DoorKing 8054 MicroPlus Technical specifications

SECTION 1- DESCRIPTION
Model 8054 MicroPLUS RF Receiver
Installation and Programming Instructions
The model 8054 is a high security RF "rotating code" receiver that is designed for stand alone applications. This receiver is available in memory
sizes of 50, 100,250,500, 1000 and 1250 MicroPLUsm transmitter codes. The "rotating code" programming in this receiver and the companion
MicroPLUsm transmitters prevent copied transmitter codes from belng-used again to access a controlled entry point. This receiver includes 10
time zones (eight programmable), a history buffer that can store up to 2800 transactions, and can be connected to a serial printer to print the
stored transection records, or can be programmed to print transactions in real time mode.
The transmitter codes that the receiver will raspond to can be defined by facility codes and button numbers. For example, one 8054 receiver can
be programmed to respond to only button 1, while a second receiver can be programmed to respond only to button 2. In this manner, a two
button transmitter can activate two different receivers without fear of both receivers responding to the same transmitter code and button. There
are six (6) different button combinations that the receiver can be programmed to respond to: button 1, button 2, button 3, buttons 1&2. buttons
2&3, buttons 1&3. When programmed for mUltiple buttons, the respective transmitter buttons must be pressed together.
SECTION 2 -INSTALLATION
Install the 8054 receiver in a location so that the antenna is not surrounded by metal (keep at least five feet away) and is in free air as high as
possible off the ground. Use a coax antenna kit if necessary to remote mount the antenna for better reception. This receiver is not dasigned to
be installed outdoors without being protected from the weather. An outdoor enclosure is available for this application if reqUired.
Accessory items available for this product are: Outdoor Enclosure pin 8057-110, Coax Antenna Kit pin 1514-073. Antenna Amplifier pin
8058-080, Vagi Directional Antenna pin 1514-060.
SECTION 3 - WIRING
1. 12 • 24 volt AC or Negative DC
2.
3.
12 - 24 volt AC or Positive DC
Relay Normally Open (NO)
4. Relay Normally Closed (NC)
5.
6.
Relay Common (C)
Printer Data
(P1 on DoorKing printer aliapter)
7. Printer Signal Ground
(P2 on DoorKing printer adapter)
8. Printer Busy
(P3 on DoorKing printer adapter)
<II Use minimum 2.2 AWG wire to power the receiver.
i# Relay contacts (terminals 3-4-5) are rated for 30V.
1 amp max.
<J Maximum wire run tor printer data Is 500 teet
using Belden
9931, Consolidated 5324-CL or
equivalent shielded wire.
Do not use twisted
pair wire for printer data.
(! Serial printer setting:
9600 baud, 1 start, 8 data. 1 stop.
SECTION 4 - PROGRAMMING
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The information on the back of this sheet provides programming instructions for the various functions end features of the 8054 receiver. The
receiver is equipped with a small "beeper" that helps guide you through the programming steps with a series of "beeps'.
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When required data has been entered correctly and the EI key is pressed. a short beep will be heard.
<II A long beep (2 seconds) indicates that the programming sequence has ended successfully either because the function was completed or
there has been no Inputs for 20 seconds .
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Four (4) long beeps in a row indicate that something is wrong. For example. data was entered Incorrectly (faCility code larger than 4095 for
example). there is not enough memory to program all trensmitters (trying to program 60 transmitters it, a 50 memory unit for example) or the
receiver is programmed for real time print mode but the printer is not connected or not tumed on.
This device compiles wIIh FCC Rules Part 15. Operation Is subject to 1he following two conditions: (1) This devfce may not cause harmfut lnterferance, and (2) this devfce must accept any
Interference received, including Interference thel may cause undesired operation.
This cJass IB) digital apparatus mealS all requirements of 1he canadian Interference-causing Equipment Regulations. Cat appareU numanque de Ia classe [B) respecte touleS las exJgences du
Reglemanl sur Ie metenel broulHeur du canada.
PIN 8054-065 Rev A6/99 Printed in U.S.A.
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4.1 MASTER CODE
1. Press and release the MASTER CODE button on the side of
the receiver
case.
2. Enter a four digit code g-I LI and then press EI (beep).
4.2 ADD ATRANSMITTER(S)
1. Press r.:::Jl:!JL[I and the four digit master code GlG1G1GJ (beep).
2. Enter the two digit button numberQQ that the recaiver is to
respond to, then press EI (beep).
Button 1 enter rDIIJ
Button 2 enterI]E]
Button 3 enter tE:E
Buttons 1&2 together enterGlD
Buttons 2&3 together enter
l!ll!I
Buttons 1 &3 together enter IClEJ
3. Enter the four digit facility code (J"'--::;;:""'II-""'IJ""-I. then press EI (beep).
Valid facility code numbers are: 0000 - 4095
4. Enterthe five digit beginning transmitter number
I-I:!-I:II I-I then press EI (beep).
5. Enter the five digit ending transmitter number QGl-lt-IQ then
press EI (beep).
Valid transmitter numbers are: 00000 - 65407
If programming a single transmitter, the beginning and ending
transmitter number will be the same.
6. Enterthe time zone numberg then press EI (beep).
Valid time zone numbers are: 0 - 9
There are 10 available time
zones, however only time zones
2 - 9 are programmable (see 4.7). Entering I]J in step
6
will cause the receiverto never allow access for the
transmitter(s)
being programmed, while entering m in
step six
will always allow access to the transmitters
being programmed.
When programming a block of transmitter numbers, the
receiver
will emit a short beep every 3 seconds. Wait
until this beeping stops before proceeding with any
other programming. This
may take up to 5 minutes
depending on the memory size and the number of
transmitters
being programmed.
7. Repeat steps 2 - 7 to enter additional transmitter numbers or
blocks of numbers, or pressm together, or wait 20
seconds to
end the programming sequence (beep).
4.3 DELETE A TRANSMITTER
1. Press I:!JllEI and the four digit master code I ]-U-I (beep).
2. Enter the two digit button numberQQ then press EI (beep).
3. Enter the four digit facility code go. IQ, then press (beep).
4. Enter the five digit transmitter numberg • IGI-I then press
EI (beep).
5. Repeat steps 2-4 to delete anothertransmitter, or pressm
together or wait 20 seconds to end the programming
sequence
(beep).
4.4 DELETE ALL TRANSMITTERS
1. Press EIIII!!J and the four digit master code GJIOJG.JG] (beep).
2. Enter It!l!EEthen press EI (beep).
This sequence will take about 1 1/2 minutes. The receiver will
sound a short beep about every 3 seconds, then one
long beep when the deletion is complete.
4.5 RELAY STRIKE
TIME
1. Press r.:::I'!:2l!l and the four digit master code 1-IUrn (be~).
2. Enter the dasired strike time in seconds GJGJ then press EI
(beep).
Valid strike timas are: 01 - 99
3. Press rnm together or wait 20 seconds to end the
programming sequence (beep).
4.6 PROGRAMMING TIME & DAY
1. Press and the four digit master code w-m:II;1 (beep).
2. Enter the current hour and minute I-I-no then press EI
(beep).
3. Enter I]J for AM orm for PM then press EI (beep).
4. Enter the current month then press EI (beep).
5. Enterthe current day of the month GJGJ then press EI (beep).
6. Enter the last two digits ofthe current year GJGJ then
press EI (beep).
7. Enter the day of the week g then press EI (beep).
1 = Sunday, 7 == Saturday
8. Press m together orwait 20 seconds to end the
programming sequence (beep).
4.7 TIME ZONES
1. Press r.::Jl!J!!] and the four digit master code (beep).
2. Enter the time zone numberto be programmed g then
press
EI (beep).
Valid time zone numbers are: 2 - 9
3. Enter the beginning time in hours and minutas lDt-n-1Q then
prass EI (beep).
4. Enter I]J for AM or mfor PM then press EI (beep).
5. Enter the ending time in hours and minutes Glt-R I-Ithen
press EI (beep).
6. Enter I]J for AM ormfor PM then press EI (beep).
7. Enterthe !ays of the week thatthe time zone is active
g IA-lmrJ then press EI (beep).
Use the # key to skip days. For example, if the time zone is
ective
Mcm~ through Friday only, enter:
[! m 3' 4 filI!I!lL!J
8. fiE!e.eat steps 2 - 7 to program additional time zones, or press
[[J[!I together or walt 20 seconds to end the
programming sequence (beep).
4.8 PRINT MODE
1. Press!L:Jl.!llIl and the four digit master code (beep).
2. Enterm to print transactions in real time mode or enter I]J to
not print
the transactions In real tima mode, then press
EI (beep).
In either case, transactions are stored in the buffer and can be
printed later.
Ifprogramming for real time printmode, printer
must be connected and turned ON, otherwise the
receiver
will soundfour long beeps.
3. Press m together or wait 20 seconds to end the
programming sequence (beep).
4.9 CLEAR TRANSACTION BUFFER
1. Press and the four digit master code ~~.;J (beep).
2. Enter li919@91
9
1then press EI (beep).
This sequence will take about 5 minutes. The receiver will
sound ashort beep about every 3 seconds, then one
long beep when the deletion is complete.
4.10
PRINT TRANSACTION BUFFER
1. Press Ii.:E.Im and the four digit mastercode GJQGlQ (beep).
The transactions stored in the buffer will print. The recei', Jr
will sound a long tone when complete.
4.11 PRINT TRANSACTION FOR REQUESTED DATE
1. Press EJlt!Il!I and the four digit mastercode FI_'lFI_"""I["'IlII"""_1 (beep).
2. Enter the month rn then press EI (beep).
3. Enter the day IG]G'J then press EI (beep).
The transactions forthe requested date will print. The
receiver
will sound a long tone when complete.