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System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPREFACEThis document is a complete reference manual for the Corby System 2 Access Control unit, expansion mo

SYSTEM OVERVIEW1-4System 2 Installation / Programming ManualZone Inputs The System 2 can monitor a “normally closed” or “closed circuit” switch or ala

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES8-94System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter Keypad Code þþþþEnter Code [ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ]Press Any

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES8-95System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAssign These Output(s) þþþþOutputs [ - - - - ]Option Not Activ

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES8-96System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 0 thru 8 þþþþDoor 01 Schedule [ _ 0 ]Use 0 thru 8 þþþþDoor

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES8-97System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=NoEnter Anti-Passback [ 2 ]0=Make User Permanent þþþþE

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS8-98System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUsers Enrolled 0000 þþþþWant to Continue? [ 1 ] Use Up to 4 Digits þþþ

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS8-99System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter Door # þþþþPress Any Key00Enter Door (0=Done) [ _ _ ]01Enter Doo

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS8-100System 2 Installation / Programming ManualError!! þþþþPress Any KeyEnter Number þþþþEnter Card [00000 _ _ _ _ _

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS8-101System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAssign These Output(s) þþþþOutputs [ - - - - ]Option Not Active! þþþ

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS8-102System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 0 thru 8 þþþþDoor 01 Schedule [ _ 0 ]Use 0 thru 8 þþþþDoor 02 Sch

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS8-103System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=NoEnter Anti-Passback [ 2 ]0=Make User Permanent þþþþEnter T

SYSTEM OVERVIEW1-5System 2 Installation / Programming ManualElectronic Serial Number ChipEach System has a unique Electronic Serial Number (ESN) conta

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS8-104System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUsers Enrolled 0001 þþþþWant to Continue? [ 1 ]After you have success

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS8-105System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUsers Enrolled 0000 þþþþWant to Continue? [ 1 ] Use Up to 4 Digi

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS8-106System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter Door # þþþþPress Any Key00Enter Door (0=Done) [ _ _ ]01 þþ

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS8-107System 2 Installation / Programming Manual01 03 þþþþEnter Door (0=Done) [ _ _ ]Error!! þþþþPress Any KeyT

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS8-108System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter Number þþþþEnter ChipPress Any Key þþþþDuplicate Code!User

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS8-109System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAssign These Output(s) þþþþOutputs [ - - - - ]Option Not Active

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS8-110System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 0 thru 8 þþþþDoor 01 Schedule [ _ 0 ]Use 0 thru 8 þþþþDoor 0

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS8-111System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=NoEnter Anti-Passback [ 2 ]0=Make User Permanent þþþþEn

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS8-112System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPress Any KeyBad Code!Users Enrolled 0001 þþþþWant to Continue?

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLLING USERS8-113System 2 Installation / Programming ManualBatch Enroll Users (Option #9)Batch enrollment allows you to en

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LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES8-114System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUsers Enrolled 0000 þþþþWant to Continue? [ 1 ]Use Up to 4 D

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES8-115System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter Door # þþþþPress Any Key00Enter Door (0=Done) [ _ _ ]0

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES8-116System 2 Installation / Programming Manual01 03 Enter Door (0=Done) [ _ _ ]Error!! þþþþPress Any KeyTh

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES8-117System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 4 DigitsEnter Seed # [ _ _ _ _ ]Assign These Output(s) þ

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES8-118System 2 Installation / Programming ManualOption Not Active! þþþþPress Any KeyNote: Although the displ

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES8-119System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 0 thru 8 þþþþDoor 01 Schedule [ _ 0 ]Use 0 thru 8 þþþþDo

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES8-120System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=NoEnter Anti-Passback [ 2 ]0=Make User Permanent þþ

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES8-121System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPlease Stand By . . .Use Up to 4 Digits þþþþFirst User # [ _

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS8-122System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUsers Enrolled 0000 þþþþWant to Continue? [ 1 ]Use Up to 4 Digits þ

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS8-123System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse Up to 4 Digits þþþþNumber of Users [ _ _ _ _ ]Enter Door # þþþþ

QUICKSTART2-7System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 2QUICKSTARTBench TestU Power up. Connect supplied transformer to Terminals #2 and #3.

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS8-124System 2 Installation / Programming Manual01 03 Enter Door (0=Done) [ _ _ ]Error!! þþþþPress Any KeyEnter Num

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS8-125System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 4 DigitsEnter Seed # [ _ _ _ _ ]Assign These Output(s) þþþþOutp

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS8-126System 2 Installation / Programming ManualOption Not Active! þþþþPress Any KeyNote: Although the display stat

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS8-127System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 0 thru 8 þþþþDoor 01 Schedule [ _ 0 ]Use 0 thru 8 þþþþDoor 02 S

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS8-128System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=NoEnter Anti-Passback [ 2 ]0=Make User Permanent þþþþEnter

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS8-129System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPlease Stand By . . .Use Up to 4 Digits þþþþFirst User # [ _ _ _ _

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS8-130System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUsers Enrolled 0000 þþþþWant to Continue? [ 1 ]Use Up to 4 Dig

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS8-131System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter Door # þþþþPress Any Key00Enter Door (0=Done) [ _ _ ]01E

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS8-132System 2 Installation / Programming Manual01 03 Enter Door (0=Done) [ _ _ ]Error!! þþþþPress Any KeyThe

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS8-133System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 4 DigitsEnter Seed # [ _ _ _ _ ]Seed NumberIf you do not i

QUICKSTART2-8System 2 Installation / Programming ManualActivate Premium OptionsU If premium options have been purchased, each option must be activated

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS8-134System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAssign These Output(s) þþþþOutputs [ - - - - ]Option Not Acti

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS8-135System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 0 thru 8 þþþþDoor 01 Schedule [ _ 0 ]Use 0 thru 8 þþþþDoor

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS8-136System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=NoEnter Anti-Passback [ 2 ]0=Make User Permanent þþþþ

LCD PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS8-137System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter Number þþþþEnter ChipUse Up to 4 Digits þþþþFirst User #

LCD PROGRAMMING - DELETE USERS8-138System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 4 Digits þþþþ1st User [ _ _ _ _ ]Use 4 Digits þþþþLast User [ _ _ _ _

LCD PROGRAMMING - DELETE USERS8-139System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=No þþþþUser # 20Press Any KeyCode DeletedUse 4 Digits þþþþ1st Us

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-140System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Users þþþþSelect Report [ _ ]Reports (Option #11)In this option, you can li

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-141System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Printer/VDT, 2=LCD þþþþPrinter/VDT or LCD [ 2 ]User#0001 KN#000012480Doors 1

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-142System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTo Start / Stop Print . . . þþþþWaiting . . .Press Any KeyWaiting . . .PRINTER

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-143System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Door Perm þþþþChoose Report [ 0 ]To Start/Stop Print . . . þþþþWaiting . . .

QUICKSTART2-9System 2 Installation / Programming ManualKeypad TestU Connect the keypad using a short cable. Connect up both ports for a two door Sys

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-144System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTo Start/Stop Print . . . þþþþWaiting . . .Press Any KeyWaiting . . .User Sche

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-145System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTo Start/Stop Print . . . þþþþWaiting . . .Press Any KeyWaiting . . .User Code

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-146System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTo Start/Stop Print . . . þþþþWaiting . . .Press Any KeyWaiting . . .Temporary

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-147System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=NoDelete After Show? [ 2 ]1=Printer/VDT, 2=LCD þþþþPrinter/VDT or LCD

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-148System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTo Start / Stop Print . . . þþþþWaiting . . .Press Any KeyWaiting . . .To Star

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-149System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTo Start / Stop Print . . . þþþþWaiting . . .ConfigurationThis option is not a

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-150System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPress Any KeyWaiting . . .1=Printer/VDT, 2=LCD þþþþPrinter/VDT or LCD [ 2 ]Aft

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-151System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 1 thru 8 þþþþSchedule to Show [ _ 0 ]Sched # 01 Cell # 0112345 - - 08:

LCD PROGRAMMING - REPORTS8-152System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTo Start/Stop Print . . . þþþþWaiting . . .To Start/Stop Print . . . þþþþWaiti

LCD PROGRAMMING - SECRET # PASSWORD8-153System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 5 Digits þþþþCurrent Secret # [ _ _ _ _ _ ]0=QuitBad Secret#! [

QUICKSTART2-10System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCard Reader TestU Connect the reader using a short cable. Connect up both ports for a two doo

LCD PROGRAMMING - INSTALL OPTIONS8-154System 2 Installation / Programming ManualElectronic Serial # is þþþþEnter Option [ _ _ _ _ ]Electronic Serial #

LCD PROGRAMMING - INSTALL OPTIONS8-155System 2 Installation / Programming ManualKey Error!Press Any KeyOption InstalledPress Any KeyEnter the Upgrade

LCD PROGRAMMING - OVERRIDE OUTPUTS8-156System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Ports, 2=Outputs þþþþType [ 1 ]0=Master þþþþEnter Unit # [ 0 ]1=Por

LCD PROGRAMMING - OVERRIDE OUTPUTS8-157System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=On, 2=Off þþþþEnter State [ 1 ]1=Ports, 2=Outputs þþþþType [ 1 ]On

LCD PROGRAMMING - OVERRIDE OUTPUTS8-158System 2 Installation / Programming Manual0=Master þþþþEnter Unit # [ 0 ]Use 1 thru 4 þþþþOutput [ 0 ]1=On, 2=O

LCD PROGRAMMING - BAUD RATES8-159System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=1200 þþþþBaud Rate [ 9600 ]Change BaudPress Any KeyBaud Rates (Option #1

LCD PROGRAMMING - CLEAR USERS / CLEAR MEMORY8-160System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=NoAre You Sure? [ 2 ]1=Yes, 2=NoAre You Sure? [ 2

LCD PROGRAMMING - NETWORK OPTIONS8-161System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUnit in Standalone Mode þþþþEnter Net Option [ 0 ]Unit is a Master þþþ

LCD PROGRAMMING - NETWORK OPTIONS8-162System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter 1 thru 7Slave to Add [ 0 ]1=Yes, 2=No þþþþReload Slave? [ 2 ]Set

LCD PROGRAMMING - NETWORK OPTIONS8-163System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUnit in Standalone Mode þþþþEnter Net Option [ 0 ]RS485 TestIf you cho

QUICKSTART2-11System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPrinter/VDT TestU If a printer, VDT, or PC available you can test them.U Printer test. Connec

LCD PROGRAMMING - BACKUP-RESTORE8-164System 2 Installation / Programming ManualBackup-Restore (Option #19)This option lets you backup all data to a di

LCD PROGRAMMING - BACKUP-RESTORE8-165System 2 Installation / Programming ManualRestore System 2This lets you restore all programmed information from a

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PC/VDT PROGRAMMING9-167System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 9PROGRAMMING USING A VDT/PCIntroductionWhen in program mode, instructions and

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ACCESSING THE SYSTEM9-168System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAccessing the SystemMost users will never program the System,

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - POWER-UP MESSAGES9-169System 2 Installation / Programming ManualMEMORY ALLOCATION: You may choose any number to place in the [br

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - POWER UP MESSAGES9-170System 2 Installation / Programming ManualRequired EventsWe recommend a history Storage Buffer of at least

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - POWER-UP MESSAGES9-171System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNote: When you decide to utilize networking during the Initializa

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ENTERING PROGRAM MODE9-172System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEntering Program ModeWhile the System 2 is in run mode, the S

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - MAIN MENU9-173System 2 Installation / Programming ManualMain MenuEnter the various programming menu options from the list below.M

QUICKSTART2-12System 2 Installation / Programming ManualIf There is a ProblemIf there is a problem with the board powering up, take the voltage measur

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - TIME AND DATE9-174System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTime and Date (Option #1)This option has two parts. You will be pro

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME9-175System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDaylight Savings Time (Option #2)If the Daylight Savings Tim

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES9-176System 2 Installation / Programming ManualProgramming Time Schedules (Option #3)Before we talk about programm

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES9-177System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTime Schedule ExampleSuppose you want your clerical staff to have ac

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES9-178System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNow for a final note. What would this have looked like if, instead

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES9-179System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDay-of-Week or Holiday DateNow that you've selected the time ce

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES9-180System 2 Installation / Programming ManualChanging a CellIf you wish to change a “Holiday Cell” to a “Day of t

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES9-181System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTrigger StateWe're almost there! By programming the DAY / HOLID

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - SELECT CARD TYPE9-182System 2 Installation / Programming ManualSelect Card Type (Option #4)System 2 can accept five different re

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - PORT CONFIGURATION9-183System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPort Configuration (Option #5)The System 2 has two Ports. Each

QUICKSTART2-13System 2 Installation / Programming ManualQuick InstallationU Remove all power from the unit. AC and standby battery.U Run the wire. Y

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - PORT CONFIGURATION9-184System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNote: Although the display states the Option is Not Active, the

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - PORT CONFIGURATION9-185System 2 Installation / Programming ManualSelecting the Input Device(s)Each System 2 Port can accept a Key

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - PORT CONFIGURATION9-186System 2 Installation / Programming ManualRelay TypeWhen a valid code is entered, the Port’s door relay ma

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - PORT CONFIGURATION9-187System 2 Installation / Programming ManualSelecting Any Card/Chip ModeIn this mode, any Corby Cards or Dat

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - AUXILIARY OUTPUTS9-188System 2 Installation / Programming ManualProgram Aux Outputs (Option #6)A two-door System 2 provides four

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - AUXILIARY OUTPUTS9-189System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTrigger EventAs we mentioned above, an output can be triggered by

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - AUXILIARY OUTPUTS9-190System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAs discussed above, various system events can be assigned to oper

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - AUXILIARY OUTPUTS9-191System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNote: Although the display states the Option is Not Active, the o

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ANTI-PASSBACK9-192System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAnti-Passback (Option #7)You must have the Second Door option activa

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES9-193System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAdd or Change User (Option #8)You must first Select Card T

System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNOTICEThe following features were not investigated by UL:- Keypads- Networking - Computer Interface- Data Ch

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PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES9-194System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor NumberThis part may seem a bit confusing, so be sure t

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES9-195System 2 Installation / Programming ManualThe VDT will display the instructions:01 03Enter Door (0=Do

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES9-196System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNote: Although the display states the Option is Not Active,

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES9-197System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor SchedulesAs we discussed in the schedule section of th

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES9-198System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAnti-Passback(You may not be permitted to program Anti-Pass

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS9-199System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnrolling CardsIn this option, you'll specify a user’s card,

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS9-200System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor NumberThis part may seem a bit confusing, so be sure to read

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS9-201System 2 Installation / Programming ManualIf you select Port #3 and you do not have this System set-up for n

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS9-202System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNote: Although the display states the Option is Not Active, the ou

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS9-203System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor SchedulesAs we discussed in the schedule section of this manu

VERSIONS & UPGRADES3-15System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 3VERSIONS & UPGRADESVersionsSystem 2 is available in two different ve

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE CARDS9-204System 2 Installation / Programming Manual Anti-Passback(You may not be permitted to program Anti-Passback).

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS9-205System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnrolling Data ChipsIn this option, you'll specify a use

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS9-206System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor NumberThis part may seem a bit confusing, so be sure to

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS9-207System 2 Installation / Programming ManualIf you select Port #3 and you do not have this System set-up

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS9-208System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNote: Although the display states the Option is Not Active, t

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS9-209System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor SchedulesAs we discussed in the schedule section of this

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE DATA CHIPS9-210System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUser Type(You may not be permitted to program User Type).This

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL USERS9-211System 2 Installation / Programming ManualBatch Enroll Users (Option #9)Batch enrollment allows you to ent

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES9-212System 2 Installation / Programming ManualBatch Enrolling Keypad CodesSystem StatusWhen this Option

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES9-213System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNumber of UsersHere you will specify the number of users

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PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES9-214System 2 Installation / Programming ManualThe VDT will display the instructions: 01 03Enter Door

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES9-215System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNote: Although the display states the Option is Not Activ

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES9-216System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor SchedulesAs we discussed in the schedule section of

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES9-217System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAnti-Passback(You may not be permitted to program Anti-Pa

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL KEYPAD CODES9-218System 2 Installation / Programming ManualSystem Function While Batch LoadingIMPORTANT NOTE: The sy

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS9-219System 2 Installation / Programming ManualBatch Enrolling Wiegand, Proximity, Bar Code or Mag-Stripe Cards

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS9-220System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNumber of UsersHere you will specify the number of users you wan

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS9-221System 2 Installation / Programming ManualThe VDT will display the instructions: 01 03Enter Door (0=Done

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS9-222System 2 Installation / Programming ManualSeed NumberNote: This prompt will only appear if any of your por

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS9-223System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNote: Although the display states the Option is Not Active, the

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT4-17System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 4OPTIONAL EQUIPMENTProgramming WandTo assist you while entering Data Chips we

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS9-224System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor SchedulesAs we discussed in the schedule section of this ma

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS9-225System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAnti-Passback(You may not be permitted to program Anti-Passback)

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL CARDS9-226System 2 Installation / Programming ManualSystem Function While Batch LoadingIMPORTANT NOTE: The system wi

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS9-227System 2 Installation / Programming ManualBatch Enrolling Data ChipsSystem StatusWhen this Option is

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS9-228System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor NumberThis part may seem a bit confusing, so be sure t

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS9-229System 2 Installation / Programming ManualThe VDT will display the instructions:01 03Enter Door #To G

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS9-230System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNote: Although the display states the Option is Not Active,

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS9-231System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor SchedulesAs we discussed in the schedule section of th

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS9-232System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAnti-Passback(You may not be permitted to program Anti-Pass

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BATCH ENROLL DATA CHIPS9-233System 2 Installation / Programming ManualSystem Function While Batch LoadingIMPORTANT NOTE: The syst

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT4-18System 2 Installation / Programming ManualModemsModems can be used with a Video Display Terminal (VDT) or PC to call a System 2

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - DELETE USERS9-234System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDelete Users (Option #10)This option removes a single user or a group

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - DELETE USERS9-235System 2 Installation / Programming ManualThe VDT will count users it is deleting from the System.The VDT will d

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - REPORTS9-236System 2 Installation / Programming ManualReports (Option #11)In this option, you can list Users, Events, Port Confi

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - REPORTS9-237System 2 Installation / Programming ManualChoosing the Output DeviceThe next choice you have is to view the users on

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - REPORTS9-238System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNetwork ModeUsersBe sure to “List Users” using a printer after you have all

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - REPORTS9-239System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUser SchedulesPress Any Key to Start the print process.To Start/Stop Print

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - REPORTS9-240System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUser CodesPress Any Key to Start the print process.To Start/Stop Print ...P

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - REPORTS9-241System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEventsSo far, we've talked about the System 2 taking a user code and g

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - REPORTS9-242System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPRINTER/VDTIf using a Printer, VDT or PC to print / list users you may pres

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - REPORTS9-243System 2 Installation / Programming ManualConfigurationThis option is not available if you are using an LCD. You mus

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT4-19System 2 Installation / Programming ManualVideo Display Terminal / Personal ComputerSystem 2 has a built in, 9600 baud serial po

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - REPORTS9-244System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCard Type = NonePort 01: Keypad Relay Time = 005 Schedule = 01Port 02: Keyp

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - REPORTS9-245System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPRINTER/VDTIf you selected 1=Printer/VDT as your output device the VDT will

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - SECRET # PASSWORD9-246System 2 Installation / Programming ManualSecret # Password (Option #12)This is the options to change the

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - INSTALL OPTIONS9-247System 2 Installation / Programming ManualInstall Options (Option #13)The System 2 has a number of “user ins

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - INSTALL OPTIONS9-248System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter the Upgrade KeyAfter contacting Corby, give us your Electroni

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - OVERRIDE OUTPUTS9-249System 2 Installation / Programming ManualOverride Outputs (Option #14)This option allows the user to manua

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - OVERRIDE OUTPUTS9-250System 2 Installation / Programming ManualOverride OutputsIf you chose to Override Outputs, you can now choo

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BAUD RATES9-251System 2 Installation / Programming ManualBaud Rates (Option #15)This option allows the user to change the Baud R

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING CLEAR USERS/MEMORY9-252System 2 Installation / Programming ManualClear Users (Option #16)This option allows you to clear any progr

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - NETWORK OPTIONS9-253System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNetwork Options (Option #18)When you first powered up the unit, (ba

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PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - NETWORK OPTIONS9-254System 2 Installation / Programming ManualConfigure NetworkIf you choose to configure the network, the VDT wi

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - NETWORK OPTIONS9-255System 2 Installation / Programming ManualRS485 TestIf you chose the RS485 Test, the output will last for app

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BACKUP-RESTORE9-256System 2 Installation / Programming ManualBackup-Restore (Option #19)This option lets you backup all data to a

PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - BACKUP-RESTORE9-257System 2 Installation / Programming ManualRestore System 2This lets you restore all programmed information fro

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WINDOWS PROGRAMMING & MODEM SETUP10-259System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 10WINDOWS PROGRAMMING &MODEM SETUPIntroductionGetting

WINDOWS PROGRAMMING & MODEM SETUP10-260System 2 Installation / Programming ManualWindows 3.1Starting Windows from a DOS promptU Type C:\WINDOWS &l

WINDOWS PROGRAMMING & MODEM SETUP10-261System 2 Installation / Programming ManualWindows 95 (HyperTerminal Private Edition 3.0)Starting Windows fr

WINDOWS PROGRAMMING & MODEM SETUP10-262System 2 Installation / Programming ManualSet-up & Installation for the 4126 USRobotics ModemSoftware S

EPROM & RAM CHIPS11-263System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 11INSTALLING AN EPROM OR RAM1. Remove the external battery. (Unplug the

INSTALLATION5-21System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 5INSTALLATIONPLAN THE JOBUNDERSTAND THE EQUIPMENTREAD THE MANUALThis short section i

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TROUBLESHOOTING12-265System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 12TROUBLESHOOTINGNothing on LCD/ no LEDs onPossible Cause:U Electrical Outlet -

TROUBLESHOOTING12-266System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor Ajar & Forced Entry messages appear without being wiredPossible Cause:U When t

TROUBLESHOOTING12-267System 2 Installation / Programming ManualMy proximity reader works, but doesn’t have the advertised read-rangePossible Cause: U

TROUBLESHOOTING12-268System 2 Installation / Programming Manual“Memory Corrupt” and “Reset” messages while programming theunitPossible Cause:U The sys

FAQ’S13-269System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 13FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSQ. Must I have an earth ground for the System 2?A. Yes. A go

FAQ’S13-270System 2 Installation / Programming ManualQ. Can I connect an on-site terminal and modem to the System 2 at the same time?A. No. There is o

FAQ’S13-271System 2 Installation / Programming ManualQ. Can the System 2 use other manufacture’s Wiegand cards?A. We use customized 30-bit Wiegand car

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AVAILABLE USERS CHARTA-273System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAPPENDIX AAVAILABLE USERS CHARTSTEP 1. Select the appropriate base number of user

INSTALLATION5-22System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEarth GroundThis is very important because the System 2 must be protected from voltage trans

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LCD MESSAGESB-275System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAPPENDIX BLCD MESSAGESAC Off = AC power loss. AC On = AC power restored.AP Error = Ant

LCD MESSAGESB-276System 2 Installation / Programming ManualMem Clear = All memory was cleared.Module Reset = One of the small processors have rese

TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONSC-277System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAPPENDIX CTERMINAL DESCRIPTIONSTerminal #1 - Earth GroundThis terminal must be con

TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONSC-278System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTerminal #22 - (-) Common negativeThis is the System 2's common negative for

TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONSC-279System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTerminals #35 through #36 - Shunt ContactsThese contacts are rated at 5 AMPS 30 vo

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GLOSSARYD-281System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAPPENDIX DGLOSSARYABAAmerican Bankers Association. This association set a standard used in Mag

GLOSSARYD-282System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCPU Central Processing Unit. Usually the main microprocessor in the system.CTSClear to Send.

GLOSSARYD-283System 2 Installation / Programming ManualForced EntryA condition that exists when a door is forced open prior to a valid user entering t

INSTALLATION5-23System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTransformer and BatteryTransformerThe main power source for System 2 is a UL listed transfor

GLOSSARYD-284System 2 Installation / Programming ManualProximity A type of card technology that sends wireless digital data from a card to a reader th

GLOSSARYD-285System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUL Underwriters Laboratories. An organization that certifies the safety and functionality ofel

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WIRING DIAGRAMSE-287System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAPPENDIX EWIRING DIAGRAMSFigure 1 Block Diagram ...

WIRING DIAGRAMSE-288System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCAUTION!!!If you use this System to operate a DC door strike, magnetic lock, relay, or a

Figure3-PCBDescriptionsandLayout48CHARACTERLIQUIDCRYSTALDISPLAYRELAY1 (+)5VDCAUX1OUTPUT1(+)6VDC(+)12VDCEMRDROPRELAYBATTERYRELAYRXD RELAY2TXDCTSAUX2DCD

Figure4-TerminalDescriptions1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1516.5VAC40VAAUXILIARYRELAYSARE5AMP,30VDC181920212223242526272829303132333435363718192021

Figure5-TestPoints18192021222324252627282930313233343536371819202122232425262728293031323334353637OPTIONALEQUIPMENTPLUG-INSH3THESELEDsSHOULDBEON:(+)5V

TABLE OF CONTENTSSECTION PAGESystem 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW ...

INSTALLATION5-24System 2 Installation / Programming ManualExternal Back-up Power If you are using an external 12 volt back-up power supply that has it

Figure6-ShieldandGroundingLayoutTYPICALGROUNDINGANDBONDINGLAYOUT.ALLGROUNDSANDBONDSMUSTCONFORMTONATIONALELECTRICALCODESTANDARDS.14GAUGEMINIMUMSystem2C

Figure7-WiringtheShieldtoEarthGround1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 151819202122232425262728293031323334353637181920212223242526272829303132333435363

Figure8-BatteryandTransformer1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1516.5VAC40VAPLUGTHISTRANSFORMERINTOA120VOLTOUTLET.IFUSINGASURGEPROTECTOR,PLUGINTOSOCKET

Figure9-PrinterConnectionCORBYSERIALPRINTERSHIELDDONOTCONNECTATTHISENDWHITEBLACKGREENMALEDB25PINCONNECTORSOLDERSHIELDOFCABLETO9PINCONNECTORCASE3720DON

Figure10-Terminal&PrinterConnectionsSHIELDDONOTCONNECTATTHISENDWHITEREDBLUEGREENBLACKMALEDB25PINCONNECTORCONNECTTOMODEMPORTONBACKOFVDT325471 2 3 4

Figure11-TerminalUsingPhoneModemsSHIELDDONOTCONNECTATTHISENDVDTMODEMSWITCHSETTINGS MODEMSWITCHSETTINGSCORBYSERIALPRINTERANSIVIDEODISPLAYTERMINALTODIAL

REDWHITEGREENBLACKBLUE328720Figure12-TerminalUsingShort-HaulModems1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15SHIELDDONOTCONNECTATTHISENDFEMALEDB25CONNECTORFEM

Figure13-PC&PrinterConnections1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15FEMALEDB25PINCONNECTORCONNECTTOMODEMPORTONBACKOFPCOPTIONALLOCALPARALLELPRINTER(CE

Figure14-Keypadw/DoorAjar&RTEREDWIREOFGREENLEDYELLOWWIREOFGREENLEDSHIELDCONNECTSTOTHEGROUNDSCREWONTHEKEYPADCIRCUITBOARD1000FTMAXIMUMDISTANCEFROMSY

Figure15-BarCodeReaderw/DoorAjar&RTECLOSEDCIRCUITMAGCONTACTFORDOORAJAR,FORCEDENTRY,ANDTIMECANCELBLACKGREENWHITEORANGEYELLOWREDBROWNSHIELDBLUECONNE

INSTALLATION5-25System 2 Installation / Programming ManualWiring Surge ProtectionThe wire between the transformer and the System 2 should be two condu

Figure16-DataChipReaderw/DoorAjar&RTECLOSEDCIRCUITMAGCONTACTFORDOORAJAR,FORCEDENTRY,ANDTIMECANCELBLACKWHITEORANGEYELLOWBLUENOTUSEDBROWNGREENREDCON

Figure17-DataChipReaderw/DoorAjar&RTE(-)BLACKX2X1ORANGE(+)REDBLACKRTEBUTTONOPENCIRCUITCONTACTCLOSESWHENBUTTTONISPRESSED"A"GREENN.C.N.O.&

Figure18-KeriProximityReaderw/DoorAjar&RTECLOSEDCIRCUITMAGCONTACTFORDOORAJAR,FORCEDENTRY,ANDTIMECANCELBLACKGREENWHITEORANGEYELLOWREDBROWNSHIELDBLU

Figure19-OutdoorMag-StripeReaderw/DoorAjar&RTECLOSEDCIRCUITMAGCONTACTFORDOORAJAR,FORCEDENTRY,ANDTIMECANCELBLACKGREENWHITEORANGEYELLOWREDBROWNSHIEL

Figure20-ProximityCardReaderw/DoorAjar&RTECLOSEDCIRCUITMAGCONTACTFORDOORAJAR,FORCEDENTRY,ANDTIMECANCELBLACKGREENWHITEORANGEYELLOWBLUENOTUSED BROWN

Figure21-HIDMiniProxReaderw/DoorAjar&RTECLOSEDCIRCUITMAGCONTACTFORDOORAJAR,FORCEDENTRY,ANDTIMECANCELBLACKGREENWHITEORANGEYELLOWREDBROWNSHIELDBLUEC

Figure22-HIDProximityReaderw/DoorAjar&RTECLOSEDCIRCUITMAGCONTACTFORDOORAJAR,FORCEDENTRY,ANDTIMECANCELBLACKGREENWHITEORANGEYELLOWBLUENOTUSED BROWNS

CLOSEDCIRCUITMAGCONTACTFORDOORAJAR,FORCEDENTRY,ANDTIMECANCELBLACKGREENWHITEORANGEYELLOWBLUENOTUSED BROWNSHIELDREDCONNECTBLACKWIRESWITHAWIRENUTWIRENUTC

Figure24-WiegandCardReaderw/DoorAjar&RTECLOSEDCIRCUITMAGCONTACTFORDOORAJAR,FORCEDENTRY,ANDTIMECANCELBLACKGREENWHITEORANGEYELLOWREDBROWNSHIELDBLUEC

Figure25-DoorStrikeandDCPowerSupply1819202122232425262728293031323334353637INPUTINPUT(+)12VDC@1AMPMAX(-)NEGATIVE12VDCPOWERSUPPLYACTRANSFORMERA1N4001DI

INSTALLATION5-26System 2 Installation / Programming ManualKeypadsOverviewKeypads are designed to be flush or surface mounted on a wall about 60 inches

Figure26-MagneticLockandDCPowerSupply181920212223242526272829303132333435363712VDCMAGNETICDOORHOLDERA1N4001DIODEMUSTBEUSEDORTHESYSTEM2BOARDWILLBEDAMAG

Figure27-DoorAjar&Request-To-ExitCLOSEDCIRCUITMAGCONTACTFORDOORAJAR,FORCEDENTRY,ORTIMECANCELBLACKORANGEYELLOWREDBROWNSHIELDBLUECONNECTBLACKWIRESWI

Figure28-FailSafeOperationforRequest-To-Exit2 3 4 51819202122232425262728293031323334353637112VDCMAGNETICDOORHOLDER1000FTMAXIMUMDISTANCEFROMSYSTEM2TOA

Figure29-ZoneInputusingaMagneticContactCLOSEDCIRCUITMAGCONTACTTOREPORTAZONEVIOLATION1819202122232425262728293031323334353637ZONEINPUTCOMMONNEGATIVE(-)

Figure30-LineExtenderModuleandWiegandCardReader2 3 4 51819202122232425262728293031323334353637WIEGAND-DATA0MAG-STRIPE-DATAWIEGAND-DATA1MAG-STRIPE-CLOC

Figure31-ShuntaClosedCircuitAlarmContactTOALARMPANELCLOSEDCIRCUITLOOPCLOSEDCIRCUITALARMCONTACTISSHUNTEDWHENTHEDOORISOPENEDBYAVALIDCODE1819202122232425

Figure32-EmergencyDropInput1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1512VDCOUTPUTFROMTHECONTROLPANEL22GAUGE500FTMAXIMUM

1Figure33-EPROMandRAMChipUpgrades62BELOWARETHELOCATIONSYOUWILLNEEDTOKNOWFOREPROMAND/ORRAMCHIPUPGRADES.FORDETAILEDINFORMATIONONTHEIRREPLACEMENTREFERTOT

Figure34-NetworkingMultipleSystemsTogether1)ThediagramaboveillustratestheMasterinthemiddleoftheRS485buss.ItisnotnecessarytoplacetheMasterinthemiddle,i

INDEXF-323System 2 Installation / Programming ManualINDEXAC PowerStatus ...6-52An

INSTALLATION5-27System 2 Installation / Programming ManualKeypad StylesChoose one of seven Corby Keypads.Indoor Keypads:4020 - flush mount, with one g

INDEXF-324System 2 Installation / Programming ManualBatch Enrolling Keypad Codes ... 8-114, 9-212Additio

INDEXF-325System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnrolling DataChips ...8-105, 9-205Additiona

INDEXF-326System 2 Installation / Programming ManualMagnetic Stripe Card ReadersOverview ...

INDEXF-327System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPrinter ...4-18, 5-46Baud Rate

INDEXF-328System 2 Installation / Programming ManualReports ... 8-140, 9-236Configurat

INDEXF-329System 2 Installation / Programming ManualWiegand ReadersCards ...5-40O

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INSTALLATION5-28System 2 Installation / Programming ManualKeypad ConnectionsConnections from the wiring harness to the System 2 terminal strip:Yellow

INSTALLATION5-29System 2 Installation / Programming ManualReadersOverview Readers are designed to be flush mounted or surface mounted on a wall depend

INSTALLATION5-30System 2 Installation / Programming ManualGrounding ReadersThe foil shield of the cable running to all Readers should only be connecte

INSTALLATION5-31System 2 Installation / Programming Manual Bar Code ReadersOverviewCorby Bar Code Readers will only work with Bar Code Cards that use

INSTALLATION5-32System 2 Installation / Programming ManualBar Code Reader & LED ConnectionsAll wire connections are made from the wiring harness t

INSTALLATION5-33System 2 Installation / Programming ManualData Chip ReadersOverviewData Chips contain an internal electronic memory chip which is bond

TABLE OF CONTENTSSECTION PAGESystem 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor Locks ...

INSTALLATION5-34System 2 Installation / Programming ManualData Chip Reader Wire RunsThese Readers require five wires with shield. Data Chip Readers a

INSTALLATION5-35System 2 Installation / Programming ManualMagnetic Stripe Card ReadersOverviewCorby Mag-Stripe Readers are available in indoor and out

INSTALLATION5-36System 2 Installation / Programming ManualMagnetic Stripe Reader & LED ConnectionsIndoor Magnetic Stripe Reader & LED Connecti

INSTALLATION5-37System 2 Installation / Programming ManualProximity ReadersOverviewCorby Proximity Cards are read when they are brought within reading

INSTALLATION5-38System 2 Installation / Programming ManualMotorola/Indala Proximity Card Readers:4177 - Indoor/Outdoor Wiegand Style, black up to 4&qu

INSTALLATION5-39System 2 Installation / Programming ManualSo you can keep track of your color codes used in this installation, write in the color matc

INSTALLATION5-40System 2 Installation / Programming ManualWiegand ReadersOverviewAll wire connections are made using the screw terminal located on the

INSTALLATION5-41System 2 Installation / Programming ManualWiegand Reader & LED Connections from the Reader to the System 2: ( Figure 24).GND to #2

INSTALLATION5-42System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor LocksDirect Current (DC) door strikes or DC magnetic door holding devices (mag locks) r

INSTALLATION5-43System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor Ajar / Forced Entry / Time CancelDoor Ajar & Forced EntryDoor Ajar & Forced Ent

TABLE OF CONTENTSSECTION PAGESystem 2 Installation / Programming ManualBatch Enroll Users (Option #9) ...

INSTALLATION5-44System 2 Installation / Programming ManualYou must ensure that the RTE wire from Terminal #27 Never can be accessed byunauthorized per

INSTALLATION5-45System 2 Installation / Programming ManualHeavy-Duty RTE Button (p/n 4035) Use the following wire connections.Normal Operation:Green

INSTALLATION5-46System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPrinterCorby’s optional security printer (p/n 4007) is UL listed, requires 110/120VAC, 60hz

INSTALLATION5-47System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPrinter Baud Rate and Dip Switch SettingsThe System 2 outputs serial data at 9600 Baud with

INSTALLATION5-48System 2 Installation / Programming ManualVideo Display Terminal (VDT) (p/n #4100)Unpack and inspect the terminal shipping box. Inclu

INSTALLATION5-49System 2 Installation / Programming ManualModems Phone ModemsDial-up telephone modems can be used for remote programming. One modem i

INSTALLATION5-50System 2 Installation / Programming ManualPersonal Computer (PC)Serial data is sent to and received from a PC via a RS232 data link wh

SYSTEM OPERATION6-51System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 6SYSTEM OPERATIONProgramming FunctionsProgramming is done through the Keypad and

SYSTEM OPERATION6-52System 2 Installation / Programming ManualDoor FunctionsTime CancelWhen the door is closed before the allotted time, any remaining

SYSTEM OPERATION6-53System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUser NumbersSystem 2 uses of two sets of numbers to organize its data. One is the user

TABLE OF CONTENTSSECTION PAGESystem 2 Installation / Programming ManualAPPENDIX A AVAILABLE USERS CHART ...

SYSTEM OPERATION6-54System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUser Time Schedule ExampleA time schedule granting access from 08:30 AM to 5:30 PM Monda

SYSTEM OPERATION6-55System 2 Installation / Programming ManualRelays & Time SchedulesAuto relay activation is a very powerful security management

SYSTEM OPERATION6-56System 2 Installation / Programming ManualSchedules that Cross MidnightIf a time schedule is required to cross the midnight hour,

SYSTEM OPERATION6-57System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUser LED OperationReader and Keypad LED outputs provide the user with feedback of System

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NETWORKING7-59System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 7NETWORKINGIntroductionNetworking allows multiple System 2's to be linked togethe

NETWORKING7-60System 2 Installation / Programming ManualRS485 WiringAttach the two wires from the RS485 line to Terminals #14 & #15. Be sure the

NETWORKING7-61System 2 Installation / Programming ManualBuffer SizeThe master and slave have adjustable event buffers to store system events. Example

NETWORKING7-62System 2 Installation / Programming ManualNetwork Speed and Processing TimeThe master polls a slave once a second so that it has time to

NETWORKING7-63System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTrouble ShootingIf you are experiencing problems with the RS485 buss, follow the sequence of t

SYSTEM OVERVIEW1-1System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 1SYSTEM OVERVIEWIntroductionSystem 2 is a complete two-door Access Control System

NETWORKING7-64System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTesting Additional UnitsAdditional units can now be tested for transmission ability. Refer to

LCD PROGRAMMING INTRODUCTION8-65System 2 Installation / Programming ManualCHAPTER 8PROGRAMMING USING THE LCDIntroductionThe System 2 user interface ha

LCD PROGRAMMING INTRODUCTION8-66System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAccessing the SystemMost users will never program the System, but all users

LCD PROGRAMMING POWER-UP MESSAGES8-67System 2 Installation / Programming ManualWARNING ! ! ! þþþþClear Now? [ 1 ]Initializing . . . þþþþPower-up Messa

LCD PROGRAMMING POWER-UP MESSAGES8-68System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter # of Rqrd EventsRequired Events [_100]Enter # of Temp UsersTempor

LCD PROGRAMMING POWER-UP MESSAGES8-69System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=NoAllow Networking? [ 2 ]Note: When you decide to utilize netw

LCD PROGRAMMING POWER-UP MESSAGES8-70System 2 Installation / Programming ManualElectronic Serial # is þþþþEnter Secret# - > [_ _ _ _ _]Electronic S

LCD PROGRAMMING MAIN MENU8-71System 2 Installation / Programming ManualMain MenuEnter Selection [ _ 0 ]Main MenuEnter the various programming menu o

LCD PROGRAMMING - TIME & DATE8-72System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse Military hh:mmEnter Time [00:00]Use mm/dd/yyEnter Date [01/01

LCD PROGRAMMING - DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME8-73System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=NoEnable DST? [ 2 ]Daylight Savings Time (Option #2)If

SYSTEM OVERVIEW1-2System 2 Installation / Programming ManualOutputs / InputsA two-door System is equipped with two of the following outputs/inputs: M

LCD PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES8-74System 2 Installation / Programming ManualProgramming Time Schedules (Option #3)Before we talk about programming

LCD PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES8-75System 2 Installation / Programming ManualTime Schedule ExampleSuppose you want your clerical staff to have access

LCD PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES8-76System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter Schedule # þþþþChoose Schedule [ _ 0 ]This Schedule = 01 þþþþChoos

LCD PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES8-77System 2 Installation / Programming ManualThis Schedule = 01 þþþþEnter Days [ - - - - - - - - ]This Schedule = 01

LCD PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES8-78System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Yes, 2=NoChange to Days? [ 2 ]This Schedule = 01 þþþþTrigger Time [ 00

LCD PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES8-79System 2 Installation / Programming ManualThis Schedule = 01 þþþþTrigger State [ 2 ]This Schedule = 01 þþþþTrigger

LCD PROGRAMMING - SELECT CARD TYPE8-80System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=DataChip þþþþCard Type [ 0 ]Select Card Type (Option #4)System 2 ca

LCD PROGRAMMING - PORT CONFIGURATION8-81System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Program Ports þþþþSelect Option [ _ ]Port Configuration (Option #

LCD PROGRAMMING - PORT CONFIGURATION8-82System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 01 thru 16 þþþþEnter Port # [ 0 ]Option Not Active þþþþPress Any

LCD PROGRAMMING - PORT CONFIGURATION8-83System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Latching, 2=MomentaryRelay Type [ 2 ]Use 1 thru 255 SecondsMomenta

SYSTEM OVERVIEW1-3System 2 Installation / Programming ManualMain Relays Each System 2 has two independently controlled SPDT "C" form heavy d

LCD PROGRAMMING - PORT CONFIGURATION8-84System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 0 thru 8 þþþþPort Schedule [ _ 0 ]Automatic Port OperationAssign

LCD PROGRAMMING - PORT CONFIGURATION8-85System 2 Installation / Programming ManualWARNING! þþþþPress Any Key1=ANY Card/Chip Mode þþþþSelect Mode [ 2 ]

LCD PROGRAMMING - AUXILIARY OUTPUTS8-86System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter Aux Output þþþþOutput [ 1 ]1=Latching, 2=MomentaryOutput Mode [

LCD PROGRAMMING - AUXILIARY OUTPUTS8-87System 2 Installation / Programming ManualEnter 1 thru 255 SecondsMomentary Time [ _ _ 2]1 = System Reset þþþþE

LCD PROGRAMMING - AUXILIARY OUTPUTS8-88System 2 Installation / Programming ManualAs discussed above, various system events can be assigned to operate

LCD PROGRAMMING - AUXILIARY OUTPUTS8-89System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse 0 thru 8 þþþþPort Schedule [ _ 0 ]Option Not Active! þþþþPress An

LCD PROGRAMMING - ANTI-PASSBACK8-90System 2 Installation / Programming Manual1=Hard, 2=Soft þþþþEnter AP Type [ 1 ]Use Military hh:mmSet Forgive Time

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES8-91System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUsers Enrolled 0000 þþþþWant to Continue? [ 1 ] Add or Change U

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES8-92System 2 Installation / Programming ManualUse Up to 4 Digits þþþþEnter User [ _ _ _ 0 ]Enter Door # þþþþP

LCD PROGRAMMING - ADD/CHANGE KEYPAD CODES8-93System 2 Installation / Programming Manual01 03 þþþþEnter Door (0=Done) [ _ _ ]Error!! þþþþPress Any Key