Today we are reviewing Hikvision Video Access Control Terminal of a DS-K1T500 Series, and the marking of this particular device we have is DS-K1T500SF, that features some very awesome stuff, like finger, card, and QR-code authentication ways, which is great, because I love to have as much options available as possible, and of course we’re going to setup all those options real-time (featured in video), connect it to a reader module and an Indoor Station Monitor to show you how that is done, and thus let’s get to review. Hikvision DS-K1T500SF Fingerprint Access Terminal, fingerprint reader module and Intercom Monitor are available on a Pipl Systems Store Website officialy within a worldwide delivery ?
Unboxing & Appearance
This is a professional equipment and thus the box contents is not the point here. Though, what you gonna find inside of the box is the:
- Terminal device;
- Bracket for the on-wall installation;
- Hexagon screwdriver;
- User’s manual;
- Quick start guide;
- Pack of screws and anchors;
- Three communication wires( will reveal each one’s intend further);
Regarding the exact device, first thing I want to highlight is that it feels very solid, and the body here is metal, as it stands under a IP65 protection rate. There’s a microphone hole on a front, and a speaker on the downside, thus we conclude we have here a two-way audio feature. Below mic, there’s the exact 1080p camera module with an infrared light option. LED-indicator, fingerprint scanner, card swiping area and two buttons on a bottom, where a chime one is a doorbell button, and next to it we got a voice talk button.
The most interesting stuff happens on the backside of device, let’s get it open now here you have a control unit, a DIP-switch that lets us contol the device’s roles, where, for an instance, number six is a card reader or a terminal mode switch. Here’s the RJ-forty five LAN-cable input, twelve bolts power supply input, serial port, alarm input, door-lock and RS four eighty five, sim card slot, wiegand protocol input and up to hundred twenty eight gigabytes microSD card slot.
DS-K1T500SF Specifications
- Video Access Terminal
- Camera: 2MP / 1080P, IR Light
- Mifare Cards Support
- Card Capacity: 50 000
- Fingerprint Authentication
- Fingerprint Capacity: 5 000
- QR-code Authentication
- Event Capacity: 200 000
- Lock and Alarm Output Interfaces
- Built-in Microphone & Speaker
- IP65 Protection Rate
- Power Supply: DC 12V/1A
- Fingerprint Recognition Time: 1.5s
- Supported MicroSD Capacity: 128GB
- Doorbell Button, Door Sensor, Alarm, Tamper-Proof Switch, Exit Button Input Interfaces
The Video Access Control Terminal we have is able to let users in by the means of a fingerprint, card or a QR-code. As we’ve state before, this is great to have such many options due to a wider possibilities – different users are having unique indentifiers and we’re always able to view an events log and be aware of which user have used a terminal and in which time he did. And owing to QR-code feature we’re able to create a disposable entry codes for a one time use. The device is capable of storing a 200 000 event records, 50 000 cards and 5 000 fingerprints.
That’s a lot! Also this camera module can detect faces in a live mode, snapshot those faces and even record a videos, after what write it onto an inputted microSD card with a 128 GB maximum capacity. It isn’t PoE-type, but it isn’t much of a disadvantage here, because this is a wired device in all means. There’s a 2-way audio due to a mic and a speaker here, MiFare cards support, remote door opening and a conjunction within smart electrical and magnet locks.
Activation & Set up Part 1
Let’s imagine, the case is: we need to make a two-way entry and exit through a one entrance door, and we need to have a one device to monitor and control that, that is why we have here an Indoor Staion Monitor to view and control the devices, and a fingerprint plus card reader module to install indoors to be able to exit a room via fingerprint or a card. First of all, we are powering the devices on and connecting them all within themselves.
We connected a Terminal to internet via RJ-45, powered it on with 12 volts power suply adapter, and via TS-485 tied it within a fingerprint reader module, powered from 12V power adapter too. An intercom monitor wee have supports PoE, thus we powered it on and connected it to internet with a one LAN-cable. We have already activated the devices in SADP tool and now we’re launching IVMS-4200 on a PC to set them all up.
- Go into IVMS, locate your terminal device
- Click terminal to highlight it and press “remote configuration”
- Go to “General” and change its name to 100101, save (according to manufacturer’s instruction)
- Click Monitor to highlight it and press “remote configuration”
- Go into “Network” and then to “Linked Network Configuration”
- Type in a Terminal’s ip-adress (viewed on IVMS main device screen) into a Door Station IP Address field
- Repeat for “Sip Server IP Address” field, save
Activation & Set up Part 2
Now we’re creating a company and an employee, create a fingerprint, card adn QR-code for him.
- In the IVMS go to Control Panel tab, locate “Access control” and press it;
- In the left column press “Add” and create a company and name it;
- Above a main field on the right click “add” to create an employee;
- Input all the required information like name,birth date, phine number etc.;
- Under a “credential” and “card” tabs press “add” button;
- In the appeared menu select “Access Control” and pick and “Entrance Card Reader” next to it (Or the one you have);
- Press “Read” and now touch the reader’s area with a Mifare card (It may say there’s error occured but it doesn’t matter);
- Our card was read, press “OK” to save;
- To add a fingerprint press a “fingerprint” under credential tab. press “remote collection”;
- Press “select device” and pick your device – “OK”, now pick a finger by clicking in in the IVMS;
- Terminal will ask you to press a finger to fingerprint module area multiple times untill you hear a success message;
- Press “stop”, go back to card tab and press fingerprint emblem under “Link fingerprint”, select a fingerprint you’ve just collected;
- From here you can also generate a QR-code and then save it to your phone so you can authenticate wih it;
- Press ‘OK”, now you see a new person was added to that board ;
- To give user a permission go to 3rd tab in a left column with a key emblem on it;
- Press “add”, name it and tick all boxes you see there, then press right arrov symbol between boards to transfer data, “OK”;
- A software will ask you to apply of recline changes, apply and wait unti the data is loaded into your terminal;
- Done!
Hikvision Fingerprint Access
Conclusion
A very high-end awesome device from a professional segment equipment, letting us use both Access Terminal along with the video Intercom functionality. Regarding access functionality we can input a fingerprints, cards and QR-codes, regarding intercom we’re able to initiate video calls owing to a built-in camera, microphone and a speaker. The device is able to detect faces, take snapshots, record videos and store that on a microSD cards, it can conjunct with locks, doors, intercom monitors, readers and has an IP-65 protection rate. Get Hikvision DS-K1T500SF Fingerprint Access Terminal, fingerprint reader module and Intercom Monitor officially on the Pipl Systems Store Website within a worldwide delivery ?
