For those experts........this is tutorial for beginners like me, and I appreciate it; if you are an expert instead of coming here to criticize make your own video and teach your skills.
Zkteco company should hire you to make training videos for them. Your tutorial are so easy to understand as compared to what the company tutorials offer
I work for a security company and honestly am bored of installing our security panels. Next steps to go is CCTV and Access control. It definitely doesn't look toooooo bad but I'm sure it's probably harder than CCTV since this involves fishing the door frame. Decisions decisions. Thanks for the intro to access control!
This Video is not only informative but it is literally taken one by the hand to build an access Door control even as a beginner. Please do you have a Video on ZKTeco F22 Access Control Installation guide?
It’s very helpful video but I didn’t see how you wired push to exit also if you show us motion sensor and door lock wiring if we terminate on the same panel
Is there a multidoor video? If you have multiple controllers do you have to program each key to each controller? How would you setup dual card readers for each door?
Good to see what the ZKTeco commissioning/user interface looks like. I hear / come across the name a bit. Do they incorporate intrusion detection into any of their systems?
Thanks. If a door hasn't got an electric handle and instead has a normal door handle with a lock, if I unlock the door with a key, will the card reader automatically unlock as if an ID card has been swiped or will it stay locked.
If there's a power outage, all readers would stop working and the locks would either lock or unlock depending if you have it set up as a fail safe lock (will unlock during an outage) or fail secure (would lock during an outage). That said, we recommend a UPS or backup battery.
What is the amount of doors that you can add with this system? can you do 5 doors? or if not what is the model that you need to ? Also you mentioned to check with the city and FD for permits?
On the Atlas series you can have a max of 21 panels or 84 doors whichever comes first. Yes, most state/local laws require permits and a walk through with a local fire marshal. I would check to see what your city requirements are just to be safe.
@@NellysSecurity the one on the video only does 1 door correct? So if I need to do 3 doors I will need to purchase 3 panels. Got it! Do you have a link to yours and the one that does 84 doors. Thank you!
Yes a single door controller is for a 1 door solution. If youre needing to control 3 doors, then id advise going with the atlas 400 -> www.nellyssecurity.com/zkteco-atlas400-4-door-kit-complete-four-door-access-control-kit-capable-of-using-weigand-and-osdp-readers-supports-poe-power-and-wifi.html If you need more than 4 doors for example, you can stack these panels to get to the 84 total doors. 21 x4door controllers = 84 total doors.
Excellent tutorial!! Is it possible to incorporate this system with a barcode scanner? Our customers already have ID cards with barcodes on them. Don't want to issue a separate card...
Hi Great Work! Just wondering 1. I notice there was no Door Contact - Why is that? 2. The panel doesn't have an emergenc supply pack, how do you combat a brown out? Thank you
bonjour et merci pour la formation est ce possible de pouvoir personnaliser l'interface ivs tout en lui ajoutant un logo d'entreprise ainsi que quelques informations ???
Can add another controller at another building and another network to be used at the same web access so that I can have access to 2 completely separated locations?
Great video and through explanations. Only question is does this system have to be installed using internet or can it be set up and operated in a 100% internet free environment?
Hello Parvez, if you got the Access Panel from us, try reaching out to our tech support and we can provide the proper wiring diagram for you - customerservice@nellyssecurity.com / 855-340-9999
Is their any type of certification program for access control installers? I want to be able to troubleshoot the physical components of the system. I am very familiar with the software and what I can and cannot do. But when those do not work, I get stuck. At one of my jobs, the speedy gate is tied to the fire alarm and when we did a few drills, the last drill where the alarm was pulled back on and back off suddenly, the gate locked open. We tried everything from the software and from the device it appears to still be receiving the emergency signal. We reset the controller, badge reader, and activate gate. We power cycled it, reset it manually, and it is doing the same. Only one of the three gates. We don’t know why. Other doors are just unlocking on their own and the software keeps showing error on the unit. The error shows when it works and doesn’t. Is their a certification for troubleshoooting these types of issues or for an alarm installer?
@@NellysSecurity i did it i just started doing installation but i never saw a key scan before but today i successfully instal 6 key scan in a hotel and it was pretty easy although its my first time
I actually will not recommend doing it this way. You don't want your request to exit button to release at your panel. Your panel is an electronic component and your request to exit button is relying on it to release. I've seen these panel relays lock before and is never recommended to be release from the panel. It should cut power directly from the Mag lock. He should have added a PIR motion sensor to release at the panel and the button as a direct secondary option (mandatory in most states). Although he has good intentions I would never recommend a beginner to do it this way. He should've recommend an electric strike. Mag locks are risky by state and local county codes.
Man... No DPS means that your aren't doing access control, you are doing card access, you aren't monitoring anything for control. You aren't installing a fail safe power break on your manual REX. You aren't using an optical REX to follow the "no special knowledge" rules in the NFPA. The optical REX should of course also drop power to the Mag if it loses power itself. You also have no UL listed mag power drop on fire alarm. Maglocks are also just about the worst thing to use to learn with due to the additional legal requirements, the extra work to actually align properly, to adjust the door closer for proper contact speed to avoid damaging the Mag body mounts into the header, etc, etc.... So yeah....you aren't teaching access control.
@@ndleinahaystack I've been teaching access control and other low voltage for a great many years. This video is demonstrating badge access, not access control.
Yeah maglocks have myriad of egress requirements. Like you have to have a power interruption in line in the event of a Rex failure. The better option for a beginner video would have been something like a door strike or cylindrical lock that satisfies most egress requirements since they generally have egress on one side built in.
