DOM ELS signalling User manual

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ELS/ENiQ® signalling
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All devices generate both a visual and an acoustic signal.
The small speaker stands for a short beep tone.
The large speaker stands for a long beep tone.
Exception: PRO only generates a visual signal.
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Normal operation.........................................................................................................................................2
System ............................................................................................................................................................2
Special functions..........................................................................................................................................6
Other...............................................................................................................................................................8
Signalling for the LoQ................................................................................................................................10
Signalling for the wall reader only ..........................................................................................................11
Signalling for the RF NetManager only...................................................................................................11

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A transponder is held in front of the reading field of a
terminal device and has an authorisation. How long
it lights up depends on the set coupling duration.
Authorised transponder / release
(green-green-green)
An unauthorised transponder is held in front of the
reading field of a terminal device and has no
authorisation.
Unauthorised transponder / no release
(red-red-red)
Aer successfully performing an automatic restart,
the terminal device displays the colour combination
yellow-green-green.
System: self-test aer restart OK
(yellow-green-green)
Aer an unsuccessful automatic restart, the terminal
device displays the colour combination yellow-red-
red.
System: self-test aer restart not OK
(yellow-red-red)
Normal operation
System
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System: battery warning level 1
(yellow-red-yellow-red-yellow-red-yellow-green)
When the battery is almost empty, the terminal
device displays the signal sequence shown opposite.
As soon as the green LED lights up, the authorised
transponder must then be held in front of it again.
The door can be opened.
Please replace the batteries.
System: battery warning level 2
(yellow-red-yellow-red-yellow-red-yellow-yellow-green)
System
When the battery is relatively empty and needs to be
changed, the device indicates this with the signal
sequence shown opposite.
As soon as the green LED lights up, the door can be
opened despite the battery warning level.
Please replace the batteries.
When the battery is almost completely empty, the
terminal indicates this with the signal sequence
shown opposite. The door can no longer be opened
with an authorised transponder. It is possible to
open the door in an emergency using the master
card or programming card until the battery is
completely empty.
The battery must be replaced immediately.
System: battery warning level 3
(yellow-red-yellow-red-yellow-red-yellow-yellow-yellow)
System: battery test at restart
(15x yellow flashing)
Aer a successful battery change, the terminal device
checks the condition of the new battery and displays
the colour yellow. The terminal device then displays
the signal shown opposite.
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System
System: create master ID card / add device to a system
(yellow-red-green-yellow-blue-yellow)
If you hold a master card in front of a new terminal
device and thus connect it to a new system, the
signal sequence shown opposite is displayed. The
device can also be added to the system using the
access control soware.
System: remove master ID card / delete device from system
To disconnect the device from the master card and
thus remove it from the system, hold the master card
in front of the terminal device twice in succession.
Please wait for the respective signal sequence. The
third time, hold the master card in front of the
reading field of the terminal device and leave it there
until the terminal device flashes yellow four times in
succession (up to 15 seconds). You can now remove
the master card from the reading field; the device will
reset itself and indicate this with the signal sequence
shown opposite.
The device can also be removed via soware or app.
The signal sequence is the same.
The device then restarts.
First signal sequence: (blue-green-green)
Second signal sequence: (green-red)
Third signalling: (yellow-red-green-yellow-yellow)
Holding a transponder in front of a new device
(yellow-blue-yellow-blue-yellow (continuously accompanied by the beep tone))
If a transponder is held in front of a device that has
not yet been initialised, the device flashes yellow and
blue alternately.
Creating a transponder with master card or programming card
Hold the master card or programming card in front of
the device, then hold the transponders that are to be
authorised in front of the device one at a time and
wait for each one to flash green once. Finally, the
device will flash green three times.
(yellow-red-green-yellow-blue-yellow-green)
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System
Deleting a transponder with master card or programming card
Hold the master card or programming card twice in
front of the device, then hold the transponder in
front of the device and wait for the signal. Finally, the
device will flash red three times.
The coupling duration can be set with the aid of the
master card. To do so, the card must be held in front
of the terminal device twice (the 1st time: it lights up
turquoise and twice green) - and then immediately
remove it from the reading field: - (the 2nd time: it
lights up green once and yellow once for each
additional second) (Please leave the master card in
the reading field for the number of seconds you want
to set the coupling duration). Finally, the device
lights up once turquoise. A maximum of 30 seconds
is possible. (With Guard, this process is accompanied
by an acoustic signal).
Setting the coupling duration with the MID card
First signal sequence: (blue-green-green)
Second signal sequence: (green-red)
First signal sequence: (blue-green-green)
Second signal sequence: (green - x-times yellow (per second) - turquoise)
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Special functions
If the permanently open transponder is held in front
of the terminal device, the terminal device is
permanently coupled. The colour combination
shown le appears.
PO: permanently open is activated
(white-green)
PO: permanently open is deactivated
(white-green-red)
When the permanently open transponder is held in
front of a terminal device that is already in perma-
nently open mode, the terminal device is returned to
normal operating mode. The colour combination
shown le appears.
PO: a transponder is held in front of a device that is already in permanently open mode.
(white-green)
If a terminal device is already in PO mode, the colour
combination shown le is displayed. The device
remains in PO mode.
PO: permanently closed transponder is held in front of a device that is already in permanently open
mode.
(white-green-white-red)
If a terminal device is already in PO mode and a
permanently closed tag is held in front of the device,
the colour combination shown le is displayed. The
device goes into permanently closed mode.
PO: permanently open is deactivated, but remains active by holding a permanently open trans-
ponder in front of the device or triggering the function in the soware, e.g. according to a weekly
schedule
(white-green-red-white-green)
If the permanently open transponder is held
in front of a terminal device that is already in
permanently open mode by a weekly schedule, the
terminal device remains in permanently open mode
and cannot be set to another operating mode. The
colour combination shown le appears.
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With the permanently open function, it is possible to
have the terminal device light up green during this
state.
PO: permanently open active -> Ready indicator as configurable function (level 1 to level 3).
(green)
PC: permanently closed activated
(white-red)
If the permanently closed transponder is held in
front of the terminal device, the terminal device is
permanently uncoupled.
The colour combination shown le appears.
PC: permanently closed is deactivated
(white-red-red)
When the permanently closed transponder is held in
front of a terminal device that is already in perma-
nently closed mode, the terminal device is returned
to normal operating mode. The colour combination
shown le appears.
PC: a transponder is held in front of a device that is already in permanently closed mode.
(white-red)
If a terminal device is already in PC mode, the colour
combination shown le is displayed. The terminal
device remains in PC mode (except for transponders
that have received a ZZ 255 authorisation with the
soware).
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Permanently closed is deactivated, but remains active by holding a permanently open transponder
in front of the device
(white-red-white-green)
If the permanently closed transponder is held
in front of a terminal device that is already in
permanently closed mode by a weekly schedule, the
terminal device remains in permanently closed
mode and cannot be set to another operating mode.
The colour combination shown le appears.
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By holding a permanently closed transponder or
triggering the function in the soware, e.g. according
to a weekly schedule.
PC: permanently closed is deactivated but remains active
(e.g. due to a permanently closed weekly schedule)
(white-red-red-white-red)
PC: permanently closed active -> Ready indicator as configurable function
(level 1 to level 3).
(red)
With the permanently closed function, it is possible
to have the terminal device light up red during this
state.
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Open the wireless interface for 15 seconds with the
RF wake-up card. When the RF wake-up card is held
in front of the device, the device lights up blue 6
times.
Show RF wake-up card (devices assigned to a system)
(6x blue)
If a terminal device is programmed wirelessly and
without an RF wake-up card, it lights up blue. The
blue LED is switched on for the duration of the data
programming. Not for connection attempts and
media of the terminal device at the RF NetManager!
Programming wirelessly (RF NetManager)
(blue)
Other
Building locking card
(yellow-green-yellow)
With the building locking card, devices that have not
yet been assigned to a system by holding a master
card in front of them can be set to the permanently
open state or can be set back to the uncoupled
neutral state by holding it in front of them again.
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Other
Only: system message / system error
System message e.g. safety circuit, test mode
(yellow-red)
ACM-T: writing / reading transponder data
(4x violet)
While a transponder is being read or written at the
ACM terminal, the terminal lights up violet.
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Writing / reading transponder data (especially terminals and ITTs)
(4x violet)
While a transponder is being read and written at the
ACM ITT, the terminal lights up violet.
Battery change detected
(yellow-green-yellow-green-yellow-green-yellow)
When the battery is changed, the restart signal is
given first, followed by the battery change signal.
Battery change card
(yellow-green-yellow-green-yellow-green-yellow)
The battery change card is needed to signal the
device that a battery change has been made. If the
device did not display a battery warning level before,
the battery had not yet reached the corresponding
critical voltage level.
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Other
The transponder management card indicates
whether the associated transponder is authorised or
not. The transponder management card itself has no
authorisation.
Transponder management card - unauthorised
(white-red-red-red-white)
Firmware update
(alternating yellow-blue)
During a firmware update, the terminal device
always lights up yellow-blue alternately until
the process is completed.
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With this colour combination, the LoQ signals that
the Open end position has been reached.
Open end position reached
(white-green)
With this colour combination, the LoQ signals that
the Closed end position has been reached.
Closed end position reached
(white-red)
Signalling for the LoQ
...
Transponder management card - authorised
(white-green-green-green-white)
The transponder management card indicates
whether the associated transponder is authorised or
not. The transponder management card itself has no
authorisation.
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Signalling for the RF NetManager only
Stand-by mode of the RF NetManager.
Stand-by signalling, RF NetManager normal function stand-by; no devices assigned
(upper LED only, permanent)
(blue, upper LED only)
The ACM is in stand-by mode.
Stand-by signalling, default (upper LED only, permanent)
(red, upper LED only)
The ACM is in permanently closed mode.
Stand-by signalling, permanently closed (upper LED only, permanent)
(red, upper LED only)
Signalling for the wall reader only
Stand-by signalling, permanently open (upper LED only, permanent) for weekly schedule active,
temporary release active, permanently open transponder...)
(green, upper LED only)
The ACM is in permanently open mode.
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Signalling for the RF NetManager only
Stand-by signalling, RF NetManager - connection established to all devices
(upper and lower LED, permanent)
(top blue and two below green)
Stand-by mode of the RF NetManager. There is a
connection to all terminal devices.
Stand-by signalling, RF NetManager - no connection to at least one device
(upper and lower LED, permanent)
Stand-by mode of the RF NetManager. There is no
connection to at least one terminal device.
(top blue and two below red)
Signalling for active connection test of the RF NetManager
(blue running light)
For the duration of a connection test, the RF
NetManager lights up blue (running light).
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Signalling for active connection test of the RF NetManager with no connection
No connection can be established to the terminal
device.
Signalling for active connection test of the RF NetManager with poor connection.
The connection to the terminal device is poor. It is
recommended to connect to another RF NetManager
or to position the devices dierently.
(red running light)
(violet running light)
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Signalling for RF NetManager only
The connection between RF NetManager and
terminal device is OK.
Signalling for active connection test of the RF NetManager with average connectivity
Signalling for active connection test of the RF NetManager with good connection
The connection between RF NetManager and
terminal device is good.
(blue running light)
(green running light)
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