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Smart2K/V2
Hardware’s Manual
smart2K/V2 Hardware’s Manual
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................... 1

SMART2K/V2™ HARDWARE’S MANUAL ............................................................................................... 2
I. OVERVIEW ............................................................................................................................. 2
1. HARDWARE LAYOUT SPECIFICATION ......................................................................................................... 2
2. SCREW BOARD PIN CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................... 3
II. QUICK SETUP GUIDE ........................................................................................ 4

1. INSTALLING THE DEVICE ............................................................................................................................ 4
2. WIRING THE POWER SUPPLY (ADAPTOR) ................................................................................................... 4
3. WIRING THE COMMUNICATION CABLE ........................................................................................................ 4
4. POWERING THE DEVICE .............................................................................................................................. 4
5. LOGGING IN ................................................................................................................................................ 5
6. SETTING THE INSTALLATION DATE ............................................................................................................ 6
7. SETTING UP TIME/DATE DISPLAY............................................................................................................... 6
8. SETTING THE ADDRESS NUMBER AND SLIDE DIRECTION . ......................................................................... 7
9. SETTING THE IDLE DISPLAY MODE............................................................................................................. 8
III. CONNECTIONS........................................................................................................... 9
SERIAL COMMUNICATION CONNECTION.......................................................................................................... 9
A. Serial Communication RS-232 ............................................................................................................. 9
B. Serial Communication RS-485 ............................................................................................................. 9
INTERNAL, EXTERNAL AND AUXILIARY CARD READER CONNECTION............................................................ 10
RELAYS AND DIGITAL INPUT CONNECTION .................................................................................................. 12
RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES CONNECTION ................................................................................................... 13
V. ADVANCED PARAMETERS SETTING ................................... 14

1. COMMANDS .............................................................................................................................................. 14
2. COMMAND LIST ........................................................................................................................................ 15
K Commands........................................................................................................................................... 15
P Commands ........................................................................................................................................... 18
S Commands ........................................................................................................................................... 19
T Commands ........................................................................................................................................... 25
D Commands........................................................................................................................................... 26
Rev. A 1
Smart2K/V2™ Hardware’s Manual
I. Overview
1. Hardware Layout Specification
smart2K/V2Board
Rev. A 2
2. Screw board pin configuration
smart2K/V2 Screw Connectors
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Pin number from left to right:

1. GND
2. DC+9V
3. TXD0
4. RXD0
5. RTS0
6. CTS0
7. GND
8. + 5 Vout
9. TXD1
10. RXD1
11. CTS1
12. GND
13. DIGIN
14. D
15. D*
16. GND
17. + 5 Vout
18. ECLK/W0
19. EDATA/W1
20. EARTH
Rev. A 3
II. Quick Setup Guide
1. Installing the Device

Before you open the smart2K/V2 casing, make sure the position of the key
is in vertical position (front terminal facing you). If the key is in horizontal
position, then the case is still locked.
Open the back casing of smart2K/V2 by pulling the upper portion of the
back plate. If you cannot open the case, try to open it with a tool. Put the
tool inside the back plate hole and pull the back plate using the tool.
After you open the casing, put the back plate on the wall. Firmly secure with
4 Screws or nails as appropriate for the surface.
Do not plug in the AC adaptor until directed to do so.
2. Wiring the Power Supply (Adaptor)

Connect the positive (+) part of the +9 Vdc Power Supply (Adaptor) wire to pin 2 of
the screw board and the negative (–) part to pin 1. Then, plug the power supply
(Adaptor) to 110Vac power outlet. WARNING: do not reverse the voltage (do not
connect + to – or – to +)
3. Wiring the communication cable

• For RS 232 direct cable, you can connect the TX wiring to the 4th position of
the screw board, RX to the 3rd position, and GROUND to the 5th position
through the big square hole of the back plate of smart2K/V2.
• For RS 485 direct cable, you can connect the D wiring to the 14th position of
the screw board and the D* to the 15th position through the big square hole
of the back plate of smart2K/V2.
4. Powering the Device

When you finished wiring the Power Supply and the communication cable, close
the back plate tightly and lock the back casing (get the key in horizontal position).
Then Press the power button on the top left hand corner of the smart2K/V2 keypad
to turn on the device. The following screen will appear.
Rev. A 4
smart2K/V2 Front Side View
5. Logging in
Key in 12345 and enter 12345 with pressing the enter key for the password. The
Set Up menu will appear immediately after you log in.
Password :
Rev. A 5
6. Setting the Installation Date

To set up the date, press F1/↑ button twice to select Set Up Fill Inst. Date.
Set Up
Fill Inst. Date
Press and insert the current date and time in this format
YYYYMMDDWHHMMSS.
YYYY is current the year
MM is the Month
DD is the Date
W is the day of week (0 = Sunday, 1= Monday, etc)
HH is the current hour
MM is the current minute
SS is the current second
200204114134500
Press to configure
7. Setting up Time/Date Display

You may select the Set Time/Date menu by pressing the enter key after logging
in process.
Set Up
Set Time/Date
Press to configure
200201314120001
The format for Time/Date is YYYYMMDDWHHMMSS
Example, to set the Time/Date to April 4, 2002 Tuesday 14:30:25, you would
key in 200204042143025.
2002 is current the year
04 is the Month (April)
04 is the Date (04)
2 is the day of week (Tuesday) (0 = Sunday, 1= Monday, etc)
14 is the current hour
30 is the current minute
25 is the current second
Rev. A 6
8. Setting the Address Number and Slide Direction .

From the start of Set Up menu, press the F1/↑ button once to select Set
Parameter.
Set Up
Set Parameter
Press and the screen below will appear:
ADDRESS NUMBER
001 001
Press to configure
The cursor will blink on right bottom of screen.

Key in the desire number (1..255), then press Enter button, you will see the
changes as shown:
ADDRESS NUMBER
001 008
Press the F1/↑ button four times to select parameter no.5 Swipe Dir Mode and The
Set Parameter menu for Slide Direction will appear:
SWIPE DIR. MODE

005 1
Press to configure

Key in 2, then press Enter button, you will see the changes as shown:
SWIPE DIR. MODE

005 2
Slide direction is used to set the allowed swipe direction of the card. The
parameter consists of In direction and/or Out direction. It can be set from 0 to 4.
Format Argument Format Argument

-In-> / <-Out- 0 -Out-> / <-Out- 3
-Out-> / <-In- 1 None 4
-In-> / <-In- 2
Rev. A 7
9. Setting the Idle Display Mode.

From the Slide Direction menu, press the F1/↑ button to select Idle Display Mode
at parameter 28.
Press Enter button and set up parameter menu for Idle Display will appear:
IDLEDISPLAY MODE
028 3
Press to configure

Key in 4, Press , you will see the changes as shown:
IDLEDISPLAY MODE
028 4
This parameter is used to change the idle display mode in the smart2K/V2. You
can specify different messages that can be displayed when the device is in idle
condition (no slide).

None 0 Slide Dir. + Total Record 3
Total Record 1 User Define String 4
Slide Direction 2
Rev. A 8
III. Connections
Serial communication connection

You can choose two different connections:
A. Serial Communication RS-232

smart2K/V2 is equipped with two RS232 standard communication
channel, however the two port have no hardware differences. COM0 and
COM1 are communication port to a PC or as a port for auxiliary reader
or as a communication port to a serial printer. The cable scheme must
be as follows:
PC smart2K/V2 (COM0/COM1)
RS 232 DB9 Female: Board Pin No.
Pin 2 Rx Tx 3 or 9
Pin 3 Tx Rx 4 or 10
Pin 5 GND GND 7 or 12
B. Serial Communication RS-485
The RS-485 is ‘Half Duplex’ with packets communication system. The

protocol permit up to 255 terminal to be handle per host, however it’s
potential to connect up to 31 terminal to apiece section RS-485
communication line. The RS-485 PCI Card hold up 2 RS-485 lines. The
smart2K/V2 necessity all be connected in parallel, retaining the same
polarity along every line.
PC smart2K/V2
RS 485 Female: Board Pin No.
Pin 4 D D 14
Pin 5 D* D* 15
Rev. A 9
Internal, external and auxiliary card reader connection
Smart2K/V2 is usually equipped with an internal barcode or magnetic or

proximity card reader. The internal card reader is mounted inside smart2K/V2
case and connected to printed circuit board using 5-pin strip connector.
The function of each pin in strip connector is describe below this:
Internal Reader Connection JP3
Internal Reader Connection for Barcode Reader:

JP 3 Barcode Reader
Pin 1 GND
Pin 2 VCC
Pin 5 Data
Internal Reader Connection for Magnetic Reader:

JP 3 Magnetic Reader
Pin 1 GND
Pin 2 VCC
Pin 4 Clock (data0)
Pin 5 Data (data1)
Rev. A 10
Internal Reader connection for Wiegand Reader:

JP 3 Wiegand Reader
Pin 1 GND
Pin 2 VCC
Pin 4 data0 (clock)
Pin 5 data1 (data)
Smart2K/V2 also support external and auxiliary card reader, and it can
connect to printed circuit board via external card reader screw connector or
using serial port screw connector.
The function of each pin in external card reader screw connector is describe
below this:
Wiring Connection For Barcode Reader as external reader:

Barcode Reader smart2K/V2 Connector No.
Vcc +5Vout (17)
GND GND (16)
DATA W0 (19)
Wiring Connection For Magnetic Reader as external reader

Mag Reader smart2K/V2 Connector No.
Vcc +5Vout (17)
GND GND (16)
CLOCK (DATA0) W1 (18)
DATA (DATA1) W0 (19)
Wiring Connection For Wiegand Reader as external reader

Wiegand Reader smart2K/V2 Connector No.
Vcc +5Vout (17)
GND GND (16)
CLOCK (DATA0) W1 (18)
DATA (DATA1) W0 (19)
Rev. A 11
Wiring Connection For Barcode, Magnetic or Wiegand Reader as

auxiliary reader:
Aux Reader smart2K/V2 Com0/1 Connector No.
Vcc +5Vout (8)
GND GND (7)
Tx Rx (4) or (10)
Relays and Digital Input connection

The two relays of smart2K/V2 are connected to six screw-connectors
positioned upper left main screw connectors. Those relays are normally open
or normally close, every relay can occupation by a maximum current 2A and
the switched power must not go over 60 watts.
The function of each pin in relay screw connector is describe below this:
Electronic Lock and Relay1 Connection Diagram
smart2K is equipped with digital input sensor for access control system
purpose as request to exit button.
Rev. A 12
The function of each pin in digital input screw connector is describe below
this:
Request To Exit Button and Digital Input Connection Diagram
Rechargeable Batteries Connection

Smart2K/V2 is supplied with 1500mAh pack of 5 rechargeable batteries (5 X
1.2 V Nicad and batteries recharge with constant power supply of current.
While batteries are flat, the data in memory will be retained because of the
lithium battery keep the data. It means the rechargeable batteries only keep
the power system of smart2K/V2 not the data.
A fully charged battery should function at least 4 uninterrupted hours. The
best possible charge is reached after 10 hours of uninterrupted recharging.
The pins on the connector of rechargeable batteries are illustrates below this:
Rechargeable Batteries Pin Connector
Rev. A 13
V. Advanced Parameters Setting
1. Commands
This section describes the entire device parameters that you can setup directly or
sending commands to change the parameters by using Direct Command in
smart2K/V2 Utility Software. All the commands must be type in upper case without
blank space between command and the valid parameter value. There is a return
value that will come out after the valid commands type in.
Smart2K/V2 Utility Software Main Menu
For example the following command changes the length of ID number:

Type K0108 on direct command
K01 is command to change the ID Number
08 are value of ID number length.
And the return value should be 1.
Rev. A 14
Direct Command Menu
2. Command List
K Commands
K01XX Set up ID-NUMBER LENGTH (04..16)

Use this command to specify the length of each ID card number. It could be six,
nine, etc.
K02 Get ID-NUMBER LENGTH
K03XXX..XXYYYYYHHMM1HHMM2AD Add Record to ID Table

ID Table is user table for access control purpose. Set the ID Table into white list by
sending K091 in direct command to make it work properly.
XXX..XX = ID Number
YYYYY = Pin Number (5 exact digit)
HHMM1 = Time on
HHMM2 = Time off
AD = Access Day (1digit of ASCII code)
K04XXX..XX Delete one ID Number from ID Table
K05XXX..XX Get a Record of One ID number from ID Table
K06XXX..XX Get a Record of One ID Number Using Record Number
K07 Get Total Records in Access Group Table
K08 Delete All Records in Access Group Table
Rev. A 15
K09X Set up ID TABLE TYPE

Once you add one or more user on ID Table, you must change the default value of
ID Table Type (0) into white list mode (1).
Blacklist 0 White List 1
K10 Get ID TABLE TYPE
K11XX Set up ID-NUMBER START (1..34)

ID start is the first position of ID number that the reader will read
K12 Get ID-NUMBER START
K13X Set up READ SITE CODE (0/1)

This command used to compare the file number.
Don’t compare 0 Compare 1
K14 Get READ SITE CODE
K15XXXX Set up SITE CODE/FILENO (1..9999)

Fill the Site Code/File No for security or grouping reason. Please, asks the
Distributor/Installer for File No information, usually they give File No from their
customers list.
K16 Get SITE CODE/FILENO
K17XX Set up SITE CODE START (1..37)
Site Code Start is used to set the start position of Site Code or File No in a card.
K18 Get SITE CODE START
K19X Set up READ CHECKWORD (0/1)

This command is used to activate the Check Word function in reading card digits.
Set to 1 to activate the function or set to 0 to disable the function. This function is
usually used for barcode reader only.
K20 Get READ CHECKWORD
K21X Set up READALPHANUMERIC (0/1)

This command is used to set the format of ID number that the device will read.
Numeric only 0 Alphanumeric 1
K22 Get READALPHANUMERIC
K23X Set up SWIPE DIR.MODE (0..4)

Swipe Dir Mode is used to set the allowed swipe direction of the card. The
parameter consists of in direction and/or out direction. It can be set from 0 to 4.
-In-> / <-Out- 0 -Out-> / <-Out- 3
-Out-> / <-In- 1 None 4
-In-> / <-In- 2
Rev. A 16
K24 Get Swipe Dir Mode
K25XX Set up REJECTION DELAY (00-99 in hours)

This command is used to set how long is the rejection delay before the same ID
Number can be accepted again.
K26 Get REJECTION DELAY
K30X Set up ENABLE PIN NO (0/1)

This parameter is used to set Personal Identification Number for access control
function.
Mode Argument Mode Argument
Don’t ask for PIN 0 Ask for PIN 1
K31 Get ENABLE PIN NO
K32 Get ZONE NO.START

K33XX Set up ZONE NO.START (1..37)
Zone No. Start is used to set the start reading position of an ID card number based
on Zone Number in the card.
K34 Get EXT.READER TYPE

K35X Set up EXT.READER TYPE (1..3)
This parameter is used to set up the Reader type that is connected to External
Reader.
Barcode 1 Wiegand 3
Magnetic Stripe 2
K36 Get EXT. READER ID ST

K37XX Set up EXT. READER ID ST (1..34)
This parameter is used to set the start reading position of the ID Number for
external reader.
K38 Get NO DOUBLE

K39X Set up NO DOUBLE (0/1)
When this function is activated, the device can only read the same ID card number
once. It will show NO DOUBLE every time the same ID card is swiped to the
device again. And the data will not be recorded. Enter 1 to activate this function
and 0 to disable it.
Disable 0 Enable 1
Rev. A 17
P Commands
P01X Set up PRINT TRANS.COM1 (0..2)

The smart2K/V2 able to send the transactions using it RS 232 ports (Com0/Com1)
Data Transmission Argument
Don’t Transmit the data transaction 0
Transmits the data transaction through COM0 of smart2K/V2 1
Transmits the data transaction through COM1 of smart2K/V2 2
P02 Get PRINT TRANS.COM1
P03X Set up PRINT TERM. NO (0/1)

This command give an option for you on transaction printing to put in the terminal
number or not.
Action Argument Action Argument
Don’t print terminal no. 0 Print terminal no. 1
P04 Get PRINT TERM. NO
P05X Set up PRINT SWIPE DIR (0/1)

For more useful you may activate Print Swipe Dir on transaction printing.
Don’t print swipe dir. 0 Print swipe dir. 1
P06 Get PRINT SWIPE DIR
P07X Set up DATE PRINT FORMAT (0..3)

This command is used to set what kind date print format that you want to use on
transaction printing.
DD/MM 0 DD/MM/YY 2
MM/DD 1 MM/DD/YY 3
P08 Get PRINT FORMAT
P09X Set up TIMEPRINT FORMAT (0/1)

This command is used to set what kind time print format that you want to use on
transaction printing.
HH : MM 0 HH : MM : SS 1
P10 Get TIMEPRINT FORMAT
Rev. A 18
P11X Set up ADD CR+LF (0/1)

Get your transaction printing tidy by adding CR+LF.
No Add CRR+LF 0 Add CRR+LF 1
P12 Get status of ADD CR+LF
S Commands
S01XXX Set up ADDRESS NUMBER (1..255)

You can connect up to 255 smart2K/V2 terminals and use this parameter to assign
a unique address number to each terminal.
S02XXXXX Set up PASSWORD (5 exact digits, 00000..99999)

This command is used to change the login password for the set up menu screen.
S03 Get number of SETUP PASSWORD
S04X Set up Backlit Mode (0..2)

This command is used to set the backlit mode for the LCD monitor.
LCD Always Off 0 Power Save Mode 2
LCD Always On 1
S05 Get Backlit Mode
S06 Get Firmware Version
S07X Set up RELAY1 MODE (1..7)

Mode Relay 1 can be set with different combination of condition as follows
Active On Successful Slide-In (Set to 1)
Active On Successful Slide-Out (Set to 2)
Active On Successful Slide-In and Slide-Out (Set to 3)
Active On Digital Input (Set to 4)
Active On Successful Slide-In and Digital Input (Set to 5)
Active On Successful Slide-Out and Digital Input (Set to 6)
Active On Successful Slide-In, Slide-Out and Digital Input (Set to 7)
S08 Get RELAY1 MODE
S09XX Set up RELAY1 DURATION (00..99 in seconds)

RELAY1 Duration is used to set how long that RELAY1 will be activated.
S10 Get RELAY1 DURATION
Rev. A 19
S11X Set up RELAY2 MODE (1..7)

Mode Relay 2 can be set with different combination of condition as follows
Active On Successful Slide-In (Set to 1)
Active On Successful Slide-Out (Set to 2)
Active On Successful Slide-In and Slide-Out (Set to 3)
Active On Digital Input (Set to 4)
Active On Successful Slide-In and Digital Input (Set to 5)
Active On Successful Slide-Out and Digital Input (Set to 6)
Active On Successful Slide-In, Slide-Out and Digital Input (Set to 7)
S12 Get RELAY2 MODE
S13XX Set up RELAY2 DURATION (00..99 in seconds)

RELAY1 Duration is used to set how long that RELAY1 will be activated.
S14 Get RELAY2 DURATION
S15X Set up ENABLE DIGIINPUT (0/1)

Deactivate Digital Input 0 Activate Digital Input 1
S16 Get ENABLE DIGIINPUT status
S17X Set or Reset Relay 1 (0/1)

This command is used to set or reset Relay 1
Reset Relay 1 0 Set Relay 1 1
S18 Get Relay 1
S19X Set or Reset Relay 2 (0/1)

This command is used to set or reset Relay 2
Reset Relay 2 0 Set Relay 2 1
S20 Get Relay 2 status
S21X Set up IDLEDISPLAY MODE (0..4)

This command is used to change the idle display mode in the smart2K/V2 LCD
monitor. You can specify different messages that can be displayed when the
device is in idle condition (no slide).
Display Argument Display Argument
None 0 Slide Dir. + Total Record 3
Total Record 1 User Define String 4
Slide Direction 2
S22 Get IDLEDISPLAY MODE
Rev. A 20
S23CC..CC Set up USER DFND STRING (1..16 characters)

This command is used to set the idle message that will be displayed on line 2 of
the LCD monitor when the device is idle (there is no ID card swiping).
S24 Get USER DFND STRING
S25XX Set up ID DISPLAY DURAT (1..60 in seconds)

This command is used to set the ID Display Duration, i.e. how long (in seconds)
the ID number will be displayed on LCD.
S26 Get ID DISPLAY DURAT
S27X Set up ZONE NUMBER (1..6)

Zone number is used to set up specific ID card number that can be read in certain
terminal’s zone. This is useful when you have to limit employee’s access only to a
certain building.
S28 Get ZONE NUMBER
S29XY Set up SWIPE OUT/IN CODE (X,Y 1..9)

This command is used to set code for swipe in or swipe out. The default value for
swipe in is 1 and swipe out is 0.
S30 Get SWIPE OUT/IN CODE
S40XXXXXX Set up COM0 BAUDARATE

You can configure the baud rate for COM0 ranging from 2400 up to 115200 bits
per second.
S41 Get COM0 BAUDARATE
S42XXXXXX Set up COM1 BAUDARATE

per second.
S43 Get COM1 BAUDARATE
S44XXXXXX Set up RS-485 BAUDRATE

per second.
S45 Get RS-485 BAUDRATE
S46XXXXX Set up COM0 TIMEOUT (10..5000)

This command is used to set COM0 communication time out in milliseconds.
S47 Get COM0 TIMEOUT
S48XXXXX Set up COM1 TIMEOUT (10..5000)

This command is used to set COM0 communication time out in milliseconds.
S49 Get COM1 TIMEOUT
Rev. A 21
S50XXX Set up RS-485 GAP DELAY (0..255)

This command is used to set Inter Packet Gap of COM2 using RS 485 in byte time.
S51 Get RS-485 GAP DELAY
S52X Set up INT. READER TYPE (1..3)

The device reader can be set to read three different kinds of ID card format. The
format can be a barcode, a magnetic stripe, or a Wiegand (proximity).
Type Argument Type Argument
Barcode Reader 1 Wiegand 26 bit Reader 3
Magnetic TTL Reader 2
S53 Get INT.READER TYPE
S54XXXX Set up OK-LED DURATION (1..9999 in milliseconds)

smart2K/V2 equipped with one OK-Led, with this command you are able to set
how long that led will be turn on.
S55 Get OK-LED DURATION
S56ABCDEFGH Set up F1 – F8 CODING (A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H 1..9)

This commands is used to set codes F1 thru F8 buttons. To activate this function,
set all buttons with the numeric character you need.
A is a code byte for F1 Function Key.
B is a code byte for F2 Function Key.
C is a code byte for F3 Function Key.
D is a code byte for F4 Function Key.
E is a code byte for F5 Function Key.
F is a code byte for F6 Function Key.
G is a code byte for F7 Function Key.
H is a code byte for F8 Function Key.
S57 Get F1 – F8 CODING
S58XXXXXX Set up BACKLIT IDLE DUR ( in milliseconds)

This command is used to set how long the backlight of LCD will stay on after main
power loss.
S59 Get BACKLIT IDLE DUR
S60XXXXX Set up SETUP ACCESS STRI (00000..99999 numeric only)

This command is used to set codes to entering admin menu by the use of keypad.
The default value is 12345.
S61 Get SETUP ACCESS STRI
S62XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Set up F1-Swipe Message (16 characters only)

This command is used to set the message that will be displayed on the 2nd line of
LCD monitor when F1 button is pressed.
S63 Get F1-Swipe Message
Rev. A 22







S78XXX Set up FUNC. KEY MODE (0..255)

This command is used to activate all or mixture of the function keys.
Enable Function Key F1 F8 F7 F6 F5 F4 F3 F2 F1
(Set to 1)
Enable Function Key F2
(Set to 2) 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20
Enable Function Key F3 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1
(Set to 4)
(Set to 8) *Set the combination of 8 bit binary code
Enable Function Key F5 to 1.
Rev. A 23
(Set to 16)
Enable Function Key F6 Example:
(Set to 32) Enable Function Key F1 and F4
Enable Function Key F7 (F1= 1) + (F4 = 8) = set to 9.
(Set to 64)
(Set to 128)
S79 Get FUNC. KEY MODE

S80XXX Set up RELAY1 BY FnKEY (0..255)
Relay 1 can be activate with combination of function keys as follows:
Active on F1 successful swipe F8 F7 F6 F5 F4 F3 F2 F1
(Set to 1)
Active on F2 successful swipe
(Set to 2) 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20
Active on F3 successful swipe 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1
(Set to 4)
Active on F5 successful swipe to 1.
(Set to 16)
Active on F6 successful swipe Example:
(Set to 32) Relay 1 active on F1 and F3 successful swipe
Active on F7 successful swipe (F1= 1) + (F4 = 4) = set to 5.
(Set to 64)
(Set to 128)
S81 Get status of RELAY1 BY FnKEY

S82XXX Set up RELAY2 BY FnKEY (0..255)
Relay 2 can be activate with combination of function keys as follows:
Active on F1 successful swipe F8 F7 F6 F5 F4 F3 F2 F1
(Set to 1)
(Set to 2) 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20
Active on F3 successful swipe 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1
(Set to 4)
Active on F5 successful swipe to 1.
(Set to 16)
Active on F6 successful swipe Example:
(Set to 32) Relay 2 active on F1 and F3 successful swipe
Active on F7 successful swipe (F1= 1) + (F4 = 4) = set to 5.
(Set to 64)
Rev. A 24

(Set to 128)
S83 Get status of RELAY2 BY FnKEY
S84X Set up COM0 Func. Mode (0/1)

This command is used to set the function of Com0.
As ordinary Port 0 As auxiliary reader 1
S85 Get COM0 Func. Mode
S86X Set up COM1 Func. Mode (0/1)

This command is used to set the function of Com1.
As ordinary Port 0 As auxiliary reader 1
S87 Get of COM1 Func. Mode
S88XX Set up Aux Rdr ID Start (0..34)

This parameter is used to set the start reading position of the ID Number for serial
reader that is connected to COM0.
S89 Get Aux Rdr ID Start
S90X Set up Aux Rdr Direction (0..3)

Aux Reader Direction is used to determine which reader become ‘in’ reader or ‘out’
reader. The parameter consists of in direction and/or out direction. It can be set
from 0 to 3.
Aux0 = IN, Aux1 = IN 0 Aux0 = IN, Aux1 = OUT 2
Aux0 = OUT, Aux1 = IN 1 Aux0 = OUT, Aux1 = OUT 3
S91 Get Aux Rdr Direction
S92XXXX Set up ID Table Max.Rec (0..500)

Maximum Record allocated for ID TABLE is 500 record.
S93 Get ID Table Max.Rec
T Commands
T01 Get Time and Date of smart2K/V2

T02CCYYMMDDWHHNNSS Set up Time and Date of smart2K/V2
This command is used to set time and date of smart2K/V2.
CC = Century
YY = Year
MM = Month
DD = Date
Rev. A 25
W = Week, Sunday=0, Monday=1,..,Saturday=6

HH = Hour
NN = Minute
SS = Second
T03X Set up DATE DISP.FORMAT (0..7)

smart2K/V2 has several date format.
DD/MM/YY 0 MM/DD/YY 4
DD/MM 1 MM/DD 5
DD Month 2 Month DD 6
DDMonthYY 3 MonthDDYY 7
T04X Set up TIME DISP. FORMAT (0/1)

smart2K™ Web/Bio has several time format.
HH : MM 0 HH : MM : SS 1
T05X Set up DISPLAY DAY (0/1)

This command is used to display day of week on 2nd line of smart2K/V2 LCD.
Don’t display day of the 0 display day of the week 1
week
T06 Get DATE DISP.FORMAT

T07 Get TIME DISP. FORMAT
T08 Get DATE DISPLAY
D Commands
D01 Check transaction record

This command is used to make sure there’s any record exist (return value = 1) or
not exist (return value = 0) in transaction log.
D02 Request a record at start pointer

This command is used to request record at start pointer. The return value is record
it self.
D03 Delete record at start pointer

This command is used to delete record at start pointer.
D04XXXXX Request records in block. (Start from 0)

This command is used to request records in block and every record in block
separated by ‘;’.
Rev. A 26
D05XXXXX Delete records by number from start

This command is used to delete records with your certain number form the start.
D06X Dump all the data (0/1)

This command is used to dump all the data in transaction log using Com0 or Com1
of smart2K/V2.
Dump to Com0 0 Dump to Com1 1
D07 Delete all records

Make sure if you want to send this command, because it will erase all records in
transaction log.
Rev. A 27

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Smart2K/V2

TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................... 1

II. QUICK SETUP GUIDE ........................................................................................ 4

V. ADVANCED PARAMETERS SETTING ................................... 14

Smart2K/V2™ Hardware’s Manual

1. Hardware Layout Specification

2. Screw board pin configuration

smart2K/V2 Screw Connectors

Pin number from left to right:

II. Quick Setup Guide

1. Installing the Device

2. Wiring the Power Supply (Adaptor)

3. Wiring the communication cable

4. Powering the Device

smart2K/V2 Front Side View

6. Setting the Installation Date

7. Setting up Time/Date Display

The format for Time/Date is YYYYMMDDWHHMMSS

8. Setting the Address Number and Slide Direction .

Press and the screen below will appear:

The cursor will blink on right bottom of screen.

SWIPE DIR. MODE

The cursor will blink on right bottom of screen.

SWIPE DIR. MODE

Format Argument Format Argument

9. Setting the Idle Display Mode.

The cursor will blink on right bottom of screen.

Format Argument Format Argument

Serial communication connection

A. Serial Communication RS-232

B. Serial Communication RS-485

The RS-485 is ‘Half Duplex’ with packets communication system. The

Internal, external and auxiliary card reader connection

Smart2K/V2 is usually equipped with an internal barcode or magnetic or

Internal Reader Connection JP3

Internal Reader Connection for Barcode Reader:

Internal Reader Connection for Magnetic Reader:

Internal Reader connection for Wiegand Reader:

Wiring Connection For Barcode Reader as external reader:

Wiring Connection For Magnetic Reader as external reader

Wiring Connection For Wiegand Reader as external reader

Wiring Connection For Barcode, Magnetic or Wiegand Reader as

Relays and Digital Input connection

Electronic Lock and Relay1 Connection Diagram

Request To Exit Button and Digital Input Connection Diagram

Rechargeable Batteries Connection

Rechargeable Batteries Pin Connector

V. Advanced Parameters Setting

Smart2K/V2 Utility Software Main Menu

For example the following command changes the length of ID number:

Direct Command Menu

K01XX Set up ID-NUMBER LENGTH (04..16)

K03XXX..XXYYYYYHHMM1HHMM2AD Add Record to ID Table

K09X Set up ID TABLE TYPE

K11XX Set up ID-NUMBER START (1..34)

K13X Set up READ SITE CODE (0/1)

K15XXXX Set up SITE CODE/FILENO (1..9999)

K19X Set up READ CHECKWORD (0/1)

K21X Set up READALPHANUMERIC (0/1)

K23X Set up SWIPE DIR.MODE (0..4)

K24 Get Swipe Dir Mode

K25XX Set up REJECTION DELAY (00-99 in hours)

K30X Set up ENABLE PIN NO (0/1)

K32 Get ZONE NO.START