Installation and Start Up Guide

IES 50 Intelligent Entry Scanner

Tidel | 2025 W. Belt Line Rd. #114 | Carrollton, TX 75006 | Tel: 972.484.3358 800.678.7577 © 2020 Tidel | sales@tidel.com | www.tidel.com

IES 50 What’s Included in the Box .............................................................................................................

IES 50 Stand Installation .................................................................................................................................

Wall Mount Installation ....................................................................................................................................

Host PC Preparation .........................................................................................................................................

IES 50 Device Activation .................................................................................................................................

Setting the Date and Time .............................................................................................................................

Access Control Integration ............................................................................................................................

Alarm Integration ................................................................................................................................................

1

2

3

5

6

9

10

11

TABLE OF CONTENTS

IES 50 Intelligent Entry Scanner

Tidel | 2025 W. Belt Line Rd. #114 | Carrollton, TX 75006 | Tel: 972.484.3358 800.678.7577 © 2020 Tidel | sales@tidel.com | www.tidel.com

IES 50Installation

450-0528-001 REV. E

Included with Intelligent Entry Scanner:

X (4) Pan Screws

X (4) Wall Mount Anchors

X (4) Wall Spacers

X 2.5 mm Allen Wrench

X RJ-45 Cable

X Software Thumbdrive

X Power Adapter

X Terminal Connector

X IES 50 Terminal

REMOVE ALL ITEMS FROM PACKAGINGRETAIN PACKING CARTON AND FOAM FOR ASSEMBLY

REMOVE ALL ITEMS FROM PACKAGING

Power Adapter Connector

+12vdc and Ground

Network Connector

RJ-45

1

Alarm Terminals

IES 50 Stand Installation

1. Place the IES 50 face down in the foam packing material.

2. Connect the Power Adapter and Network cables.

3. Secure the Stand to the back of the Terminal mounting plate with the (4) Pan Washer screws

4. Secure the cables to the stand with the supplied tie wraps.

Phillips head screwdriver will be needed

Stand Mounting Kit

X (4) Pan Washer Screws

X Tie Wraps

X Terminal Stand

2

Wall Mount Installation

X 2.5 mm allen wrench (included) X 13/64 and 3/32 drill bits X Hammer X Drill X Phillips screwdriver

Tools Required:

The Tidel IES 50 is highly sensitive - Mounting in a high traffic area may cause unwanted scanning occurrences

1. Using the supplied 2.5 mm allen wrench, remove the screw that secures the mounting plate to the back of the Terminal.

2. Place the wall plate in the desired location and mark the mounting holes.

(55” ~ 75” inches high is recommended)

3. Place the Pan Screws through the wall plate and hang the wall spacers on the screws.

4. Start the screws into the wall/anchors (do not screw in completely).

5. Route the Power Adapter and Network cables through the back of the wall plate.

6. Fully tighten the Pan Screws to secure the wall plate.

7. Connect the Power Adapter and Network cables to the Terminal and place the Terminal onto the wall plate.

8. Secure the wall plate with the 2.5mm allen head screw.

If securing to wood, drill 3/32” pilot holes and use Pan Screws only

If securing to drywall, drill 13/64” holes and install the supplied anchors

3

Host PC Requirements

Operating System = Windows 10

Display Properties (recommendation)

Screen Resolution = 1920 x 1080

Screen Orientation = Landscape

Scaling = 100%

NOTE: If the Tidel IES 50 application screen does not appear fitted properly within the Host PC screen (after running the Tidel IES 50 installer) the Display Properties may need to be altered.

a. Select the Windows icon (bottom/left corner)

b. Select “Settings”

c. Select “Display”

d. Make changes to properties to achieve fully fitted application appearance

Before You Start

4

Host PC Preparation1. Change the Host PC’s local connection addressing

a. Select the Windows icon (bottom/left corner)

b. Navigate to Settings > Network and Internet > Change Adapter Options

c. Select Local Area Connection Port > Properties

d. Highlight “Internet Protocol Version 4”

e. Select Properties

f. Select “Use following IP Address”

g. Enter the follow EXACTLY

Static IP = 192 . 168 . 1 . 200

Subnet Mask = 255 . 255 . 255 . 0

h. Save and exit the Host PC Settings

2. Insert the Tidel IES 50 Installer thumbdrive into the Host PC.

3. Run the “IES 50” installer - Select YES to begin the installation process

4. Define the destination path for the Tidel IES 50 information folder to be created

5. Select INSTALL

6. Select FINISH when installation is complete

X A desktop shortcut will be created

X In the defined destination, the following folders will be created

Tidel Engineering > IES 50

1. In the IES 50 Folder, Tidel recommends creating the following sub folders

X IES 50 User Info

X IES 50 Records

5

1. Connect the network cable from the IES 50 to an available port on the PC or network line switch.

2. Plug in the IES 50 Power Adapter.

3. Run the Tidel FasterManagementTool (desktop shortcut)

4. Select “Add” from the start up screen

5. Select “Find”

The device’s Terminal ID and Static IP will appear in the terminal search box when connected

IES 50 Device Activation

6. Select “Add”SEE NEXT PAGE

X ONLY ONE DEVICE CAN BE ACTIVATED AT A TIME

Complete a single device activation before connecting another device for activation

Terminal info appears hereAdd Change

6

7. An authorization screen will pop-up over the Terminal Search Screen

Manager Name = admin

Password = 1 2 3 4 5 6

IES 50 Device Activation (continued)

7

8. Select “OK” in the Authorization Screen

9. Select “OK” at the bottom of the Terminal Search Screen

a. Confirm “Add FasTer Successful”

10. Select the checkbox for the terminal being activated

a. Double left-click the IES 50 IP Address to access the Settings Screen

SEE NEXT PAGE

All IES 50 Devices are shipped with the same default IP Address: 192 . 168 . 1 . 208

X The default IP Address must be changed to complete activation

12. Select the SETTINGS tab at the top of the page

13. Change the Default IP Address to a valid, unique address

IES 50 Device Activation (continued)** IMPORTANT **

14. Select SET

15. Confirm setting successful

16. Select the checkbox for the terminal being activated

17. Select REMOVE

18. Repeat steps 4 - 9

19. Confirm the IES 50 Terminal is listed with the correct, assigned IP Address in the left column of the Screen.

8

Setting The Date And Time

Select the Terminal Select the SETTINGS tab

1. Select

2. Enter the desired Password.

3. Select Confirm.

Sync

Select CONFIRM

9

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.

This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Access Control IntegrationA terminal connector is provided in the IES-50 packaging for access control wiring

A terminal connection is available for activating alarm systems, door locks, access/entry points, DVR’s, etc...

Normally Open (NO) - Normally Closed (NC) Circuits

The Normally Open and Normally Closed circuits are continuity sensing circuits

DO NOT APPLY VOLTAGE TO THESE TERMINALS

The Normally Open and Normally Closed circuits are activated by the following conditions:

X Facial Recognition

X RFID Card Scan

NO NCCOM

External Device Activation Circuits

DO NOT APPLY VOLTAGE TO THESE TERMINALS

GND + IN3 = When this circuit is closed (emergency door opener, alarm activation, exit button, etc...), the NO and NC circuits will be activated

GND + IN2 = Magnetic/electric lock device state (signal feedback) - for record logging

IN2IN3

GND

10

Alarm IntegrationA terminal connector is provided in the IES-50 packaging for alarm integration wiring

Terminal connections support Wiegand 26 or 24 (Wiegand 37 not supported currently).

DO NOT APPLY VOLTAGE TO THESE TERMINALS

GND + IN3 = Exit button - the NO/NC circuits will be activated

GND + IN2 = Door Sensors

GND + IN1 = Self Power Siren/Alarm

RS485-A = Fingerprint Reader/Biometric A cable

RS485-B = Fingerprint Reader/Biometric B cable

WG-DO GND

WG-D1

IN1

IN3

GND

IN2 RS485-A

RS485-B

WG-DO = Wiegand Data 0

WG-D1 = Wiegand Data 1

GND = Controller ground

11

2025 W. Belt Line Rd, #114Carrollton TX 75006

1-800-372-7933 (phone)972-484-1014 (fax)

techserv@tidel.com