The reader is powered solely by a
DC
12-15V power supply unit
which is connected to +DC, -DC/GND terminals. Connect the E-lock
to the ELOCK+ and ELOCK- terminals.
The INPUT and GND/-DC can be used to connect any NO button
(for instance INS-OB or any "bell" type button.
4. OPERATION PRINCIPLE
The reader can work fully autonomously. Applying a key fob, stored in the reader’s memory, to the reader will trigger
"Opening” - or ELOCK output activation together with a device connected to it, such as E-lock. By default, the output remains
active for 4 seconds. The delay is configurable in the range of 0 to 25 seconds, via the PC software, where "0" means 0.6 s.
When the output is active, an audio signal is also activated. Applying a key fob to the reader, if such key fob is not stored in
the reader’s memory, causes only a short triple beep. Beeping can be switched off completely via the software.
The reader supports adding key fobs via the Master key fob, which can be used at any time for simple adding more key fobs
that activate the output to the reader’s memory. The reader supports multiple Master key fobs. Another way to add key fobs
to the reader is to connect the reader to a PC using a CDN-USB cable. It is then possible to add key fobs to any address or
zone, same way as in case of readers built into the CDNP7ACC or panels. The PC software can also be used to
upload key fobs from the file which was created as a backup of stored key fobs from any Aco device featuring a proximity
card/key fob reader, otherwise referred to as ACC. Key fobs can be deleted from the reader only via the PC software.
Deleting key fobs without a PC is possible though a complete "reset” of the reader, which will erase all stored key fobs from
the reader's memory.
Connect the reader to a PC via optional CDN-USB cable and using ACC_v73 software (version v7.3 or higher available free
of charge at
) to: add or remove any key fob, change output activation time, change output shorting
to ground (pulse/permanent), activate reversible E-lock, switch sound signals off or on and save all settings and key fobs to
file (for instance as backup copy or for programming another reader). The reader also features an INPUT terminal which,
when shorted to GND using an optional button, causes direct activation of the Output (for instance when leaving the facility).
The INPUT is protected against permanent short circuit. Reader's readiness (or standby) is signalled by blinking LED every
two seconds on the panel marked "STAT" (invisible when front panel is attached to the box).
5.
HANDLING THE READER
When no key fob is stored in the memory (default setting) then upon powering up the reader automatically switches to adding the
"Master" key fob for 10 seconds - signalled by recurring quick beeps. During these 10 seconds apply the key fob to add the "Master" key
fob to the reader (this is indicated by a single longer beep). If the key fob is not applied within 10 seconds, the reader goes into the
standby mode. Upon powering up again and with no other key fobs stored in the memory, adding the master key fob to the reader is not
possible - in order to make it possible again, restore the factory settings by deleting all key fobs from the memory. The "Master" key fob
or more "Master" key fobs can also be added via the PC software by adding a key fob in 0 position/0 apartment (otherwise referred to as
"Administrator's key fobs") in zone 4 (each key fob in this position will be a "Master" key fob).
Adding a new key fob using the "Master" key fob
Apply the master key fob against the reader (the output will be opened / activated) and then
when opening is finished
within 10 sec.,
apply the master key fob again - the reader enters the key fob storing mode, signalling it with recurring quick beeps and blinking status
LED. If within 10 seconds new key fobs are applied one by one, they will be automatically stored in the memory (key fobs will be saved
one by one in the position/apartment in zone one as Administrator's key fobs).
When a key fob is successfully stored, it is indicated by a single longer beep. If now next key fob is applied against the
reader for 10 seconds or if the applied key fob is already stored in the reader’s memory (triple beep sound will be heard), the
reader will exit the key fob storing mode and go into the standby mode.
