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Mode 7. Accept Mode (5m).

Accept Mode is used to 

record

 all cards approaching the reader into controller memory, with Normal card 

status. In this mode, a card approaching the reader opens the door and simultaneously gets stored into 
controller memory as Normal card. This mode is used to recover the user database without collecting the 
cards from the users. 
To activate this mode, a Master card is required.Touch the reader 5 times with a Master card (short 
touches). Each touch is accompanied by short beeps acknowledging the touch; the number of beeps 
equals the touch number. So

,

 on fifth touch, the controller emits five short beeps, then in 6 s, one more 

long beep, acknowledging activation of Accept Mode.
To  leave  Accept  Mode,  touch  the  reader  again  with  the  Master  card;  a  series  of  short  beeps  will 
acknowledge the mode exit.
Note: If the supply power fails during Accept Mode activated, it will stay active after the power is back on.

Mode 8. Storing Controller Memory into a DS1996L Key (1m, 1M)

To 

record

 the controller memory into a DS1996L key, an iButton (Dallas Touch Memory) probe must be 

connected to the reader (see Fig. 5). 
Now activate Add Master Card mode, via a Master card. (See Mode 2 for description). For that, touch the 
reader with that Master card (short touch). On touch, the reader emits a short beep, acknowledging the 
Master card touch. Within 6 s, touch and hold the Master card at the reader (long touch). The reader emits 
two short beeps, acknowledging second Master card touch, then in 6 s, a beep showing Add Master Card 
mode activated on the device. Now touch the probe with DS1996L key and hold it until a series of short 
beeps sounds. That would copy all keys information stored in the controller (the database), into the 
DS1996L key. It is possible to copy this information from the DS1996L key into a computer, using a 

Z-2 

Computer Adapter

 (Z-2 Base or Z-2 EHR)

.

Mode 9. Loading Information from a DS1996L Key into Controller Memory.

To load information from a DS1996L key into Matrix

 

II K controller memory, an iButton (Dallas Touch 

Memory) probe needs to be connected to the reader (see Fig. 6). 
Please erase the Matrix

 

II K controller's memory first (either by a Master card or by a jumper). Next, 

reboot

 

the device (turn it off and back on). Initial power-up scenario will run. Touch and hold the DS1996L at the 
probe. When information transfer from DS1996L into controller memory is complete, a series of short 
beeps will sound. Copying

 

1364 keys (maximum allowed number) into controller takes no longer than 25 

s.

5. USING JUMPERS

One jumper comes with each Matrix

 

II K reader for programming purposes. There are five valid jumper 

positions (see Fig. 3).

Figure 3. Jumper Positions.

Position #1  - 

lock type selection: electromagnetic/electromechanical:

 

Jumper not installed (or installed in 

default 

Position #4): Electromagnetic lock (when the lock is 

closed, the voltage is on).

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Summary of Contents for Matrix II

Page 1: ... frequency 125 kHz Keys key fobs standard EM Marine Maximum number of keys cards 1364 Built in EEPROM Present Reading distance 2 8 cm Power supply operating voltage 12 V DC Maximum operating current 45 mA Power output for lock Field effect transistor Maximum switching current for power output 5 A Jumper for lock type selection Yes Electromechanical or electromagnetic positions Lock release duratio...

Page 2: ... Matrix II K programming and never for access Normal Access card used for passing through access point except Blocking Mode Blocking card used for both passing through access point including Blocking Mode and toggling the Blocking Mode on off Note The Blocking cards open the lock when they are being taken away from the reader Initially the memory of the controller part of a Matrix II K device is e...

Page 3: ...se duration or until the door sensor is triggered Absent from Matrix II K controller database the LED blinks 3 4 times alternating between green and red the buzzer sounds 4 PROGRAMMING When describing programming procedures it is convenient to use the term card touch to the reader which we define as swiping the reader with a card close enough for reliable card ID acquisition up to 2 cm Initial Mat...

Page 4: ...mits a short beep acknowledging the Master card recognition Within 6 s touch and hold the Master card at the reader long touch On that touch the controller emits two short beeps acknowledging the second Master card touch and in 6 s one more beep acknowledging that controller is now in Add Master Card mode Take away the Master card now To add more Master cards keep touching the reader with new card...

Page 5: ...hen the entire database is being erased with a Master card the programmed Lock Release Time is not reset Mode 5 Lock Release Time Programming 4m Touch the reader 4 times with a Master card On each touch the reader emits beeps acknowledging Master card recognition their count corresponds to the number of the touch So on fourth touch the reader emits four short beeps and enters the Lock Release Time...

Page 6: ...edging the Master card touch Within 6 s touch and hold the Master card at the reader long touch The reader emits two short beeps acknowledging second Master card touch then in 6 s a beep showingAdd Master Card mode activated on the device Now touch the probe with DS1996L key and hold it until a series of short beeps sounds That would copy all keys information stored in the controller the database ...

Page 7: ...d to the lock and Unlocked no voltage being supplied to the lock To toggle between these positions touch the reader with any Normal or Blocking card present in the device database The controller acknowledges the position toggle Unlocked to Locked one short beep Locked to Unlocked series of short beeps The managed lock should be connected to LOCK and 12V terminals on the Matrix II K reader Notice D...

Page 8: ...ternal buzzer External LED 12V DC Figure 5 Connecting external devices 12V GROUND DATA 0 DATA 1 LED G LED R BEEP ZUMM TM GND EXIT LED LOCK 12V GND DOOR ADD CLR Matrix II К Matrix II Figure 4 Connecting an external reader ZUMM TM GND EXIT LED LOCK 12V GND DOOR ADD CLR TM Matrix II К Recommended diodes 1N5400 1N5821 HER301 Probe Figure 7 Connecting a protective diode Figure 6 Connecting a probe Lock...

Page 9: ...0 2 Wall plugs 2 9 LIMITED WARRANTY Device is covered by limited warranty for 24 months The warranty becomes void if this Manual is not followed device has physical damage device has visible traces of aggressive chemicals exposure device circuits have visible traces of tamper by unauthorised parties While covered the Manufacturer will repair the device or replace any broken parts free of charge wh...

Page 10: ...uce the consumption of raw materials thus protecting the environment page 10 MATRIX II K www ironlogic me 10 IRONLOGIC CONTACTS Headquarters RF Enabled ID Limited 34 Ely Place London EC1N 6TD UK E mail marketing rfenabled com Development and production AVS LLC 7 Bobruiskaya street Saint Petersburg 195009 Russian Federation E mail marketing rfenabled com Phone 78122411853 78125421185 www ironlogic ...

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