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6.0 Configuration and Testing

This section takes you through the various steps

needed to configure and test the controllers before

connection to the administration system. It contains:

• Basic configuration information

• Details on testing:

- reader channels

- locks

- request to exit switches

Note:

It is assumed that the system will be administered by

Readykey for Windows and only the basic configuration

needed for this is covered in this section. If you are using

the controller as a standalone (administered from the

faceplate), see Section 3.2 Faceplate Administration –

16-door.

6.1 Powering Up – First Checks

Before applying power for the first time, loop the

case tamper terminals together (T+ and T- at the

bottom of the circuit board). This will prevent a

Case Tamper alarm when you switch on.

Leave all readers, locks and any six wire bus or serial

port connectors disconnected.

Apply power to the door controller. There should be

a short beep. The next response depends on whether

the door controller has been programmed before or

not.

• If this is a new controller that has not been

programmed before, it may beep continuously

and display:

NO MASTER KEY

• If the door controller has been programmed

before, it may respond with an alarm

indication, such as:

DOOR 01 ALARM

CH1 – A-------

• If it detects several alarm conditions, the

display will show each in turn.

• If the door controller contains a master key

but there are no alarm conditions, the

display will remain blank. In which case,

check that the door controller has started by

pressing ESC key on the keyboard - you

should get a beep

Check the faceplate reader by presenting a key to the

reader, a T should appear at the right of the display.

If there is no sound or display, check the faceplate

ribbon cable is properly connected.

6.1.1 Programming Mode

To get into the programming mode through the

faceplate editor mode and issue, you need to perform

the engineer's reset as follows:

1. Move DIP Switch 4 to the right. (ON position)

2. You will now see the display:

PASSWD _

3. Type PAC1990 or PAC2001at the keyboard and

press [ENT]. (That is a zero at the end, not the

letter O).

PASSWD _ PAC2001

4. You will now see the CMD prompt. (This will

time out in 10 seconds of no keys are entered)

CMD _

5. This will take you into Programming Mode and

give you the CMD prompt. You may now issue

any valid command.

If the door controller is being installed for the

first time, you should initialize it with the

commissioning process. (Commands INIT, K,

and SYSTEM START).

6.1.2 INIT Command

1. From the CMD prompt, type in INIT, then press

the [ENT] button.

CMD INIT

2. You will now see the display:

ERASE USR DATA

3. Press [Y], then press the [ENT] key.

This message will appear briefly:

ERASING USR DATA

The process will end and return to the CMD

prompt.

6.1.3 K Command

1. At the CMD prompt, type in [K], then press the

[ENT] button.

CMD K

2. A prompt will appear if the PC ADMIN ACTIVE

prompt in the INST command is set to [Y]. If

so, press the [ESC] key, type in INST at the CMD

prompt and change to [N]. Repeat the K

command.

PC ADMIN ACTIVE

Press [Y], then press the [ENT] key.

3. This message will appear briefly:

TRANS ERASED

The process will end and be back at the CMD

prompt.

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