Fermax Lynx Series Owner's manual

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DIGITAL LYNX
PANEL
Code 97746I V06_14
This is the basic instruction manual for programming and starting up a LYNX series DIGITAL PANEL.
TheDIGITALpanelmaybeconfigured remotelyvia theincorporated webserver.This webserver isaccessed
via the G. E. panel default IP address, which for block panels is: 10.200.100.0
For more details see the LYNX Panel’s Web server manual cod. 97744 in www.fermax.com.
To add users to the panel you need the Property Management Unit (Guard Unit) software.
BASIC PROGRAMMING MANUAL

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INDEX
PROGRAMMINGACCESS.......................................................................4
1PANELCONFIGURATION-SETTINGSMENU .......................................5
1.1 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Type....................................................................................... 5
1.2 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Block# ................................................................................... 5
1.3 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Panel# ................................................................................... 6
1.4 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Panel Tag .............................................................................. 7
1.5 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Alpha keypad ........................................................................ 7
1.6 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Available blocks .................................................................... 7
1.7 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Reset settings ....................................................................... 8
2AUDIOCONFIGURATION-SETTINGSMENU........................................9
3CALLSETTINGS CONFIGURATION-SETTINGSMENU ......................9
3.1 Ring Tone ........................................................................................................................ 9
3.2 Retroview ...................................................................................................................... 10
3.3 Call Filter....................................................................................................................... 10
3.4 Filter list......................................................................................................................... 10
4CONFIGURATION MENU-Presentation..............................................11
4.1 Language ..................................................................................................................... 12
4.2 ACTIVATE TFT............................................................................................................. 12
4.3 AGENDA...................................................................................................................... 13
4.4 TEMPERATURE ........................................................................................................... 13
4.5 TFTSETTINGS ............................................................................................................. 13
4.6 Date and Time..............................................................................................................14
4.6.1 Establish date option ...................................................................................... 14
4.6.2 Set time option................................................................................................ 14
4.6.3 Date format ..................................................................................................... 14
4.7 Additional information................................................................................................... 15
5CONFIGURATIONMENU-ACCESSCONTROL ................................. 15
5.1Relay ............................................................................................................................. 16
5.1.1 Relay time 1 .................................................................................................... 16
5.1.2 Relay tag 1 ...................................................................................................... 17
5.1.3 External relay 1................................................................................................ 17
5.1.4 Relay time 2 .................................................................................................... 18
5.1.5 Relay tag 1 ...................................................................................................... 18
5.1.6 External relay 2................................................................................................ 18
5.1.7 Lift control relay ............................................................................................... 19
5.2 Door Sensor................................................................................................................. 19
5.3 PIN Code ..................................................................................................................... 20
5.4 Installation Code........................................................................................................... 22
5.5 PROX. READER ......................................................................................................... 22
5.6 AUTHORIZATION ......................................................................................................... 22
6 NETWORK.......................................................................................... 22

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PROGRAMMINGACCESS
Prior to programming any parameter on the LYNX PANEL, you must access its programming mode, for
which you need the access codes. The first of these is always the same, even though the second may
change within the programming.
Procedure
1. From the user information screen press "0" on the keypad.
2. Enter the PROGRAMMING ACCESS CODE with the keypad
AB21AB.
An icon of the unblocked access appears.
3. Enter the INSTALLER CODE. By default, this code is 19025.
The different options of the CONFIGURATION MENU will appear.
Observations
- Entering the wrong ACCESS CODE 3 consecutive times blocks the system for 60 seconds.
- THE INSTALLER CODE may be changed by the Programmer. It is a numerical value of 5 digits.
If changed, note the new CODE, since this must be used the next time programming is accessed.
- THEPROGRAMMINGACCESS CODE is by default 6 digits. If changing the code lengths in programming
to 4 or 5 digits, as a result this code will change (AB21 and AB21A, respectively).
- If the panel has a proximity reader, you can also access programming by presenting an authorised card,
which is registered through the same panel.
- If you have forgotten the INSTALLER CODE, follow the indicated instructions in theANNEX of this manual
to establish a new code.

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1PANELCONFIGURATION-SETTINGSMENU
From this section you configure all panel parameters.
Procedure
1. FromtheCONFIGURATIONMENU,press "1"onthenumeric
keypad to select CALL PANEL SETTINGS.
2. A list of available options appears concerning the call panel
parameter settings, that are described in the following
sections.
3. Select, via the numeric keypad, the desired option.
1.1 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Type
This allows you to define whether this panel is part of a general entrance to a development or if an interior
block panel. Procedure
1. From the PANEL SETTINGS, press "1" on the numeric
keypad to select Type.
2. Use the left or right keys to select the type of panel from the
available options.
3. Press "B" to confirm.
Available options
- Block entrance
- General entrance
1.2 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Block#
This parameter is conditioned so that in the previous parameter you must select the type of panel option
as "block entrance" otherwise select "general entrance," for which the procedure depends on each case.
Observations
- Select "Block Entrance" if the panel belongs to an interior block or if part of an isolated block (not a
development).
- Select "General entrance" if the panel belongs to a development's general entrance or if giving access
to a group of blocks within the development.
Procedure (for a "block entrance")
1. From the PANEL SETTINGS menu, press "2" on the
numeric keypad to select Block#.
2. Press "A" to delete the number indicated by default.
3. Use the numerical keypad to enter the new number
4. Press B to confirm and exit.
Observations
- The PANEL NUMBER must be between 00 and 99.

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Procedure (for a "general entrance")
1. From the PANEL SETTINGS menu, press "2" on the
numeric keypad to select Block#.
2. Use the left and right keys to select the type of panel from
the available options.
3. Press "B" to confirm.
Available options
- The complete development
- Some blocks
Observations
- If we have selected "several blocks", the 1.1.6 PANEL
SETTINGS-available Blocks, is automatically enabled, from
which we can determine for which specific blocks this panel
must behave as a general entrance. See next page.
- Some options such as "call a lift" are only available on the
panels configured as "block entrance." See the Property
Management Unit manual for more details.
1.3 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Panel#
Select, via this option, the PANEL NUMBER assigned to this panel, in accordance to the installation's
global configuration. Procedure
1. From the PANEL SETTINGS menu, press "3" on the
numeric keypad to select Panel#.
2. Press "A" to delete the number indicated by default.
3. Use the numerical keypad to enter the new number
4. Press B to confirm and exit.
Observations
- The PANEL NUMBER must be between 00 and 99.
- To not repeat the same PANEL NUMBER on different installed panels within a same block or general
entrance.

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1.5 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Alpha keypad
Via this option we can enable or disable the numeric keypad.
Ifthiskeypad isdisabled,no directcallsmay bemadeto nameswithletters andnumbers(alphanumerical).
Procedure
1. FromthePANELSETTINGSmenu,press"5"onthenumeric
keypad to select ALPHA KEYPAD.
2. Use the left or right arrow keys to select the desired option.
3. Press B to confirm and exit.
Options
- Enabled
- Disabled
1.6 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Available blocks
This option is only visible if you have selected "several blocks" in option 1.1.2 and it indicates what blocks
this panel acts upon.
1.4 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Panel Tag
This allows you to assign a name to this panel.
This name will appear on the monitors and the PMU, when called, as a reference.
Procedure
1. From the CALL PANEL SETTINGS menu, press "4" on the
numeric keypad to select Panel Tag
2. Use the numerical key, like a dial pad, to enter the desired
text.
3. Press "A" to delete a character (last one on the right) and
"bell" to enter a space.
4. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Observations
- In NOTES at the end of this manual, you can see which letter/s each number button is assigned to.
- You can enter up to 16 alphanumerical characters (indicated via underscore).
- At first, and for a few seconds, a banner appears describing the way to go from capital to lower case
letters, that is, by pressing ->.
Procedure
1. FromthePANELSETTINGSmenu,press"6"onthenumeric
keypad to select Available Blocks.
2. Use the left or right arrow keys to select the corresponding
block.
3. Press 5 to select/unselect the block.
4. Press "B" to confirm and exit.

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1.7 CALL PANEL SETTINGS-Erase settings
With this option you can reset the panel settings to their default settings and reprogram the basic
parameters, via an auto-guide, corresponding to programming point 1.4 CONFIGURATION MENU-
Presentation.
Procedure
1. From the PANEL SETTINGS menu, press "7" (or 6 if not
using the "several blocks" option. On the keypad select
Reset settings
2. Press "A" to confirm or "B", if you do not want to reset it
now.
3. If you select "A" the panel will turn off, automatically restart
after 30 to 60 seconds, while the FERMAX logo and home
screen appears.
Observations
- During this start-up process the screen will display the firmware version installed and the MAC address.
- Once the start-up has completed, the panel is set to its factory settings, that is, with IP
10.200.100.0 (General entrance and Panel 0).

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2AUDIOCONFIGURATION-SETTINGSMENU
From this section you can set the parameters regarding audio levels, which depend on the acoustic
characteristics of the site's installation.
3CALLSETTINGS CONFIGURATION-SETTINGSMENU
In this section we select the call parameters, such as the ring tone that the panel makes upon calling a
residence, the call filter application and the way in which we want the captured picture to be displayed.
Procedure
1.From the CONFIGURATION MENU,press "2" onthe numeric
keypad to select Audio settings.
2. Press the corresponding number on the alphanumerical
keypad, of those indicated on the display, to decrease (-) or
increase (+) the indicated audio level.
2. Once the desired levels are set, press "B" to confirm and
return to the CONFIGURATION MENU.
Observations
As reference, the set value will appear in column "L" (from 0 to
7) for each of the options.
Procedure
1. From the CONFIGURATION MENU, press "3" to access the
Call settings.
2. Select, via the numeric keypad, the desired option.
3. Press "B" key to return to the CONFIGURATION MENU.
Options
- Ring Tone
- Retroview
- Call Filter
- Filter list (only if the call filter has been enabled)
3.1 Ring Tone
With this option you can select the panel's confirmation tone, which will be heard to confirm that a call is
being made.
Procedure
1. From the CALL SETTINGS menu, press "1" to access the
Ring tone option.
2. Use the left and right keys to select the desired ring tone,
which may be heard as you select it.
3. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Options
- You can select from 5 different ring tones: It is also possible to record 5 personalised ring tones. See
the LYNX Video Web Server manual (97744) for more details.

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3.2 Retroview
With this option you can configure the panel so that the picture taken by its camera appears on the
display. Procedure
1. From the CALL SETTINGS menu, press "2" to access the
Retroview option.
2.Usetheleftandrightarrowkeystoselecttherequired option.
3. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Options
- Always
- Disabled
- Until answered
Observations
- Ifweselect "untilanswered",the capturedimagedisappears uponbeinganswered bytheresidence.
3.3 Call Filter
With this option you activate a restriction on the users' list so that only the selected users from this list
appear on the display. Procedure
1. From the CALL SETTINGS menu, press "3" to access the
Call filter option.
2. Use the left and right arrow keys to select the required
option.
3. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Options
- Enabled
- Disabled
3.4 Filter list
Via this option, it is only available if the function CALL FILTER is selected, and we can create and modify
the list of filtered addresses.
Procedure
1. From the CONFIGURATION menu press «4» to access
the Filter list option
The units (apartments) in this list appear (if there is one,
otherwise the list is empty)
2. Press «A» to show available options.
Options
- 1.Add unit
- 2. Delete unit (if one exists)
- 3. Change unit (if one exists)
- B. Save changes and exit.

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4CONFIGURATION MENU-Presentation
From this section we can set general appearance parameters and the way in which information is displayed.
Procedure
1. From the CONFIGURATION MENU, press "4" on the numeric
keypad to select Presentation.
2. AlistofavailableoptionsappearsforthegeneralDisplaysettings.
3. Select, via the numeric keypad, the desired option.
Add unit
Use this function to indicate the units´ data (apartments) that we want to appear on the panel
display.
It allows you to include a maximum of 200 total registers out of 10,000 allowed by the system.
If a call is made to a number out of this list, the message will be displayed with the message «non-
existent number» and the call will be forwarded to the guard unit, if available, who will forward it to
the corresponding residence.
Procedure
1. From the Filter List menu, press «1» to access the Add unit
option.
2. Use the numerical keypad to enter the apartment number to
be added to the list.
Options
- A: Delete a digit
- B: Confirm and return to the filter list.
Delete or Change unit
Only available if the function CALL FILTER is selected, and we can create and modify the list of
filtered addresses.
Procedure
1. Usetheleft andrightarrowkeys toselectthe registertodelete
or change.
2. Press «A» to access the selection menu.
3. Press «2» or «3» depending on if you want to Delete unit or
Change unit.
Options
- 1. Confirm
- 2. Cancel
After confirming, and depending on the procedure, the register will automatically be deleted, or it
will be ready for the change. In this case proceed as indicated in the Add unit section.

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4.1 Language
This allows you to select the panel´s language, both in programming and as a user, besides the voice
synthesis.
Procedure
1. From the Presentation menu, press "1" on the numeric
keypad to select Language.
2. Select the desired language with the left and right arrows
from the available options.
3. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Observations
4.2 ACTIVATE TFT
The LYNX panel has a presence sensor that automatically detects if a person is in front of the display.
Via this option we can enable or disable the detector.
Procedure
1. From the Presentation menu, press "2" to access the
selection of activate TFT.
2. Use the left and right arrow keys to select the required
option.
3. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Options
- Pressed key or movement sensor
- Allways on
- Pressed Key
Observations
- Select «Pressed key» if you want the display to light up only when a key is pressed. This option is useful
in places of high transit, to avoid that the display is lit each time somebody passes by.
- Select «Pressed key or movement sensor» if you want the panel to light up in either case.
- You can select from 32 different languages. For each case, it appears in the language with its
corresponding typography. See the ANNEXES at the end of this manual.

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4.4 TEMPERATURE
This option is not available in the current version of panels.
In the panels with this function, we can select the temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit.
Procedure
1. From the Presentation menu, press "4" on the numeric
keypad to select temperature.
1. Usetheleft andrightarrowkeys toselecttherequired option.
2. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Options
- Temperature ºC
- Temperature ºF
4.5TFTSETTINGS
With this option you can set the TFT screen display brightness
Procedure
1. From the Presentation menu, press "5" on the numeric
keypad to select TFT settings.
2. Use "1" or "3"· to decrease or increase the screen's
brightness.
3. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Observations
As reference, the current brightness value will appear in
column "L" on a scale from 1 to 7.
The colour squares on the lower part of the screen help to set
the best visual display.
4.3 AGENDA
With this option we can indicate if when searching to make a call, the data from only 1 user is presented
on the screen or 4 users at a time, one over the other.
Procedure
1. From the Presentation menu, press "3" on the numeric
keypad to select agenda.
2. Use the left and right arrow keys to select the required
option.
3. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Options
- 4 names on the screen
- 1 name on the screen
Observations
- If you select 4 names per screen, only the corresponding name field appears, while if you select 1
nameper screena secondline ofadditional datais displayed,if theyare enabled.If not,the residence’s
number is displayed.
- The users’ names in the agenda are in alphabetical order.

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4.6 Date and Time
Use this option to put the date/time incorporated in the street panel, along with the date's format.
This data is continuously displayed on the screen, in user mode.
Procedure
1. From the Presentation menu, press "6" to access the date
& time section.
2. Select the set option via the keypad.
Options
1. To set the current date
2. To set the clock
3. To select the date format
4.6.1 Establish date option
Procedure
1. From the Date & time menu, press "1" to access the Set
date section.
2. Usetheleftand rightarrowkeysto movedownthedifferent
fields.
3. Use the numerical keypad to enter the current month, day
and year.
4. Use the "A" key to delete and/or change some data.
5. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
4.6.2 Set time option
Procedure
1. From the Date & time menu, press "2" to access the Set
time section.
1. Usetheleftandrightarrow keystomovedownthedifferent
fields.
2. Use the numerical keypad to enter the current hour and
minutes.
3. Use the "A" key to delete and/or change some data.
4. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
4.6.3 Date format option
Procedure
1. From the Date & time menu, press "3" to access the Date
Format section.
1. Usetheleftand rightarrowkeysto movedownthedifferent
options.
2. When the desired option appears on the screen, press
"B" to confirm and exit.

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5 CONFIGURATION MENU-Access control
From this section you can set the parameters relative to the eventual Control Access functions associated
to the panel.
Procedure
1. From the CONFIGURATION MENU, press "5" on the numeric
keypad to select the Access Control menu.
2. Anewmenu ofavailable optionsappears forthe accesscontrol.
3. Select, via the numeric keypad, the desired option.
Observations
All of the elements that can be managed from this panel, along with the configuration are:
- Relays (both the internal ones included in the panel itself, and the external ones.
- Door Sensor.
- PIN code to open the door via the the keypad.
- Installation Code. Needed to access the programming of the panel's parameters.
- The way in which the proximity sensor associated to the panel behaves (automatic display light).
- Authorisation (Enabling the open door button positioned inside).
4.7 Additional information
With this option we can indicate if we want the user's additional information to appear, when the display
is in a user's mode.
Procedure
1. From the Presentation menu, press "7" to select additional
information.
2. Use the left and right arrow keys to select the desired option.
3. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Options
- Enabled
- Disabled

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5.1Relay
From this section we can set the parameters relative to the eventual functions of the Access Control
(manage internal relays in the panel, or future external relays and/or lift control relay for lifts installed in the
system).
Procedure
1. From the ACCESS CONTROL menu, press "1" on the
numeric keypad to select the Relay configuration menu.
2. A list of available options appears for the configuration of
different relays.
3. Select, via the numeric keypad, the desired option.
Observations
Both the external and internal relays are simultaneously activated with the open door request, with this
request being completed in the following cases:
- From any monitor, upon pressing the open door button (selectable relays 1/relays 2).
- By presenting a valid proximity card to the panel. Relays 1 and/or 2, depending on
configuration.
- Via a valid PIN CODE entered via the the keypad. Relays 1 and/or 2, depending on
configuration.
- If the button is pressed from the inside, if exists and enabled, only Relay 1 is activated.
- The purpose of external relays is to provide extra safety, being able to open the door via a device
installed in a place inaccessible from the outside, thus free from sabotage.
- The control relay is activated in both cases, and is generally used to activate the lift's call button,
whether for sending it to the bottom floor or to the user's floor. SeeLynx Property Management Unit
(Guard Unit) for more details.
Your contacts may only be handled by the lift's maintenance personnel. Only supported by panels
configured as Block.
- If some of the external relays or lift control is configured but does not exist or work properly, a small
delay can be entered on the display and activation of the corresponding internal relay.
5.1.1 Relay time 1
Via this parameter we can program the time, in seconds, which we want to activate relay 1 when
it is activated from one of the modes indicated in the previous point.
Procedure
1. From the Relay menu, press "1" on the numeric
keypad to select Relay 1 time.
2. Press "A" to delete the number indicated by default.
3. Use the numerical keypad to enter the new number
(between 01 and 99). 00 means disabled.
4. Press B to confirm and exit.

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5.1.2 Relay tag 1
With this option you can enter the text to appear on the display while relay 1 is being activated.
Procedure
1. From the Relay menu, press "2" on the numeric
keypad to select Relay 1 tag.
2. Use the numerical key, like a dial pad, to enter the
desired text.
3. Press "A" to delete a character (last one on the right).
Press "bell" to enter a space.
4. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Observations
- In NOTES at the end of this manual, you can see which letter/s each number button is assigned
to.
- You can enter up to 16 alphanumerical characters (indicated via underscore).
- At first, and for a few seconds, a banner appears describing the way to go from capital to lower
case letters, that is, by pressing ->.
5.1.3 External relay 1
This option is used to define the configuration of External relay 1 parameters.
Procedure
1. From the Relay MENU, press "3" on the keypad to select
External relay 1.
2. Use the left and right arrow keys to move down the different
fields.
3. Use the "A" key to delete and/or change some data.
4. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Observations
- The relay will have a IP: 10.203.X.Y, where:
X=Block number
Y=Group
- The Module field will be a "slave" module from which we can activate a corresponding relay
between 1 and 254. (255 = master module).
- The Relay will correspond to the relay number in the selected module:
0-9: slave
0-3 master

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Procedure
1. From the Relay menu, press "5" on the keypad to
select Relay 2 tag.
2. Use the numerical key, like a dial pad, to enter the
desired text.
3. Press "A" to delete a character (last one on the right).
Press "bell" to enter a space.
4. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Observations
- In APPENDIXES at the end of this manual, you can see which letter/s each number button is
assigned to.
- You can enter up to 16 alphanumerical characters (indicated via underscore).
- At first, and for a few seconds, a banner appears describing the way to go from capital to lower
case letters, that is, by pressing ->.
5.1.6 External relay 2
This option is used to define the configuration of the External relay 1 parameters. These 4
parameters (Block-Group-Module-Relay) must coincide with the 4 groups of the IP address
assigned to the corresponding relay.
Procedure
1. From the Relay MENU, press "6" on the keypad to
select External relay 2.
2. Use the left and right arrow keys to move down the
different fields.
4. Use the "A" key to delete and/or change some data.
5. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
5.1.5 Relay tag 2
With this option you can enter the text to appear on the monitor to indicate relay 2.
5.1.4. Relay time 2
Via this parameter we can program the time, in seconds, which we want to activate relay 2 when it
is activated from one of the modes indicated in the previous point.
Procedure
1. From the Relay menu, press "4" on the numeric
keypad to select Relay 2 time.
2. Press "A" to delete the number indicated by default.
3. Use the numerical keypad to enter the new number
(between 00 and 99).
4. Press B to confirm and exit.
See the observations corresponding to External relay 1.

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5.2 Door Sensor
If a sensor is installed to detect that the corresponding door to this panel has remained opened for more
than the established time, or if forced open (the door has been opened without activating any of the relays
1).
After this time,(or immediately if the door has been forced) a signal is sent to the Guard Unit and/or
residence monitors with access via this door. See Lynx Property Management Unit (Guard Unit) for
more details.
Procedure
1. From the MENU of Access Control, press "2" on the
numeric keypad to select Door Sensor Time.
2. Press "A" to delete the number indicated by default.
3. Use the numerical keypad to enter the new number.
4. Press B to confirm and exit.
Options
- Any value between 001 and 999 (seconds).
- 000, if you do not wish to use this option.
Observations
If the sensor is not installed and the contacts are left in an open circuit, this function is disabled
automatically upon powering the panel. It is also enabled automatically if the sensor is installed later
on.
5.1.7 Lift control relay
This option is used to define the configuration of the relay to control the lift.
See "Observations" in section 1.5.1.3 Internal Relay 1.
Procedure
1. FromtheRelay MENU,press"7" onthe keypad toselect
Lift control relay.
2. Use the left and right arrow keys to move down the
different fields.
3. Use the numerical keypad to enter the necessary data,
in accordance to the associated relay's IP.
3. Use the "A" key to delete and/or change some data.
5. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Observations
- The time during which the relay is activated is always 3 seconds, and its purpose is to activate the
button sending the lift to the floor where the panel is.
- Only the panels configured as block entrance may manage the lift relay.

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Enable or disable the PIN code.
Options
- Enabled
- Disabled
5.3 PIN Code
Users of the building may open the entrance door by entering the personal PIN via the panel's keypad.
You can also change this PIN code by presenting a proximity card (if the panel has a reader).
This code is assigned by the system administrator during the programming, but to use it you need to
enable it following these steps.
Procedure
1. FromtheMENUofAccess Control,press"3"onthe numeric
keypad to select PIN code.
2. Select the desired option (1 2 or 3).
3. Select the desired parameter and the corresponding option
in each case.
4. Press "B" to confirm and exit.
Define the PIN code length
Options
- 4, 5 or 6 digits
Observations
- The users must mark "0" before marking the PIN code.
- You can delete the digits marked with the left arrow key.
- Entering the wrong PIN CODE 5 consecutive times blocks the system for 1 minute.
- After entering the PIN code correctly and/or presenting the proximity reader, the corresponding relay is
activated depending on the system programming. See Lynx Property Management Unit manual.
- If the option 1. ACTIVATE PIN is disabled, you can enter the number of residences «0» but can not open
the door with the keypad. In this case you can access by pressing keys «5» and then «B».
- You can define some users to have access only via the PIN code, while others have it also with a
proximity card. In this case we can enable it both with option 1. ACTIVATE PIN, and option 2. PROX.+ PIN.
Enableordisablethecombined
use of PIN code + presentation
of a proximity card.
Options
- Enabled
- Disabled
Options