Nortech CRC100R User manual

CRC100R Quick Installation Guide ISSUE 03
Scope
This guide provides basic instructions for installing, configuring and adding cards to the
CRC100R Controller. For detailed CRC100R user information, refer to the User Guide.
Fitting the CRC100R
The CRC100R is supplied on a mounting bracket for fixing into a suitable enclosure via
four fixing holes. Use 4 x M4 screws to secure the controller to a back plate.
Power & Cabling Requirements
Connect a suitable power supply and wire the CRC100R according to the diagram below.
Request to Exit
or Arming
(see note 3)
Auxiliary Output (0v when active)
typically used for card capture
N/Open N/Closed Common Output Input LED Data/D0 Clock/D1 0 volts +Ve 0 volts REX/Arming Supply Voltage
RELAY READER
PSU
9-24V DC
N/O Push Button
Connect screen
to suitable ground
Reader
Supply
Voltage 5Volts
Reader
Voltage Setting
(see note 1)
1N4001
Diode
0V +Ve
Low Voltage
DC Power Supply
Maglock
Typical Output Relay Wiring
(see note 2)
+
Notes
1. To avoid damage to the reader, ensure that the reader voltage-setting jumper on the rear of the
unit is set to the correct voltage for the reader before you apply power to the CRC100.
2. The example is based on a maglock using the normally closed (fail safe) contacts. Use the
appropriate contacts according to the application.
3. With REX/Arming set to ‘REX’, the strike relay operates when ‘0 volts’ and ‘REX/Arming’ are
short-circuited.
With REX/Arming set to ‘ARM’, Cards will not read while ‘0 volts’ and ‘REX/Arming’ are short-
circuited.
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Basic Confidence Check
Once all cables have been terminated, power up the CRC100R and check that the
opening screen is displayed as follows:
CRC100R
Ver:2.xx
Also check that the connected reader has the correct ready status displayed (refer to the
anufacturer’s handbook).
ons and the LCD display. The buttons are
m
Configuring the CRC100R
The CRC100R is programmed using the 4 butt
used as described below:
Press to step through the programming menus and to return to normal
operating mode:
Press to enter the currently displayed menu and to complete a programming
action.
Press to step through available options or to change the value of the digit
currently over the curser.
Press to move the curser to the next digit (to the left).
Menu un
Cards: Add cards and change their validity data without cards being present.
ards into the CRC100R by presenting them to the reader.
etti the unit can be used are explained
pposite showing the associated menu and the default values.
r
F ctions
Learn: Learn c
Delete: Delete a card record from the memory.
Format: Set the card number format to match that of the cards.
Clear: Remove all cards from the memory.
Config: Adjust operating parameters of the CRC100R.
Verify: Verify the validity settings for a card.
Those s ngs that need to be configured before
o
Note: Ensure that you configure CRC100R features and card format before you add
cards.
For information on general maintenance procedures, refer to the CRC100R Use
Guide (available at http://www.nortechcontrol.com/downloads.html).
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Main Configuration Settings
Item Screen Display Values Menu Default
Relay Operate Time -
how long the strike
relay operates for.
R e l a y ?
N N
500ms (set to 0)
1 to 30 seconds Config 3 (3
seconds)
Anti-timeback –how
long after use a card
is once again valid.
A T B ?
N N
Disabled (set to
0)
1 to 30 minutes
Config 0
(Disabled)
REX/Arming – select
use of the
REX/Arming input. R E X _
REX for use with
free exit button.
ARM for use as
an arming input.
Config REX
Card Format - the
way that the data is
stored on the cards. F o r m a t _
Several values
must be set here.
See explanation
below.
Format Standard
MAG (See
below)
Standard Nortech Clock & Data (Mag) Card Format Settings
If the CRC100R is to be used with standard cards that have been supplied by Nortech, the
card format settings should be:
Format: MAG Digits: 10 Len: 8 Offset: 02
Note: No site code is necessary as all digits are used as the card number.
Standard Nortech 26-Bit Wiegand Card Format Settings
If certain cases, the customer requests 26-bit Wiegand card encoding, the card format
settings should be set to ‘W26’. No further parameters need to be set for this format:
To configure other card formats, refer to the User Manual.
Adding Cards When They Are Not Available or Adding Blocks of
Sequential Cards
Press repeatedly until the ‘Cards’ menu is displayed (shows the current number of
cards in the system).
Press once to enter ‘Cards’ menu:
F r o m :
N N N N N N N N
Where NNNNNNNN is the card number last card presented to the
controller (or added manually).
Modify ‘From’ card number using to change the current digit
value (over curser) and to change the position of the curser.
Press to enter the card ‘from’ card number.
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Note 1: In W26 mode, there is a
number only. If requiredn option to set the site code and add the cards by card , add the site code before continuing with the sequence.
To:
N N N N N N N N
If you wish to add more than one card, set the ‘To’ card number
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using and button
Press s. to enter the card ‘to’ card number.
V A L I D ?
Y E S _
To a (s) valid premake c rd ss
To make card(s) void use to toggle to ‘NO’ ssand pre
To activate the auxiliary output for the card(s) press
A U X ?
Y E S _
To de-activate it use to toggle to ‘NO’ and then press
C a r d s Th i p y u ns to sho rrent number o
will now include those cards added in this transaction.
hen Cards are Available
e d s la ret r w ‘Cards’. The cu f cards
N N N N N _
Adding Individual Cards W
Press repeatedly un ’ menu is d and then ptil the ‘Learn displaye ress once to enter
the Learn menu:
V A L I D ? To make card(s) valid press
Y E S _
To make card(s) void use to toggle to ‘NO’ and press
A U X ?
N O _
To de-activate the auxiliary output for the card(s) press
To activate it use to toggle to ‘YES’ and then press
Waiting for number. Present a card to the reader.
> >
_
> > L L L L L
N N N N N N N N
. Top line shows the location in which the card has
required.
its
Card is detected
been stored and the bottom line shows the card number. Continue
presenting cards to be learnt as
Note: for W26 mode the first 3 dig represent the site code and
the remaining digits are the card number.
Press to escape learning mode.