TDSi SOLOgarde, User Manual

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5.1 5.1 5.1 5.1 C C C Controller Functions ontroller Functions ontroller Functions ontroller Functions
Several parameters of the controller can be changed using the SOLOgarde hand-held programmer.
5.1.1 5.1.1 5.1.1 5.1.1 Silent Mode Silent Mode Silent Mode Silent Mode
The SOLOgarde controller features an on-board sounder. This is to perform several functions.
To signal an alarm condition (refer to section 3.3.2 for more details of the alarm feature)
To signal that the controller has accepted programming from the hand-held programmer
To indicate fault conditions.
For certain applications, it may be preferred that the sounder does not operate. This can be achieved by setting the
SOLOgarde controller into Silent
Silent Silent
Silent mode.
Turn the hand-held programmer on by pressing and holding the power button on
the top and connect it to the bottom of the reader and log-in to the controller by
entering the 4-digit password followed by the *
**
* button. For more details on
logging-in and the password feature, please refer to section 4.2of this manual.
Ensure that the ACU
ACU ACU
ACU menu option is highlighted (flashing) and press the *
**
* key to
select it.
Highlight the Silent Silent Silent Silent menu option (flashing) and press the * ** * key to select it.
To enable Silent
Silent Silent
Silent mode (i.e. to disable the on-board sounder) press the key to
highlight Enable
Enable Enable
Enable and press the *
**
* key to accept the selection.
If it is necessary to switch the on-board sounder back on at a later date then follow the same procedure but select Disable
Disable Disable Disable
for the Silent option instead.
5.1.2 5.1.2 5.1.2 5.1.2 Door Relay Hold Time Door Relay Hold Time Door Relay Hold Time Door Relay Hold Time
The SOLOgarde controller features a relay that can be used to control a door lock or signal to other equipment (such as an
intruder panel). The default hold time of the lock 5 seconds, however it is adjustable from 1 to 60 seconds.
For cards that have been added to the DDA group, the relay will be operated for a period of time double that of the
standard lock time set. For example if the standard lock time is set to 8 seconds and a card that has been placed in the
DDA group is presented, the relay will be operated for 16 seconds.
Turn the hand-held programmer on by pressing and holding the power button on
the top and connect it to the bottom of the reader and log-in to the controller by
entering the 4-digit password followed by the *
** * button. For more details on
logging-in and the password feature, please refer to section 4.2 of this manual.
Ensure that the ACU ACU ACU ACU menu option is highlighted (flashing) and press the * ** * key to
select it.
Press the key to highlight Hld Time
Hld Time Hld Time
Hld Time (Hold Time) and press the * key to accept
the selection.
Hld Time
New Pwd
ACU
Card
Disable
Enable
Silent
Hld Time
ACU
Card