Programming Using a Master Card in OFFICE MODE.
4.1.
Add Normal Cards (1M)
Touch and hold a Master card (long touch). On touch, the reader issues a short beep
acknowledging the Master card, and in 6 s, a second beep indicating that reader has entered
Add Normal Cards mode. Now remove the Master card from the reader.
To add new cards, touch them to the reader one after another, with intervals between touches
≤16 s. Each new card touch is acknowledged by a short beep. If a card is already present in
memory, two short beeps are issued. Exit from this mode happens either automatically, in 16 s
after the last touch, or after a Master card touch. The reader confirms the exit with a series of five
short beeps.
4.2.
Add Blocking Cards (1M)
In Add Normal Cards mode, touch your card to the reader and hold for ~ 9 s, until a long beep (i.e.
a short beep first sounds, then this long beep acknowledging
Add Blocking Cards mode). If you
don't add any more cards, a series of short beeps will indicate exit from the programming state.
A Blocking card has the following functions:
- Serves as a Normal card during Normal Mode (when all Blocking and
Normal cards stored in
the database have access);
- Switches to Blocking mode (when only Blocking cards have access);
- Switches to Free Pass mode (using just the door handle, no cards required);
- Switches to Normal mode;
- Allows to open the door, if someone locked themselves out from inside.
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Programming using Master cards
Add Normal Cards
1M
1…5
– Number of touches.
Lowercase
letter (
m
) – short touch
(hold for < 1 s)
Uppercase
letter (
M
) – long touch
(hold for ~ 6 s)
Letters:
M
– Master Card
B
– Blocking Card
N
– Normal Card
Add Blocking Cards
1M
Add Master Cards
1m, 1M
Erase Normal Cards
2m, 1M
Erase All Cards (from controller
memory)
3m, 1M
Set Door Release Time
4m
Blocking Mode
1B
Accept Mode
5m
Free Pass Mode
Handle Down, 1B
X1 Socket Jumpers Designation.
OFFICE MODE
Position
1
See Paragraph 6
Add Normal Cards with no Master Card
– OFFICE MODE
Position
2
Erase All Memory – OFFICE MODE
Position
3
HOTEL MODE
Position
4
The whole X1 socket is used, when working with Z-2 USB EHR Adapter, to
load keys database from computer.
Programming with Z-2 USB RF-1996 adapter
Store lock’s controller memory onto a
Z-2 USB RF-1996 adapter
1m, 1M
See Paragraph 11
Load keys database from a Z-2 RF-1996
adapter into controller USB memory.
Initial Power-up or when
controller database is empty,
Or
1M
Table
.Programming Functions in OFFICE MODE.
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