Section 3: Programming IEI MiniMax 3 Installation/Programming Manual
3.16 Programming Wiegand Sounder Active State
The wiegand sounder terminal (SND) is used to indicate an error condition on a wiegand front end by using the reader's sounder (if
available). When an access denied error condition such as user lockout, user disabled or bad timezone occurs the sounder terminal
changes state for 2 seconds, which generates a solid tone on the reader's sounder. When error lockout occurs, the terminal changes
state for the amount of time programmed for the error lockout duration (command 32, parameter 1). By default the sounder state is set
to active low. This means that the terminal is normally high (13.8 Volts) and goes low (Ground) on an error condition. Setting the sate
to an active high means the terminal is normally low (Ground) and does high (13.8 Volts) on error condition.
Action
Command
Enter Program Mode
99 # master code *
Set Wiegand Sounder Active State to Low
30 # 17 # 0 # * * (default)
Set Wiegand Sounder Active State to High
30 # 17 # 1 # * *
Exit Program Mode
*
3.17 Enable/Disable Control Module Audio Indicators
Control Module audio indicators refers the the sounds generated by the controller to indicate various conditions after a code is entered
or card is presented at the front end. This feature should be used mainly for troubleshooting purposes, since you wouldn't be able to
hear the audio indicators when the cabinet is closed. For instance, you may want to enable this to find out why someone is being
denied access.
Action
Command
Enter Program Mode
99 # master code *
Disable Audio Indicators
30 # 18 # 0 # * * (default)
Enable Audio Indicators
30 # 18 # 1 # * *
Exit Program Mode
*
Table 5: Control Module Audio Indicators
Condition
Sounder Indication
Invalid Code or Card
3 Very Rapid Beeps
User Lockout Activated
Pair of Double Beeps
User Lockout Canceled
Single Double Beep
Access Denied – User Disabled
1 Long Beep Followed by 1 short Beep
Access Denied – Bad Timezone
1 Long Beep Followed by 2 short Beeps
Access Denied – User Lockout
1 Long Beep Followed by 3 short Beeps
First-In Auto-Unlock Activated
4 Quick Beeps
Toggle Mode Activated
6 Quick Beeps
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Note:
These audio alerts only occur on the control module not on the front end.