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LCD PROGRAMMING - TIME SCHEDULES

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System 2 Installation / Programming Manual

Enter Schedule # þþþþ

Choose Schedule [ _ 0 ]

This Schedule = 01 þþþþ

Choose Time Cell [ _ 0 ]

Now for a final note. What would this have looked like if, instead of granting or denying access

to users, we had instead wanted to unlock and lock a door? The beauty of this schedule system

is that we would simply have assigned the same schedule to a door instead of a user. In this

case, the door would have unlocked at 08:00 and locked at 18:00 Monday through Friday, and

would have remained locked on Christmas and New Year's Day. Later in this manual, we'll see

the mechanics of how to actually assign schedules. Now to programming schedules.

Choosing the Schedule

The first thing you will do is select which schedule you want to program.

The LCD will scroll the following instructions:

Scrolling Options: Use 1 thru 8

0=Quit

At the Choose Schedule [ _ 0 ] prompt enter the schedule you want. Pressing 0 then #

(enter) gets you out of this option. If you wish to start with Schedule #1 press 1 then #.

Note: If you have a two-door System 2 (2016) , the amount of schedules available is 16.

Choosing the Time Cell

After selecting the schedule, select that schedule's time cells you wish to program.

The LCD will scroll the following instructions:

Scrolling Options: Use 1 thru 32

0=Quit

Note: If you have a two-door System 2 (2016), the amount of schedules available is 16,

and the amount of time cells in each schedule increases to 64.

At the Choose Time Cell [ _ 0 ] prompt, pick the time cell you want. If you pick 0, you will be

returned to the Choose Schedule prompt, at which point you can select a new schedule to

program or you can leave the option by again selecting 0 then pressing # (enter). Let’s say you

wish to program cell #1, simply press 1 and #. All initial programming of cells must be

entered sequentially (Cell #1 must be entered before Cell #2, etc.).

If you create an “ON” cell, you should have a corresponding “OFF” cell. Otherwise, the cell

will turn something on and never turn it off. This may be a condition you desire. If so, to turn it

off, you must use Main Menu Option 14.

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