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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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AC-D32

STAND-ALONE

ACCESS CONTROL UNIT

08/01

Contents

INTRODUCTION

Technical Specifications

Key Features

INSTALLATION

Mounting the AC-D32 Controller

Wiring Diagrams

FEATURES AND CONCEPTS

Normal, Secure, & Master Users

Modes Of Operation

Changing the Modes of Operation

Request To Exit (REX) Button

Case and Back Tamper

BL-D40 External Sounder

PROGRAMMING THE AC-D32

Entering Programming Mode

Exiting Programming Mode

1 Changing the Open Code 1

2 Changing the Open Code 2

3 Changing the Programming Code

4 Changing the Normal / Secure Code

5 Changing the Normal / Bypass Code

Door Chime Settings

6 Setting Fail Safe / Secure Operation

Setting Tamper Siren Time

Setting the Lock Strike Release Time

7 Enrolling Primary and Secondary Codes

8 Deleting Primary and Secondary Codes

0 Return to Factory Default Settings

Replacing a lost Programming Code

Replacing a lost Normal / Secure Code

APPENDIX

Glossary

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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Introduction

The AC-D32 is a proximity card and keypad access control unit.

The unit accepts up to 500 users and provides entry via the use of proximity cards and/or PIN codes.

Equipment provided

The following is provided as part of every AC-D32 package:

— AC-D32 Access Control Unit.

— Installation Kit

— Installation and Operating Instructions

Additional Equipment Required

1) Electric Lock Strike Mechanism

Fail Safe (Power to Lock) or Fail Secure (Power to Open)

2) Power Supply with Backup Battery

12 to 16V DC (From a Regulated Power Supply)

3) Request To Exit (REX) Button

Normally Open Type — Switch is closed when pressed.

4) BL-D40 External Sounder (Optional)

Provides Siren, Bell, and Chime functions to AC-D32

Other Rosslare accessories can be found at Rosslare’s

Web Site: http://www.rosslare.com.hk

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Technical Specification

Electrical Characteristics

Operating Voltage Range:

12 to 16V DC From a Regulated Power Supply

Maximum Input Current:

Standby: 40mA

Max: 90mA

Not including attached devices

Not including attached devices

Relay Outputs:

Lock Strike Relay

Auxiliary Relay

Inputs:

REX N.O., Dry Contact

Auxiliary Input (In / Monitor) N.C., Dry Contact in Monitor Mode

N.O., Dry Contact in Input Mode

LEDs

Two Tri-colored LEDs

Electronic, 3.5A

with built in suppressor protection

Form C, 1A

Built-In Proximity Reader

Read Range*

Modulation

Compatible Cards

3.5″ (90mm)

ASK at 125kHz

All 26-Bit EM Cards

Environmental Characteristics

Operating Temperature:

-25°F to 145°F (-31°C to 63°C)

Operating Humidity:

0 to 95% (Non-Condensing)

Mechanical Characteristics

Dimensions:

4.80″ (122mm) L x 2.95″ (75mm) W x 0.94″ (24mm) D

Weight:

0.3 lbs (130g)

*

Measured using Rosslare Proximity Card (AT-11/12) or equivalent. Range also depends on electrical environment and proximity to metal.

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Key Features

Here are some of the AC-D32’s key features:

!

!

!

!

!

!

Built in Proximity Card Reader (125 KHz ASK Modulation)

Built in Keypad for PIN code entry

Internal Buzzer

Comes with security screw and security screw tool

Two Status / Programming Interface LED’s

Three User Levels

(Normal User, Secure User, Master User)

!

Three Modes of Operation

!

!

!

!

!

!

!

!

!

!

(Normal Mode, Bypass Mode, Secure Mode)

«Code Search» feature makes maintaining user codes easier.

Input for Request to Exit (REX) button.

Lock Strike Electronic Relay with built-in suppressor protection.

Comes with mounting template for easier installation.

Built in Case and Back Tamper

Bell, Chime, Siren, and Strobe features available with BL-D40.

Bell, Chime, Siren, Battery Backup, Tamper Output (Open

Collector 20mA) features available with PS-X41 (Output Power

1.2A) and PS-X42 (Output Power 1.8A).

Programmable Siren Time

Programmable Lock Strike Release Time

Comes with Suppression Diode (1N4004)

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Installation

Mounting the AC-D32 Controller

1)

Before starting, select the location to mount the AC-D32 controller. This location should be at shoulder height and on the same side as the door handle.

2)

The AC-D32 is designed to be easily mounted to a US Gang Box.

Remove the Bezel Screw. (Use the diagram below to help you locate the Bezel Screw)

Mode LED

Door LED

Bell Button

Mode

1 2 3

4 5 6

Door

7 8 9

0 #

2 x 6 Matrix Keypad

Bezel Screw

3)

Screw the controller onto a US Gang Box through the two

Mounting Holes provided. (See diagram on the next page to help you locate the US Gang Box mounting holes)

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Terminal Blocks

Mounting Hole

Mode

1 2 3

4 5 6

Door

7 8 9

0 #

Mounting Hole

AC-D32

4)

Pass the wires through the exit/entry holes and attach them to the controllers terminal blocks as shown in the wiring diagrams.

(Wiring diagrams for common installations can be found on pages 10 to 12).

5)

Replace the controller’s bezel and replace the factory default screw with the security screw that is provided in the Installation

Kit. A security screw tool is also provided in the Installation Kit.

Wiring the AC-D32 Controller

A few of the typical wiring diagrams are shown on the next three pages; for other wiring diagram examples refer to the support section of the Rosslare Web Site.

http://www.rosslare.com.hk/support

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Wiring Diagrams

BL X/ RE

(-)

(+)

REX

REX / BL

Lock

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BL X/ RE

(-)

(+)

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Normal, Secure, & Master Users

The AC-D32 accepts up to 500 users and provides entry via the use of proximity cards and / or PIN codes. Each user is provided with two code memory slots, Memory Slot 1 (Primary Code) and

Memory Slot 2 (Secondary Code). The two memory slots can be programmed as Proximity Cards, PIN codes, or a combination of both Proximity Cards and PIN codes.

The way in which the two memory slots are programmed determines a users access level and also determines the way in which the AC-D32 grants access in its three Modes of Operation.

There are three user levels:

Normal User

A Normal User only has a Primary Code and is only granted access when the AC-D32 is in Normal or

Bypass Mode.

Secure User

A Secure User must have a Primary and Secondary

Code programmed, the two codes must not be the same. The Secure User can gain access when the

AC-D32 is in any of its three Modes of Operation. In

Normal Mode the Secure User must use their

Primary Code to gain entry. In Secure Mode the

Secure User must present both their Primary and

Secondary Codes in order to gain entry.

Master User

A Master User must have both Primary and

Secondary Codes programmed with the same

Proximity Card or PIN code. The Master User can gain access during any Mode of Operation by presenting their Proximity Card or PIN code to the controller. (The Master User is convenient but is less secure than a Secure User).

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Modes of Operation

The AC-D32 has 3 Modes of Operation:

1) Normal Mode

.

!

Mode LED is green

Mode

GREEN

Door

Normal Mode is the default mode. In Normal Mode the door is locked until a Primary Code is presented to the controller. Special codes such as “Open Code 1” and “Open Code 2” are active in

Normal mode. (See Page 18 for more information on Open Code

1 & Open Code 2).

2) Bypass Mode.

!

Mode LED is orange

Mode

ORANGE

Door

In Bypass Mode, access to the premises is dependent on whether the controller’s Lock Strike Relay is programmed for Fail

Safe Operation or Fail Secure Operation.

When the Lock Strike Relay is programmed for

Fail Secure Operation, the door is locked until the Door

Bell Button is pressed.

When the Lock Strike Relay is programmed for

Fail Safe Operation, the door is constantly unlocked.

Mode Door

Mode LED is red

RED

Only Secure and Master Users can access the premises during the Secured Mode.

A Secure User must enter their Primary and

Secondary Codes to gain entry. After entering their Primary

Code the Door LED will flash green for 10 seconds, during which the Secondary Code must be entered.

A Master User only needs to present their Proximity

Card or PIN code once to gain entry.

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Changing the Modes of Operation

Changing from Normal Mode to Secure Mode :

The default factory setting for the Normal / Secure Code is 3838

1)

Enter the 4-digit Normal / Secure

Code

2)

!

Mode LED will flash red

Press the

«#»

key to confirm the Mode change.

!

Mode LED is red

Mode

GREEN

Mode

RED

Mode

RED

Door

Door

Door

Changing from Secure Mode to Normal Mode :

The default factory setting for the Normal / Secure Code 3838

1)

Enter the 4-digit Normal / Secure

Code.

2)

!

Mode LED will flash green.

Press the

«#»

key to confirm the Mode change.

!

Mode LED will turn green.

Mode

RED

Mode

GREEN

Mode

GREEN

Door

Door

Door

Changing from Normal Mode to Bypass Mode

:

See Page 20 to create / modify the Normal / Bypass Code

1)

Enter the 4-digit Normal / Bypass

Code.

!

Mode LED will flash orange

2)

Press the

«#»

key to confirm

Mode LED will turn orange

Mode

GREEN

Mode

ORANGE

Mode

ORANGE

Door

Door

Door

Changing from Bypass Mode to Normal Mode :

See Page 20 to create/modify the Normal / Bypass Code

1)

Enter the 4-digit Normal / Bypass

Code.

!

Mode LED will flash green

Mode

ORANGE

2)

Press the

«#»

key to confirm the Mode change.

!

Mode LED will turn green

Mode

GREEN

Mode

GREEN

Door

Door

Door

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Request to Exit (REX) Button

The REX button must be located inside the premises to be secured and is used to open the door without the use of a proximity card or

PIN code, it is usually located in a convenient location, e.g. Inside the door or at a receptionist’s desk. The function of the REX button depends on whether the Lock Strike Relay is programmed for Fail

Safe Operation or Fail Secure Operation. The door chime in the BL-

D40 does not sound when the REX button is used to open the door.

1)

Fail Secure Operation: From the moment the REX button is pressed, the door will be unlocked until the «Lock Strike Release

Time» has passed. After this time, the door will be locked even if the REX button has not been released.

2)

Fail Safe Operation: From the moment the REX button is pressed, the door will be unlocked until the REX button is released, plus the «Lock Strike Release Time». In this case the

«Lock Strike Relay» only begins its count down once the REX button has been released.

Case and Back Tamper

If the case of the controller is opened or the controller is removed from the wall, a tamper event is triggered and a coded tamper signal is sent to a BL-D40, PS-X41 Series or PS-X42 Series Power

Supply, or other compatible device.

If the BL-D40 External Sounder , PS-X41 Series or PS-X42 Series

Power Supplies receive a Tamper Event Signal, they will activate a

Siren and if available a Strobe Light. The Siren time can be easily programmed in the AC-D32 from 0 to 9 minutes.

Clearing a tamper event is done by entering a valid User or Open

Code that will open the Lock Strike Output in the current Mode of

Operation. For example, while in Secure Mode, using the Open

Code to clear tamper event will not work because the Open Code does not work in Secure Mode. However, applying a Master Code or Secure Code will clear the tamper event in Secure Mode.

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BL-D40 External Sounder

The BL-D40 External Sounder is compatible with the AC-X31, AC-

X32, AC-X41, and AC-X42 series Standalone Controllers (For a more up-to-date list of compatible products check the Rosslare Web

Site at www.rosslare.com.hk). It is designed to operate indoors and installed within the premises to be secured. The Sounder can be powered by 16V AC or 12 to 24V DC power supply.

The BL-D40 is capable of emitting four different types of alerts both audible and visual; Bell, Door Chime, Siren, and Strobe Light.

1)

The Bell always sounds when the controller’s doorbell button is pressed.

2)

The Door Chime can be programmed to sound whenever the controller unlocks the door (the Door Chime does not sound when the REX button is used to open the door).

3)

The Siren can be programmed to sound when the case of the controller is opened or when the controller is removed from the wall. The controller can also program the length of the Siren in the BL-D40.

The Controller communicates with the BL-D40 using a coded proprietary Rosslare communications protocol. This provides a more secure link between the Controller and the BL-D40. If the BL-

D40 receives any unrecognized codes on its communication line or communication between the controller and the BL-D40 are severed, the Strobe with flash repeatedly until the communication problem has been resolved.

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Programming the AC-D32

Programming the AC-D32 is done solely via the unit’s keypad driven

Programming Menu System. To reach the Programming Menu

System the AC-D32 must first be placed into Programming Mode.

See «Entering Programming Mode» on Page 17 for more information.

During the AC-D32’s manufacturing process certain codes and settings are pre-programmed. These settings are the called the

«Default Factory Settings».

The table below shows the names of all the AC-D32 Menus. It also shows of all the AY-D32’s default factory codes and settings.

Programming Menu

Factory

Settings

Menu Description

2580

0852

1234

3838

N/A

0004

Change Open Code 1

Change Open Code 2

Change Program Code

Change Normal / Secure Code

Change Normal / Bypass Code

Change Door Release Time

Enroll Proximity Cards, PIN Code or both.

Delete Proximity Cards Or PIN Code

Return to Default Factory Setting

Menu

Number

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

0

You will find a complete description and instructions for each of the above menu items on the following pages.

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Entering Programming Mode

1)

!

!

«#»

key for 2 seconds.

Mode LED will turn off

Door LED will turn red

2)

Enter your 4-digit Programming

Code.

Mode

RED

Door

1 2 3 4

If the Programming Code is valid the door LED will turn green and the AC-D32 will be in

Programming Mode.

Mode

GREEN

Door

Note:

— The AC-D32 must be in Normal Mode to enter the

Programming Mode.

— The factory default Programming Code is 1234

— If a Programming Code is not entered within 5 seconds, the AC-D32 will return to Normal Mode.

Exiting Programming Mode

1)

To exit the Programming Mode at any time:

!

!

«#»

key for 2 seconds.

You will hear 3 beeps.

The Door LED will be off

The Mode LED will turn green

Mode

GREEN

Door

This indicates that the AC-D32 has returned to Normal Mode.

2)

Wrong entries may reset the controller back to Normal Mode.

3)

While in Programming Mode if no key is pressed for 1 minute the

AC-D32 will exit programming mode and return to Normal Mode.

4)

A short press on

«#»

key may also return the system to Normal

Mode in certain Programming Modes.

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Changing the Open Code 1

The Open Code 1 is mainly used as a method to quickly test the

Lock Strike Relay during installation.

The Default Factory Setting for the Open Code 1 is 2580.

When the first user is added to the controller, the default Open

Code will automatically be deleted, ready for a new Open Code 1 to be re-entered.

1)

Enter Programming Mode

2)

Press

!

«1»

to enter

Menu 1

The Mode LED will turn red

3)

Enter the new 4-digit code you wish to set as Open Code 1.

Mode

Mode

RED

GREEN

Door

GREEN

Door

? ? ? ?

4)

!

!

The Door LED will turn off

The Mode LED will turn green

Mode

GREEN

Door

Note:

— Open Code 1 does not function in Secure Mode.

— Wrong entries will return the controller to Normal Mode.

— Code 0000 will erase and deactivate the Open Code.

Changing the Open Code 2

The Open Code 2 is mainly used as a method to quickly test the

Lock Strike Relay during installation.

The Default Factory Setting for the Open Code 2 is 0852.

When the first user is added to the controller, the default Open

Code will automatically be deleted, ready for a new Open Code 2 to be re-entered.

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1)

Enter Programming Mode

2) «2»

to enter

Menu 2

The Mode LED will turn red

3)

Enter the new 4-digit code you wish to set as Open Code 2.

4)

System returns to Normal Mode

!

You will hear three beeps

!

!

The Door LED will turn off

The Mode LED will turn green

Mode

GREEN

Door

Mode

ORANGE GREEN

Door

? ? ? ?

Mode

GREEN

Door

Note:

— Open Code 2 does not function in Secure Mode.

— Wrong entries will return the controller to Normal Mode.

— Code 0000 will erase and deactivate the Open Code.

Changing the Programming Code

1)

Enter Programming Mode

Mode Door

GREEN

2)

Press

!

«3»

to enter

Menu 3

The Mode LED will turn green.

3)

Enter the new 4-digit code you wish to set as Programming Code

Mode

GREEN GREEN

Door

? ? ? ?

4)

!

!

You will hear three beeps

The Door LED will turn off

The Mode LED will turn green

Mode

GREEN

Door

Note:

— Programming Code can not be erased, i.e. the code

0000 is not valid and will not erase the Programming

Code.

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Changing the Normal / Secure Code

1)

Enter Programming Mode

Mode

GREEN

Door

2)

Press

!

«4»

to enter

Menu 4

The Mode LED will flash red

3)

Enter the new 4-digit code you wish to set as Normal / Secure Code

Mode

GREEN

Door

RED

? ? ? ?

4)

!

!

System returns to Normal Mode

!

You will hear three beeps

The Door LED will turn off

The Mode LED will turn green

Mode

GREEN

Door

Note:

— When the Auxiliary Mode is 1, 2, 3, or 4 the Auxiliary

Input takes priority over the Normal / Secure Code.

Changing the Normal / Bypass Code and Door Chime Settings

The Normal / Bypass Code is also used to turn the Door Chime off and on.

1)

Enter Programming Mode

Mode

GREEN

Door

2)

Press

!

«5»

to enter

Menu 5

The Mode LED will flash orange.

Mode

ORANGE GREEN

Door

3)

Below is a list of the four different ways that the Normal / Bypass

Code and Door Chime can be programmed.

a) b) c) d)

Disable Bypass Mode — Disable Door Chime

Disable Bypass Mode — Enable Door Chime

Enable Bypass Mode — Disable Door Chime

Enable Bypass Mode — Enable Door Chime

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a)

Disable Bypass Code — Disable Door Chime

Enter the 4-digit code 0000

0 0 0 0 b)

Disable Bypass Code — Enable Door Chime

Enter the 4-digit code 0001

0 0 0 1 c)

Enable Bypass Code — Disable Door Chime

Enter any 4-digit code ending with 0

? ? ? 0 d)

Enable Bypass Code — Enable Door Chime

Enter any 4-digit code not ending with 0

? ? ? 0

4)

System returns to Normal Mode

!

You will hear three beeps

!

!

The Door LED will turn off

The Mode LED will turn green

Mode

GREEN

Door

Note:

— The Door is only generated when the Lock

Strike Relay is activated due to a valid code entry.

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Setting Fail Safe/Secure Operation

Setting Tamper Siren Time

Setting the Lock Strike Release Time

1)

Enter Programming Mode

2) «6»

to enter

Menu 6

The Mode LED will flash green

3)

Construct the 4-digit code using the instructions below:

Mode

GREEN

Door

Mode

GREEN GREEN

Door

? ? ? ?

First Digit

For Fail Secure Operation the first digit should be

«0»

For Fail Safe Operation the first digit should be

«1»

Second Digit

Tamper Siren Time, enter any number from 1 to 9 minutes.

Third and Fourth Digit

Enter the number of seconds from

(1 to 99 seconds) that you want the Lock Strike to be released.

For example 0 5 1 2 means Fail Secure Operation, with a 5 minute Tamper Siren Time, and a 12 second Lock Strike release time.

4)

!

!

You will hear three beeps

The Door LED will turn off.

The Mode LED will turn green

Mode

GREEN

Door

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Enrolling Primary & Secondary Codes

Primary Codes

— Primary Codes can only be enrolled to an empty User Slot, i.e a slot where there is no existing Primary Code.

— Primary Codes must be unique, i.e. one users Primary Code may not be the same as another users Primary Code.

— Primary Codes cannot be the same as any system codes, such as the Normal / Secure Code or Open Code.

— Users who hold a Primary Code can gain entry only during

Normal Mode.

Secondary Codes

— Secondary Codes can only be enrolled to User Slot that already has a Primary Code enrolled but no Secondary Code.

— Secondary Codes do not have to be unique, i.e. multiple users can all hold the same Secondary Code.

— Secondary Codes cannot be the same as any system codes, such as the Normal / Secure Code or Open Code.

— Users who hold Secondary Codes can gain entry in any Mode of Operation.

Enrolling Primary and Secondary Codes

There are two methods to enroll Primary and Secondary codes, the Standard Method and the Code Search Method.

A. The Standard Method is mainly used when the User Slot number for the user you wish to program is known. You can program both Primary and Secondary Codes using the

Standard method. (See Enrolling Users with the Standard

Method on Page 24)

B. The Code Search Method is mainly used when enrolling a users Secondary Code and the User Slot Code is unknown.

The Code Search method only works if a users Primary Code is already enrolled but the Secondary Code is not. (See

Enrolling Users with the Code Search Method on Page 25)

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Enrolling Primary and Secondary Codes using the

Standard Method

1)

Enter Programming Mode

Mode

2)

Press

!

«7»

to enter

Menu 7

The Door LED will turn orange

Mode

GREEN

Door

Door

ORANGE

3)

Enter the 3-digit User Slot number between 001 to 500 that you wish to enroll a Primary or Secondary code to.

? ? ?

For example, the User Slot 003 represents User #3.

4)

a. If the selected slot has no

Primary Code, the Mode LED will flash green, indicating that

Mode

GREEN GREEN

the controller is ready to accept a Primary Code.

Door

b. If the selected slot already has a Primary Code but no

Mode

RED GREEN

Secondary Code, the Mode LED will flash red, indicating that the controller is ready to

Door

accept a Secondary Code.

c. If the selected slot already has a Primary and Secondary

Code, you will hear a long beep and the controller will return to Normal Mode.

5)

Present a Proximity Card or enter the 4-digit PIN that you want to assign as the Primary or Secondary Code for this slot number.

If the Proximity Card or PIN that is entered is valid the Mode LED will stop flashing and then the controller is ready for you to enter the next 3-digit slot number (refer to step 3) that you want to assign a code to, or press the

«#»

key to move to the next slot number (refer to step 4). If you do not wish to continue enrolling codes, press the

«#»

key for 2 seconds and the controller will return to Normal Mode.

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Enrolling Secondary Codes using the Code Search

Method

The Code Search feature enables you to quickly enroll a Secondary

Code to a user who already has a Primary Code.

1)

Enter Programming Mode

Mode

GREEN

Door

2) «7»

to enter

Menu 7

The Door LED will turn orange

Mode Door

ORANGE

3)

Enter the 3-digit User Slot number 000

0 0 0

!

The Door LED will flash orange

Mode Door

ORANGE

The controller is now waiting for the Primary Code of the User you want to add a Secondary Code to.

.

4)

Present the Proximity Card or enter the 4 Digit PIN Code of the

Primary Code belonging to the user you want to add a Secondary

Code to.

!

The Mode LED will flash red

Mode Door

RED ORANGE

If the Primary Code entered is not valid, you will hear a long beep and the AC-D32 will continue to wait for a valid Primary Code.

5)

Present the Proximity Card or enter the 4-digit PIN Code to be used as the Secondary Code.

If the Secondary Code is valid the controller will beep three times and return to Normal Mode.

If the Secondary Code is invalid the controller will make a long beep and then the AC-D32 will continue to wait for a valid

Secondary code to be entered.

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Deleting Primary & Secondary Codes

There are two methods to delete Primary and Secondary codes, the

Standard Method and the Code Search Method.

When deleting a User Slot, both the Primary Code and the

Secondary code are erased.

Deleting Primary and Secondary Codes using the Standard

Method

1)

Enter Programming Mode

Mode

GREEN

Door

2) «8»

to enter

Menu 8

The Mode LED will turn red

Mode

RED ORANGE

Door

3)

Enter the 3-digit User Slot codes you wish to delete.

!

The Mode LED will flash red

Indicating the controller is waiting for the Programming

Code to confirm the deletion.

? ? ?

Mode

RED ORANGE

Door

If the User Slot is empty you will hear a long beep and the

AC-D32 will return to Normal Mode

4)

Enter your Programming Code to confirm the deletion.

? ? ? ?

If the Programming Code is valid, you will hear three beeps and the AC-D32 will return to Normal Mode.

If the Programming Code is invalid, you will hear a long beep and the AC-D32 will return to Normal Mode.

Note:

— It is recommended that a record be kept of added and deleted users so that it will be easier to keep track of which user slots are empty and which user slots are not.

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Deleting Primary and Secondary Codes using the Code Search

Method

1)

Enter Programming Mode

Mode

GREEN

Door

2)

Press

!

«8»

to enter

Menu 8

The Mode LED will turn red

3)

Enter the 3-digit User Slot 000

Mode

RED

Door

ORANGE

0 0 0

!

The Door LED will flash orange

Mode

RED

Door

ORANGE

The controller is now waiting for the Primary Code of the User you want to delete.

4)

Present the Proximity Card or enter the 4-digit PIN Code of the Primary

Code belonging to the user you want to delete.

!

The Mode LED will flash red

Mode

? ? ? ?

RED

Door

ORANGE

If the Programming Code is valid, you will hear three beeps and the AC-D32 will return to Normal Mode.

If the Programming Code is invalid, you will hear a long beep and the AC-D32 will return to Normal Mode.

Note:

— It is recommended that a record be kept of added and deleted users so that it will be easier to keep track of which user slots are empty and which user slots are not.

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Return To Factory Default Settings

Warning:

You must be very careful before using this command!

Doing so will erase the entire memory which includes all User and Special Codes, and return all codes to their factory defaut settings.

1)

Enter Programming Mode

Mode

GREEN

Door

2)

!

!

«0»

to enter

Menu 0

The Mode LED will flash red

The Door LED will flash red

Mode

RED RED

Door

3)

Enter your 4-digit Programming

Code.

? ? ? ?

!

If the Programming Code is valid, all memory will be erased, you will hear three beeps and the controller will return to

Normal Mode

!

If the Programming Code is invalid you will hear a long beep and the controller will return to Normal Mode without erasing the memory of the controller.

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Replacing a lost Programming Code

Note:

The AC-D32 must be in Normal Mode otherwise this will not work. Make sure that the Mode LED is green before proceeding.

1)

Remove power from the AC-D32

2)

Press the REX button

3)

Apply power to the unit with REX button pressed

4)

Release the REX button

5)

You now have 15 seconds to program a new Programming Code into the unit using the initial default code 1234, before the controller reverts to the existing code.

Replacing a lost Normal / Secure Code

Note:

The AC-D32 must be in Secure Mode otherwise this will not work. Make sure that the Mode LED is red before proceeding.

1)

Remove power from the AC-D32

2)

Press the REX Button

3)

Apply power to the unit with REX button pressed.

4)

Release the REX Button

5)

You now have 15 seconds to program a new Normal / Secure code into the unit using the initial default code 3838, before the controller reverts to the existing code.

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A

Access Control:

Primarily refers to a device or set of devices controlling the entry of people traveling through a door or set of doors.

Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK):

The type of data communications between the Proximity Card and the

Proximity Reader.

ASK:

An abbreviation of «Amplitude

Shift Keying».

B

Back Tamper:

The electronic tamper signal advising the controller that the controller has been removed from the wall.

Bypass Code:

The four digit code used to change the Mode of

Operation of the AC-D32 from

Normal to Bypass Mode or vice versa.

Bypass Mode:

A Mode of Operation where door access is not restricted to valid users. In this mode the door may be released by anyone pressing the bell button.

C

Cards:

See Proximity Cards

Case Tamper:

The electronic tamper signal advising the controller that the case has been opened.

D

Default Factory Setting:

The settings that the controller is preprogrammed with when the controller is manufactured.

Direct Shunt Delay:

The delay time

(user programmed) used in Direct

Shunt (See Direct Shunt).

Door Bell:

The alert sound activated when the door bell button on the AC-

Glossary

D32 is pressed. (Requires the BL-

D40 External Sounder)

Door Chime:

The alert sound activated when the lock strike unlocks the door after a valid code has been presented. (Requires the

BL-D40 External Sounder)

F

Fail Safe:

The system setting in which a total power loss leaves the connected door unlocked.

Fail Secure:

The system setting in which a total power loss leaves the connected door locked.

L

Lock Strike:

Term used for the electronic or electromagnetic door lock used for locking or unlocking the door.

Lock Strike Release Time:

The amount of time (user programmed) that the Lock Strike remains unlocked when a valid code is entered.

M

Master User:

A user which has a

Primary and Secondary Code which are the same, and can gain access in any Mode of Operation.

Mode of Operation:

The state of operation of the controller. There are three «Modes»: Normal Mode,

Bypass Mode, and Secure Mode.

N

Normal Mode:

The system setting

(Mode of Operation) in which all valid users have access upon presenting a valid Proximity Card or PIN Code

(Primary Code).

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Normal / Bypass Code:

The four digit code used to change the controllers Mode of Operation from

Normal to Bypass Mode or vice versa.

Normal / Secure Code:

The four digit code used to change the controllers Mode of Operation from

Normal to Secure Mode or vice versa.

Normal User:

A user who only has a

Primary Code and can only gain access in Normal Mode.

Normally Closed:

A relay output from the controller that is activated

(closed circuit) under normal conditions.

Normally Open:

A relay output from the controller that is de-activated

( o p e n c i r c u i t ) u n d e r n o r m a l conditions.

O

Open Code 1:

The four digit code used to activate the Lock Strike Relay f o r t e s t i n g p u r p o s e s d u r i n g installation.

Open Code 2:

The four digit code used to activate the Lock Strike Relay f o r t e s t i n g p u r p o s e s d u r i n g installation.

P

Primary Code:

The unique code issued to enable access in Normal

Mode. Users with only primary codes are Normal Users.

Programming Code:

The four digit code required when entering programming mode, deleting users, and resetting the AC-D32 to its factory default settings.

Programming Mode:

The mode used when programming the AC-

D32’s system settings.

Proximity Cards:

Electronically numbered ID badges allocated to

AC-D32 Page 31 system users and read by the

Proximity Card Reader.

R

Relay:

An electronically controlled switch used for providing an Open

Circuit or Closed Circuit output to external devices.

REX:

To Exit».

An abbreviation of «Request

Request To Exit (REX):

Refers to a button which can release the door from inside. Commonly located at the reception desk, or near a door as an emergency door release.

S

Secondary Code:

An additional code issued to enable access in

Secured Mode. Users with nonidentical Primary and Secondary

Codes are Secure Users. Users with identical Primary and Secondary

Codes are Master Users.

Secure Mode:

The system setting

(Mode of Operation) in which only valid Secure and Master Users have access upon presenting a valid code.

Secure User:

A user which has a

Primary Code and Secondary Code that are non-identical, and can gain access in any Mode of Operation.

Strike:

See Lock Strike

T

Tamper Siren:

The alert sound activated when a Back Tamper or

C a s e Ta m p e r e v e n t o c c u r s .

(Requires the BL-D40 External

Sounder)

Tamper Siren Time:

The time (user programmed) that the Tamper Siren will sound when activated.

Terminal Block:

The rectangular connectors on the PCB used to attach wiring from external devices.

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Technical Support

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12 Wang Tai Road, Kowloon Bay,

Hong Kong.

Tel:

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E-mail:

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