Accutech LC1400, Installation Manual

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Chapter 3: Tags, IDTAD, & TTS 3-10
Powering the IDTAD On/Off
The IDTAD includes a built-in power saving
feature that automatically turns off the IDTAD
after a period of inactivity.
1) Press the Power/Clear button (a). The
LCD screen lights up and "ACCUTECH"
is displayed (b). The screen will remain
lit for 1 minute without button activity.
When nearing the 1-minute mark, the
screen will display "20 sec to Power Off"
and then "7 sec to Power Off".
2) To extend the length of time the screen
remains lit, press the Power/Clear button
(a) again before the screen powers down.
Each press will extend the time by 1
minute (up to 5 minutes).
3) To manually turn off the IDTAD, hold
down the Power/Clear button (a) for 5
seconds. Once the LCD screen turns off,
you may release the button.
(a) (b)
Unlocking the IDTAD
For added security, access to secure IDTAD
operations is locked via 4-digit user codes.
The default user code is 7139. See the
Programming Mode section to change the
default user code.
Note
1) Press the Power/Clear button (a). The
LCD screen lights up and "ACCUTECH" is
displayed (b).
2) Using the number grid (e), input a
valid 4-digit user code. inputing the
code will display an asterisk for each
number entered (f). See Programming
Mode section of this chapter for more
information on user codes.
3) Once the correct code is entered, press
the Enter button (c). The screen will
display "IDTAD in unlocked mode NO
TAG OR TAG OFF" (d) if there is no tag
near the IDTAD. If you entered the wrong
code, "Invalid Code" will be displayed.
Press the Power/Clear button (a) and start
over.
4) You may now use the IDTAD for
activating/deactivating tags, testing tags,
and verifying tag data. Each action you
take, except for pressing the Power/Clear
button, will reset the screen on/off timer
to 1 minute. After 1 minute of inactivity,
the screen will turn off and you will need
to enter a valid user code again.
(f) (e)
(d) (c)
Figure 3.13a-3.13f
References for IDTAD Powering and Unlocking
The IDTAD's internal tag prevents it from
leaving the monitored area while turned off.
Once the IDTAD is turned on, the internal
tag no longer functions. When the IDTAD is
turned off, it will cause an alarm if it enters
a monitored exit and will display as tag #254
on a computer with Accutech software.
Important