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GEM-ACM1D  

Access Control Accessory 

 

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 

R

333 Bayview Avenue 

Amityville, New York 11701 

For Sales and Repairs, (800) 645-9445 

For Technical Service, (800) 645-9440 

© Napco 2004 

WI1221A  6/04 

SPECIFICATIONS 

 

Housing Dimensions:    

11"x12

1

/

8

"x3" (28

x

30.8

x

7.6cm) 

H

x

W

x

GEM-X255 Current Draw

: 5mA 

Operating Temperature:

 0–49°C (32-120°F) 

Input Power:

 16.5VAC via CLASS 2 Plug-In 50VA Trans-

former 

Door Zone Loop Voltage:

 10-13VDC 

Door Zone Loop Current: 

2.4mA with 2.2K EOLR

 

Door Zone Loop Resistance: 

300 ohms maximum 

Combined Door Lock Power

: D1 PWR (terminals 3+ and 

4-) + D2 PWR (terminals 5+ and 6-) 

           Voltage Rating: 12VDC 
           Maximum Current: 1.5A 
           Battery Standby Time: 

1. JP3 not installed:  Standby Time = 0* 
2. JP3 installed (factory default):  Refer to battery 

standby chart on page 8** 

Reader 1 PWR: 

READER 1 PWR (terminals 17+ and 18-) 

           Voltage Rating: 12.5VDC to 11.7VDC with JP1 set to 

12V (default).  5V with JP1 set to 5V. 

           Maximum Current: 125mA 
           Battery Standby Time: 

1. JP3 not installed and 4AH battery used = 4 Hour* 
2. JP3 installed (factory default):  Refer to battery 

standby chart on page 8** 

Reader 2 PWR***: 

READER 2 PWR (terminals 35+ and 36-) 

           Voltage Rating: 12.5VDC to 11.7VDC with JP4 set to 

12V.  5V with JP4 set to 5V. 

           Maximum Current: 125mA 
           Battery Standby Time: 

1. JP3 not installed and 4AH battery used = 4 Hour* 
2. JP3 installed (factory default):  Refer to battery 

standby Chart on page 8** 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

 

GENERAL DESCRIPTION .................................................................... 1 
SPECIFICATIONS  ............................................................................... 1 
LIST OF ACCESSORIES ...................................................................... 2 
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS .................................................................. 2 
PLAN YOUR INSTALLATION ............................................................... 2 
INSTALLATION/MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS ..................................... 3 
WIRING/CONFIGURATION  ................................................................. 3 
SECOND DOOR INSTALLATIONS ....................................................... 6 
STANDBY-BATTERY CALCULATION WORKSHEET .......................... 8 
PROGRAMMING THE ACM1D ............................................................. 9 
ACM SYSTEM TROUBLES .................................................................. 14 
DIRECT ACCESS PROGRAMMING  .................................................... 15 
ACCESS CONTROL USER'S CHART .................................................. 19 
EVENTS LOG AND KEYPAD DISPLAY EXAMPLES ........................... 20 
WIRING DIAGRAM ............................................................................... 23 
WARRANTY .......................................................................................... 24 

GENERAL DESCRIPTION 

The GEM-ACM1D is an accessory that adds integrated 
access control to the burglary alarm functions of the GEM-
X255 control panel.  It provides controlled access to a door 
by releasing a locking device (such as a magnetic lock or 
electric strike) when the proper credential is presented to 
the card reader.  Access control is integrated with the bur-
glary functions of the GEM-X255.  It can be used to arm 
and disarm the system, annunciate and report alarms and 
troubles, and monitor the access door without the need for 
additional contacts. 

 

Up to 4 GEM-ACM1D modules may be connected to a 
GEM-X255 control panel via standard, unshielded station 
wire.  Each module is capable of controlling access 
through 2 doors and uses a keypad location in the system 
for communication.  Any polling failures, AC/DC Power or 
Battery Troubles associated with the ACM will be dis-
played as a 

KEYPAD/ACM TROUBLE 

at the other keypads.  

Any ACM tampers will be displayed as a 

KEYPAD/ACM 

TAMPER

 at the other keypads.  GEM-X255 panel code ver-

sion 5 or higher must be used for GEM-ACM1D module 
installations.   

 

Although the GEM-ACM1D performs all access decisions 
immediately without consulting the panel, the panel limits 
the number of users to 195.  In addition, the Event Sched-
uler (requires use of PCD-Windows) is used to control user 
access by scheduling "User Off" and "User On" events, 
with the total number of events is limited by the panel to 
255.  

Note:

  Be aware that more than one event can be 

assigned to each user, and the total number of events al-
lowed is always limited to 255 regardless of how many us-
ers are programmed.   

 

The GEM-ACM1D requires the panel for uploading user 
codes/attributes (and their associated schedules), upload-
ing door attributes, digital dialer reporting and all Keypad/
ACM trouble/information displays. 

 

Each of the two model 6005B access card readers can be 
programmed to function independently on different doors, 
or together controlling access for both sides of one door.  
The GEM-ACM1D supports a variety of card readers, in-
cluding the Polaris XYZ magnetic card reader, the Shad-
owProx proximity card reader, the HID proximity readers, 
and the 26-bit standard Wiegand card readers.  The GEM-
ACM1D also supports the use of any "Request to Exit" de-
vice, including the T-Rex exit detector.   

 * UL installations require JP3 to be removed. 
 ** Not Evaluated by UL. 
 *** Requires GEM-2D to be installed.

 

Summary of Contents for GEM-ACM1D

Page 1: ...ng a locking device such as a magnetic lock or electric strike when the proper credential is presented to the card reader Access control is integrated with the bur glary functions of the GEM X255 It can be used to arm and disarm the system annunciate and report alarms and troubles and monitor the access door without the need for additional contacts Up to 4 GEM ACM1D modules may be connected to a G...

Page 2: ...2 24 gauge wire is recommended for all connections be tween the panel and the GEM ACM1D and 18 gauge wire for all door strikes Avoid running wires parallel to other types of wiring that can cause electrical interference Typical Installations There are two basic ways the GEM ACM1D may be in stalled to provide access control both are described be low Option 1 uses a single card reader on the exterio...

Page 3: ...irectly to the GEM ACM1D Do not use wireless contacts e Optional accessories such as an egress button au dible silence button etc should be mounted inside the restricted area 3 Install Tamper Switches J1 must be cut to enable tamper Normally open tamper switches not supplied can be installed in the front and back of the cabinet to provide protection from unauthorized entry The tamper switches are ...

Page 4: ...by schedules pro grammed into the panel These door lock outputs can operate DC powered locking devices such as magnetic door locks or other electromechanical locks and can be configured to operate in Fail Secure which remain locked when power fails or Fail Safe which unlock when power fails configurations For normally de energized door locks connect ground to terminal 4 wire terminal 3 to terminal...

Page 5: ...ly Armed Disarmed Ready Not Ready and Alarm Card Reader Sounder Operation Many card readers include a sounder for audible feed back The sounder output can be connected to local warning devices for Access Door Kick In Kick In occurs when a locked access door is opened the n c circuit between termi nals 25 26 or 43 44 opens A Kick In can also oc cur if either door circuit is shorted while locked a s...

Page 6: ...PWR and D2 PWR outputs Jumper JP3 will not affect the battery standby operation of all other terminals on the GEM ACM1D Therefore if AC power is lost the GEM ACM1D will continue to function but doors will not be powered unless powered by a separate circuit When this jumper is not installed the GEM ACM1D fulfills the UL 4 Hour Standby requirement and is allowed to re main a UL listed mercantile bur...

Page 7: ...he installation of electrically separate panic hardware to ensure the door can be opened in the event of an emergency Door strike outputs are controlled by schedules pro grammed into the panel These door strike outputs can operate DC powered locking devices such as magnetic door locks or other electromechanical locks and can be configured to operate in Fail Secure which remain locked when power fa...

Page 8: ...nals When AC power is removed these ter minals will not have battery standby voltage available UL has only evaluated the system with JP3 removed In addition this Standby Battery Chart has not been evaluated by UL 1 STANDBY CURRENT STANDBY CURRENT Amps DEVICE QTY EACH TOTAL GEM ACM1D 1 X 0 04 0 04 GEM 2D 1 X Reader 2 of 2 X Door Strike 1 X Door Strike 2 X X X X TOTAL STANDBY CURRENT Amps Reader 1 o...

Page 9: ...door For each door programmed there are three possible events that can occur and thus activate the zone specified You MUST designate a separate zone number for each of the three possible events below Zone Assign a zone number to activate when the access door is opened wired to door contacts Forced Entry Zone Assign a zone number to acti vate when a door is opened but not unlocked Door Ajar Zone As...

Page 10: ...ust be presented twice within the time specified in the Two Swipe Arm Time detailed on page 11 Corresponds to GEM X255 address 2780 bit 0 press 1 on the keypad Enable Napco Proprietary Access Format The GEM ACM1D or GEM 2D supports two proximity card formats 1 NAPCO standard 36 bit proprietary format or 2 HID standard 26 bit format Check to allow the GEM ACM1D or GEM 2D to recognize this standard ...

Page 11: ...valid and enabled user the GEM ACM1D energizes the D1 Relay which either removes power or sup plies power to the door lock unlocking the lock The lock will remain unlocked for the programmed Un Lock Time If the door is not opened as sensed by the door contact by the end of the Un Lock Time the lock power is reapplied removed re locking the door until another programmed card credential is pre sente...

Page 12: ...mn and the ACM Area column are mutually exclusive either can be used but not both with one user row The Area column assigns the keypad user code to an area To assign the user to an ACM Area see ACM Area section below Click the drop down box to display the areas and click each area to highlight and select ACM Area Assign a user and their assigned prox imity card to an ACM area Click the drop down b...

Page 13: ...ith other sched uled restricted time if needed Date Enter the dates of the week you wish to include with the previously programmed Normal Time For example the user who works 9AM 5PM Monday through Friday click in the Date column of the schedule you are changing the Date Schedules window opens Click Day of Week drop down box and click to highlight the days you wish to include IMPORTANT After adding...

Page 14: ...mapped to the access doors will indicate faulted E54 000 LOW BATT NO AC Power failure for ACM 1 Check power transformer Check for blown fuse or cir cuit breaker general power outage Also may indicate battery below 11 volts If battery not recharged within 24 hours replace it E55 000 LOW BATT NO AC Power failure for ACM 2 Check power transformer Check for blown fuse or cir cuit breaker general power...

Page 15: ...to enter the Address Program Mode Address 0000 will display 4 Press the 4 digits of the address listed below The existing data will display and the cursor will advance to the data field 5 Program the address as required 6 Press U to save 7 Enter another 4 digit address to continue programming or press C to exit and resume normal keypad operation KEYPAD 1 For ease of programming it is recommended t...

Page 16: ...5 6 7 8 ACM 1 Door 1 2784 ACM 1 Door 2 2785 ACM 2 Door 1 2786 ACM 2 Door 2 2787 ACM 3 Door 1 2788 ACM 3 Door 2 2789 ACM 4 Door 1 2790 ACM 4 Door 2 2791 Default blank blank from address 2784 2791 ADDR ACM DOOR AREA OPTIONS ADDRESS 2784 2791 ACM DOOR AREA OPTIONS 1 Select the desired option entering the option number 1 3 for each address 2 Enter corresponding option number in address location NOTE D...

Page 17: ...ss U or D to save ENABLE PANEL OPTIONS ADDRESS 2423 ENABLE PANEL OPTION 1 Select the Panel Option from the table shown and enter in the corresponding address location above 2 Press U or D to save Scheduled Free Access Index ADDR ACM 1 Door 1 4072 ACM 1 Door 2 4073 ACM 2 Door 1 4074 ACM 2 Door 2 4075 ACM 3 Door 1 4076 ACM 3 Door 2 4077 ACM 4 Door 1 4078 ACM 4 Door 2 4079 Default blank blank from ad...

Page 18: ...Y Y Y C Y Y D Y Y Y E Y Y Y F Y Y Y Y NONE Note These entries are only available when address 3905 bit 7 is enabled Example Enter a code of 123456 as 123456 from left to right ACM ZONE OPTIONS Enter the Zone numbers in two digit hexadecimal format for each option in the table below The left digit nibble determines the type of device for Keypad and 1 for ACM The right digit nibble determines the ho...

Page 19: ...19 Name Embossed Card Number Facility Code Access Level Code Type ACM Area Access Group Access Control User s Chart ...

Page 20: ... 01 09 45AM A1D1U195 KP Display NONE GEM PRINT 01 08 04 21 45 ACM 1 Access Denied to User 195 903466 via Door 1 If the card is not in database the user will be logged as User 0 Event AC Fail Low Battery Restore Burg Log 01 08 04 09 45 PM ACM Power Restore ACM 1 Power Trouble ACM Log 01 08 04 09 45 PM ACM Power Restore ACM 1 Power Trouble KP Log ACMPwrTrbR 01 08 09 45PM ACM1 KP Display NONE GEM PRI...

Page 21: ... PM Close Area 1 User 195 ACM Log NONE KP Log Close 01 08 A1 U010 KP Display NONE GEM PRINT 01 08 04 21 45 Close Area 1 User 195 Event Scheduled Free Access Activated Burg Log 01 08 04 09 45 PM External Relay 1 ON ACM Log NONE KP Log Relay On 01 08 09 45PMR001 KP Display NONE GEM PRINT 01 08 04 21 45 External Relay 1 ON This event occur even when no external relay board present on the system Event...

Page 22: ...22 NOTES ...

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Page 24: ...on purporting to act on its behalf to modify to change or to assume for it any other warranty or liability concerning its products In no event shall NAPCO be liable for an amount in excess of NAPCO s original selling price of the product for any loss or damage whether direct indirect incidental consequential or otherwise arising out of any failure of the product Seller s warranty as hereinabove se...

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