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PROGRAMMING LOCATIONS

Location 0

Programming the Scan Functions

(3 segments of binary data) Location 0 is used to select the particular function(s) that are activated when a card is

scanned. More than one function may be selected. If more than one function is selected, they will execute in order

from function 1 to function 8.

Functions 1-6 will be performed based on the user’s authority as programmed by the [

] [

]

function (refer to keypad user manual).

Segment 1

Single Beep Function

Program the functions that are performed when a card is scanned once. The buzzer will sound once.

LED1 -

"On" to send Code Entry function to the control panel.

LED2 -

"On" to activate the Armed Away mode.

LED3 -

"On" to activate the Armed Stay mode.

LED4 -

"On" to send the Disarm function to the control panel.

LED5 -

"On" to send Auxiliary/Keyfob Function #1 to the control panel.

LED6 -

"On" to send Auxiliary/Keyfob Function #2 to the control panel.

LED7 -

"On" to broadcast an X-10 function (see Location 1 for programming).

LED8 -

"On" to send a Request To Exit (RTE); and activate the onboard relay output. (Default is
“On”)

Location 3, Segment 2 must be programmed with a valid zone number for the RTE

to be sent.

Segment 2

Double Beep Function

Program the functions that are performed when a card is scanned and held at the reader for the duration of the

Scan time. The buzzer will sound twice. Location 4, Segment 1 programs the length of time between beeps. The

descriptions of the options are the same as for Single Beep Function. Default is

Segment 3

Triple Beep Function

Program the functions that are performed when a card is scanned and held at the reader for the duration of 2

times the Scan time. The buzzer will sound three times. Location 4, Segment 1 programs the length of time

between beeps. The descriptions of the options are the same as for Single Beep Function. Default is

Location 1

Programming the X-10 Address for the Scan Functions

(5 segments of numerical data)

Segment 1

Program a number from 0 -15 to represent the corresponding X-10

Module Number

from the following table.

Default is

Module

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Seg 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

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Summary of Contents for NX-1750 ProxPad

Page 1: ...GE Security NetworX TM Series NX 1750 ProxPad Installation manual g imagination at work ...

Page 2: ...f not strictly observed could result in damage to or destruction of equipment or property This symbol indicates general warnings and cautions Note Indicates an essential or important procedure instruction condition or statement Tip Indicates a user tip Provides helpful information that is not normally defined in regular use but from an experienced user Enter Indicates a key or button should be pre...

Page 3: ...ess for the Scan Functions 13 Location 2 Programming the Reader option 14 Location 3 Programming the Zones 16 Location 4 Programming the Various Reader Timers 16 Location 5 Programming the Opening Time for Schedule 1 16 Location 6 Programming the Closing Time for Schedule 1 17 Location 7 Programming the Days for Schedule 1 17 Locations 8 28 Programming the Schedules 2 8 17 Location 29 Programming ...

Page 4: ...programmed to control access in any or all partitions up to 3 scan functions single beep double beep and triple beep LED s for indication of armed status ready to arm status and alarm LED s for up to 8 zones status indication Fire alarm LED Spare terminal to support easy wiring of a door contact to the panel zone input Compatible with TAG1750 series of tags Tamper protection against opening and pr...

Page 5: ...l COMMON terminal This wire supplies the common side of the power to the ProxPad board POS 12V Connect to the NetworX control panel AUX POWER terminal This wire supplies power to the ProxPad board ENROLLING The NetworX control panels have the ability to automatically find and store in memory the presence of all keypads zone expanders wireless receivers output modules and any other device on the ke...

Page 6: ...mber is displayed Present and hold a card at the ProxPad until a chime is heard The Fire ICON and the Ready ICON will stop flashing and the display will return to normal operation The table below shows the addresses that will be set according to ProxPad number and partition ProxPad Part1 Part2 Part3 Part4 Part5 Part6 Part7 Part8 1 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 2 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 3...

Page 7: ...n Flashing fast Zone tamper 1 1 In case of Fire the Fire Icon will be ON and the NX 1750 buzzer will sound Badging any valid card will silence the buzzer To clear the Fire Icon indication badge and hold the card in front of the reader After the fourth beep the Fire Iconwill be cleared Note When the communication with the control panel fails the Fire Icon will be flashing Typically this is caused b...

Page 8: ...minate steady You are now in the Program Mode and ready to select the module address Entering the Module Address XYW example only x x x x x x x x Enters the module address Refer to the table on page 6 for the assigned address The Armed LED will illuminate while it is waiting for a programming location to be entered Programming a Location If an attempt is made to program an invalid entry for a part...

Page 9: ...ched To Exit a Location x x x x x x x x Exits from this location The Ready LED will extinguish The Armed LED will illuminate waiting for a new programming location to be entered To Review The Data location x x x x x x x x The Armed LED will flash If the location is valid the Armed LED will extinguish the Ready LED will illuminate and the zone LED s will show the data for the first segment of this ...

Page 10: ...one reader on the system be enabled to modify user cards and that this reader be located near a keypad This reader will transfer information to all other readers in the system once programming is finished Adding deleting user cards from a reader causes the code for the user number used to become invalid It is necessary to re enter user code 2 after programming cards Only a master user can add or d...

Page 11: ...6 digit user codes x x x x x x x x If a valid user number is entered LED1 on any enabled readers will begin to flash Scan the card designated for the user entered in the previous step x x x x x x x x 1 If the user card is not already in the system it will be added and mapped to the entered user number and the Ready ICON will continue flashing indicating that the next user card can be scanned for t...

Page 12: ...D1 on any enabled readers will begin to flash Scan any card x x x x x x x x The card information for the user entered in the previous step will be cleared and the Ready ICON will stop flashing After about 40 seconds all the readers in the system will be updated Delete Reset One User ACTION RESULT EXIT x x x x x x x x Accesses De activation mode 3 digit user number Example X Y if 4 digit user code ...

Page 13: ... Request To Exit RTE and activate the onboard relay output Default is On Location 3 Segment 2 must be programmed with a valid zone number for the RTE to be sent Segment 2 Double Beep Function Program the functions that are performed when a card is scanned and held at the reader for the duration of the Scan time The buzzer will sound twice Location 4 Segment 1 programs the length of time between be...

Page 14: ...his location only needs to be programmed if Location 0 Segment 2 Option 7 is set Use the above table Default is 3 Segment 5 Triple Beep Function Program the X 10 function that is performed when a card is scanned and held at the reader for the duration of 2 times the Scan time three beeps Location 4 Segment 1 programs the length of time between beeps The descriptions of the function codes are the s...

Page 15: ...o be disabled when the NX 1750 partition is armed Segment 5 Door Options cont d LED1 On when relay option is inverted LED2 On will disable relay operation when the NX 1750 partition is disarmed LED3 Reserved LED4 Reserved LED5 Reserved LED6 Reserved LED7 Reserved LED8 Reserved No Unlock Latch This is used in conjunction with scheduling and controlling a door lock via the relay output If this optio...

Page 16: ...of the system the zone indication LED s will remain OFF Location 4 Programming the Various Reader Timers 4 segment of numerical data Segment 1 Scan Time Enter the amount of time required to hold a card between beeps to activate the functions programmed in Location 0 Segments 2 and 3 This timer is timed in 1 100 second increments from 0 to 2 55 seconds Default is 100 1 second Segment 2 Relay Active...

Page 17: ...ion 24 Closing Time for Schedule 7 Location 13 Days for Schedule 3 Location 25 Days for Schedule 7 Location 14 Opening Time for Schedule 4 Location 26 Opening Time for Schedule 8 Location 15 Closing Time for Schedule 4 Location 27 Closing Time for Schedule 8 Location 16 Days for Schedule 4 Location 28 Days for Schedule 8 Location 17 Opening Time for Schedule 5 Location 18 Closing Time for Schedule...

Page 18: ...9 56 Segment 15 User Cards 113 120 Segment 8 User Cards 57 64 Location 42 Programming Activation Data for User Cards 121 through 240 15 segments of binary data This location is used to select which user cards 121 through 240 are activated If the LED is on the card is active Each segment has 8 LEDs corresponding to the 8 possible user cards Example Segment 15 LED 8 indicates that user card 240 is a...

Page 19: ...nel 5 On to send Auxiliary Function 1 to the control panel 6 On to send Auxiliary Function 2 to the control panel 7 On to broadcast an X 10 function Loc 241 for programming 8 On to send an RTE and activate the onboard relay output Seg 3 TRIPLE BEEP FUNCTION 8 1 On to send Code Entry function to the control panel 2 On to activate the Armed Away mode 3 On to activate the Armed Stay mode 4 On to send...

Page 20: ... be logged as Code Entry 6 On if an RTE from a zone or the Egress input is to be logged as Code Entry 7 Reserved 8 Reserved Seg 2 SYSTEM OPTIONS 0 1 Reserved 2 Bypass Hide When system is armed all bypassed zone LED s will be OFF 3 Reserved 4 Reserved 5 Reserved 6 Reserved 7 Reserved 8 Reserved Seg 3 SCHEDULES FOR RELAY OUTPUT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 On if relay output follows Schedule 1 2 On if relay ou...

Page 21: ...ber 1 Zone 1 4 16 READER TIMES Seg 1 Scan Time 1 100 seconds 100 1 second Seg 2 Relay Active Time seconds 10 10 seconds Seg 3 Door Fault Warning Time seconds 30 30 seconds Seg 4 Door Fault Alarm Time seconds 60 60 seconds 5 16 OPENING TIME FOR SCHEDULE 1 Seg 1 Hour of Opening Time 24 hr format 8 8 AM Seg 2 Minutes after Hour of Opening 0 6 17 CLOSING TIME FOR SCHEDULE 1 Seg 1 Hour of Closing Time ...

Page 22: ...edule is active on Thursday 6 On if schedule is active on Friday 7 On if schedule is active on Saturday 8 On if schedule is disabled on holidays 14 17 OPENING TIME FOR SCHEDULE 4 Seg 1 Hour of Opening Time 24 hr format 8 8 AM Seg 2 Minutes after Hour of Opening 0 15 17 CLOSING TIME FOR SCHEDULE 4 Seg 1 Hour of Closing Time 24 hr format 20 8 PM Seg 2 Minutes after Hour of Closing 0 16 17 DAYS FOR S...

Page 23: ...edule is active on Thursday 6 On if schedule is active on Friday 7 On if schedule is active on Saturday 8 On if schedule is disabled on holidays 23 17 OPENING TIME FOR SCHEDULE 7 Seg 1 Hour of Opening Time 24 hr format 8 8 AM Seg 2 Minutes after Hour of Opening 0 24 17 CLOSING TIME FOR SCHEDULE 7 Seg 1 Hour of Closing Time 24 hr format 20 8 PM Seg 2 Minutes after Hour of Closing 0 25 17 DAYS FOR S...

Page 24: ... IN JUNE 8 max No holidays _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 35 17 HOLIDAYS IN JULY 8 max No holidays _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 36 17 HOLIDAYS IN AUGUST 8 max No holidays _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 37 17 HOLIDAYS IN SEPTEMBER 8 max No holidays _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 38 17 HOLIDAYS IN OCTOBER 8 max No holidays _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 39 17 HOLIDAYS IN NOVEMBER 8 max No holidays _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 40 17 HOLIDAYS IN DECEMBER 8 max No holidays _ _ _ _ _ _ _...

Page 25: ...r Cards 153 160 6 User Cards 161 168 7 User Cards 169 176 8 User Cards 177 184 9 User Cards 185 192 10 User Cards 193 200 11 User Cards 201 208 12 User Cards 209 216 13 User Cards 217 224 14 User Cards 225 232 15 User Cards 233 240 LED1 Card 1 LED2 Card 2 LED3 Card 3 LED4 Card 4 LED5 Card 5 LED6 Card 6 LED7 Card 7 LED8 Card 8 NX 1750 Installation manual Page 25 18 02 05 ...

Page 26: ...0 5 14Vdc supplied by keypad bus Current consumption Nominal 30mA Maximum 120mA Relay contact rating 1A 24Vdc resistive load Operating temperature 0 49 C Humidity Max 93 non condensating Dimensions WxHxD Approx 80 x 80 x 15 mm Weight 55g NX 1750 Installation manual Page 26 18 02 05 ...

Page 27: ...erland X Germany X Netherlands X United Kingdom Greece www gesecurity com EMEA Distribution is a division of GE Security EMEA bvba COPYRIGHT 2005 GE Security EMEA bvba All rights reserved GE Security EMEA bvba grants the right to reprint this manual for internal use only GE Security EMEA bvba reserves the right to change information without notice NX 1750 Installation manual Page 27 18 02 05 ...

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