is not registered, all you have to do is pass the card or type number using keyboard (if enabled) to access Master menu. Master card operations are described below:

5.5.1 Card Verifications With system in normal operation, pass the Master card on the reader. If the Master user’s fingerprint is registered, the biometric reader shall be activated to check the fingerprint. The display will show the following message:



Operation Mode Press key "1" and the following message will be displayed: Upon passing of the card, the display will show the registration number. That way, it is possible to check if all data are correct. Inner will remain in this mode for 30 seconds after each card is passed. To close this operation mode before such time, pass Master card through the reader again and the system will return to standard operation mode.

5.5.2 Reader Block/Unblock With system in normal operation, pass the Master card on the reader. If the Master user’s fingerprint is registered, the biometric reader shall be activated to check the fingerprint. The display will show the following message:



Operation Mode Press key "2" and the following message will be displayed: If the reader has already been blocked, the following message will be displayed upon entering Master menu: Press key "2" and Inner will return to its standard operation mode.

5.5.3 Keyboard release in special cases The Master card may also be used when the user does not have the card with him/her and wishes to record the entrance or exit using the keyboard (considering that Inner does not have a keyboard enabled), or to unblock a user that has access blocked due to restrictions of the access control list. In this case, you may free the keyboard to accept the record from an employee by performing the operation described below. Each operation frees the keyboard for a single movement. With system in normal operation, pass the Master card on the reader. If the Master user’s fingerprint is registered, the biometric reader shall be activated to check the fingerprint. The display will show the following message:



Operation Mode Press key "3" and the following message will be displayed: Type the registration number according to the number of figures and Inner will display the message: Select the desired option using "ENTRANCE" and "EXIT" keys. After confirming employee’s entrance or exit, Inner goes back to its normal operation status, without accepting any new keyboard transaction (as long as the keyboard is not enabled in the Inner settings). In case another employee wishes to enter registration number using keyboard, the operation must be redone.

5.6 Sending of registers to the computer Registers reception on the computer is carried out using Inners Manager software. Such software may be set to receive registers from Inner even when you are using other applications on the PC. When the connection with the computer is not permanent, Inner stores the registers in its internal memory. The connection must be established periodically so that the data is transferred and Inner’s memory is unloaded.



Operation Mode IMPORTANT: After using 50% of the capacity of the registers storage area, a change in the sound signal for entrances and exits occurs for warning purposes. It starts sounding three short beeps, instead of two, and the following message is displayed: or In that situation, the data collection must be activated in the computer in order to free Inner’s memory.



Readers and Cards 6 Readers and Cards Inner may operate with different types of readers, such as proximity, barcode, magnetic, and smart card readers, in addition to being able to receive data via keyboard. 6.1 Magnetic and Bar Code Readers

When using bar code or magnetic reader, card reading works in a bidirectional way. Entrance is regarded as the passage of the card from right to left (user’s point of view), while exit is the passage of the card in the opposite direction. Such directions may be changed according to the settings defined by Inners Manager software. Two options may be set to organize the data recorded in the card, "Free Standard" or "Turnstiles.us Standard". 6.1.1 Turnstiles.us Standard Card

Turnstiles.us Standard defines the meaning for each figure printed on the card, according to the position of the figure. For Turnstiles.us Standard, fields representing company code, access level, user registration, password to be used for security purposes, and checksum are defined. Such data are organized as follows: E E E N M M M M S S S S C M

where: Company code: EEE 000 to 999 (company code). Access level: N 0 to 9 (employee’s access level, used for access control). Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 70 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc. - Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949 -8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433


Readers and Cards You can always record it as 0, choosing to use Inners Manager software’s access control list for that purpose. Registration number: M M M M M 00000 to 65000 (employee's registration number). The last M, which is showed at the end of the code, is the most significant figure in the registration number. For example, in registration 45632 we have the first 4 figures 5632 and the last figure is 4. Password: S S S S 0000 to 9999 (card password, used for access control. 0000 may be used whenever it is not used). Checksum: C sum of previous figures and last figure (least significant figure resulting from the sum). Example: Company: 123 Level: 4 Registration number: 56789 Password: 9012 Checksum = least significant figure in (1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+0+1+2+3=57) where "7" is the least significant figure to represent checksum. The card number will be as follows: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 0 1 2 7

6.1.2 Free Standard In Free Standard case, the following standards may be selected:

• interspersed 2 out of 5, aka ITF • 3 out of 9 (check Turnstiles.us before using this standard)



Readers and Cards PL cards for Inner Bio 1000 and 4000 models must have a maximum of 10 figures. For Inner Bio Light, the maximum amount is 8 figures.

6.2 Proximity readers Proximity readers use 125 KHz RFID technology to read the cards without ever touching them. With such type of reader, cards, key chains, and labels may be used to record on Inner. For proximity readers, first it is necessary to press "ENTRANCE" or "EXIT" key and then move the card close or type card number to punch in/out. It is possible to set a "default function" to be recorded whenever the card is presented, without the need to first press any key. Proximity readers used on Inner series have two codification methods: ABA Track2 and Wiegand 26. The main difference between the readers from different producers is the number of figures, according to table below: Card Manufacturer ABA Track2 Wiegand 26 Amount of Figures Amount of Figures HID 8 Indala (Motorola) 10 5 TopProx / Acura 14 6.3 Smart Card / Mifare

Inner may be equipped with a no contact smart card reader, Mifare Standard, which operates in 13,56 MHz frequency.



Readers and Cards The operation mode is the same as for proximity readers, first it is necessary to press "ENTRANCE" or "EXIT" key and then move the card close or type card number to punch in/out. It is possible to set a "default function" to be recorded whenever the card is presented, without the need to first press any key. The exit of Mifare smart card reader only ID (reader that reads only the card number) may have two types of interface: ABA Track2 (number shown with 10 figures) and Wiegand 26 (5 figure number).

6.4 Keyboard To use the keyboard, when it is enabled, type the card number and press "ENTRANCE" or "EXIT" key to punch in/out. To use the keyboard, when Inner is set to proximity reader, first press "ENTRANCE" or "EXIT" key, type card number, and press "CONFIRM" to punch in/out.



Technical Specifications 7 Technical Specifications

Next are shown, separately, the technical specifications for the turnstiles: • Turnstile Top - item 7.1 • Turnstile Revolution - item 7.2 • Turnstile Box - item 7.3 • Turnstile Flex - item 7.4



Technical Specifications 7.1 Technical specifications for Turnstile Top

7.1.1 Composition of product • Turnstile Top • Inners Manager configuration software

7.1.2 Turnstile Top models • Type of reader:

o reader for bar code cards o reader for magnetic cards o proximity reader, ABA Track 2 or Wiegand standards o smart card readers, Mifare standard o biometry + reader (any option above)

• For biometric turnstiles: o Turnstile Top Bio Light - up to 100 users o Turnstile Top Bio 1000 - up to 1,000 users o Turnstile Top Bio 4000 - up to 4,000 users

• Type of communication: o Turnstile Top - RS232 or RS485 communication o Turnstile Top Net - TCP/IP communication

• Type of arm: o Fixed arm mechanism (standard model) o Articulated arm mechanism

• Mechanical turnstiles: o Turnstile Top Mechanical o Turnstile Top Mechanical with counter

7.1.3 Features of Turnstile Top • External activation for siren control at programmed schedules or indication of search selection. • Green and red LEDs to indicate free or blocked turnstile. • Counter function through Inners Manager software. • List for user access control according to set times - up to 15,000 users • Storage capacity: up to 16,000 records • Up to 100 times for siren activation may be registered (shift entrance and exit indication)



Technical Specifications • Automatic time change for start and end of daylight savings time • Function numeric keyboard: allows for registration of 10 special functions • Allows for the connection of an external button to free turn (except for biometric turnstiles) • May be used in Online or Offline applications For biometric turnstiles • Allows for the registration of two fingerprints per user • Can work in verification mode (1:1) or identification mode (1:n), that is, with or without using the card • Allows for fingerprint files to be stored to a database and sent to other equipment (except for Turnstile Top Bio Light) • Number of users: Turnstile Top Bio Light - up to 100 users Turnstile Top Bio 1000 - up to 1,000 users Collector Top Bio 4000 - up to 4,000 users • For turnstiles with articulated arm mechanism • The arm falls into vertical position to free user passage when power supply to the turnstile is cut off

7.1.4 Technical specifications • Power supply: 90Vac to 230Vac , 50Hz or 60Hz 12VDC (optional) • Consumption: 17W • Dimensions:

o without arms - 250x1020x220 (Width x Height x Depth) o with arms - 690x1020x660 (Width x Height x Depth)

• Weight: 28 Kg • Environmental conditions: Internal use Temperature from 0 to 45°C • Communication:

o Turnstile Top model - with RS232 and RS485 serial communication. RS232: cable length up to 100 meters RS485: cable length up to 1,500 meters, allows for the Instruction Manual Inner Turnstiles - www.TURNSTILES.us 6/26/2011 PG - 76 - www.Turnstiles.us, inc. - Tel: 303-670-1099 Fax: 303-679-8949 -8641 South Warhawk Road, Conifer Colorado 80433


Technical Specifications connection of up to 32 turnstiles or Inners to the same serial port (a RS232/RS485 converter needs to be connected to the computer)

o Turnstile Top Net model - Ethernet 10/100 Mbps (TCP/IP) communication • External activation relay: relay with current capacity up to 3A. Dry contact. • Optical reader for fingerprint identification in biometric turnstiles. • Carbon-steel structure with high resistance epoxy painting. • Mechanism system with 3 polished stainless steel tube arms. • UPS: An internal rechargeable battery allows for the electronic part of the equipment to operate for up to 8 hours in the event of a power blackout, thus allowing for user record. In such situation, the turnstile’s arms will remain in free position. For biometric models, this time lasts up to 2 hours. • 2 line x 16 column display with back light.

7.1.5 Options • RS232/RS485 converter • Hamster Reader - fingerprint reader with USB interface to register users into a computer

7.1.6 Features of Inners Manager software • Configuration of Inner series products • Data collection from Inner series products



Technical Specifications 7.2 Technical specifications for Turnstile Revolution

7.2.1 Composition of product • Turnstile Revolution • Inner Manager configuration software

7.2.2 Turnstile Revolution models • Type of reader:

o reader for bar code cards o reader for magnetic cards o proximity reader, ABA Track 2 or Wiegand standards o smart card readers, Mifare standard o biometry + bar code, magnetic, or proximity reader

• For turnstiles with proximity or smart card reader: o Card collecting drop box option

• For biometric turnstiles: o Turnstile Revolution Bio Light - up to 100 users o Turnstile Revolution Bio 1000 - up to 1,000 users o Turnstile Revolution Bio 4000 - up to 4,000 users

• Type of communication: o Turnstile Revolution - RS232 or RS485 communication o Turnstile Revolution Net - TCP/IP communication


7.2.3 Features of Turnstile Revolution • External activation to control siren at scheduled times or to indicate selection for search (option not available for turnstiles with card collecting urns). • Green and red LEDs to indicate free or blocked turnstile. • Counter function through Inners Manager software. • List for user access control according to set times - up to 15,000 users • Storage capacity: up to 16,000 records • Up to 100 times for siren activation may be registered (shift entrance and exit indication)



Technical Specifications • Automatic time change for start and end of daylight savings time • Function numeric keyboard: allows for registration of 10 special functions • Allows for the connection of an external button to free turn (except for biometric turnstiles or those with urns) • May be used in Online or Offline applications For biometric turnstiles • Allows for the registration of two fingerprints per user • Can work in verification mode (1:1) or identification mode (1:n), that is, with or without using the card • Allows for fingerprint files to be stored to a database and sent to other equipment (except for Turnstile Revolution Bio Light) • Number of users:

o Turnstile Revolution Bio Light - up to 100 users o Turnstile Revolution Bio 1000 - up to 1,000 users o Turnstile Revolution Bio 4000 - up to 4,000 users

• For turnstiles with articulated arm mechanism • The arm falls into vertical position to free user passage when power supply to the turnstile is cut off

7.2.4 Technical specifications • Power supply: 90Vac to 230Vac , 50Hz or 60Hz • Consumption: 17W • Dimensions:


• Weight: 30 kg • Environmental conditions: Internal use Temperature from 0 to 45°C • Communication: Revolution model - with RS232 and RS485 serial communication. RS232: cable length up to 100 meters RS485: cable length up to 1,500 meters, allows for the connection of up to 32 turnstiles or Inners to the same serial port



Technical Specifications (a RS232/RS485 converter needs to be connected to the computer) Revolution Net model - Ethernet 10/100 Mbps (TCP/IP) communication

• External activation relay: relay with current capacity up to 3A. Dry contact. Not available for models with urns. • Optical reader for fingerprint identification in biometric turnstiles • Carbon-steel base with high resistance epoxy painting. Aluminum lid with acrylic finishing. • Mechanism system with 3 polished stainless steel tube arms. • 2 line x 16 column Big Number display with back light.





Technical Specifications 7.3 Technical specifications for Turnstile Box

7.3.1 Composition of product • Turnstile Box • Inners Manager configuration software

7.3.2 Turnstile Box models • Type of reader:

o reader for bar code cards o reader for magnetic cards o proximity reader, ABA Track 2 or Wiegand standards o smart card readers, Mifare standard o biometry + reader (any option above)

• For turnstiles with proximity or smart card reader: o Card collecting drop box option (except for biometric turnstiles

• For biometric turnstiles: o Turnstile Box Bio Light - up to 100 users o Turnstile Box Bio 1000 - up to 1,000 users o Turnstile Box Bio 4000 - up to 4,000 users

• Type of communication: o Turnstile Box - RS232 or RS485 communication o Turnstile Box Net - TCP/IP communication


• Mechanical turnstiles: o Turnstile Box Mechanical

7.3.3 Features of Turnstile Box • External activation to control siren at scheduled times or to indicate selection for search (option not available for turnstiles with card collecting urns). • Green and red LEDs to indicate free or blocked turnstile. • Counter function through Inners Manager software. • List for user access control according to set times - up to 15,000 users



Technical Specifications • Storage capacity: up to 16,000 records • Up to 100 times for siren activation may be registered (shift entrance and exit indication) • Automatic time change for start and end of daylight savings time • Function numeric keyboard: allows for registration of 10 special functions • Allows for the connection of an external button to free turn (except for biometric turnstiles or those with urns) • May be used in Online or Offline applications For biometric turnstiles • Allows for the registration of two fingerprints per user • Can work in verification mode (1:1) or identification mode (1:n), that is, with or without using the card • Allows for fingerprint files to be stored to a database and sent to other equipment (except for Turnstile Box Bio Light) • Number of users:

o Turnstile Box Inner Bio Light - up to 100 users o Turnstile Box Bio 1000 - up to 1,000 users o Turnstile Box Bio 4000 - up to 4,000 users For turnstiles with articulated arm mechanism

• The arm falls into vertical position to free user passage when power supply to the turnstile is cut off 7.3.4 Technical specifications

• Power supply: 90Vac to 230Vac , 50Hz or 60Hz 12VDC (optional) • Consumption: 17W • Dimensions:


• Weight: 47 kg • Environmental conditions: Internal use Temperature from 0 to 45°C



Technical Specifications • Communication:

o Turnstile Box model - with RS232 and RS485 serial communication. RS232: cable length up to 100 meters RS485: cable length up to 1,500 meters, allows for the connection of up to 32 turnstiles or Inners to the same serial port (a RS232/RS485 converter needs to be connected to the computer) o Turnstile Box Net model - Ethernet 10/100 Mbps (TCP/IP) communication

• External activation relay: relay with current capacity up to 3A. Dry contact. Not available for models with urns. • Optical reader for fingerprint identification in biometric turnstiles. • Carbon-steel base with high resistance epoxy painting. Brushed stainless steel lid. • Mechanism system with 3 polished stainless steel tube arms. • UPS: An internal rechargeable battery allows for the electronic part of the equipment to operate for up to 8 hours in the event of a power blackout, thus allowing for user record. In such situation, the turnstile’s arms will remain in free position. For biometric models, this time lasts up to 2 hours. • 2 line x 16 column Big Number display with back light.



7.4 Technical specifications for Turnstile Flex



Technical Specifications 7.4.1 Composition of product

• Turnstile Flex • Inners Manager configuration software

7.4.2 Turnstile Flex Models • Type of communication:

o Turnstile Flex - RS232 or RS485 communication o Turnstile Flex Net - TCP/IP communication

7.4.3 Features of Turnstile Flex • Horizontal arm movement to allow for the passage of wheelchairs or baby buggies. • Green and red LEDs to indicate free or blocked turnstile. • Two proximity readers, one to free passage in one direction. • External activation for siren control at programmed schedules or indication of search selection. • Counter function through Inners Manager software. • List for user access control according to set times - up to 15,000 users. • Storage capacity: up to 16,000 records. • Up to 100 times for siren activation may be registered (shift entry and exit indication). • Automatic time change for start and end of daylight savings time. • Function numeric keyboard: allows for recording of 10 special functions. • Allows for the connection of an external button to free turn (except for biometric turnstiles). • May be used in Online or Offline applications.

7.4.4 Technical specifications • Power supply: 90Vac to 230Vac , 50Hz or 60Hz 12VDC (optional) • Consumption: 17W • Dimensions:




Technical Specifications • Weight: 28 Kg • Environmental conditions: Internal use Temperature from 0 to 45°C • Communication:

o Turnstile Flex model - with RS232 and RS485 serial communication. RS232: cable length up to 100 meters RS485: cable length up to 1,500 meters, allows for the connection of up to 32 turnstiles or Inners to the same serial port (a RS232/RS485 converter needs to be connected to the computer) o Turnstile Flex Net model - Ethernet 10/100 Mbps (TCP/IP) communication

• External activation relay: relay with current capacity up to 3A. Dry contact. • Mechanism for horizontal arm movement. Carbon-steel structure with high resistance epoxy painting. Polished stainless steel tube arm. • UPS: An internal rechargeable battery allows for the electronic part of the equipment to operate for up to 8 hours in the event of a power blackout, thus allowing for user record. In such situation, the turnstile’s arms will remain in free position. • 2 line x 16 column display with back light

7.4.5 Options • RS232/RS485 converter




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