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NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID

NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID IP68 RFID Access Control System Instruction Manual

Model: NV-ACCESS-RFID

1. Hua Neke Atuview

The NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID is an IP68-rated outdoor RFID access control system designed for secure door access. It supports up to 2,000 users and offers convenient configuration via a remote control. This system provides a robust and reliable solution for managing access in various environments.

Āhuatanga matua:

  • RFID Card and Key Fob Access: Securely opens doors using EM 125kHz proximity cards and key fobs for quick, contactless entry.
  • Te Kaha o te Kaiwhakamahi: Supports up to 2,000 users, making it suitable for communities, businesses, or facilities with high personnel turnover.
  • Whirihoranga Mana Mamao: Manage users, cards, and functions easily with the included remote control, eliminating the need for internet connection or additional software.
  • IP68 Outdoor Rating: Features a robust, water-resistant, and dustproof design, ideal for outdoor installations. Constructed from durable ABS material.
  • Wiegand System Compatibility: Easily integrates into existing security systems through its 26-bit Wiegand input/output and configurable NO/NC relay output.

Ihirangi mōkī:

  • NIVIAN Access Control Unit (NV-ACCESS-RFID)
  • Remote Control for configuration
  • Installation accessories (screws, wall plugs)
  • Pukapuka Kaiwhakamahi

Hua View:

NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID Access Control Unit with feature icons
Whakaahua 1: Mua view of the NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID Access Control Unit, highlighting its remote control compatibility, RFID tag support, RFID card opening, and IP68 outdoor rating.
NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID Access Control Unit in a weatherproof and anti-vandalism metal alloy casing
Figure 2: The NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID unit demonstrating its weatherproof and anti-vandalism metal alloy construction, suitable for outdoor use.

2. Aratohu Whakauru

Proper installation is crucial for the optimal performance and security of your NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID system. Please follow these steps carefully.

2.1 Whakapiki i te Waehe

  • Choose a suitable mounting location, ensuring it is within reach of necessary wiring and provides clear access for users. The IP68 rating allows for outdoor placement.
  • Use the provided mounting template (if included) to mark drilling points on the wall or door frame.
  • Drill holes and insert wall plugs. Secure the unit to the surface using the provided screws.
  • Ensure the unit is firmly attached and stable.
NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID Access Control Unit mounted on a narrow door frame
Figure 3: The access control unit designed for installation on narrow door frames, demonstrating its compact form factor.
NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID Access Control Unit mounted on a glass door
Figure 4: The access control unit mounted on a glass door, showcasing its versatility in installation environments.

2.2 Wiring Hoahoa

Connect the access control unit to your power supply, electric lock, and optional exit button or doorbell according to the following diagram. Always ensure power is disconnected before performing any wiring.

Diagram showing wiring options for the NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID system, including power supply, electric lock, remote control, and optional exit button
Figure 5: Wiring diagram illustrating the connections for power supply, electric lock, remote control, and optional exit button for the access control system.

Video 1: This video demonstrates the installation scheme for the access control system, detailing how to connect the various components such as the door access control unit, lock, power supply, exit button, proximity card reader, and doorbell.

3. Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

The NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID system is designed for user-friendly operation. This section covers basic access methods and user management.

3.1 Granting Access with RFID Cards/Key Fobs

  • To grant access, simply present a pre-programmed RFID card or key fob to the reader area on the unit.
  • The unit will emit an audible signal and/or visual indicator (e.g., green light) to confirm successful access.
A hand presenting an RFID card to the NIVIAN NV-ACCESS-RFID unit for door access
Figure 6: A user presenting an RFID card to the access control unit to gain entry, illustrating the contactless operation.

3.2 User Management (via Remote Control)

The remote control allows for easy management of users without complex software. Refer to the remote control's specific instructions for detailed programming steps.

  • Taapiri Kaiwhakamahi: Use the remote control to enter programming mode, then follow the prompts to add new RFID cards or key fobs.
  • Muku Kaiwhakamahi: Access programming mode via the remote control and select the option to delete specific user cards or all users.
  • Huri Waehere Matua: The remote control can also be used to change the system's master programming code for enhanced security.

4. Whakatakotoranga Hangarau

ĀhuahiraWhakatakotoranga
Tau tauiraNV-ACCESS-RFID
WaitohuNIVIANA
Ahu (LxWxH)12 x 7 x 2 cm
Taumaha300 karamu
Whakatauranga Whakamarutanga (IP).IP68 (Atete Wai me te Puehu)
Te Kaha KaiwhakamahiTae atu ki te 2,000 nga kaiwhakamahi
Tikanga UruRFID (EM 125kHz cards/key fobs)
WhirihorangaMana Mamao
RauemiABS roa
HototahiWiegand systems (26-bit input/output)
Puna ManaWaea Hiko

5. Tiaki

  • Te horoi: Wipe the unit regularly with a soft, damp kakahu. A ape i te kai horoi, te whakarewa ranei.
  • Tirotiro: Periodically check for any signs of damage, loose connections, or wear and tear.
  • Whakahōu Firmware: Tirohia te kaihanga webpae mo nga whakahōunga mārō e wātea ana kia pai ai te mahi me te haumarutanga.

6. Te Raru

RaruraruTake peaRongoā
Karekau te waeine i te hikoKarekau he hiko hiko, he waea hapa ranei.Check power connections and ensure the power supply is active. Verify wiring according to the installation diagram.
RFID card/fob not recognizedCard/fob not programmed or damaged. Incorrect card type.Ensure the card/fob is correctly programmed into the system using the remote control. Try a different card/fob. Verify it's an EM 125kHz type.
Door does not unlock after successful scanElectric lock malfunction or incorrect wiring.Check the electric lock's functionality independently. Verify the wiring between the access control unit and the lock. Ensure relay output is correctly configured (NO/NC).
Ko te mana mamao kaore e mahiBattery low or out of range.Replace the remote control battery. Ensure you are within the effective range of the unit.

7. Tautoko me te Whaimana

For technical support, warranty information, or additional resources, please visit the official NIVIAN webpae, whakapā atu ranei ki te ratonga kiritaki.

NIVIAN branding with links to NIVIANHOME WEB, Instagram, and YouTube for support and tutorials
Figure 7: NIVIAN support information, including links to their webpae, Instagram, and YouTube channel for technical assistance and tutorials.