SentexSystems CROWN JEWEL, Руководство по программированию расширенных функций

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PART 3
ENTRY CODES
The following steps enable you to program and delete entry codes. Entry codes can be used to gain
access without using a key or contacting you. The Crown Jewel unit has capacity for 75 entry codes.
You can program entry codes that open the main gate and are valid at all times. If you want to restrict
access, you can program entry codes to activate specific relays; and/or grant access only during
specified Time Zones (see Part 2, Section A).
A. CREATING AN ENTRY CODE (STEP 03)
Format 03 + entry code + relay code (optional) + time zone (optional) + “#”
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Entry codes are four digits long, between the numbers 0000 and 9999 inclusive.
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Relay Codes: 0 = Cycle default relay for its normal activation time
1 = Cycle main gate for its normal activation time
2 = Cycle auxiliary relay for its normal activation time
3 = Latch main gate open
4 = Latch auxiliary relay
5 = Release main gate
6 = Release auxiliary relay
7 = Release both
8 = Cycle both for normal activation times
9 = Latch both
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Time Zones are one digit long.
Examples Entry code for main gate, valid at all times: 03 + 2468 + “#”
(sets entry code 2468 to activate the main relay, valid at all times).
Entry code with relay code only: 03 + 3579 + 2 + “#”
(sets entry code 3579 to cycle the auxiliary relay for the normal activation time).
Entry code with Time Zone code only: 03 + 9631 + 3 + “#”
(sets entry code 9631 to cycle the default relay during Time Zone 3 only).
Entry code with relay code and time zone: 03 + 1234 + 1 + 2 + “#”
(sets entry code 1234 to cycle relay 1, valid during Time Zone 2).
Keypad associated relay code: 03 + 0 + “#”
(activates the relay associated with the keypad from which the code was entered). If a
"0" or no relay code is entered on the Crown Jewel keypad, relay 1 will activate; if
entered at the Auxiliary Keypad, relay 2 will activate.
B. DELETING AN ENTRY CODE (STEP 04)
This programming step erases an entry code from the unit’s memory.
Format 04 + entry code to erase + “#”
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Entry codes are four-digits long.
Example 04 + 1234 + #
(erases entry code 1234 from the unit’s memory).
C. DELETING ALL ENTRY CODES (STEP 05)
This programming step will erase all the entry codes in the unit’s memory.
Format 05 + “#”