Rogers PRT42, Инструкция по установке и программированию

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PRT42 and PRT42-BK v1.0 fv72 EN Rev.C
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Before reader will start operation it must be configured to adequate Reader Operation Mode. When reader is set
for any of the ONLINE operating mode it doesn’t require any further programming. When reader is set for
Stand-alone Operation Mode (OFFLINE), installer must program to a reader two special cards: MASTER and
INSTALLER and then enter Installer Programming Mode and make final settings which adopt reader for
individual installation requirements. The programming of PINs and/or Cards can be done by installer or end
user in User Programming Mode.
When reader is not properly configured it may generate following signals:
No sound signals and the SYSTEM LED is ON – Microprocessor memory error, the unit must be reloaded
with new firmware.
Short beeps repeated in sequence (0.2s/0.2s) and the SYSTEM LED is ON – The Reader Operating Mode
has not been programmed.
Long beeps repeated in sequence (2s/2s) and the SYSTEM LED is ON – A MASTER and INSTALLER card
have not been programmed or the memory is corrupt.
The reader manual programming can be done either in the Installer Programming Mode or in the User
Programming Mode. To program the keypad reader you use its numeric keys. To program the no-keypad reader
a dedicated Programming Card has to be presented to the reader multiple times. For programming the unit in
the User Programming Mode, the MASTER Card is used, for programming the unit in the Installer Programming
Mode, the INSTALLER Card is used.
Note: Each User ID number contains 3 digits, only ID numbers within the 000-119 range are allowed. Any
attempt to program an existing identification tag (a card or a PIN code) will be indicated as a programming
error.
Readers that have no keypad can be programmed by multiple reading of the valid Programming Card. All
programming methods and functions described for the keypad readers are also valid for the no-keypad readers,
the only difference being that one press of a desired key on keypad reader is simulated on a no-keypad reader
by several presentations (readings) of the programming card to it. And so, to simulate on a no-keypad reader a
press of N numeric key let the reader read the programming card N times (present it to the reader and take it
back) and then wait 2..3 seconds for the reader to generate a special prompt encourage signal (
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) — this is a
prompt indicating that the reader has successfully accepted the series of card readings as a single key-press
and is ready to follow next steps of the programming procedure. Here is how to enter a digit or character
during programming on readers with no keypad:
Key How to simulate dedicated KEY on no-keypad readers during programming
[1] Read 1 time the valid programming card or press 1 time the BELL key.
[2] Read 2 times the valid programming card or press 2 times the BELL key.
[3] Read 3 times the valid programming card or press 3 times the BELL key.
[4] Read 4 times the valid programming card or press 4 times the BELL key.
[5] Read 5 times the valid programming card or press 5 times the BELL key.
[6] Read 6 times the valid programming card or press 6 times the BELL key.
[7] Read 7 times the valid programming card or press 7 times the BELL key.
[8] Read 8 times the valid programming card or press 8 times the BELL key.
[9] Read 9 times the valid programming card or press 9 times the BELL key.
[0] Read 10 times the valid programming card or press 10 times the BELL key.
[*] Read 11 times the valid programming card or press 11 times the BELL key.
[#] Read 12 times the valid programming card or press 12 times the BELL key.
Notes: The programming of a reader can be done on primary reader only. This rule is valid to either User and
Installer programming modes. The BELL key is available on some PRT readers (e.g. PRT42-BK). When reader is
not equipped with any key programming can be entirely done only through valid programming card.