PA5000 SERIES 4G CELL PHONE ENTRY SYSTEM USER MANUAL Rev. C Platinum Access Systems Inc.
PRODUCT LINE PA5020 --- Cell Phone Entry System PA5022 --- Cell Phone Entry System (Flush Mount) SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURES 1. 4G LTE Link Support major US carriers (AT&T, T-Mobile, etc). 2. Remote Operation From Smartphone App This unit can be remotely operated from smartphones Apps. Support both ios and Android smartphones. 3. 2000 Phone Number Capacity 4. 2 Sets of Key Entry Code 4 Digit mode for primary and secondary gate operation. 5. USB Programming Capability With the Platinum USB drive, the phone number and key code can be uploaded and downloaded to the unit. 6. 2000 History Log 7. Remote Open Operation with Phone Keypad During phone call, the gate open operation can be performed on remote phone unit. 8. Temporary Key Code Assignment A temporary key code and valid period can be set via smartphone App. 9. Hold Open and Scheduled Hold Open Operation A 5-digit code can be programmed to activate hold open operation on keypad. Scheduled hold open operation is configured via smartphone App, 10. Modify Key Code and Phone Number Remotely Key code and phone number can be modified via smartphone App. 11. Request to Exit Input A NO (Normal Open) contact input for codeless open operation. 12. Gate Status Check Inputs 2 inputs can be used to check gate status via smartphone App. 13. Control Outputs 2 NO/NC 8A @ 30VDC relays. The strike durations are programmerable. 1 AUX output, 300 ma solid state.. 14. Real Time Clock The date and time can be set and checked via smartphone App. 15. Master/Slave Configuration The unit can work as a master unit with multiple slave devices (Platinum keypad). 16. Wide DC Power Supply Range and Battery Backup 9-28V / 2A DC Power Supply (Default AC/DC adaptor: 12V/2A). The internal rechargeable battery provides >5 hours power backup. The unit will alarm when the battery voltage is low. 2
INSTALLATION 1. Internal Wiring Fig.1 shows the factory internal wiring diagram. 9-28V DC IN Antenna Battery + - + - Black Red DC/DC Module Call Button Speaker Keypad NC2 COM2 NO2 NC1 COM1 NO1 OUT EXIT IN2 IN1 -BAT2+ -BAT1+ -9VDC + SIM A B -SOL + Fig, 1 Internal Wiring 2. External Wiring Fig.2 shows the external wiring diagram. Note: a. External DC power source is connected on +/- 9-28V DC IN terminals. See Fig.1, b. Primary operator limit switch wiring is for gate status monitoring purpose only. It is optional. c. Slave keypads are within 2000ft range. 3
IN1 IN2 Open Limit SW NC COM NO NC COM NO Close Limit SW Limit SW Terminal OPEN SW CLOSE SW OPERATOR CONTROL BOARD EXIT Button LO ACTIVE LO STRIKE Primary Gate Operator AUX Device LO ACTIVE DC PS Limit SW Secondary Gate Lock PA5000 CASE NC2 COM2 NO2 NC1 COM1 NO1 OUT EXIT IN2 IN1 -BAT2+ -BAT1+ -9VDC + SIM A B -SOL + SLAVE KEYPAD (ID 0) SLAVE KEYPAD (ID 99) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 * 0 # A B... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 * 0 # A B PLATINUM PA1030 (4 Digit Mode) PLATINUM PA1030 (4 Digit Mode) Fig, 2 External Wiring 4
3. SIM Card Installation With power off, plug an active regular size SIM card into the SIM card holder. See Fig.3 for SIM card orientation. If only micro or nano SIM card is available, SIM card adapter is required, see Fig.3 for SIM card orientation and card adapters. Fig. 3 SIM Card Orientation and Adapters Install the SIM card as shown in Fig. 4. Fig. 4 SIM Card Installation 4. Indicators and Switches See Fig.5. Front Panel Note: Link LED will flash when the unit is registered to local GSM network. No phone call can be made without Link LED flashing. 5
Fig. 5 Font Panel OPERATIONS 1. System Reset Push RESET button to initialize the unit. Allow 20 sec for the unit to boot up. 2. * Button Operation During key entry, press * button to cancel the keys entered. During phone call, press * button to hang up phone. 3. Program Mode Selected by Mode Switch at PROG position. Status LED is flashing in "Yellow. (1). Programming Status: Beeping twice with green light: Beeping once with red light: (2). Program Key Code: Program success Program fail Primary Code: xxxx + # Enter 4-digit key code followed by #. Secondary Code: 2# + xxxx + # Enter 2# and 4-digit key code followed by #. (3). Program Phone Number: Phone ID (0-1999) + CALL + area code + phone number + # Ex: 0+ CALL +9491234567# 12+ CALL +6261234567# 123+ CALL +7141234567# 1234+ CALL +9091234567# Note: Duplicate phone numbers under different phone ID are acceptable. (4). Set Talk Duration: #60x x: 1-9, 1 to 9 min (default 5 min) (5). Set Relay1 Strike Duration: #7xx xx: 2-digit 01-99, 1s to 99s (6). Set Relay2 Strike Duration: #8xx xx: 2-digit 01-99, 1s to 99s 6
(7). Set Hold Open Code: #3xxxxx xxxxx: 5-digit 00000-99999 (8). Assign Authorized Smartphone App User Phone Numbers: #131xxxxxxxxxx Program #1 phone umber #132xxxxxxxxxx Program #2 phone umber #133xxxxxxxxxx Program #3 phone umber #134xxxxxxxxxx Program #4 phone umber #135xxxxxxxxxx Program #5 phone umber xxxxxxxxxx: 3 area code + 7 phone number (9). Program from Platinum USB Drive: #411 Download phone book and key codes from Platinum USB drive to the unit. a. Using Platinum standalone software PHONE BOOK MANAGER, edit and export phone book and key codes to Platinum USB drive. b. Plug in the Platinum USB drive to the unit. c. Enter #411 to download the phone book and key codes to the unit. d. Status LED will be flashing in green during downloading. Downloading completes with 2 beeps. Notes: a. Platinum USB drive is included in the product package. It must contain Platinum ID.doc or Platinum ID.txt and CONF_D.txt. CONF_D.txt is generated by PHONE BOOK MANAGER software. b. Before downloading, the existing phone book and key codes in the unit will be read out and saved to CONF_BAK.TXT file on Platinum USB drive. c. Download new phone book and key codes from CONF_D.TXT file on Platinum USB drive to the unit. d. After downloading, new phone book and key codes in the unit will be read back and saved to CONF_BK1.TXT file on Platinum USB drive as for verification purpose. 4. Normal Mode Selected by Mode Switch at NORM position. Status LED is off. (1). Operation Status: Beeping twice with green light: Beeping once with red light: (2). Key Entry: Operation success Operation fail Primary Code: xxxx + # Enter 4-digit key code followed by #. Secondary Code: 2# + xxxx + # Enter 2# and 4-digit key code followed by #. (3). Phone Entry: Enter phone ID (0-1999) + CALL to make phone call. Ex: CALL, 1+ CALL, 25+ CALL, 133+ CALL, 1567+ CALL On the phone call receiver side, pressing 9 will activate relay1 output. And pressing 5 will activate relay2 output. Note: If ID#0 phone number is programmed, pressing CALL button only will call ID#0 phone number automatically. (4). Hold Open / Release Hold Open: #3xxxxx xxxxx (5-digit 00000-99999) Hold open or release hold open (hold open control applies to relay1 only). (5). Upload Programmed Code: #000 Upload phone book and key codes from the unit to Platinum USB 7
drive. a. Phone book and key codes in the unit will be read out and saved to CONF_BAK.TXT file on Platinum USB drive. b. Status LED will be flashing in green during uploading. Uploading completes with two beeps. (7). Upload History Log: #001 Upload history log from the unit to Platinum USB drive. a. The history log file will be read out and saved to LOG.TXT file on Platinum USB drive. b. Status LED will be flashing in green during uploading. Uploading completes with two beeps. 5. Erase Mode Selected by Mode Switch at ERAS position. Status LED is flashing in "Red. (1). Erase Status: Beeping twice with green light: Beeping once with red light: (2). Erase Key Code: Erase success Erase fail Primary Code: xxxx + # Enter 4-digit key code followed by #. Secondary Code: 2# + xxxx + # Enter 2# and 4-digit key code followed by #. (3). Erase Phone ID: ID (0-1999) + CALL Ex: 0+ CALL, 12+ CALL, 123+ CALL, 1234+ CALL (4). Erase All Primary Key Codes: #911 (5). Erase All Phone Numbers: #913 (6). Erase Hold Open Code: #914 (7). Erase All Authorized User Phone Numbers: #915 (8). Erase All Secondary Key Codes: #916 (9). Erase Hold Open Schedule: #917 6. Master/Slave Mode The unit will work as a master when connecting to Platinum keypads (set as slave/4digit mode) with 3 wire ( A/B/ ) shield cable. The key code entered on slave keypad unit will be sent to master unit to process. Open command will be delivered to slave units upon valid key codes. Note: The keypads must be set to SLAVE and 4 digit mode to work with master unit. 7. Smartphone App. Download and Install iphone In APPLE store, search for Platinum Remote Access and install the App on iphone, APPLE account with APPLE ID may be required to download and install the App. iphone Icon Android Phone Icon 8
Android Phone (1). Download App from Google Play Store Log on Google Play Store. Search Platinum Remote Access and install the App on smartphone. Google account may be required to download and install the App from Google Play Store. (2). Download App from Platinum URL a. On Android phone, enable Unknown source under Settings Applications or Settings Security. b. Browse to Downloads tab at www.platinumasi.com and download Smart Phone Application to the phone. c. Navigate to the download folder on the phone, Applications Files Download, and tap on the Android Platinum Remote Access Vx.x.x.APK to install the application. d. When the installation completes, add the icon as shown above from Applications to Home Screen. 8. Smartphone App. Operations Launch Platinum Remote Access App. on smartphone. (1). Unit Configuration a. Enter Unit Phone # on User Smartphone Get the phone number of the installed SIM card. Select Enter Phone Erntry Unit to add and edit the unit phone number(s). To enable a new smartphone to operate the unit, touch + on Phone Entry Unit List page to add the unit phone number to the smartphone. Note: To operate the unit with a smartphone, the unit phone number must be set in the smartphone. b. Add Temporary Key Code Select the item, enter key code, valid duration and press OK and SEND. c. Delete Temporary Key Code Select the item, enter key code to be deleted and press OK and SEND. d. Add Permanent Key Code Select the item, enter key code and press OK and SEND. e. Delete Phone ID Select the item, enter the phone ID to be deleted and press OK and SEND. e. Set Date and Time Select the item and press SEND to set unit to current date and time. f. Check Time Select the item and press SEND to check current date and time from the unit real time clock. g. Check Gate Status Select the item and press SEND to check current gate status (open/close/central). IN1/IN2 terminals need to be wired to operator limit switches for reporting correct gate status. h. Control AUX Output Select the item, choose ON/OFF and press SEND to set the AUX contact output ON or OFF. 9
Enter Unit Phone # Fig. 6 Enter Unit Phone # Fig.7 Hold Open Schedule (2). Gate Operations a. For users with phone number programmed in Section 3. (3), on smartphone home page, use open icon to open the gate. b. For authorized users with phone number programmed in Section 3. (8), use open, hold and release icons to control the gate. c. For all users, use log icon to check operation commands and unit acknowledgement messages. (3). Hold Open Schedule Operations The schedule functions are under Schedules tab as shown in Fig. 7 above. a. Set Single Schedule Select the item, choose hold open period and press SEND to set single schedule. b. Set Weekly Schedule Select the item, choose hold open period/repeat weekday(s) and press SEND to set weekly schedule. Note: Up to 5 weekly schedules can be set. If the weekly schedule memory is reported full, use Clear Weekly Schedule to free up the memory. c. Check Single Schedule Select the item and press SEND to check single schedule. d. Check Weekly Schedule Select the item and press SEND to check weekly schedule. e. Clear Single Schedule Select the item and press SEND to clear single schedule. f. Clear Weekly Schedule Select the item, choose the schedule ID number and press SEND to clear weekly schedule. 10
Note: There could be up to 5 weekly schedules in memory. Before clearing, use Check Weekly Schedule to review existing weekly schedule(s). Choose the right schedule(s) to clear. See Fig. 8 and Fig. 9 below. Fig. 8 Clear Weekly Schedule Selection Fig. 9 Weekly Schedule Report 11
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