access control
systems
Corby Industries, Inc.
1501 E. Pennsylvania Street
Allentown, PA 18103
Phone: (610) 433-1412 Toll Free: (800) 652-6729
Fax: (610) 435-1963 http://www.corby.com
QUICKGUIDE TO ACCESS CONTROL INSTALLATION
access control
systems
Architectural Specifications
System 2 - Model 2003
SYSTEM 2 - Model 2016
The access control system will be a Corby Model 2003 “System 2" or approved equal. System will control one door. System will be housed
in a metal cabinet measuring 15.5" x 11" x 4.5". Cabinet will have a hinged door with a lock to prevent unauthorized access to the wiring.
Memory allocation for users, event storage and mode of operation will be user adjustable. System will support 527 maximum users and be
programmable from a built-in keypad and 48 character LCD display. System will provide an
RS-232 interface for optional programming
through a video display terminal, PC or the connection of a printer.
System will provide built-in charging for an external lead acid battery to support full system operation upon loss of main AC power. Each two-
door unit will contain a lithium battery for backup of user, system and event data upon loss of main AC power and main battery backup.
System supports a perpetual clock and calendar system, accurate to the year 2086.
Eight time schedules will be
provided for the control of users, doors and auxiliary functions. Each time schedule will consist of 32 cells each
for a total of 256 time cells. Auxiliary relay outputs will be triggerable from twenty different system events.
System will contain two direct inputs for each of the following: Keypad, Wiegand (including swipe, insert and Proximity), Bar code, Magnetic
Stripe and Touch Memory readers, Door Ajar/Forced Entry, Request-To-Exit and Zone. An input will be provided for an emergency dr
op of
the main door relays. The system will accept BCD encoded keypad codes, a proprietary Corby 30 bit Wiegand code, generic 26
Code-39 bar code, track-two magstripe code and Dallas Touch Memory device codes. System will provide 5 VDC @ 125ma. And 12
VDC @ 250ma. for card readers. Resettable fuses will provide protection for five and 12 volt outputs, AC power and rechargeable battery.
System will contain two of the following outputs: Door relay consisting of form A and form C contacts rated 5 a
mps @ 30 VDC, Red and
Green LED indicator. The following additional outputs will be provided for signaling, shunt and schedule control: Two form C relays rated five
amps, 30VDC, and two voltage outputs rated -50 mA.
The access control system will be a Corby Model 2016 “System 2" or approved equal. System will control two doors. System will be
housed in a metal cabinet measuring 15.5" x 11" x 4.5". Cabinet will have a hinged door with a lock to prevent unauthorized access to the
wiring. Mem
ory allocation for users, event storage and mode of operation will be adjustable. System will be programmable from a built-in
keypad and 48 character LCD display. System will provide an RS-232 interface for optional programming through a video display terminal,
PC or the connection of a printer. System will provide an RS-485, two wire interface for connection to other System 2's in a network. A
maximum of eight systems will be networkable to provide control for 16 doors.
System will provide b
uilt-in charging for a lead acid battery to support full system operation upon loss of main AC power. System will contain
a lithium battery for backup of user, system and event data upon loss of main AC power and main battery backup. System will support a
perpetual clock and calendar system, accurate to the year 2086.
System will support 6000 users in two door, standalone mode and 4000 users in network mode. 16 time schedules will be provided for the
control of users, doors and auxiliary func
tions. Each time schedule will consist of 64 cells each for a total of 1024 time cells. System will
allow hard and soft antipassback. Auxiliary relay outputs will be triggerable from twenty different system events.
System will contain two direct wire inputs for each of the following: Keypad, Wiegand (including swipe, insert and Proximity), Bar code,
Magnetic Stripe and Touch Memory readers, Door Ajar/Forced Entry, Request-To-Exit and Zone. An input will be provided for an emergency
drop of t
he main door relays. The system will accept BCD encoded keypad codes, 26 bit standard Wiegand codes, a proprietary Corby 30
bit Wiegand code, 26a Code-39 bar codes, track-two magstripe codes and Dallas Touch Memory device codes. System
will provide 5 VDC @ 125 ma. and 12 VDC @ 250 ma. for card readers. Resettable fuses will provide protection for 5 and 12 volt outputs, AC
power and rechargeable battery.
bit Wiegand
code,
bit Wiegand code,
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