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When the Air Access Degrade Mode is in effect for a door lock, the lock only uses the Facility Code of the proximity card presented. If that proximity card's Facility Code matches the Facility Code programmed in the lock, the lock will allow...
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To use the AUX relay of a Trilogy Networx™ System NETWORXPANEL Wireless Networx Control Panel that is connected to an Air Access system, configure the Shunt Relay option as follows:
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Factory default Alarm Lock devices such as Networx locks, readers, the NETWORXPANEL, etc., that have been discovered and connected to an Air Access system cannot be reverted to their original factory firmware. The Air Access discovery and...
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The following readers and ArchiTech locks have Bluetooth capabilities and will work with the NAPCO E-Access system:
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No, Air Access requires Wiegand readers only. Order any of the compatible readers offered by Alarm Lock, listed below. Do not order Networx DK Panel Packs as the NETPDK and NETDK model keypads are not compatible with the Air Access system. Order the...
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NO... the keypad data received by the controller will be identical as a 26 bit Prox card. You do not have to Enable the keypad under Readers.
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Go into the Access > Personnel screen. Click +ADD PERSONNEL, enter your proximity card number under Badge Number / PIN Only. Next, to enable High Security, set up a numerical PIN code under Two Factor PIN.
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YES - Remove the reader wiring from the reader port. On the controller, you should read +5V between D0 to Gnd and 5V between D1 to GND.
If you do not measure 5 volts, you will have to replace the board.
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YES - The CA4K will support a 4 or 8 bit burst keypad. In the early days of CA3000, it only supported a 4 bit burst, but eventually it was updated to support either a 4 bit burst, or a 8 bit burst keypad.
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If you are not using a keypad, you must verify the Keypad is NOT enabled under Readers>Door Control.
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Before proceeding, refresh your memory with the following description of the Double-Sided PDL6300:
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No. The ArchiTech proximity readers have been specifically designed to operate with the exact length of wires that run from the reader to the PC board, as provided from factory. Do not extend (or cut) these wires as changing their length will likely...
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1) Max characters allowed on a Magstripe is 75 characters.
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If you are not using Door Contacts (Door Sensors), you must set the Door Sensor =0 under Configuration>Readers and then you MUST perform a DATA DOWNLOAD to the panel. This requirement was added into the Continental Software in 2017.
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NO...The Accelaterm does not offer an XY interface. Note: Most newer controllers do not support XY Matrix keypads.
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As the NETHIDNSPANEL does not include a keypad, it is not possible to perform keypad Function 65 (normally used to pair the RR-1BUTTON to a Networx lockset or NETWORXPANEL). However, you can purchase the RR-TRILOGYKIT which includes a small...
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Most issues with the Biometric Reader can be linked to drivers and/or software. Marks software has been issued to support two different Bio-Reader models: The Virdi FOH01 and Virdi FOH02. The Marks software installs the necessary...
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No, the system can only be configured to use either Napco readers and cards --or-- HID readers and cards. HID cards will not function with GEM-PX readers, and GEM-PXC cards will not function with HID readers.
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The GEM-ACM1D is pre-configured at the factory for 26-bit proximity cards and readers; however, if you wish to use Napco cards and readers, you must check the Napco Proprietary Access Format checkbox in the Quickloader Keypad Assignment screen, ACM...
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Yes, the grounds are common between the +5V accessory power Connector and the Reader Port Ground.
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The Toggle mode (Single Swipe) for Relays is supported in the CardAccess 3000, V2.9.88 and V2.11.x.
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The Trilogy Networx Panel is a 1 Door (2 Reader) wireless controller. If both readers are used, they must be set up as IN/OUT readers (One on each side of the same door).
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If there is too much power being drawn on the +12volts or +5volts, the Continental Controller will beep. If this occurs, remove the keypad or reader immediately.
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The "Double Tap" feature works identical for Wireless Locks with Prox readers and Continental Controllers with the latest firmware as of V2.11.84 and all versions of the CA4K software. For this function to work, you must select "Double read holds...
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VERY IMPORTANT: If possible, name the new computer the same name as the old computer name. This will eliminate some of the most difficult steps in this procedure.
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Like any electronic device, it's always recommended to cycle the power on the reader/keypad.
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Some PIV readers and PIV badges are dual technology. A dual technology PIV reader can read the PIV section of the badge and also read another technology in the badge such as 125KHZ. The reader will beep twice and the CardAccess 3000 will display...
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Yes...Virtual Inputs are available on the 8 and 16 door Accelaterm. They are only available on the first 8 readers on both models (8 or 16 Door). The virtual input numbers for the first eight readers map identical to the Turbo Superterm and...
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Note: An 8 door Accelaterm can have up to 3 I/O expansion boards connected to it. A 16 door Accelaterm can only have 2 I/O expansion boards connected to it. Each I/O expansion board contains 16 additional inputs and 16 additional...
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When you activate Threat Level Management, it is system wide. This means all badges that are deactivated, will not work on any readers.
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Summary: This error message means there is a record of the badge in the database, but the badge does not belong at any reader on the panel.
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When an external voltage is supplied to a reader/keypad, you MUST common the grounds between the power supply ground and the ground on panel.
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There are many types of keypads available, which determine the different modes available. Below are 4 different supported modes.
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For a photo to pop-up, the alert must be configured to come into the Alert grid (bottom half of screen). If the alert is configured to go directly to the event grid (top half of screen), the photo will not pop up. By default, valid badges are...
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