T12 ID EM electronic lock

Key features

Versatile opening methods: Proximity card/pipette, Proximity card/pipette and code, code provide flexibility and convenience of use.

LED Indicators: Colored LED indicators signal the lock status, making it easier to use and more secure, and ensuring excellent visibility of the digits at night.

Easy installation: Clear instructions and a variety of connection options ensure quick and hassle-free installation.

Possibility to connect an external doorbell.

Variety of locking mechanism:

• Automatic mode - The lock automatically locks when the door is closed.
• Manual mode - The lock locks when we present the access card or press the exit button (yellow wire connected to the exit button). Installing the button at the exit door.

Simple commands sent to the code lock.

The code lock offers versatility in opening methods to meet your needs and preferences:

1. Contactless card/pipettes - Quick and convenient unlocking using a contactless card or pipettes.

2. Proximity card/pipettes and code - Two solutions. This security solution requires a proximity card or pipettes, as well as entering a code. If you don't currently have a proximity card or pipette, you can enter a pre-determined code.

3. Code - Entering a unique code on the lock keypad to gain access.

Thanks to these various options, each user can choose the most suitable method of opening the lock, which increases the comfort and safety of use.

Data on the LED display

1. LED indicating lock (red light) , unlock (green light)

2. Backlit touch keyboard

3. Bell button

Our advanced access control device offers a variety of connection options, allowing for flexibility and adaptability to various needs.

Below you will find detailed information about the available connections and their applications.

Wire colors and their functions:

1. BELL_A (Pink) - Input for connecting a bell.

2. BELL_B (Pink) - Input for connecting a bell.

3. D0 (Green) - Input for data connection (D0).

4. D1 (White) - Input for data connection (D1).

5. OPEN (Yellow) - Input for connecting the exit button.

6. COM (Purple) - Common input, used to close circuits.

7. GND (Black) - Ground input, earth.

8. NC (Orange) - Input for connecting a magnetic lock (normally closed).

9. +12V (Red) - 12V power input.

10. NO (Blue) - Input for connecting the lock (normally open).

Possible connections and their applications:

1. Connecting the bell (BELL_A, BELL_B)

• Connecting the pink wires to the doorbell allows you to be notified of access attempts.
• Example: Connecting a bell at the front door.

2. Data transfer (D0, D1)

• The green (D0) and white (D1) wires are used to transmit data between access control devices.
• Example: Integration with a building access control system.

3. Exit button (OPEN)

• The yellow wire connected to the exit button allows you to quickly leave the secured area.
• Example: Installing a button at the exit door.

4. Closing Circuits (COM)

• The purple wire (COM) is used as a common for closing circuits, activating locks or other devices.
• Example: Connection to different types of electronic locks.

5. Ground (GND)

• The black wire (GND) ensures stable and secure connections as grounding.
• Example: Ground connection for the entire system.

6. Magnetic lock (NC)

• The orange wire (NC) is used for magnetic locks that require continuous power (Normally Closed).
• Example: Installing a magnetic lock on a door.

7. Power supply (12V)

• The red wire supplies 12V power to the device or lock.
• Example: Connecting to the main power supply of the access control system.

8. Normally Open (NO)

• The blue wire (NO) is used to connect a lock that is normally open.
• Example: Connecting a cylinder lock or other type of lock that requires activation.

Additional elements and connections:

• RIM Lock: Possibility to connect a cylinder lock (RIM lock) to the NO, COM, NC outputs.
• Power Controller (DC12V/3A): Provides adequate power supply and power management for the lock and other connected devices.
• Access Controller: Integration with the access controller for full control of the system.

Technical specifications

• Working voltage: DC12V (24VDC can be customized)
• Card reading distance: 2 ~ 5 cm
• Operating temperature: -40℃ ~ 60℃
• Lock output load: ≤3A
• Standby current: ≤30mA
• Capacity: 2000 users
• Door relay time: 0~99S (adjustable)
• Humidity measurement range: 10% ~ 90%

The set includes

• Code lock with keypad
• 2x screws
• 2x Pins
• User manual

The most interesting castle management commands:

1. Change Admin Code: Allows you to easily change the default admin code for added security.

• Command: * Master code # 0 New code # New code #

2. Adding Cards: Allows you to continuously add cards, which is ideal for large groups of users.

• Command: * Master code # 1 Read card # ... #

3. Adding card numbers: Allows you to add cards using 8- or 10-digit numbers.

• Command: * Master code # 1 8 digits or 10 digits #

4. Adding users with ID and card: Makes it easier to manage users by assigning an ID to a card.

• Command: * Master code # 1 ID number # Read card #

5. Adding users with ID number and card number: Allows you to precisely assign a card number to a user.

• Command: * Master code # 1 ID number # 8 digits or 10 digits #

6. Adding PINs: Allows you to add users with an ID number and a unique 4-digit PIN.

• Command: * Master code # 1 ID number # 4 digits Pin code #

7. Delete Cards: Allows you to delete cards individually or delete them by number.

• Command: * Master code # 2 Read card or 8 digits or 10 digits #

8. Deleting users by ID: Useful in case of card loss, allows you to delete a user by ID.

• Command: * Master code # 2 ID number #

9. Delete All Users: Quickly deletes all users except the Public PIN.

• Command: * Master code # 2 0000 #

10. Access methods:

• Card only: * Master code # 30 #
• Card + PIN code: * Master code # 31 #
• Card or PIN: * Master code # 32 # (default)

11. Door Open Time: Adjust the door open time from 0 to 99 seconds (default 5 seconds).

• Command: * Master code # 4 0 ~ 99 #

12. Operating modes:

• Automatic mode: * Master code # 50 #
• Relay switching mode: * Master code # 51 #
• Reader mode: * Master code # 52 26/34 #

13. Data backup:

• Data input : * Master code # 71 #
• Data output: * Master code # 70 #

14. Adding a public code: Possibility to add one public code.

• Command: * Master code # 9 4 digits code #