Nice

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ACNPS01

NicePass

EN - QUICK GUIDE
 1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

USB connector used as table-top reader by the

administrator
Ethernet connector
+ 24V power input (without DMBPD module)
_
Wiegand common inputs
Remote output
D0 input Wiegand port 1
D1 input
Remote output
D0 input Wiegand port 2
D1 input Readers with
Remote output Wiegand
D0 input Wiegand port 3 interface
D1 input
Remote output
D0 input Wiegand port 4
D1 input
Wiegand common inputs
Display

Bus
T4

Keypad

Nice Modular System connector blocks

Output 4
Output 3 Voltage-free contact generic auto-
Output 2 mation outputs
Output 1
Common inputs
Input 4 Voltage-free contact sensor
Input 3 inputs
Input 2
Input 1

BusT4

2 KEYPAD AND DISPLAY

KEYPAD
p value increment
q value decrement

t move cursor left

u move cursor right

8 confirm

ESC cancel

Example

confirm confirm
p value increment
q value decrement

t move cursor left

u move cursor right

8 confirm
ESC cancel

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 DISPLAY - MAIN MENU

No Ethernet
connection
Ethernet connection Numeric PIN entry
available

If the control unit is connected to the PC or router, the second line displays its IP address, otherwise Offline is displayed.
To enter the configuration menu: press 8 and enter the numerical PIN (the default code is 12345, which can be modified in the web area:
go to settings > system settings > “Local keypad PIN” Hardware and edit the field).
Once you have entered the PIN, the display shows PIN ok and gives access to the configuration menu; if you have made an invalid entry, the
message invalid PIN is displayed.

3 MODULE INSTALLATION AND ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

The modules may be connected to each other ONLY when they ARE NOT powered.
All modules included in the “Nice Modular System” must be installed inside an electrical panel, and they must be adjacent to each other and
hooked to one or more DIN rails.
To connect the 24V power supply (min.15W) to the control unit, proceed as follows:
A) modular system connection (fig. 2a) with the BMBPD module (see the respective instruction manual)
B) direct connection to the terminal clamps (fig. 2b)

2a 2b

B uts
DW
Inp

– +
ct
GND
UPnta

N L + –
y Co
A UP
DW

24V
GND
UP

B uts
DW
Inp
ct
GND
UPnta
y Co
A UP
DW
GND
UP

B uts
DW
Inp
ct
GND
UPnta
y Co
A UP
DW
GND
UP

4 CONFIGURING THE INDIVIDUAL AUTOMATIONS

01. Configure the OXI receivers with the OBox programmer to enable the “repetition on
BusT4” function

02. Configure the individual automations (a, b and c) with the Oview programmer, to set the same unique addresses for the motors and OXI
receivers and enable the control unit's “condominium opening” and “automatic closing” functions
a b c

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03. Connect the automations to the access control unit (ACNPS01) via BusT4 (d):
- If you are using generic automations with the BusT4, they must be connected to the 4 voltage-free contacts (e)
- Any sensor inputs (magnetic coils, photocells, port contacts) used to identify users must be connected to inputs (f).
- The Wiegand interface readers can be connected to inputs (g) powered with an auxiliary power supply (h).
h

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d f e

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To facilitate the installation, preset accesses and a default transmitter configuration have been created, as described in the following tables:

Table 1 - Default entrance configuration Table 2 - Default transmitter associations

Access 1 2 3 4 5 6 Button 1 2 3 4
Wiegand port 1 2 3 4 Access 1 2 3 4
Output A B C D
OXI receiver BusT4 Ins.0 ind.2 Ins.1 ind.2
Motor BusT4 Ins.0 ind.3 Ins.1 ind.3

04. Connect the control unit to the router (i) or directly to the PC's Ethernet port (l) using normal patch cords in the LAN port.
(i) Before you connect the control unit to the router, check that:
- it is configured with the static IP address 192.168.1.100 (factory setting), and also check that this address is free on the network to
prevent malfunctions
- if it is configured with a DHCP address, check that the DHCP is active on the router (dynamic IP address assignment); then connect the
Ethernet cable and wait for the display to show the assigned IP address
(l) To access the control unit connected directly to the PC, set the PC's TCIP/IPv4 address in the same family (e.g.: if the control unit's IP
address is 192.168.1.100, set the PC's address to 192.168.1.1) and in the same subnet mask (255.255.255.0).
i l

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5 CONFIGURING THE ACCESS CONTROL UNIT

The transmitter associated with the default user is called the “master”: first name “#default” and last name “default”.
The installer can replace the preset master transmitter (address 1) with a new one with a custom or factory set address, using the local keypad
(no need to use the PC).
01. Enter the configuration menu, “IDENTIFIERS SECTION”, and select “DEFAULT IDENTIFIER ADD”
02. Press and release any key on the new transmitter and wait for “RADIO command added correctly” to display
This procedure replaces the existing default transmitter with the new one, and associates the old transmitter's key functions to the new one.

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DATE AND TIME

The date and time can be set automatically or manually.
Automatic:
- If connected to the router (i) and to the Internet, the "date and time" are updated automatically by the NTP service
- If connected to the computer via the Ethernet port (l), update the "date and time" via the integrated web server by connecting to the IP address
shown on the local display (make sure that the control unit and PC are on the same network)
Manual: use the local keypad.
edit confirm

edit confirm

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ETHERNET NETWORK p
- (p) Configure the control unit with a static (STATIC) confirm
or dynamic (DHCP) IP address. Default: STATIC
If configured as DHCP, the address will be shown on
the display; otherwise, set the static address as fol- confirm
lows:
- (q) Configure the control unit IP address. Default: q
edit confirm
192.168.1.100.
- (r) Configure the control unit NETMASK. Default:
255.255.255.0. r
- (s) Enter the address of the router (gateway) con- edit confirm
nected to the control unit. Default: 192.168.1.254
- (t) Configure the DNS service address. Default:
s
8.8.8.8. edit confirm
- (u) Once the LAN has been configured, the display
will show the IP address.
Launch your browser and enter the control unit's IP t edit confirm
address in its address bar (e.g. 192.168.1.100)
Access the web area as an administrator or installer. u
The default password for each user profile is "pass-
word"

6 MEMORISATION OF A NEW TRANSMITTER

Before you memorise any new transmitters, make sure that the keys of the master transmitter are properly associated: see table 2 and any
updates made with the PC.

Duplicate the master transmitter with the following procedure (you should be close to the automations)
01. Press and release the master transmitter's (A) key 3 times A B
02. Press and release the new transmitter's (B) key 3 times
03. Press and release the master transmitter's (A) key 3 times
04. Press and release the new transmitter's (B) key 3 times
Notes: - The procedure times out in 30 seconds. - No other transmitters should be read during the duplication stage, otherwise the procedure
will not be successfully completed.

Duplicate the master transmitter with the following procedure (to be executed far away from the automations)
01. Hold the two transmitters, the master (A) and the new one (B),
close to each other
02. On the new transmitter (B), hold down any key until the LED on A B

the master transmitter (A) turns on, then release it

03. On the master transmitter (A), hold down any key until the LED on
the new transmitter (B) turns on, then release it (the LED will go
out to indicate that the procedure has been completed and the
enable code has been transferred to the new transmitter)
Refer to procedure “E - Memorisation with the ENABLE code (using two transmitters)” in the Era One instruction manual

Entering a new room transmitter

The control unit associates the new transmitter with a new user, with the default user credentials.
01. Select the “IDENTIFIERS SECTION” menu and then “NEW IDENTIFIERS ADD”, then press and release any key on the transmitter

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Entering a new transmitter remotely using an access control unit as a table-top reader
01. Connect the control unit to the computer with a USB cable (USB-A male/USB-A male not included)
02. Launch the browser and enter http... with the address of the remote control unit
03. Select “Identifiers add” and select the code field
04. Press a key on the transmitter and check that the code is displayed in the code field; then follow the on-screen prompts to complete the
procedure.

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 7 WEB AREA AND SECURITY

WEB AREA - INSTALLER

User name: installer
NicePass
Default password: password
The password can be changed in the “Change password” menu
Login

Default Installer Menu for the configuration and management of the access control unit
Structures
Groups
Statistics User and access statistics
Users
Access summary Weekly accesses chart
Page
Main

Identification
Calendars
by week List of most recent accesses
Constarints Entrances: manual open/close buttons
Passages
Last access Passages
Devices Hardware configuration, software backup and update

Creation of one or more areas, buildings and apartments.

Structures
New area Area: create one or more areas controlled by ID readers.
Structures

Groups
List areas
Users
New building Building: create buildings and enter building data.
Identification
Calendars
List buildings Apartment: create apartments and assign them to buildings.
New apartment
Constarints To speed up the installation process, a default configuration has been created for each area, building
List apartments
Passages
Devicesi
and apartment.

Creating entrances for the automations available in the area and in the building.
Structures
Groups
New passage For every entrance, you must define its area and direction
Passages

List passage
Users To speed up the task, default entrances have been created (see table 1). The first four entrances are
Identification intended for generic automations, while the fifth entrance is associated with BusT4 automations.
Calendars
Constarints Note: there is no limit to the number of entrances for Nice automations on BusT4.
Passages
Devices

Associating devices (sensors, motors, receivers, etc.) with the entrances.

Structures
Groups
New device Automations connected to BusT4 are recognised when you press FIND in the list of devices to con-
Configured figure, after which they must be included in the entrance in question.
Devices

Users
Unconfigured
Identification For correct operation of Wiegand ID readers, voltage-free contact inputs and outputs must be as-
Calendars
Constarints sociated with the entrance in question.
Passages
Devices

Group management.
Structures
Groups
New group You can create different groups of users with custom calendars.
Lists groups
Groups can be excluded from the antipass back function in the details tab.
Groups

Users
Identification
Calendars To speed up the work of the installer, a default group has been created with the “Allowed 24/7”
Constarints calendar (i.e. permission 24 hours a day, 7 days a week).
Passages
Devices

Importing users from a list available in a properly formatted .csv file.

Structures
Groups
New user Creating one or more new users for a single apartment and managing users with the “Details” key.
List users
Users A new user may be associated with a new identifier from an existing list, or by reading it with the
Users

Import users
Identification internal radio or external reader.
Calendars
Constarints Once you have selected or read the transmitter/RFId device, you must associate the action with the
Passages entrance (e.g. open - entrance1).
Devices

We recommend creating a "#default" user so that you can select the transmitter duplication options,
whether you are close to the control unit or to the automations.
Creating a new identifier with the internal radio or external reader. You can also import the codes of
Structures transmitters read with the OXI receiver.
Identification

Add identifiers
Groups
Users
Remote assigned The transmitter or RFId identifier can be assigned to a user and associated with the action for the
Remote unassigned entrance in question.
Identification
Assigned identifiers
Calendars
Unassigned identifiers Unassigned transmitters or RFId identifiers are displayed in the “unassigned” list, and can be con-
Constarints
Passages
Transmitters generation figured with the “Details” key.
Devices The “Generate transmitters” function creates a list of transmitters with codes in increasing order.

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 WEB AREA - ADMINISTRATOR
User name: administrator
NicePass
Default password: password
The password can be changed in the “Change password” menu
Login

Default administrator Menu for the configuration and management of the access control unit
Structures
Groups
Statistics User and access statistics
Users
Access summary Weekly accesses chart
Page
Main

Identification
Calendars
by week List of most recent accesses
Constarints Entrances: Manual open/close buttons, hardware configuration, software backup and update
Passages
Last access Passages
Devices

Creation of weekly calendars for managing hourly access permissions for groups of users.
Structures
New calendar Holidays/weekends.
Calendars

Groups
List calendars
Users
New festivity A range is defined by entering a start and end date and time.
Identification
Calendars
List festivities The default “Allowed 24/7” calendar gives access permission 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
New range
Constarints
List ranges
Passages
Devices

Creating an extraordinary period of time.

Structures
New restriction The restriction can be applied to an area, building, apartment, entrance, device or group, and is
Constarints

Groups
Users
List restrictions defined by its start and end date and time.
Identification
Calendars
Constarints
Passages
Devices

Group management.
Structures
Groups
New Group You can create different groups of users with custom calendars.
List groups
Groups can be excluded from the antipass back function in the details tab.
Groups

Users
Identification
Calendars To speed up the work of the installer, a default group has been created with the
Constarints “Allowed 24/7” calendar (i.e. permission 24 hours a day, 7 days a week).
Passages
Devices

Importing users from a list available in a properly formatted .csv file.

Structures
Groups
New user Creating one or more new users for a single apartment and managing users with the “Details” key.
List users
Users A new user may be associated with a new identifier from an existing list, or by reading it with the
Users

Import users
Identification internal radio or external reader.
Calendars
Constarints Once you have selected or read the transmitter/RFId device, you must associate the action with the
Passages entrance (e.g. open - entrance1).
Devices

Creating a new identifier with the internal radio or external reader. You can also import the codes of
Structures transmitters read with the OXI receiver.
Identification

Add identifiers
Groups
Users
Remote assigned The transmitter or RFId identifier can be assigned to a user and associated with the action for the
Remote unassigned
Identification
Assigned identifiers
entrance in question.
Calendars
Constarints
Unassigned identifiers Unassigned transmitters or RFId identifiers are displayed in the “unassigned” list, and can be con-
Transmitters generation
Passages figured with the “Details” key.
Devices
The “Generate transmitters” function creates a list of transmitters with different codes.
We recommend creating a "#default" user so that you can select the transmitter duplication options,
whether you are close to the control unit or to the automations.
Default Installer
Creating a new identifier with the internal radio or external reader. You can also import the codes of
Structures
Groups
Old password transmitters read with the OXI receiver.
password
Change

Users New password The transmitter or RFId identifier can be assigned to a user and associated with the action for the
Identification Repeat new password entrance in question.
Calendars
Constarints Unassigned transmitters or RFId identifiers are displayed in the “unassigned” list, and can be con-
Passages figured with the “Details” key.
Devices
The “Generate transmitters” function creates a list of transmitters with codes in increasing order.

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 SECURITY - INSTALLER and ADMINISTRATOR
On the first access, we strongly recommend that you replace the default password with a personal one.
The installer and administrator may also set their own passwords.
Access as installer or administrator
NicePass
User name: installer or administrator
Default password: password
Login

Default Installer Default administrator To access the password management menu, click on the word
Structures Structures
Groups
Statistics
Groups
Statistics Default.
Users
Access summary
Users
Access summary This opens a drop down menu; select Change password.
Page
Main

Identification Identification
by week by week
Calendars Calendars
Constarints Constarints
Passages Passages
Last access Passages Last access Passages
Devices Devices

Default Installer Default administrator In the Change password tab, enter the old password, enter
Structures
Old password Structures
Old password the new one and then enter it again to confirm. To memorise
Groups Groups the new password, click on Update.
password
Change

Users New password Users New password

Identification Repeat new password Identification Repeat new password The password must be 8 to 40 characters long.
Calendars Calendars
Constarints Constarints
Passages Passages
Devices Devices

We recommend writing down the pass- PASSWORD OF INSTALLER

word in the provided space so as not to
forget it.

PASSWORD OF ADMINISTRATOR

EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
The manufacturer, NICE S.p.a., declares that the ACNPS01 device is compliant with the directive 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following Internet address:
http://www.niceforyou.com/en/support

Nice S.p.A.
Via Pezza Alta, 13
31046 Oderzo TV Italy
[email protected] www.niceforyou.com