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The V2000-C RFID Access Control is a standalone, single-door system supporting card-only, PIN-only, and card+PIN authentication modes with up to 2,000 user capacity. Key features include a Wiegand 26 interface, Tamper alarms, adjustable door delay, and compatibility with 125KHz EM cards. For more detailed technical specifications, visit goldbridgesz.com www.goldbridgesz.com

The V2000-C RFID Access Control system provides a robust, standalone security solution for managing entry points using 125kHz EM cards or 4-digit PINs, accommodating up to 1,000 users. It features versatile, non-PC-based management for adding/deleting users and flexible wiring options for both fail-safe and fail-secure modes, suitable for small to medium-sized facilities.

is a standalone RFID access control system designed for single-door security. It supports up to 1,000 users

and operates primarily with 125KHz EM standard cards or 4-digit PIN codes. Key Specifications 1,000 effective cards/users. Operating Voltage: 12VDC ± 10%. Access Modes: Card only, Card + PIN, or PIN only. Dimensions: 119mm x 76mm x 21mm. www.goldbridgesz.com Programming Instructions To perform any programming, you must first enter the Program Mode Enter Program Mode: + [Master Code] + (Default Master Code is typically Exit Program Mode: Command (while in Program Mode) Add a Card + [Read Card] or [Input Card Number] + Delete a Card + [Input Card Number/ID] + Change Master Code + [New Code] + + [New Code] + Set Door Open Time + [TT (00-99 seconds)] + Delete All Users (Use with caution!) Access Mode Settings You can configure how users gain entry: МікроАмпер Card OR Password (Default): Card AND Password: Password Only: Maintenance & Troubleshooting Factory Reset: V2000-c Rfid Access Control User Manual

If you forget the master code, power off the unit, short the specific jumper (often J2 or S16), then power it back on. The device will typically beep and flash to confirm initialization. Weatherproofing:

The unit is housed in a rugged enclosure, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor entrances.

For more detailed diagrams and manual downloads, you can refer to manufacturers like Scribd's repository or specific troubleshooting steps for your installation? RFID Programming Guide The V2000-C RFID Access Control is a standalone,

The V2000-C RFID Access Control system is a standalone device supporting up to 2,000 users with card-only, PIN-only, or combined verification modes for single-door security. It features a stainless steel design, 12V DC power requirements, and supports Wiegand 26-bit interfacing for integration. Detailed instructions for installation and user enrollment can be found in the savebase.com manual www.goldbridgesz.com

Installation — step-by-step (practical sequencing)

1. Turn off all power before wiring.
2. Mount the reader at the recommended height (typically 120–140 cm / 4–4.5 ft above the finished floor) centered on the door frame or adjacent wall.
3. Run cables from the power supply and lock to the reader location. Include wires for a door contact and exit button if used.
4. Connect power: +12 V and GND to the reader’s power terminals. Confirm polarity.
5. Wire the lock to the reader’s relay output per the manual (relay COM and NO for fail-safe release; COM and NC for fail-secure behavior). If using a separate power supply for the lock, wire the relay as a dry contact.
6. Connect the door sensor (normally closed or normally open per the manual) to the designated terminals so the controller can detect door status.
7. Hook up the exit button between the dedicated EX input and ground so it triggers door release.
8. Securely connect any tamper switch and ground as instructed to prevent false alarms.
9. Apply power and observe LED boot sequence. If the device has a display or buzzer, confirm it initializes normally.
10. Use a multimeter to verify the relay toggles when a valid credential is presented.

6.1 Anti-Passback (APB)

Prevents a user from swiping twice to let in a tailgater.

• Enable APB: 22 1 #
• Logic: Once a card is used to enter, it cannot be used again until an exit reader or exit button is pressed (requires second reader or sensor on PUSH terminal).
• Disable APB: 22 0 #

Part 6: Advanced Functions & Logic

3. Factory Default Settings

• Master Code: 123456 (change immediately)
• Lock output time: 5 seconds
• Open door too long alarm: 30 seconds
• User capacity: ~500–1000 users (varies by model)

⚠️ Perform a factory reset if default master code does not work (usually by shorting a reset jumper or powering on while pressing #). Turn off all power before wiring

7. Troubleshooting (from manual)

| Problem | Likely cause | Solution | |---------|--------------|----------| | No power | Wrong voltage | Check 12V DC, min 1A | | Card not beeping | Wrong RFID frequency | Use correct card type (125kHz EM) | | Green LED but lock doesn’t open | Relay wiring wrong | Check NO/COM or NC/COM based on lock type | | Buzzer long beep after card | User not enrolled | Add user via programming | | Door open too long alarm | Door contact stuck | Adjust sensor position or disable with 04 0# |

6. Normal Operation

| Action | Method | | :--- | :--- | | Open Door with Card | Swipe registered card near reader. | | Open Door with PIN | Enter [User PIN] + #. | | Open Door with Card + PIN | Swipe card, then enter PIN within 5 seconds. | | Exit Button | Press button (wired to BLUE/BROWN). |

LED Indications:

• Red: Standby (Power ON).
• Green: Access granted (Door open).
• Flashing Red + Beep: Invalid card / Wrong PIN.