AEI Protect On Systems AR2808 Self-Contained Access Control Reader User Manual AR 2808 MANUAL A 6 size 130514
AEI Protect-On Systems Limited Self-Contained Access Control Reader AR 2808 MANUAL A 6 size 130514
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Self-Contained Access Control Reader AR-2808 User Manual AEI PROTECT-ON SYSTEMS LIMITED www.apo-hk.com VERSION: 05/2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................... 3 SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................... 3 Package Contents ................................................................................................................ 3 THE FRONT PANEL ................................................................................................................ 4 Status Indicator (Blue) .......................................................................................................... 4 Operation Indicators ............................................................................................................. 4 Card Reader Window ............................................................................................................ 4 Door Bell Button (Function Selector) ...................................................................................... 4 INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................ 5 Precautions for Installation Location ...................................................................................... 5 Precautions for Accidental Short Circuit ................................................................................ 5 Precautions for Electric Spikes & Back EMF .......................................................................... 5 THE CONNECTION TERMINALS ............................................................................................. 6 1 - 2 : 12VDC (Power Input Terminal) .................................................................................... 6 3 : (+) 12V Power Supply for The Lock .................................................................................. 6 4 : (-) Power Supply for The Lock (Output Contact for Door Lock Strike) ................................ 6 5 : EG IN (Egress Input for N.O. Button) ................................................................................ 7 6 : Data I/O Port ..................................................................................................................... 7 7 - 8 : Door Bell (Relay Contact for Optional Door Chime) ..................................................... 7 9 - 10 : Tamper Switch (Tamper Switch with N.C. Contact) .................................................... 7 CREATE A MASTER CARD (CMC) .......................................................................................... 8 The First Step before Programming - Make A Madter Card .................................................... 8 Procedures of Creating A New Master Card with CMC Jumper .............................................. 8 PROGRAMMING ....................................................................................................................... 9 1) Criteria for Setting System to Programming Mode ............................................................... 9 2) Use The Master Card to Set System into Programming Mode for The 5 Feature Groups .. 9 3) The Reading Manner for Master Card ................................................................................. 9 4) Audible Indications in Programming & Operation ................................................................ 9 I ) RECORD USER CARD(S) – Feature Group 1 ................................................................... 10 II ) DELETE USER CARD(S) – Feature Group 2 .............................................................. 11-12 III ) SET OUTPUT MODE FOR DOOR LOCK -- Feature Group 3 ........................................... 13 IV ) SET SYSTEM SAFETY LOCK-UP -- Feature Group 4...................................................... 14 V ) CREATE / DELETE SUPER USER CARD(S) -- Feature Group 5................................. 15-16 OPERATION .............................................................................................................................. 17 FEATURE SETTING PROCEDURES SUMMARY CHART ................................................. 18-19 APPLICATION EXAMPLES ..................................................................................................... 20 1) Stand Alone Access Control Electric Lock ......................................................................... 20 2) Application Hints for The Auxiliary Terminals ..................................................................... 20 APPLICATION EXPANSION – The Optional Auxiliary Reader AR-2802 ............................. 21 Multi- Station Access Control Electric Lock ............................................................................ 22 Multi- Station Access Control Electric Lock INTRODUCTION Description The AR-2808 is expandable to a multi-station system for user convenience with the auxiliary reader AR-2802. Maximum 3 AR-2802 can be connected in parallel with the Data I/O Bus of the AR-2808. The auxiliary reader(s) reads the Cards as like the master reader AR-2808 which is the server of the system to manage the data from the auxiliary reader(s). System Connection DATA I/O BUS AR-2808 is a self-contained access control reader designed to drive electric door lock directly. It accommodates up to 500 proximity EM cards and its output is compatible with the Fail-safe and Fail-secure electric locks. The door lock striking time is programmable. A built-in door chime relay contact is also available to operate an external low power door chime. It is a full feature compact reader ideally for the access control system in small office and home applications. The system employs solid state switch instead of relay contact for door lock strike. It gives longer service life and prevents the sabotage of opening the door with strong magnet. AR-2808 is built-in with Data I/O bus for system expansion. Maximum three optional card readers (AR-2802) can be connected with it to make a multi-station access control system. COMMON( – ) GND SPECIFICATIONS ( + ) POWER SUPPLY ELECTRIC LOCK AR-2802 AUXILIARY READER AR-2802 AUXILIARY READER AR-2808 THE SERVER Wiring Diagram AR-2808 MASTER READER (THE SERVER) (+) (–) 12VDC AR-2802 AUXILIARY READER (S) (+) (–) 12VDC DATA I/O TAMPER N.C. 10 LED BUZ D0 D1 RS232 12VDC POWER SUPPLY (+) (–) DOOR LOCK EG IN DATA DOOR BELL I/O N.O. 10 TAMPER N.C. (+) (–) DATA I/O BUS COMMON GND EGRESS BUTTON N.O. (–) (+) ● Operation Voltage: 12VDC Nominal, 11-16VDC ● Operating Current: 60mA (quiescent), 80mA Maximum ● Operation Temperature: -20°C to +70°C ● Environmental Humidity: 5-95% Relative Humidity, Non-condensing ● Working Environment & Ingress Protection: Indoor or Outdoor, IP-55 Weatherproof ● Number of User Cards: 500, Standard 125Khz Proximity EM Cards or Keyfobs ● Number of Super User Cards: 5, Standard 125Khz Proximity EM Cards or Keyfobs ● Safety Lock-ups: a) No Lock-up, b) Auto Lock-up after Invalid Trials, & c) Manual Lock-up with iiiiSuper User Card ● Door Lock Operating Timer: 1-60 Seconds Programmable ● Egress Button: Normally Open (N.O.) Button(s) for Request to Exit from Inside ● Data I/O Bus for Optional Card Readers (AR-2802). Accommodates 3 Optional Readers Max. ● Bell Button: Output Relay Contact for Actuating An Optional Door Chime ● Output Contact Ratings: iiiia) Solid State Output for Lock Strike – Fail-safe or Fail-secure Selectable, 3A/16VDC Max. iiiib) Door Chime Relay – N.O. Dry Contact, 1A/24VDC Maximum iiiic) Tamper Switch – N.C. Dry Contact, 50mA/16VDC Maximum ● Dimensions: 60(W) X 119(H) X 23(D) mm ● Weight: 160g Net ● Housing: ABS Plastic Specifications are subject to change for modification without notice More AR-2802 can be connected in parallel. PACKAGE CONTENTS 1N4004 (+) (–) ● One AR-2808 Reader ● Two EM Cards ELECTRIC LOCK 22 *JUMPER SELECTION FOR ELECTRIC LOCK OF (1) FAIL-SAFE OR (2) FAIL-SECURE ● One Pack of Mounting Screws ● One User Manual THE FRONT PANEL APPLICATION EXPANSION – The Optional Auxiliary Reader AR-2802 Apart from standard-alone operation, AR-2808 is expandable to be a Multi-station System with the optional auxiliary reader AR-2802. Maximum three optional readers can be allowed and the connection is very simple. Just connect the devices in parallel with the Data I/O Bus of the AR-2808. The AR-2808 acts as a server of the system and manages the data among them. AR2808 FRONT PANEL Operation Indicator Status Indicator (Blue) Card Reader Window Door Bell Button (Function Selector) A Multi-station System provides higher security in access control and user convenience to operate an electric lock at different locations. Such as a dual reader system for area needs controlling of going in and going out with proximity EM cards. The optional reader is available in standard version (AR-2802S) and advanced version (AR-2802A). The advanced version also provides Wiegand and RS-232 data outputs for custom project development with access control panel and / or PC. The AR-2802 is also compatible with all the Tri-Tech keypads in the 2nd generation DK-2800 series for system expansion. ＊Please contact your local agent for the optional reader if system expansion is required. The Auxiliary Reader AR-2802 And It’s Connection Terminals Auxiliary Reader ● Status Indicator (Blue) Connection Terminals It is ON in normal operation. It flashes during programming mode or lock-up mode. ● Operation Indicators The 5 LED indicators with number 1, 2 ,4 and 5 in green and number 3 in amber color show the status of the system in Operation Mode or in Programming Mode. 1) They indicate the Storage Group of an EM card when it is read in Operation Mode. (+) (–) 12-24V DC 2) They show the status of feature settings in Programming Mode. See “Programming” & “Operation” sections for the details. DATA I/O TAMPER N.C. LED BUZ 10 WIEGAND D0 D1 RS 232 AR-2802A ONLY ● Card Reader Window It is a place for reading EM cards. ● Door Bell Button (Function Selector) This button has two functions. It is a door bell button in normally operation and is a function selector in programming mode. See the details in “Programming” & “Operation” sections. 21 APPLICATION EXAMPLES INSTALLATION 1) Stand Alone Access Control Electric Lock AR-2808 ASSEMBLY AR-2808 (+) (–) 12VDC (+) (–) DOOR LOCK EG IN DATA DOOR BELL I/O N.O. 10 TAMPER N.C. (+) AP-960 AD-2312 AD-2322 12 VDC POWER SUPPLY N.O. (–) * See Door Lock Selection Jumper (+) 1.SAFE -- For Fail-Safe Electric Lock 2.SECURE -- For Fail-Secure Electric Lock ELECTRIC LOCK N.O. EGRESS BUTTON (INSIDE HOUSE) BACK COVER (Fix it on wall) FRONT COVER MORE EGRESS BUTTONS CAN BE CONNECTED IN PARALLEL (–) IN4004 CATHODE NOTE: ● Connect the 1N4004 as close as possible to the lock in parallel with the power terminals of the lock to absorb ....the back EMF to prevent it from damaging the reader. The 1N4004 is not required if the electric lock is AC ....operated. ● To aviod Electro-Static-Discharge from interfering with the operation of the reader, always ground the (-) terminal ... 2 to earth. 2) Application Hints for The Auxiliary Terminals (A) TAMPER N.C. 8 9 10 The tamper switch is Normally Closed while the reader is secured on box. It is open when the reader is removed from box. To give alert on sabotage, connect these terminals in series with a 24 hour N.C. protection zone of an alarm system if required. (B) DOOR BELL N.O. 6 7 8 (OPTIONAL) The connection of the Door Bell is optional. The door bell contact on the keypad is prepared for triggering of an low power door chime only. DO NOT use it as a high voltage power path for a door bell. The maximum power rating of the contact is 24V DC/1 Amp. ELECTRONIC DOOR CHIME N.O. DOOR BELL 20 Precautions for Installation Location The EM Card works at the frequency of 125Khz. Installation precautions are necessary: Fi) Make sure the location has no strong low frequency electro-magnetic wave signals near it. IIIIIIEspecially in the range of 100-200Khz. Fii) If more than one keypads / readers operating in the same frequency, make sure that they are at IIIIIIleast 60cm (2ft) apart from each other. Otherwise, the reading range may be reduced due to IIIIIIinterference. Precautions for Accidental Short Circuit In the previous experience, most of the damages caused during installation are accidental touch of the components on the circuit board with the wire(s) carrying power. The following precautions are necessary: Fi) Study the manual thoroughly to become familiar with the system before installation. Fii) Do Not apply power to any connection terminal of the reader during installation. Fiii) Check all the wirings carefully and confirm that they are correct before applying power to the F13Ireader for testing. Precautions for Electric Spikes & Back EMF Make sure to connect the diode (supplied) or a varistor (MOV) across the electric lock’s power input terminals to absorb the back EMF and the electric spikes. Fail to do so may cause damage to the electronic components; in worst case, even burn out the reader. Important Two types of electric locks are available on the market. It is necessary to confirm that the lock is Fail-safe or Fail-secure in order to make the correct jumper selection. Wrong selection may cause damage to the lock or the reader. ● Fail-safe Electric Lock – Normally energized; power ON to lock, power OFF to unlock ● Fail-secure Electric Lock – Normally de-energized; power ON to unlock, power OFF to lock Door Lock Selection Jumper 1. SAFE (For Fail-safe Electric Lock) 2. SECURE (For Fail-secure Electric Lock) DOOR LOCK Status LED ON System Back to Normal operation Execution with Bell Button Auto - Confirm All 5 LEDs Flashing Read A New Super User Card Audible Indications: 1 Beep - Selection; Audible Indications: 2 Beeps - Confirm / Successful Audible Indications: 1 Long Beep - Duplicated Card Audible Indications: 5 Beeps - Fail NOTE: Auto - Confirm: The system confirms the feature / function antomatically 2 .........................seconds after selection. A 3 Amp rating solid state switch output contact for electric door lock strike, it switches to (-) in operation. It is selectable for operating Fail-safe or Fail-secure electric lock via jumper setting. Connect the negative side (-) of the electric lock to this terminal and the positive side (+) to terminal 3. The operating time of the contact is programmable. Please see “Set Output Mode for Door Lock” for the details. Auto - Confirm 4 : (–) Power Supply for The Lock (Output Contact for Door Lock Strike) Option 2 - Delete A (+) supply point for the electric lock, which is common to terminal 1. FEATURE SETTING PROCEDURES SUMMARY CHART -- CONTINUE 3 : (+) 12V Power Supply for The Lock Auto - Confirm Connect (+), terminal 1 to a 12V DC power supply. The (-), terminal 2 is the common grounding point of the system. Make sure the power supply can provide enough power for the electric lock and the reader. LED 1 & 2 Flashing 1 - 2 : 12VDC (Power Input Terminal) LED 2 - ON TAMPER N.C. Select Location 1-5 Location LED ON 10 Auto-Confirm DATA DOOR BELL I/O N.O. Select Location 1-5 All 5 LEDs Flashing LED 1 - ON EG IN Option 1 - Create (+) (–) DOOR LOCK LED 5 -ON Feature Group 4 Selected (+) (–) 12VDC Read Master Card 5 TIMES Status LED ON ► Flashing V) CREATE / DELETE SUPER USER CARDS Read Master Card 1 TIME THE CONNECTION TERMINALS 19 LED 2 - ON LED 1, 2 & 3 Flashing Auto-Confirm 18 LED 3 - ON LED 1 & 2 Flashing Feature Group 3 Selected Auto-Confirm Read Master Card 4 TIMES Status LED ON ► Flashing LED 4 - ON LED 1, 2 & 3 Flashing Feature Group 4 Selected Auto-Confirm IV) SET SYSTEM SAFETY LOCK-UP Read Master Card 3 TIMES Status LED ON ► Flashing All 5 LEDs Flashing LED 1 - ON Feature Group 2 Selected Auto-Confirm Feature Group 1 Selected III) SET OUTPUT MODE FOR DOOR LOCK Read Master Card 2 TIMES Status LED ON ► Flashing II) DELETE USER CARDS Read Master Card 1 TIME Status LED ON ► Flashing I) RECORD USER CARDS ENTER PROGRAMMING MODE & FEATURE GROUP SELECTION WITH MASTER CARD Flashing Auto - Confirm Auto - Confirm Flashing The Selected LED - ON LED 2 -- ON Mode 2 - Timing Option 1 - 3 Flashing LED 1 -- ON 5 LEDs Flashing LED 3 -- ON 2 Beeps LED 2 -- ON 2 Beeps LED 1 -- ON Flashing -- Full Group LED ON -- Vacancy Available Auto - Confirm Mode 1 - Start / Stop Auto - Confirm Deletion Mode 3 Auto - Confirm Deletion Mode 2 Auto - Confirm Deletion Mode 1 Auto - Confirm Storage Group 1-5 FUNCTION SELECTION WITH BELL BUTTON FEATURE SETTING PROCEDURES SUMMARY CHART Flashing During Cleaning The Selected Group LED - ON The Group LED of the Deleted Card ON for 1 Second / card Group LED ON for 1 Second / Card ON & Stop at Desired Time LED Jumper To “ Exit Programming Mode ” Directly Stop Time Counting Start Time Counting To “ Exit Programming Mode ” Directly Execution with Bell Button Auto - Confirm Select The Group 1-5 For Cleaning Read The Card of The Lost Card Follows Read Un-used Cards Read New User Cards SELECTION & EXECUTION Status LED ON System Back to Normal operation Read Master Card 1 TIME EXIT PROGRAMMING MODE 5 : EG IN (Egress Input for N.O. Button) A Normally Open (N.O.) input terminal referring to (-) ground for connecting N.O. button to activate the output contact for door lock strike. Egress button is usually put inside the house near the door for “request to exit”. More than one egress buttons can be connected in parallel to this terminal for user convenience at other location(s), such as near the reception desk. Leave this terminal open if not used. 6 : Data I/O Port A data communication port prepared for the optional reader AR-2802 connection to expand the access control system with two or more readers. The enrolled EM cards in the AR-2808 are also accepted by the optional readers. 7 - 8 : Door Bell (Relay Contact for Optional Door Chime) A Normally Open (N.O.) relay dry contact with maximum rating of 1Amp/24VDC controlled by the BELL button, it is prepared to trigger an optional low voltage door chime. The contact point keeps close as long as the bell button is pressed. 9 - 10 : Tamper Switch (Tamper Switch with N.C. Contact) A Normally Closed (N.C.) dry contact while the reader is fixed on its back cover. The contact is open while the reader is separated from its back cover. Connect this N.C. terminal to the 24 hour protection zone of an alarm system if necessary in order to get alert from sabotage. CREATE A MASTER CARD (CMC) The First Step before Programming- Make A Master Card ● The system needs a Master Card to set it into programming mode. Before programming, it is iiIInecessary to make a Master Card by the owner. ● In case the Master Card is lost, it is necessary to make a new Master Card to replace it. Once a iiIInew Master Card is made, the old one is invalid. Procedures of Creating A New Master Card with CMC Jumper: 1) Switch OFF power to the reader completely 2) Put the CMC Jumper from OFF to ON position (The jumper is on the circuit board) 3) Switch ON power again. iiiiiResponse : The reader gives continuous beeps. The Status LED (blue) starts to flash for one iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminute. This is the allowed time for making a Master Card. 4) Put the jumper back to OFF position. iiiiiResponse : The beep stops. 5) Read an EM card (a new EM card or keyfob). iiiiiResponse : Two beeps confirm reading successful. 6) Press the Bell button 1 Time to save the Master card and exit CMC mode.i iiiiiResponse : Two beeps confirm reader back to normal operation. The Status LED is ON. 7) Label the card as MASTER. iiiiiIt is a card for programming authorization purpose. Do not mix it with other User Cards and keep iiiiiit in a safe place. OPERATION 1) Read User Card to Open Door ● Read User Card once. ● Two beeps confirm success of reading a valid user card and its group LED turns ON during the iiiidoor lock strike. ● Five beeps are generated for invalid card. 2) Read Super User Card to Open Door ● Read Super User Card twice within 3 seconds. ● Two beeps confirm success of reading a valid super user card and its group LED turns ON during iiiithe door lock strike. ● Five beeps are generated for invalid card. iiiiNote: iiiiSuper User Card is valid all the time in both Normal & System Lock-up conditions. 3) Read Super User Card to Make System Lock-up ● Read Super User Card once, and then, press BELL button once within 3 seconds. ● Two beeps confirm success. The Status LED (blue) flashes slowly (0.5sec ON, 1sec Off) during iiiithe system lock-up in effect. ● Five beeps are generated for invalid card. iiiiNote: ● During the lock-up time, the Status LED (blue) flashes slowly and the reader refuses all the iiiigeneral user cards except the Super User cards. ● The Egress Button works normally all the time and is not affected by the lock-up function. ● The Door Bell button works normally all the time and is not affected by the lock-up function. CMC JUMPER 1. ON 4) Read Super User Card to Release System Lock-up ● iRead Super User Card once, and then, press the BELL button once within 3 seconds. ● Two beeps confirm success. System goes back to normal operation and the Status LED (blue) iiiiiturns ON from flashing. 2. OFF CMC NOTE: The system will get stuck and the status LED will turn OFF if the Master Card can not be made within the allowed time of one minute. It is necessary to repeat procedures 1-6 and try again. ●iiFive beeps are generated for invalid card. FCC STATEMENT 1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 2. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. 17 B) Delete Super User Card(s) – Option 2 PROGRAMMING In case a Super Card is lost, it can be deleted from the system. 1) Criteria for Setting System to Programming Mode Read Master Card 5 Times Set System in Feature Group 5 Select Option 2 -- Delete Select Location 1-5 Card Deletion Execution Exit Programming Mode 2) Press BELL button to select Option 2 -- Delete ....Response : LED 2 is ON. After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps and .........................then the 5 LEDs flashing. 3) Press BELL button to select the storage location 1-5 for card deletion. ....Response : The selected LED is ON. After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 .........................beeps. 4) Press BELL button again to execute card deletion. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirm clearing done. ....Note: Repeat procedure (3) & (4) for other Super User Card(s) deletion if required. 5) Read Master Card 1 Time to exit Programming Mode. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirm reader back to normal operation. D ● The system is in standby under Normally Operation D ● A Master card is already in possession 2) Use The Master Card to Set System into Programming Mode for The 5 Feature Groups. ● Feature Group 1 -- Record User Cards (Read Master Card 1 Time) ● Feature Group 2 -- Delete User Cards (Read Master Card 2 Times) ● Feature Group 3 -- Set Output Mode for Door Lock (Read Master Card 3 Times) ● Feature Group 4 -- Set System Safety Lock-up (Read Master Card 4 Times) ● Feature Group 5 -- Create / Delete Super User Cards (Read Master Card 5Times) 3) The Reading Manner for Master Card. ● Set system to Programming Mode with reading of Master Card 1 to 5 times for the 5 .feature ......groups. Each reading must be within 2 seconds. ● Read Master Card 1 time to close Programming Mode. ......Note: ......The reader will stay in Programming Mode until it is closed with Master Card. 4) Audible Indications in Programming & Operation ● 1 Beep – Step jumping in feature selection ● 2 Beeps – Execution successful ● 5 Beeps – Execution failed ● 1 Long Beeps – Rejection to a repeated card in programming mode 16 I ) RECORD USER CARDS – Feature Group 1 V ) CREATE / DELETE SUPER USER CARDS -- Feature Group 5 There are 5 Storage Groups available for storing total 500 User Cards. For easy management, each group accommodates 100 user cards maximum. The indicator LED of the storage group is ON for vacancy available and flashing for vacancy full. This system is designed for small office or home that does not have large number of users. It is suggested to put user cards evenly into the 5 Storage Groups. For example, evenly put 5 User Cards each into the 5 groups for an office of 25 staff. In case group clearing is required, only to clear the group that holds the lost card. It is suggested to make a list recording the User Number and the Name of the card holders for each of the Storage Groups before programming. It will be helpful to record the cards smoothly and also to trace them from the system afterward in case a card is lost. The Super User cards are prepared for the owner or the trustworthy executives, which have TWO functions that are system lock-up and door open. Total five Super User Cards can be created with one for each user group. Storage Group 3....5 ● Release the system from Lock-up instantly at anytime. ● Act as Owner’s private user card for door open at any condition including in the system lock-up ● period. Procedures Storage Group 2 Storage Group 1 User Number ● Lock-up the system during the time of “after-office-hours” or the house of nobody inside. Lock-up ● Release is in toggle manner. Name of Holder John Tracy Nancy Alan Paul Mary 1) Read Master Card 5 Times to set system to Feature Group 5 – Create / Delete Super User ....Cards. ....Response : Status LED (blue) starts to flash during programming mode and group LED 5 is ON. ........................After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps and the group LED .......................1 & 2 flashing for the two options available. Remark Sales Dept Sales Dept Admin Dept Eng Dept Eng Dept Accounts Dept 100 A) Create Super User Card(s) – Option 1 Procedures Read Master Card 1 Time Set System in Feature Group 1 Select Desired Storage Group 1-5 Record New User Cards Exit Programming Mode 1) Read Master Card 1 Time to set system to Feature Group 1 – Record User Cards. ....Response : Status LED (blue)starts to flash during programming mode and group LED 1 is ON. ........................After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps and the 5 group ........................LEDs flashing for five storage groups available. 2) Press BELL button to select one of the 5 Storage Groups for storing the User Cards. ....Response : The selected group LED is ON for vacancy available. After 2 seconds the system ........................confirms the selection with 2 beeps. ........................The selected group LED stays flashing for vacancy full without confirmation. 3) Record the User Cards ....They can be read and appended one by one into the desired Storage Group. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirm successful for each card recording. Read Master Card 5 Times Set System in Feature Group 5 Select Option 1 -- Create Select Location 1-5 Record Super User Cards Exit Programming Mode 2) Press BELL button to select Option 1 -- Create ....Response : LED 1 is ON. After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps and ........................then the 5 LEDs flashing. 3) Press BELL button to select a location 1-5 for one of the Super User Cards. ....Response : The selected LED stays ON. After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with ........................2 beeps. 4) Read a new User Card once to make it Super User Card ....Please marked it Super User with location number; location 1 belongs to Storage Group1. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirms successful. ....Note: a) Repeat procedures (3) & (4) to record Super User Cards at other locations if required. .................. Total 5 Super Cards can be made. ..............b) The new card replaces the old card if there was an old card in the location. 4) Read Master Card 1 Time to exit Programming Mode. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirm reader back to normal operation. NOTE: ● Press BELL button to select other Storage Groups with the above procedures 2 & 3 before close ...of programming mode. ● All the User Cards must be unique in the system. Repeat recording of same card into other ...groups will be rejected. One long beep indicates rejection of a repeated card. 10 5) Read Master Card 1 Time to exit Programming Mode. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirm reader back to normal operation. 15 IV ) SET SYSTEM SAFETY LOCK-UP -- Feature Group 4 II ) DELETE USER CARD(S) – Feature Group 2 The reader can be protected with safety lock-up to prevent trials with un-recorded cards. There are three options for owner’s selection. Only one option can be selected in programming. The User Card(s) can be removed from the system if it is not used or lost. Three deletion modes are available. Option 1 -- No lock-up function at all (ex-factory setting) Option 2 -- Lock-up during 60 seconds after 10 false trials Option 3 -- Lock-up during 15 minutes after 10 false trials Deletion Mode 1 – Delete un-used card Deletion Mode 2 – Delete lost card Deletion Mode 3 – Delete a group of cards (Group clearing) Procedures Procedures -- Options 1, 2 or 3 Read Master Card 4 Times Set System in Feature Group 4 Select Option 1, 2 or 3 Exit Programming Mode 1) Read Master Card 4 Times to set system to Feature Group 4 – Set System Safety Lock-up. ....Response : Status LED (blue) starts to flash during programming mode and group LED 4 is ON. ........................After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps and the group LED ........................1, 2 & 3 flashing for the three options available. 2) Press BELL button to select the desired option 1, 2 or 3. ....Response : The LED of the desired option is ON. After 2 seconds, the system confirms the .........................selection with 2 beeps. 3) Read Master Card 1 Time to exit Programming Mode. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirm reader back to normal operation. ....Note: The system counts each successive trial within 30 seconds and it resets if no reading of ..............card. 1) Read Master Card 2 Times to set system to Feature Group 2 – Delete User Card(s). ....Response : Status LED (blue) starts to flash during programming mode and group LED 2 is ON. ........................After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps and the group LED ........................1, 2 & 3 flashing for the three deletion modes available. A) Deletion Mode 1 – Delete un-used card: Read Master Card 2 Times Set System in Feature Group 2 Select Deletion Mode 1 Delete Un-used Cards Exit Programming Mode 2) Press BELL button to select deletion mode 1. ....Response : LED 1 is ON. After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps. 3) Read the un-used card(s). ....They can be read and appended one by one to delete from the system. ....Response : The card’s Storage Group LED lights up for 1 second and 2 Beeps are generated for ........................each card deletion. 4) Read Master Card 1 Time to exit Programming Mode. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirm reader back to normal operation. B) Deletion Mode 2 – Delete lost user card: Read Master Card 2 Times Set System in Feature Group 2 Select Deletion Mode 2 Delete Lost Cards Exit Programming Mode 2) Press BELL button to select deletion mode 2. IIIIResponse : LED 2 is ON. After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps. 3) Read the user card that the lost card followed. IIIIExample, the lost user card is #4, then, read the user card of #3 to delete it. Delete other lost IIIIcards one by one in the same manner. IIIIContinuous reading of user card #3 will also delete the succeeding user cards # 5, 6, 7 -- etc. As IIIIcard #5 becomes the succeeding card of #3 after deleting #4, and so on. IIIIResponse : The LED of the lost card’s storage group lights up for 1 second and 2 Beeps are IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIgenerated for each card deletion. IIIIRemark: IIIIFor the lost user card of number 1 in its group and has no user card in front of it, then read the IIIISuper User card of its group to delete it. The 5 user groups each one has its Super User card. IIIISee Create Super Cards in page 15 for the details. 14 11 III ) SET OUTPUT MODE FOR DOOR LOCK -- Feature Group 3 4) Read Master Card 1 Time to close Programming Mode. IIIIResponse : 2 Beeps confirm reader back to normal operation. IIIINote: IIIIThere is a slot left at the memory stack after a card is deleted. In programming, the new cards will IIIIfill in the slots first according to their position in the queue of the memory stack. After all the slots IIIIare filled, then the cards will go to the vacancies available at the end of the list. The operation of the door lock output can be set to Start/Stop mode or 1 second to 60 seconds Timing Mode. The ex-factory setting is 2 seconds. Output Mode 1 – Start / Stop (Toggle) Output Mode 2 – Timing 1 to 60 seconds (Door lock striking time) Procedures Example: An User list before and after deleting Nancy and Alan’s user cards, there are 2 slots (3 .................& 4) left. Before 1. John 2. Tracy 3. Nancy 4. Alan 5. Paul 6. -- (Vacancy) After 1. John 2. Tracy 3. -- (Slot) 4. -- (Slot) 5. Paul 6. -- (Vacancy) 1) Read Master Card 3 Times to set system to Feature Group 3 – Set Output Mode for Door ....Lock. ....Response : Status LED (blue) starts to flash during programming mode and group LED 3 is ON. ........................After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps and the group LED ........................1 & 2 flashing for the two output modes available. A) Output Mode 1 – Start / Stop (Toggle): Read Master Card 3 Times Set System in Feature Group 3 This is the programming manner of putting three new user cards into the system with slots, the 1st one goes to the 1st slot (#3), the 2nd one goes to the 2nd slot (#4) and the 3rd one goes to the vacancy (#6) available at the end of the list. Exit Programming Mode Select Output Mode 1 2) Press BELL button to select output mode 1. ....Response : LED 1 is ON. After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps. 3) Read Master Card 1 Time to exit Programming Mode. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirm reader back to normal operation. C) Deletion Mode 3 – Delete one group of user cards (Group clearing): Read Master Card 2 Times Select Select Group 1-5 Group Clearing Exit Set System in Feature Group 2 Deletion Mode 3 for Clearing Execution Programming Mode 2) Press BELL button to select deletion mode 3. ....Response : LED 3 is ON. After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps and .........................then the 5 LEDs flashing for five storage groups available. 3) Press BELL button to select the storage group 1-5 for group clearing. ....Response : The selected LED is ON. After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 .........................beeps. 4) Press BELL button again to execute group clearing. ....Response : The group LED flashes during clearing and 2 Beeps confirm clearing done. ....Note: Repeat procedure (3) & (4) for clearing of other storage groups if required. 5) Read Master Card 1 Time to exit Programming Mode. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirm reader back to normal operation. Remark: After Group Clearing, it is necessary to re-store all the existing (not lost) User Cards back to the Storage Group one by one with the procedures stated in the “Record User Cards – The Feature Group 1” section. 12 B) Output Mode 2 – Timing 1 to 60 seconds: Read Master Card 3 Times Set System in Feature Group 3 Select Output Mode 2 Start Time Counting Stop Time Counting Exit Programming Mode 2) Press BELL button to select output mode 2. ....Response : LED 2 is ON. After 2 seconds, the system confirms the selection with 2 beeps. 3) Press BELL button once to start the time counting. ....Response : Counting from 1 second to 60 seconds with 1 second and 1 short Beep per step. The ........................5 indicator LEDs act as timer indicator from 1 to 5 seconds in the 1st round counting, ........................and 6 to 10 seconds in the 2nd round ….. and so on, until 60 seconds. 4) Press BELL button again to stop the counting when the desired time reaches. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirms the time and the counting LED stops at its position ....Note: If it is not the time desired, repeat procedures (3) & (4) for a new counting. 5) Read Master Card 1 Time to exit Programming Mode. ....Response : 2 Beeps confirm reader back to normal operation. 13
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