Ness M1 Navigator Instruction Manual

Ness M1 Technical Document How to enrol a Proximity Fob into the M1
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Learning the Prox tag within the ‘Ness 4 Button Radio
Key with Prox key’ (106- 99) into a Ness M1 Panel
Introduction
This technical note will show you how to learn the Proximity tag that is within the Ness 4 Button
radio key with Prox (Ness Part No 106-299) into an Ness M1 panel.
Things to know before you begin
You will need to have a Proximity reader connected to a Ness M1 Keypad (KP2 or KP3) and
ideally have ELKRP connected to the M1. You cannot learn a Proximity tag directly into a Single
door Access Module (101-246). Therefore if you only have a Single Door access module on the
project you will need to temporarily connect a proximity reader to the back of the keypad.
The following diagram, as supplied in the Installation manual of the KP2 or KP3 keypad shows
how to connect the proximity reader to the reader.
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 Note: you will need a 2 Wire Wiegand cable (Ness Part No. 450-212) to connect the reader to the eypad to
connect a Proximity Reader (e.g. 101-014) to enrol the Proximity Fob. .
You will also need to know what spare M1 User Slot you have available to learn the Proximity
tag to.

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Enrolling the Prox tag into the Proximity Reader
ENROLLING PROX CARDS AND FOBS
Prox cards/fobs are enrolled into a User Code location using the same procedures used to
add/change User Code PINs.
1. Press the ELK key, then press the 6 key (or scroll up) to display 6 - Change User Codes.
2. Press the RIGHT arrow key to select this menu. (A Master user code (PIN) must be en-
tered to gain access to this menu.)
3. Enter the three digit number of the desired User Code location (e.g. 005 for user slot 5),
or use the UP or DOWN arrow keys to scroll through the codes until you get the code
slot you wish to enroll the proximity tag into.
4. Then select CHG by pressing the RIGHT arrow key.
5. The keypad will display any existing 4 or 6 digit code that is programmed for this user
along with any programmed name. (If no code is programmed into that user location
then the code will be 0000.)
6. Present a new (not previously enrolled) Prox Tag / 4 button key to the reader. If accept-
ed the Keypad will beep 3 times and display the card/fob 12 digit ID.
7. If the card/fob is rejected, a low error tone and Code Not Authorized, Redo will display.
The most common cause for reject is the Fob has already been enrolled (duplicate codes
are not allowed)
8. Once a Fob is enrolled in a user code location, its capabilities are set by the User Code
Options found in Menu 02 of the M1 Installer Level Programming. This technical note
will now use ELKRP to receive the proximity Fob code and provide an example for Arm /
Disarming using the Fob and access control to activate an output using this Fob at a
reader.
9. If you are using a Single door access module (101-246) and not a keypad connected to
the keypad, then once the Fob has been learnt into the system you can remove the
reader from the keypad and now use the Fob on the reader connected to the single door
access module.

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Reading the Proximity Tag number using ELKRP.
1. When you first connect to the panel using ELKRP you will have conflicts. This will be
(amongst others that you may have) the new Fob you have learnt in via the reader con-
nected to the keypad, that is not in RP s database. (In the example below user 0005.)
When conflicts are found click on OK and then select the user code you learnt the Fob
into that has the conflict and ‘Receive checked item(s) to database.
This will then upload the learnt in Fob to your database.
When you look at
the
user you added the Fob
to you will see in the
“User Code” you will
see the 12 digit number
of the ‘hex code raw
date of Fob.
This is then translated
and slit for Site Code
and Card Number of the
26 Bit Wiegand number
of the Fob.
(Once you know this
number you can enter
this into another panel
for that user I re-
quired.!)

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Once the Fob is uploaded into ELKRP if you have Arm / Disarmed selected for that reader the
Fob will then Arm and Disarm the panel when presented to a reader that has the “keypad” for
that reader assigned to an area the user is permitted to access.
Access Control
If you wish to use the reader for Access Control to activate an output to unlock a door lock, then
you need to select the user for “Access”.
Then you need to write a simple rule as per the following example. (e.g. Output 9 to active for 5
seconds when the Fob is used at Keypad / Reader 2 Front Gate)
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