Centrix SA1DK User manual

SA1DK
Instruction Manual

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CONTENT
INTRODUCTION
 TechnicalSpecications
 KeyFeatures
INSTALLATION
 MountingtheSA1DKController
 WiringDiagrams
FEATURES AND CONCEPTS
 Normal,Secure&MasterUsers
 ModesofOperation
 ChangingtheModelofOperation
 RequestToExit(REX)Button
 CaseandBackTamper
 BL-D40ExternalSounder
PROGRAMMING THE SA1DK
 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
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
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TheSA1DKisakeypadaccesscontrolunit.
Theunitacceptsupto500usersandprovidesentryviatheuseofPINcodes.
Equipmentprovided
ThefollowingisprovidedaspartofeverySA1DKpackage:
 -SA1DKAccessControlUnit
 -InstallationKit
 -InstallationandOperatingInstructions
Additional Equipment Required
1) Electric Lock Strike Required
 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SA1DK
Introduction

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Electrical Characteristics
Operating Voltage Range :
 12to16VDC  FromaRegulatedPowerSupply
Maximum Input Current :
 Standby:20mA  Notincludingattacheddevices
 Max:60mA  Notincludingattacheddevices
Relay Outputs :
 LockStrikeRelay  Electronic,3.5A
    withbuiltinsuppressorprotection
Inputs :
 REX   N.O.,DryContact
LEDs
 TwoTri-coloredLEDs
Environmental Characteristics
Operating Temperature : -25°Fto145°F(-31°Cto63°C)
Operating Humidity: 0to95%(Non-Condensing)
Mechanical Characteristics
Dimensions:
 3.62“(92mm)Lx3.62:(92mm)Wx0.94”(24mm)D
Weight :
 0.3lbs(130g)
Here are some of the SA1DK’s key features:
 •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)
Technical Specication Key Features

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Mounting the SA1DK Controller
1)Beforestarting,selectthelocationtomounttheSA1DKcontroller.Thislocationshouldbeat
shoulderheightandonthesamesideasthedoorhandle.
2)TheSA1DK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)
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)
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
9to11).
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.
Installation
ModeLED DoorLED
3x4MatrixKeypad
TerminalBlocks
MountingHole MountingHole
BezelScrew
BellButton

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Wiring Diagrams Normal, Secure & Master Users
SA1DK
SA1DK
BL-D40
Wiring the Lock Strike Relay and REX
Wiring the BL-D40 External Sounder
TheSA1DKacceptsupto500usersandprovidesentryviatheuseofPINcodes.Eachuseris
providedwithtwocodememoryslots,MemorySlot1(PrimaryCode)andMemorySlot2(Secondary
Code).
Thewayinwhichthetwomemoryslotsareprogrammeddeterminesausersaccesslevelandalso
determinesthewayinwhichtheSA1DK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SA1DK
 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SA1DK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PINcode.TheMasterUsercangainaccessduringanyModeofOperationby
 presentingtheirPINcodetothecontroller.(TheMasterUserisconvenientbutisless
 securethanaSecureUser).

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Changing the Modes of OperationModes 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Mode
 •ModeLEDwillFlashred
2)Pressthe“#”keytoconrmtheModeChange
 •ModeLEDisred
Changing from Secure Mode to Normal Mode :
ThedefaultfactorysettingfortheNormal/SecureCodeis3838
1)Enterthe4-digitNormal/SecureMode
 •ModeLEDwillFlashgreen
2)Pressthe“#”keytoconrmtheModeChange
 •ModeLEDisgreen
Changing from Normal Mode to Bypass Mode :
Seepage18tocreate/modifytheNormal/BypassCode
1)Enterthe4-digitNormal/BypassMode
 •ModeLEDwillFlashorange
2)Pressthe“#”keytoconrmtheModeChange
 •ModeLEDisgreen
Changing from Bypass Mode to Normal Mode :
Seepage18tocreate/modifytheNormal/BypassCode
1)Enterthe4-digitNormal/SecureMode
 •ModeLEDwillFlashgreen
2)Pressthe“#”keytoconrmtheModeChange
 •ModeLEDisgreen
The SA1DK has 3 Modes of Operation:
1) Normal Mode
•ModeLEDisgreen
 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16formoreinformationonOpenCode1&Open
 Code2).
2) Bypass Mode
•ModeLEDisorange
 IsBypassMode,accesstothepremisesisdependentonwhetherthecontroller’sLock
 StrikeRelayisprogrammedforFailSafeOperationon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.
3) Secure Mode
•ModeLEDis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ashgreenfor10seconds,
  duringwhichtheSecondaryCodemustbeentered.
  AMasterUseronlyneedstopresenttheirPINcodeoncetogainentry.

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Request to Exit (REX) Button BL-D40 External Sounder
Case and Back Tamper
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.
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DC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ashrepeatedlyuntilthecommunication
problemhasbeenresolved.
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SA1DK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isSecureMode.However,
applyingaMasterCodeorSecureCodewillclearthetampereventinSecureMode.

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Programming the SA1DK Entering Programming Mode
Exiting Programming Mode
Programming Menu
ProgrammingtheSA1DKisdonesolelyviatheunit’skeypaddrivenProgrammingMenuSystem.
ToreachtheProgrammingMenuSystemtheSA1DKmustrstbeplacedintoProgrammingMode.
See“EnteringProgrammingMode”onPage15formoreinformation.
DuringtheSA1DK’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SA1DKMenus.ItalsoshowsofalltheSA1DK’sdefault
factorycodesandsettings.
1)Pressthe“#”keyfor2seconds
 •ModeLEDwillturnoff
 •DoorLEDwillturnred
2)Enteryour4-digitProgrammingCode
IftheProgrammingCodeisvalidthedoorLEDwillturngreenandtheSA1DKwillbein
ProgrammingMode.
Note: -TheSA1DKmustbeinNormaModetoentertheProgrammingMode
 -ThefactorydefaultProgrammingCodeis1234
 -IfaProgrammingCodeisnotenteredwithin5seconds,theSA1DKwillreturntoNormal
 Mode
1)ToexittheProgrammingModeatanytime:
Pressthe“#”keyfor2seconds.
 •Youwillhear3beeps
 •TheDoorLEDwillbeoff
 •TheModeLEDwillturngreen
 ThisindicatesthattheSA1DK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SA1DK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.
You will ndcomplete description andinstructions for each ofthe above menuitems on the
followingpages.
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PINCode
DeletePINCode
ReturntoDefaultFactorySetting
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
0
Menu Number

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Changing the Open Code 1
Changing the Open Code 2
Changing the Programming Code
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 rst 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
4)SystemreturnstoNormalMode
 •Youwillhear3beeps
 •TheDoorLEDwillturnoff
 •TheModeLEDwillturngreen
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.
1)EnterProgrammingMode
2)Press“2”toenterMenu 2
 •TheModeLEDwillturnorange
3)Enterthenew4-digitcodeyouwishtosetasOpenCode2
4)SystemreturnstoNormalMode
 •Youwillhear3beeps
 •TheDoorLEDwillturnoff
 •TheModeLEDwillturngreen
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.
1)EnterProgrammingMode
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
4)SystemreturnstoNormalMode
 •Youwillhear3beeps
 •TheDoorLEDwillturnoff
 •TheModeLEDwillturngreen
Note: -ProgrammingCodecannotbeerased,i.e.thecode0000isnotvalidandwillnoterase
 theProgrammingCode.
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rst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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Changing the Normal / Secure Code
Changing the Normal / Bypass Code and
Door Chime Settings
1)EnterProgrammingMode
2)Press“4”toenterMenu 4
 •TheModeLEDwillashred
3)Enterthenew4-digitcodeyouwishtosetasNormal/SecureCode
4)SystemreturnstoNormalMode
 •Youwillhear3beeps
 •TheDoorLEDwillturnoff
 •TheModeLEDwillturngreen
TheNormal/BypassCodeisalsousedtoturntheDoorChimeoffandon.
1)EnterProgrammingMode
2)Press“5”toenterMenu 5
 •TheModeLEDwillashorange
3)BelowisalistofthefourdifferentwaysthattheNormal/BypassCodeandDoorChimecan
beprogrammed.
 a)DisableBypassMode-DisableDoorChime
 b)DisableBypassMode-EnableDoorChime
 c)EnableBypassMode-DisableDoorChime
 d)EnableBypassMode-EnableDoorChime
a) Disable Bypass Code - Disable Door Chime
Enterthe4-digitcode0000
b) Disable Bypass Code - Enable Door Chime
Enterthe4-digitcode0001
c) Enable Bypass Code - Disable Door Chime
Enterany4-digitcodeendingwith0
d) Enable Bypass Code - Enable Door Chime
Enterany4-digitnotendingwith0
4)SystemreturnstoNormalMode
 •Youwillhear3beeps
 •TheDoorLEDwillturnoff
 •TheModeLEDwillturngreen
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
Enrolling Primary & Secondary Codes
1)EnterProgrammingMode
2)Press“6”toenterMenu 6
 •TheModeLEDwillashgreen
3)Constructthe4-digitcodeusingtheinstructionsbelow:
First Digit
 ForFailSecureOperationtherst
 digitshouldbe“0”
 ForFailSafeOperationtherst
 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)SystemreturnstoNormalMode
 •Youwillhear3beeps
 •TheDoorLEDwillturnoff
 •TheModeLEDwillturngreen
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
 22)
 B.TheCodeSearchMethodismainlyusedwhenenrollingauser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23)

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Enrolling Primary and Secondary Codes using the
Standard Method
Enrolling Secondary Codes using the Code Search
Method
1)EnterProgrammingMode
2)Press“7”toenterMenu 7
 •TheModeLEDwillash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ashgreen,indicatingthat
thecontrollerisreadytoacceptaPrimaryCode.
b.IftheselectedslotalreadyhasaPrimaryCode
butnoSecondaryCode,theModeLEDwillash
red,indicatingthatthecontrollerisreadyto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)Enterthe4-digitPINthatyouwanttoassignasthePrimaryorSecondaryCodeforthisslot
number.
IfthePINthatisenteredisvalidtheModeLEDwillstopashing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.
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
2)Press“7”toenterMenu 7
 •TheModeLEDwillashorange
3)Enterthe3-digitUserSlotnumber000
 •TheDoorLEDwillashorange
 ThecontrollerisnowwaitingforthePrimaryCodeoftheUseryouwanttoadda
 SecondaryCodeto.
4)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ashred
 IfthePrimaryCodeenteredisnotvalid,youwillhearalongbeepandtheSA1DKwill
 continuetowaitforavalidPrimaryCode.
5)Enterthe4-digitPINCODEtobeusedastheSecondaryCode.
 IftheSecondaryCodeisvalidtheControllerwillbeep3timesandreturntoNormal
 Mode.
 IftheSecondaryCodeisinvalidthecontrollerwillmakealongbeepandthenthe
 SA1DKwillcontinuetowaitforavalidSecondarycodetobeentered.

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Deleting Primary & Secondary Codes
Thereare2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
2)Press“8”toenterMenu 8
 •TheModeLEDwillturnred
 •TheDoorLEDwillturnorange
3)Enterthe3-digitUserSlotcodesyouwishtodelete.
 •TheModelLEDwillashredIndicatingthe
 controlleriswaitingfortheProgrammingCode
 toconrmthedeletion.IftheUserSlotis
 emptyyouwillhearalongbeepandthe
 SA1DKwillreturntoNormalMode
4)EnteryourProgrammingCodetoconrmthedeletion.
IftheProgrammingCodeisvalid,youwillhear3beepsandtheSA1DKwillreturntoNormal
Mode.
IftheProgrammingCodeisinvalid,youwillhearalongbeepandtheSA1DK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useslotsareemptyandwhichuserslotsarenot.
Deleting Primary and Secondary Codes using the Code Search Method
1)EnterProgrammingMode
2)Press“8”toenterMenu 8
 •TheModeLEDwillturnred
 •TheDoorLEDwillturnorange
3)Enterthe3-digitUserSlot000
 •TheDoorLEDwillashorange
 ThecontrollerisnowwaitingforthePrimaryCodeoftheUseryouwanttodelete.
4)Enterthe4-digitPINCodeofthePrimaryCode
belongingtotheUseryouwanttodelete.
 •TheModelLEDwillashred
IftheProgrammingCodeisvalid,youwillhear3beepsandtheSA1DKwillreturntoNormal
Mode.
IftheProgrammingCodeisinvalid,youwillhearalongbeepandtheSA1DK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useslotsareemptyandwhichuserslotsarenot.

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Return To Factory Default Settings
Replacing a lost Programming Code
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 default
settings.
1)EnterProgrammingMode
2)Press“0”toenterMenu 0
 •TheModeLEDwillashred
 •TheDoorLEDwillashred
3)Enterthe4-digitProgrammingCode.
 •IftheProgrammingCodeisvalid,allmemorywillbeerased,youwillhear3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.
Note : TheSA1DK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SA1DK
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 Programming Code
Note : TheSA1DK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SA1DK
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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Glossary
A
Access Control : Primarilyreferstoa device or set ofdevicescontrollingthe entry of people
travelling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4digitcodeusedtochangetheModeofOperationoftheSA1DKfromNor-
mal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SA1DK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3 “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).
Normal / Bypass Code : The4digitcodeused tochangethecontrollersModeofOperation from
NormaltoBypassModeorviceversa.
Normal / Secure Code : The4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(closedcircuit)undernormal
conditions.
O
Open Code 1 : The4digitcodeusedtoactivatetheLockStrikeRelayfortestingpurposesduring
installation.
Open Code 2 : The4digitcodeusedtoactivatetheLockStrikeRelayfortestingpurposesduring
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4digitcoderequiredwhenenteringprogrammingmode,deletingusers,
andresettingtheSA1DKtoitsfactorydefaultsettings.
Programming Mode : ThemodeusedwhenprogrammingtheSA1DPsystemsettings.
Proximity Cards : Electronically numbered ID badges allocated to 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 : Anabbreviationof“RequestToExit”.
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non-
identical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CaseTampereventoccurs.
(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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