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System 2 Installation / Programming Manual
Motorola/Indala Proximity Card Readers:
4177 - Indoor/Outdoor Wiegand Style, black up to 4" read range
4178 - Indoor/Outdoor door frame mullion size, black, 3-4" read range
4179 - Indoor switchplate size, beige, 4-5" read range
HID Proximity Readers
4173 - Indoor/Outdoor, Extended range, 10" - 27" read range
4174 - Indoor/Outdoor, 5" X 5", 1" - 9" read range
4175 - Indoor/Outdoor, Thinline 5" X 5", 2" - 4" read range
4176 - Mini Prox, mullion, 2" - 5" read range
Proximity Cards
Corby Access Systems Proximity Cards and tags manufactured by Motorola/Indala, consist of three elements:
power receiver, code generator, and electrostatic transmitter. Cards are credit card size: 1.125" X 3.375" X
.070" Tags are ½ the size of the Cards but are slightly thicker and have a hole for a key chain. Each Corby
Proximity Card contains 30+ bits of unique data. Duplicate Corby Proximity Cards are not available. Corby
Proximity Cards have a 5 digit code which is the card holders PIN number for the System 2. Proximity tags
generally have a reduced read range than the proximity cards.
Motorola/Indala Proximity Cards:
4190 - Credit Card size
4192 - Key tag size
HID Proximity Cards
4170 - 26 bit, Keyfob
4171 - 26 bit, Credit Card Size
4172 - 26 bit, Credit Card Size, Photo ID
Proximity cards manufactured by HID are 26 bit Wiegand standard cards.
Proximity Reader Wire Runs
These Readers require a minimum of five wires with shield. Proximity Readers are limited to 500 feet from
the System 2. If distances greater than 500 feet are necessary a Line Extender Module (Corby P/N 4056)
must be installed. Wire must be multiconductor (not twisted pairs) and MUST be shielded. If you are using
eight conductor cable, Corby LEDS and RTE switches may use the extra wires (see figures 21-23).
Proximity Readers are very sensitive to voltage drop in long wire runs. It’s best to use 20 or 18 gauge wire for
runs which exceed 100 ft. Read range decreases significantly as the voltage at the reader drops below
12VDC.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
- SECTION PAGE 3
- Programming Keypad 8
- RS232 Communications 8
- Main Relays 9
- Auxiliary Relays 9
- Voltage Outputs 9
- Request-To-Exit Inputs 9
- Zone Inputs 10
- Emergency Drop Input 10
- LED Indicators 10
- Time Keeping 10
- Electronic Serial Number Chip 11
- Memory Expansion 11
- RS485 Expansion 11
- X-10 Expansion 11
- Tamper Switch 11
- SYSTEM OVERVIEW 12
- QUICKSTART 13
- Activate Premium Options 14
- Keypad Test 15
- Card Reader Test 16
- Printer/VDT Test 17
- If There is a Problem 18
- If Everything tests OK 18
- Quick Installation 19
- VERSIONS & UPGRADES 21
- OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT 23
- Surge Protection Device 24
- INSTALLATION 27
- Earth Ground 28
- Transformer and Battery 29
- Wiring Surge Protection 31
- Keypad Styles 33
- Keypad Wire Runs 33
- Keypad Ground 33
- Keypad Connections 34
- LED Connections: 34
- Overview 35
- Status LEDS 35
- Back To Back Readers 35
- Grounding Readers 36
- Anti-Passback with Readers 36
- Bar Code Readers 37
- Data Chip Readers 39
- Data Chip Reader Wire Runs 40
- Magnetic Stripe Card Readers 41
- Proximity Readers 43
- Proximity Cards 44
- Proximity Reader Wire Runs 44
- Wiegand Readers 46
- Door Locks 48
- RTE Wiring 50
- RTE Ground 50
- Fail Safe Operation for RTE 50
- Printer Wiring 52
- Printer Ground 52
- Printer Connections 52
- Connecting To a VDT 53
- VDT Ground 54
- VDT Connections 54
- Phone Modems 55
- Short-Haul Modems 55
- Personal Computer (PC) 56
- SYSTEM OPERATION 57
- Door Functions 58
- Status of AC Power 58
- User Numbers 59
- Time Schedules 59
- User Time Schedule Example 60
- Relays & Time Schedules 61
- Automatic Door Operation 61
- Auxiliary Outputs 62
- Clearing the Keypad 62
- Keypad and Reader Operation 62
- User LED Operation 63
- Network LEDs 63
- NETWORKING 65
- RS485 Wiring 66
- Network Setup 66
- Buffer Size 67
- Response Time 68
- Programming Considerations 68
- Trouble Shooting 69
- Testing Additional Units 70
- PROGRAMMING USING THE LCD 71
- Required Events 74
- User Names 74
- Networking 75
- Memory Error 75
- 1=Yes, 2=No 79
- Enable DST? [ 2 ] 79
- Time Schedule Example 81
- Choosing the Schedule 82
- Choosing the Time Cell 82
- Day-of-Week or Holiday Date 83
- Holiday Date 83
- Changing a Cell 84
- Trigger Time 84
- Trigger State 85
- 1=Program Ports þþþþ 87
- Select Option [ _ ] 87
- Selecting the Port to Program 88
- Selecting the Input Device(s) 88
- Relay Type 89
- Automatic Port Operation 90
- Selecting Any Card/Chip Mode 91
- Selecting the Output 92
- Output Mode 92
- Momentary Time 93
- Trigger Event 93
- Automatic Output Operation 95
- User Codes 100
- Additional Outputs 101
- Door Schedules 102
- Anti-Passback 103
- User Type 103
- Enrolling Cards 104
- Door Number 105
- User Cards 106
- Memory Full 109
- Users Enrolled 0001 þþþþ 110
- Want to Continue? [ 1 ] 110
- Enrolling Data Chips 111
- User Chips 114
- Duplicate Code! 114
- Bad Code! 118
- (Option #9) 119
- Batch Enrolling Keypad Codes 120
- Seed Number 123
- Code Type 126
- System Status 128
- User Number 128
- Number of Users 129
- First Card Number 130
- Batch Enrolling Data Chips 136
- Delete Users (Option #10) 144
- Delete More? 145
- Reports (Option #11) 146
- Choosing the Output Device 147
- User Report in Network Mode 149
- Choosing the User Report 149
- User Door Permission 149
- User Schedules 150
- Temporary Users 152
- Delete the Events? 153
- Configuration 155
- Schedule 156
- Choosing Your Output Device 156
- Current Secret # 159
- Bad Secret #! 159
- New Secret # 159
- Re-enter New Secret # 159
- Install Options (Option #13) 160
- Enter the Upgrade Key 161
- Unit Number 162
- Port Number 162
- On / Off 163
- Override Outputs 164
- Output Number 164
- Baud Rates (Option #15) 165
- Clear Users (Option #16) 166
- Clear Memory (Option #17) 166
- Network Options (Option #18) 167
- Slave Number 168
- Reload Slave? 168
- Slave Unit 168
- RS485 Test 169
- Backup-Restore (Option #19) 170
- PROGRAMMING USING A VDT/PC 173
- Accessing the System 174
- Power-up Messages 175
- Entering Program Mode 178
- Main Menu 179
- Time and Date (Option #1) 180
- 1=Yes,2=No 181
- Enable DST? [2] 181
- Select Card Type (Option #4) 188
- Anti-Passback (Option #7) 198
- Enrolling Keypad Codes 199
- Option Not Active 229
- Install in Option 13 229
- Press Any Key 229
- PC/VDT PROGRAMMING - REPORTS 247
- Door Ajar 07:06:01 04/05/97 248
- Door Closed 07:22:40 04/05/97 248
- To Start/Stop Print 249
- Waiting 249
- WINDOWS PROGRAMMING & 265
- MODEM SETUP 265
- Windows 3.1 266
- INSTALLING AN EPROM OR RAM 269
- EPROM & RAM CHIPS 270
- TROUBLESHOOTING 271
- FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 275
- AVAILABLE USERS CHART 279
- LCD MESSAGES 281
- TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS 283
- GLOSSARY 287
- WIRING DIAGRAMS 293
- CAUTION!!! 294
- 48CHARACTER 297
- LIQUIDCRYSTALDISPLAY 297
- Figure4-TerminalDescriptions 298
- Figure5-TestPoints 299
- 8CONDUCTOR22AWG 300
- SHIELDEDCABLE 300
- Figure8-BatteryandTransformer 302
- Figure9-PrinterConnection 303
- 9PINMALE 304
- CONNECTOR 304
- FAILSAFECONTACTS 309
- SEEFAILSAFEDIAGRAM 309
- KERIPROXIMITYREADER 312
- 2CONDUCTOR22AWG 323
- Figure32-EmergencyDropInput 326
- 22GAUGESHIELDEDTWISTEDPAIR 328
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