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prox.pad Installation/Programming Manual

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction/Installation

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1.1 About this Manual

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1.2 Safety Warnings and Cautions

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1.3 Design Change Disclaimer

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1.4 Reproduction Disclaimer

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1.5 FCC Statement

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1.6 Technical Support

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1.7 Warranty 

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1.8 Items Supplied from the Factory

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1.9 Items the Installer Must Supply

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1.10 General Description

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1.11 Operating Modes

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1.12 prox.pad Specifications

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1.13 Installation Configurations

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1.14 Other Installation Considerations

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1.14.1 Power Supply/Current Requirements

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1.14.2 Gang Box and Mounting

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1.14.3 Mounting the Unit on Metal

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1.14.4 RF Interference 

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1.15 Checking the Cables

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1.16 Mounting the prox.pad Unit

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1.16.1 Performing a Wall Mounted Installation

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1.16.2 Performing a Glass Mounted Installation

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1.16.3 Performing a Secure Installation

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1.16.4 Installing a Tamper Switch

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1.16.4.a Mounting over a metal or plastic single gang J-Box

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1.16.4.b Wall mounting

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1.17 Removing/Inserting Circuit Boards

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1.18 Defaulting prox.pad Memory

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Chapter 2: Standalone Mode

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2.1 Standalone Mode Description

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2.1.1 Standalone Features

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2.2 Inputs/Outputs 

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2.3 Unit Capacity

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2.4 Alarm Output Selection

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2.5 Wiring the prox.pad Unit

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2.5.1 Wiring the AUX Relay for Use as Alarm Shunt

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2.5.2 Wiring the AUX Relay for Use as Forced Door

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2.5.3 Wiring the AUX Relay for Use as Propped Door

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2.5.4 Wiring the Door Contact Input

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2.5.5 Wiring an External REX Switch (Request to Exit)

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2.5.6 Wiring the Main Relay

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2.6 Testing the prox.pad

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2.6.1 Testing the Controller/Keypad

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2.7 Programming in Standalone Mode

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Page 2 of 86                                                                                                                Document # 6055676, Rev 2.2, D4b

Summary of Contents for prox.pad

Page 1: ...IEI prox padTM Proximity Reader Keypad Access Control Installation Programming Manual Document 6055676 Rev 2 2 D4b ...

Page 2: ...unted Installation 19 1 16 2 Performing a Glass Mounted Installation 20 1 16 3 Performing a Secure Installation 21 1 16 4 Installing a Tamper Switch 23 1 16 4 a Mounting over a metal or plastic single gang J Box 23 1 16 4 b Wall mounting 23 1 17 Removing Inserting Circuit Boards 24 1 18 Defaulting prox pad Memory 25 Chapter 2 Standalone Mode 26 2 1 Standalone Mode Description 26 2 1 1 Standalone F...

Page 3: ...e Forced Door Audio Alert 44 2 7 4 e Programming the Propped Door Time 45 2 7 4 f Programming the Forced Door Time 45 2 7 5 Programming Keypad Options and Parameters 46 2 7 5 a Enabling Disabling Audio Keypress Feedback 46 2 7 5 b Enabling Disabling Visual Keypress Feedback 46 2 7 5 c Enabling Disabling Auto Entry 47 2 7 5 d Enabling Disabling the Internal Request to Exit REX Switch 47 2 7 5 e Ena...

Page 4: ...Series Front End Mode 70 4 1 Secured Series Front End Mode Description 70 4 2 Wiring the Secured Series Front End 70 4 3 Secured Series Front End LED Indicators Sounder Operations 71 4 4 Secured Series Front End Mode Default Settings 71 4 5 Secured Series Front End Programming 72 4 5 1 Entering Program Mode 72 4 5 2 Changing the Master Code 72 4 5 3 Enabling Secured Series Front End Mode 73 4 5 4 ...

Page 5: ...prox pad Installation Programming Manual 5 5 2 Wire Run 85 5 5 3 Lithium Battery Replacement 85 Document 6055676 Rev 2 2 D4b Page 5 of 86 ...

Page 6: ...rs Sounder Operations Standalone Mode 37 Table 6 prox pad User Types 38 Table 7 Transaction Log Events 53 Table 8 Standalone Programming Commands 56 Table 9 prox pad LED Indicators Sounder Wiegand Mode 68 Table 10 Wiegand Programming Commands 69 Table 11 prox pad LED Indicators Sounder Operations Secured Series Mode 71 Table 12 Secured Series Front End Programming Commands 79 Table 13 Troubleshoot...

Page 7: ... Circuit Board 24 Figure 8 Program Button Location on Main Circuit Board 25 Figure 9 Wiring the Aux Relay for Alarm Shunt Operation 28 Figure 10 Wiring the Aux Relay for Forced Door Alarm 29 Figure 11 Wiring the Aux Relay for Propped Door Alarm 30 Figure 12 Wiring the Door Contact Input 31 Figure 13 Wiring the REX Switch 32 Figure 14 Electric Strike Fail Secure Wiring 33 Figure 15 MagLock Fail Saf...

Page 8: ... authorities having jurisdiction When handling the main printed circuit board to guard against possible static discharges touch a grounded object before touching the prox pad unit Static shock can render the product unusable 1 3 Design Change Disclaimer Due to design changes and product improvements information in this manual is subject to change without notice IEI assumes no responsibility for an...

Page 9: ...instructions and have not been modified or tampered with IEI does not assume any responsibility for damage or injury to person or property due to improper care storage handling abuse misuse normal wear and tear or an act of God IEI s sole responsibility is limited to the repair at IEI s option or the replacement of the defective product or part when sent to IEI s facility freight and insurance cha...

Page 10: ...hese four types of cards Prox Card II IsoProx II Duo Prox II Proxkey FOB an appropriately rated linear DC Power Supply 12 15 VDC filtered and regulated recommended the appropriate installation electrical tools Remote Antenna Cable ALPHA 1294C 22AWG 4 wire stranded and shielded this is required ONLY if you choose to remote the antenna 10 feet away from the keypad controller Wiegand Interface Cable ...

Page 11: ...ramming is required In Standalone mode Chapter 2 all the access control decisions are made by the prox pad unit The unit operates entirely on its own The unit contains a main relay for controlling the locking device and a programmable auxiliary relay for access control functions such as alarm shunt forced door and propped door The unit has an input for a door position switch and a request to exit ...

Page 12: ...tranded depends upon distance REX Cable ALPHA 2421C 18 AWG or ALPHA 1292C 22 AWG 2 conductor stranded and shielded if using remote switch Mechanical Height 5 25 in 13 3 cm Width 2 75 in 7 cm Depth 1 625 in 4 13 cm Relay Outputs Main Relay Form C switches up to 2A Program for either timed 1 99 sec or toggle Aux Relay Form C switches up to 1A One of three functions can be programmed Alarm Shunt Rela...

Page 13: ...prox pad installation configuration which differs from installation to installation These three installation configurations are possible Wall Mounted Installation exterior to the room to be accessed In this configuration a single gang electrical box can be used Typically the prox pad unit is wall mounted surface mounted outside the access area on the unsecured side Glass Mounted Installation In th...

Page 14: ...secured side of the door 1 14 3 Mounting the Unit on Metal The prox pad unit uses radio frequency RF to transfer power to and communicate with the proximity card or key fob If the antenna is mounted directly on a metal building or wall some of the energy is absorbed by the metal resulting in less power being transmitted to the card key fob this causes reduced read range If you must mount the prox ...

Page 15: ...1 below provides a detailed illustration of the prox pad s wiring harness Figure 2 illustrates the pin connectors on the main circuit board Table 2 describes these four Pin connectors P1 P2 P3 and P4 Document 6055676 Rev 2 2 D4b Page 15 of 86 Figure 1 prox pad Wiring Harness ...

Page 16: ...prox pad Installation Programming Manual Page 16 of 86 Document 6055676 Rev 2 2 D4b Figure 2 Identifying Pin Connectors ...

Page 17: ...hite Black P2 6 pin connector top right most location Pin Wire Color Use 1 Green Aux Relay Normally Open 2 Gray Aux Relay Normally Closed 3 Blue Aux Relay Common 4 Brown REX Loop 5 Orange Door Contact Loop 6 White Loop Common NOTE Pins 1 2 3 can be wired at the installer s option for one of the following alarm outputs Alarm Shunt Forced Door or Propped Door Mandatory If you are not installing door...

Page 18: ... instruction manuals 4 Cable Assemblies 1 Tamper Screw Optional Items 1 Data Collection Device to capture user list and transaction event log 1 prox pad Replacement Battery Panasonic BR1225 Renata CR1225 or Varta CR1225 Refer to caution below lots of 25 only ProxKey Keytags IEI part number 0297301 lots of 25 only ProxCard II Cards IEI part number 0297401 Page 18 of 86 Document 6055676 Rev 2 2 D4b ...

Page 19: ...single gang box A wire exit knockout is supplied through which the prox pad wiring is pulled A typical wall mounted installation proceeds as follows 1 Install a single gang box in the desired location 2 Punch out the two single gang box knockouts on the controller backplate of the prox pad unit 3 Disconnect the controller backplate of the prox pad unit from the front keypad controller Align the tw...

Page 20: ... from the front keypad controller Remove the tape from the four self adhesive pads on the back housing and apply the pads to the four corners of the backplate 2 Affix the back housing to the glass door or the glass window adjacent to the door being accessed on the interior side of the glass 3 Determine which of the two side cut outs on the back housing to use for the wiring and remove that cut out...

Page 21: ...match the four spring loaded tabs on the antenna NOTE Two side cut outs are furnished on the antenna backplate for the wiring if the installation does not permit the wiring to run through the wall These must be cut out to be used Once the antenna backplate is mounted properly align the antenna to the backplate and connect the antenna to the antenna backplate The large tab in the center of the ante...

Page 22: ...ment 6055676 Rev 2 2 D4b Figure 5 Performing a Secure Installation For the remote antenna wire use ALPHA 1294C 22AWG 4 wire stranded and shielded cable The cable shield drain wire must be grounded at the reader end to P1 pin 4 connection DC Power Supply Ground ...

Page 23: ...ith the prox pad base removed stick the magnet to the Keypad board in location A using the adhesive tape 4 Stick the reed switch on the inside of the long side of the J box in the upper right hand corner using the adhesive tape The switch should be flush with the edge of the J box 1 16 4 b Wall mounting 1 Use an Ademco PR 20451 magnet and reed switch or equivalent 2 Mount the magnet at location B ...

Page 24: ...th one hand and then touch a grounded object before touching the prox pad unit Remove the main printed circuit board by pressing the two spring tabs in the direction of the arrows as shown in Figure 7 Be careful with the wires 3 Fold up the main circuit board and remove the P4 connector a 4 conductor harness from the bottom of the board 4 To re insert replace the main circuit board into the keypad...

Page 25: ...these pins in detail When handling the main printed circuit board to guard against possible static discharges touch a grounded object before touching the prox pad unit 1 With the power on press and hold the Program button located on the rear side of the main printed circuit board for two seconds and release The yellow LED flashes slowly 2 Enter the following on the keypad 46 00000 00000 The yellow...

Page 26: ...riggered Triggers Forced Door local sounder or AUX relay for silent alert OR Triggers Timed Lockout Set the timed lockout between 5 sec and 21 min in 5 sec increments The Access By Facility feature has been extended to include both 26 bit and Corporate 1000 cards The type of card being used and the Facility code must be set prior to operation NOTE IEI prox pad Proximity Reader Keypad Door Access C...

Page 27: ...n Log is First In First Out The oldest transaction gets deleted when the new one is added 2 4 Alarm Output Selection During initial installation the prox pad unit s AUX relay output is wired to trigger ONE of three events Consequently the installer must know which of these events is appropriate for each installation Alarm Shunt Relay Forced Door Relay Propped Door Relay Separate instructions and w...

Page 28: ...0 or 46 The prox pad controller assigns the AUX relay to the Alarm Shunt Relay automatically upon any valid access or egress To incorporate this feature follow the steps below see Figure 9 1 Turn off power to the prox pad unit and then unlatch the keypad from the plastic housing 2 Locate connector P2 the 6 pin connector on the main circuit board and plug on the 6 pin harness The 2 pin jumper on pi...

Page 29: ...circuit board 3 Connect the 6 conductor harness to connector P2 The 2 pin jumper on pins 5 and 6 of connector P2 must be removed first 4 Connect the green wire to V on the warning device 5 Connect the blue wire to V on the power supply 6 Connect V from the power supply to V on the sounder The gray wire is not used NOTE To use the default 10 second Forced Door Relay time no programming is necessary...

Page 30: ...pin connector on the main circuit board 3 Connect the 6 conductor harness to connector P2 The 2 pin jumper on pins 5 and 6 of connector P2 must be removed first 4 Connect the green wire to V on the sounder 5 Connect the blue wire to V on the power supply 6 Connect V from the power supply to V on the sounder The gray wire is not used NOTE To use the default 30 second Propped Door Relay time no prog...

Page 31: ...r open time allows people sufficient time to carry packages from the proximity reader keypad to the door and open it before the timer runs out No programming is required to implement this feature After a valid access or egress the prox pad unit senses that the door switch is open and drops the main relay immediately This disengages the lock which locks behind the person regardless of how long it t...

Page 32: ...r or a passive infrared detector allowing free and convenient egress The REX feature requires no programming simply wire the unit as illustrated in Figure 13 To incorporate this feature follow the steps below 1 Turn OFF power to the prox pad unit and then unlatch the keypad from the plastic housing 2 Locate connector P2 on the main circuit board 3 Plug the 6 conductor harness into connector P2 The...

Page 33: ...his 5 pin connector is described in Table 2 Figure 14 provides an Electric Strike Fail Secure wiring diagram Figure 15 a MagLock Fail Safe wiring diagram Refer to the power supply recommendations in section 1 13 1 if necessary Document 6055676 Rev 2 2 D4b Page 33 of 86 Figure 14 Electric Strike Fail Secure Wiring Figure 15 MagLock Fail Safe Wiring Diagram ...

Page 34: ...Keypad 1 Connect the positive lead of the power supply to the V input on the prox pad controller keypad 2 Connect the negative lead of the power supply to the V input on the prox pad controller keypad 3 Turn ON the power supply 4 Ensure that the bi color LED red and green on the prox pad unit lights red 5 Perform the keypad self test described in section 5 2 6 Enter the master code on the keypad b...

Page 35: ... board Momentarily pushing this button forces the unit into program mode Also refer to Table 13 for further details on troubleshooting issues with the master code 2 7 1 a Changing the Master Code The default master code of 1234 must be changed prior to performing any programming on the prox pad unit Attempting to perform any programming commands produces a program error solid yellow LED To clear t...

Page 36: ...io Keypress Feedback Enabled Visual Keypress Feedback Enabled Auxiliary Relay Alarm Shunt Auto Entry Disabled Facility Code Access Disabled Forced Door Audio Alert Enabled Propped Door Audio Alert Enabled Internal REX Switch Disabled DST Time Date Format US Daylight Savings Time Enabled Anti Passback Enabled Invalid PIN Lockout Disabled Invalid PIN Lockout Action Timed Lockout 26 Bit Facility Code...

Page 37: ...d lock will override lockout indicator Green with red blink Lock latched and user lockout is active Fast green flash IR dump in progress user log Quick double red green flash Prox card read correctly Alternating red green Waiting for second PIN or card and code user Solid green with red flicker Lock toggle is unlocked and user lockout active Red blink User lockout is active and lock locked red LED...

Page 38: ... Description Toggle User 0 Toggle users are used to latch the main relay in the unlocked position for an indefinite period of time Entering the same or another toggle code re locks the unit Normal Access 1 Normal access users are the default user type This user type unlocks the door for the duration of the Main Relay time set in command 11 Log Dump 2 Log Dump users are used to dump the transaction...

Page 39: ... cards is as follows 1 Enter Program Mode Press 99 master code The yellow LED flashes slowly 2 Program the Card Only User Press 51 user type user location card number card number 3 Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops flashing 2 7 2 e Programming Code AND Card Users When you are a combination code and card user you can present either your proximity card first at the proximity reader or ent...

Page 40: ...thout presenting the card to the reader use command 56 Batch entry allows you to enter multiple sequential 26 bit HID format cards into the prox pad unit s memory at one time Keeping IEI proximity cards in order is easy as the code is printed on the front of each card Up to 1 999 users can be added this way at one time User 1 is reserved for the Master code NOTE When programming cards with this co...

Page 41: ...g any key on the faceplate aborts the loading process To add several users from the proximity reader follow this procedure 1 Enter Program Mode Press 99 Master Code The yellow LED flashes slowly 2 Enter command to batch program users Press 53 user type start location present cards one after another NOTE Never enter one 1 as the starting user location since it is reserved for the master code 3 Exit...

Page 42: ... yellow LED stops flashing 2 7 3 b Deleting a Block of Users You can delete a block of consecutive users using command 58 This command requires you enter the starting user location you want the deletion to begin and how many users from that point you want to delete You must enter each value twice to ensure that you ve entered the correct number Every user from the starting location to the ending u...

Page 43: ...ues to blink slowly 3 Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops flashing 2 7 4 b Programming the Aux Relay Output Function You can program the Aux Relay output to operate as either alarm shunt propped door or forced door You can also disable the relay In the command sequence enter the output number in output field You can only assign a single output to the Aux Relay Alarm shunt is the default v...

Page 44: ...disable the propped door audio alert press 30 6 0 The yellow LED continues to blink slowly 3 Exit Program Mode Press 2 7 4 d Programming the Forced Door Audio Alert You can program the local sounder on the keypad to operate as the Forced Door output in addition to or instead of the Aux Relay This feature is enabled by default Use the following command sequence to enable or disable this feature 1 E...

Page 45: ...nds press 44 60 0 The yellow LED continues to blink slowly 3 Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops flashing 2 7 4 f Programming the Forced Door Time To program the Forced Door output time use command 45 This time applies to both the audio alert and to the Aux relay when this feature is assigned to it You can program it from 10 to 990 seconds in 10 second increments The default value is 10 s...

Page 46: ...ues to blink slowly To disable this feature press 30 0 0 The yellow LED continues to blink slowly 2 Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops flashing 2 7 5 b Enabling Disabling Visual Keypress Feedback Visual Keypress Feedback refers to the yellow LED flashing momentarily each time a key is pressed This feedback indicates the key was pressed hard enough for the prox pad to acknowledge and reco...

Page 47: ... do not have to press the key after 99 master code to enter program mode 1 Enter Program Mode Press 99 Master Code The yellow LED flashes slowly 2 To enable this feature press 30 2 1 The yellow LED continues to blink slowly To disable this feature press 30 2 0 The yellow LED continues to blink slowly 3 Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops flashing 2 7 5 d Enabling Disabling the Internal Re...

Page 48: ...ngs Time Format You can program the prox pad Daylight Savings Time Format to either European format or US format The formats are as follows United States Format Begins Second Sunday in March turn ahead 1 hour 2 00 AM Ends First Sunday in November turn back 1 hour 2 00 AM European Format Begins Last Sunday in March turn ahead 1 hour 2 00 AM Ends Last Sunday in October turn back 1 hour 2 00 AM The c...

Page 49: ...equire the card to leave the read field The main use of this feature is to adjust the processing rate of cards that remain in the field Now you can extend the processing time to stop this type of unwanted toggling Simply extend the timer value to accomplish this The anti passback timer is set through command 32 parameter 3 see below The duration of the time delay can be set from a second to 60 sec...

Page 50: ...count reaches the value programmed in command 32 parameter 4 defaulted to 5 attempts the invalid PIN lockout is activated One of two possible actions occurs once Invalid PIN lockout is triggered Either a timed lockout occurs or the forced door output is activated depending on which action you programmed The action taken is programmed using command 30 option 19 Activation of the invalid PIN lockout...

Page 51: ...ed indicators are disabled during a timed IPL To determine the IPL state enter a known invalid PIN such as 123456 This should generate the usual three beeps indicating the PIN is not found If the beeps do not occur then IPL is active Also note that invalid PINs entries are not logged during an active IPL There are a number of ways to clear an active timed IPL 1 pressing the program button or disco...

Page 52: ...s or wish to delete earlier programming 1 Enter Program Mode Press 99 Master Code The yellow LED flashes slowly 2 Enter the command to reset system defaults Press 40 00000 00000 The yellow LED continues to blink slowly 3 Exit Program Mode Press 2 7 6 a Erasing Entire Memory Resetting System Defaults Entering command 46 deletes everything from the prox pad memory including the user list but not the...

Page 53: ...or reporting later The factory default is for all transaction events to be stored in the log To select which events you want to save to the log use the following command sequence 1 Enter Program Mode Press 99 Master Code The yellow LED flashes slowly 2 To set an event to save to the log press 73 Event Code 1 The yellow LED continues to blink slowly To disable an event from saving to the log press ...

Page 54: ...lashing Now to dump the log to the Data Collection Device simply enter the code or present the card while outside programming mode Prior to entering the code presenting the card make sure you ve set the Data Collection Device to capture the data and place the device in front of the IR LED After you enter the log dump code present card the unit beeps 3 times and then the green LED flashes and yello...

Page 55: ...dump the user list starting at a specific user location When you dump the user list to the Data Collection Device all users from the starting location to user 2000 are transmitted including empty user locations You ll be able to see exactly where each user code is stored in memory This is important in case you ever need to delete or modify a particular user 1 Enter Program Mode Press 99 Master Cod...

Page 56: ...d door Delete Users user location See section 2 7 3 Set clear standard option 30 option s c See Chart below Option Set Clear 0 Audio Keypress Feedback 1 Enabled 0 Disabled 1 Visual Keypress Feedback 1 Enabled 0 Disabled 2 Auto Entry 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 3 Operating Mode 0 Standalone 1 Front End 4 Facility Code Access 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 5 Forced Door Audio Alert 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 6 Propped Doo...

Page 57: ... 0 ttt propped door time to nearest 10 s seconds entered as 30 990 default 30 secs this sets the time for both Aux Relay and local sounder Set Forced Door Time 45 ttt 0 ttt forced door time to nearest 10 s seconds entered as 30 990 default 10 secs this sets time for both Aux Relay and local sounder Reset System Defaults Only 40 00000 00000 Does not delete users See section 2 7 6a Delete Entire Mem...

Page 58: ...r location code repeat code present card User Types 0 Toggle latch lock 1 Normal access 2 log Dump 3 Lockout Program Consecutive Users Card Only By Presenting Cards 53 user type start user present card present card User Types 0 Toggle latch lock 1 Normal access 2 log Dump 3 Lockout Simply present one card after another Program Consecutive Users Card Only Without Presenting Cards 56 total count use...

Page 59: ...d 02 Program Denied 04 REX Request to Exit 05 Propped Door 06 Door Closed 07 Forced Door 08 Log Erased 10 Error Lockout Triggered 12 Facility Access 16 Print 17 Access 20 Toggle ON 21 Toggle OFF 24 Lockout ON 25 Lockout OFF 27 Card Code Mismatch 29 Enter Program Mode 30 Log Erased can t disable Erase Transaction Log 76 00000 00000 See section 2 8 2 C To exit Program mode Press Yellow stops flashin...

Page 60: ... access control panel makes all the access control decisions controls the locking device controls the alarm output relays and the monitors any other inputs and outputs it may have The prox pad maintains its own set of programming commands for various keypad options 3 2 Wiring the Wiegand Front End The following section shows how to wire the prox pad to a Wiegand control panel If you require furthe...

Page 61: ...so refer to Table 13 for further details on troubleshooting issues with the master code 3 3 2 Changing the Master Code The default master code of 1234 must be changed prior to performing any programming on the prox pad unit Attempting to perform any programming commands produces a program error solid yellow LED To clear this error simply press the key The only exception to this rule is the 46 comm...

Page 62: ... refer to section 3 3 5 below for details Since the keypad only transmits as 26 Bit data codes can t exceed 65535 This is because there are only 16 bits availible in the 26 bit data stream If you enter a code that exceeds this number a single long beep is generate indicating the value is too large and the data is not sent It is not possible to perform Card and Code operation requiring both to gain...

Page 63: ...The yellow LED continues to blink slowly 3 Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops flashing 3 3 8 Enabling Disabling Visual Keypress Feedback Visual Keypress Feedback refers to the yellow LED flashing momentarily each time a key is pressed This feedback indicates the key was pressed hard enough for the prox pad to acknowledge and recognize which key you pressed By default this option is enabl...

Page 64: ...When auto entry is enabled you do not have to press the key after 99 master code to enter program mode 1 Enter Program Mode Press 99 Master Code The yellow LED flashes slowly 2 To enable this feature press 30 2 1 The yellow LED continues to blink slowly To disable this feature press 30 2 0 The yellow LED continues to blink slowly 3 Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops flashing 3 3 10 Enabl...

Page 65: ... flashing 3 3 12 Programming the Red LED Active State In Wiegand Front End Mode you can control how the red LED operates using the LED wire which is the brown wire on connector P3 When you program this option for an active high state the red LED turns on when the wire is connected to positive voltage When you program this option for an active low state the red LED turns on when the wire is connect...

Page 66: ...ED for an active low state press 30 12 0 The yellow LED continues to blink slowly 3 Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops flashing 3 3 14 Programming the Wiegand Pulse Width If you panel requires a specific pulse width the width of each individual data bit you can program that with the parameter below It s programmable from 20μS micro seconds to 5100μS the default value is 160μS The value f...

Page 67: ...ou need a specific inter pulse spacing 1 Enter Program Mode Press 99 Master Code The yellow LED flashes slowly 2 Enter the pulse width value 1 to 255 20μS increments default 32 640μS Press 32 1 value 3 Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops flashing 3 3 16 Reseting System Defaults and Erasing Memory Entering command 46 deletes everything from the prox pad memory except the transaction log an...

Page 68: ...rgized timed or latched Quick double red green flash Prox card read correctly All LED s Rapid red yellow green sequencing Power on reset Sounder system Very quick beep 10 ms with yellow LED blink every second EEPROM read error during get system parameters can be turned off by running self test Sounder after PIN Single long beep Value entered too big cannot be represented in 16 bits Wiegand mode So...

Page 69: ...edback 1 Enabled 0 Disabled 1 Visual Keypress Feedback 1 Enabled 0 Disabled 2 Auto Entry 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 3 Operating Mode 0 Standalone 1 Front End 9 Wiegand Red LED Enable 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 10 Wiegand Red LED Active State 0 Low 1 High 11 Wiegand Geen LED Enable 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 12 Wiegand Green LED Active State 0 Low 1 High 15 Front End Mode Select 0 Wiegand Front End 1 Secured Series ...

Page 70: ...ess control decisions controls the locking device controls the alarm output relays and the monitors REX and the door contacts The prox pad maintains it s own set of programming commands for various keypad options 4 2 Wiring the Secured Series Front End You can connect the prox pad as a front end to an IEI Secured Series Door Control Module by following the diagram below Using connector P3 on the p...

Page 71: ...n flash Prox card read correctly All LED s Rapid red yellow green sequencing Power on reset Sounder system Very quick beep 10 ms with yellow LED blink every second EEPROM read error during get system parameters can be turned off by running self test Sounder after PIN 3 rapid beeps after PIN not found Sounder after card 3 very rapid beeps PIN not found facility code company ID mismatch and access b...

Page 72: ...on troubleshooting issues with the master code 4 5 2 Changing the Master Code The default master code of 1234 must be changed prior to performing any programming on the prox pad unit Attempting to perform any programming commands produces a program error solid yellow LED To clear this error simply press the key The only exception to this rule is the 46 command used to default the unit All other pr...

Page 73: ...ype Either standard 26 bit which is the default value or Corporate 1000 prox cards are allowed during Secured Series mode No other format cards can be used The PIN data is extracted from these card types and sent to the Secured Series Door Control Module for verification This card type option is set using the following commands 1 Enter Program Mode Press 99 master code The yellow LED blinks slowly...

Page 74: ...N operation Press 30 17 0 Program the prox pad keypad for OUT operation Press 30 17 1 4 Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops blinking 4 5 6 Enabling Disabling Facility Code Matching The facility match required option provides an extra level of security for Secured Series Front End card operations This option ensures that only cards with a facility code matching the value programmed into th...

Page 75: ... Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops flashing 4 5 8 Corporate 1000 Company ID This option is only used when you are using corporate 1000 proximity cards and you are using the facility matching feature When using the facility code matching feature the facility code of each card used on the prox pad to gain access must match the facility code programming with this command You must first sel...

Page 76: ...es not require the card to leave the read field In fact one of the main uses of this feature is to adjust the processing rate of cards that remain in the field Now you can extend the processing time to stop this type of unwanted toggling Simply extend the timer value to accomplish this The anti passback timer is set through command 32 parameter 3 see below The duration of the time delay can be set...

Page 77: ...The yellow LED continues to blink slowly 3 Exit Program Mode Press The yellow LED stops flashing 4 5 11 Enabling Disabling Visual Keypress Feedback Visual Keypress Feedback refers to the yellow LED flashing momentarily each time a key is pressed This feedback indicates the key was pressed hard enough for the prox pad to acknowledge and recognize which key you pressed By default this option is enab...

Page 78: ...d since you ll reach that number of digits prior to entering the key Note When auto entry is enabled you do not have to press the key after 99 master code to enter program mode 1 Enter Program Mode Press 99 Master Code The yellow LED flashes slowly 2 To enable this feature press 30 2 1 The yellow LED continues to blink slowly To disable this feature press 30 2 0 The yellow LED continues to blink s...

Page 79: ...back 1 Enabled 0 Disabled 2 Auto Entry 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 3 Operating Mode 0 Standalone 1 Front End 14 Prox Card Anti Passback Select 0 Disabled 1 Enabled 15 Front End Mode Select 0 Wiegand Front End 1 Secured Series Front End 16 Secured Series Keypad In Out Select 0 In keypad outside 1 Out keypad inside 17 Secured Series Reader In Out Select 0 In reader outside 1 Out reader inside 20 Prox Card ...

Page 80: ...using steps 1 5 above fails to resolve the problem Make sure that you have a written description of the problem and any steps you may have taken attempting to remedy the problem before calling for help Write down the version number of your prox pad unit before calling IEI for help 5 2 Performing a Keypad Self Test To determine which version of the prox pad keypad you have and to verify all the key...

Page 81: ...etal surface or other equipment producing RF interference For metal surface problems see section 1 13 3 for RF interference problems see section 1 13 4 prox pad unit not entering program mode when 99 Master code is pressed on the prox pad keypad or installer programmer forgets the master code Various master code has been changed is incorrect or new code not programmed correctly 1 With power to the...

Page 82: ...prox pad Installation Programming Manual 5 3 Troubleshooting Flow Charts prox pad Indicates Acceptance But Lock Does Not Active Page 82 of 86 Document 6055676 Rev 2 2 D4b ...

Page 83: ...ng Document 6055676 Rev 2 2 D4b Page 83 of 86 Note If defaulting the unit resolves the issue a glitch in the prox pad memory may have been the issue To solve this problem IEI recommends using a filtered and regulated power supply to prevent power surges and similar electrical issues from occurring ...

Page 84: ...prox pad Installation Programming Manual External Request to Exit Input Not Page 84 of 86 Document 6055676 Rev 2 2 D4b ...

Page 85: ... cycles the system ON and OFF The voltage must remain constant during this operation indicating that the electrical system is stable and adequate Constant voltage during the test indicates a PASS response If the voltage changes more than one quarter of a volt 25 the test indicates a FAIL response 5 If the test indicates a FAIL response then there is likely and issue with your power supply Correct ...

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