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X-Series aXess 700-560-01E 

Thank You For Choosing IDS to Protect You 

Congratulations on your purchase of an IDS X-series alarm panel with aXess integration. IDS X-series panels are 
powerful, versatile and highly configurable security systems, which should be installed by a professionally trained 
installer.  
This aXess Installation manual covers the aXess installation information and is not a complete X-Series guide. The 
majority of panel features are programmable only by an IDS-accredited installer in possession of the INSTALLER CODE. 
For information on programming the X-Series Alarm panel please refer to the appropriate manual. All user manuals can 
be downloaded from 

www.idsprotect.com

Installer manuals can be downloaded if you are registered with IDS as a 

company and have created an account on the website.   

Features 

 

Controls up to 8 doors 

 

Arm/Disarm the X-Series alarm via an access control tag (Hold tag for 3 seconds on the reader) 

 

Deny access if the alarm is armed 

 

Forced door alarm 

 

Fire doors  

 

Access areas even if disconnected from the X-Series alarm panel 

 

Readers can be configured to be Arm/Disarm only, Access Only or both 

 

Transactions can be viewed from the keypad 

Introduction 

aXess is t

he perfect way to extend the functionality of an alarm panel by including access control 

for up to eight 

doors. Each door has an interface that can be installed in two configurations: 

1.

 

Two readers: one on each side of the door for entry and exit. 

2.

 

One reader: one for entry and a push button for exit. 

Access tags can be linked to alarm codes to be able to arm and disarm the alarm. 

Clear Interface Memory 

When powering up for the first time and the aXess readers do not show the correct LEDs short the “RESET” jumper (see 
fig 3) for three seconds. 

Installer Mode 

Note

: Only LCD keypads can be used to program aXess locations 

Location 259 has been set aside for access control configuration. 
Enter ‘Installer Mode’ and location 

 

[9][9][9][9][*] 

 

Enter location [2][5][9][*] 

Enrolling Doors 

This sub location is to identify each door to the alarm system and allocate each door with a number. 

 

Use the scroll button to scroll to “Enrol Door”. 

 

Enter [door number][*] 

 

Swipe card (Any card, learnt or not, to identify the physical reader to the system) 

Remove Door 

 

Use the scroll button to scroll to “Remove Door”. 

 

Enter [door number] [*] 

Door Configuration 

This sub location is to allocate each door to a partition, to set the lock strike time in milliseconds, and to set a zone 
number if the door is to be monitored for forced/propped door and will operate as a normal alarm zone on the panel. 
Use the scroll button to scroll to “Config Door” 

 

Enter [door number][*] 

 

Enter [partition number][*] 

 

Enter strike time in milliseconds [ms] [*] 

 

Enter [zone number] [*] - this is optional.  If used, 'Door Switch enabled' must be 'Y' in the Advanced Door 
Configuration. 

 

Summary of Contents for X Wireless Series

Page 1: ...Installation Manual ...

Page 2: ...trol for up to eight doors Each door has an interface that can be installed in two configurations 1 Two readers one on each side of the door for entry and exit 2 One reader one for entry and a push button for exit Access tags can be linked to alarm codes to be able to arm and disarm the alarm Clear Interface Memory When powering up for the first time and the aXess readers do not show the correct L...

Page 3: ...be armed or disarmed Note The tag must have been allocated a valid alarm user code defined below The user code properties will define the mode or type of arming Fire Door If a door is enabled as a fire door and a fire alarm is triggered all fire doors will automatically unlock Off Line Mode if the interface loses communication with the panel due to a break in the communications bus line it will co...

Page 4: ...ng Access Tags This menu option allows the user to remove a card from the reader Enter 3 4 o Enter the card number to delete the tag Option 35 Delete Access Tags via Swipe This menu option allows the user to remove a card from the reader if the card is available Enter 3 5 o Enter the door number that the action will be carried out o Swipe the card to be deleted Option 36 View Transactions This men...

Page 5: ...ng Partition s ARM LED Slow Flash Following Partition s READY LED None Access Only Reader Table 4 Access Only Reader Action Description ACCESS ONLY READER Red Yellow Green Beeper Factory Reset All 3 LED s flashing in sync None Enrol Mode Flashing in sync with Green LED Flashing out of sync with Red Green LED s Flashing in sync with Red LED Single beep when any tag swiped Idle Following Partition s...

Page 6: ...shing Single beep when tag swiped Access Granted Relay On Following Partition s ARM LED ON if comms to panel is good Following Relay On whilst Relay is On Strike Time Single beep when valid tag swiped Access Denied Solid On for 2s ON if comms to panel is good Off Failed Beep Door Forced Solid On for 2s ON if comms to panel is good Off Failed Beep if door switch connected and configured and X Serie...

Page 7: ...X Series aXess 700 560 01E Figure 3 Tag Reader Wiring Diagram Figure 4 Jumpers Reset Jumper Clears all memory Term Jumpers Do not short Mode Jumper Used if Wiegand device attached ...

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