OSI Security Devices OM100 User manual

OMNILOCK®
ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS
SERIES OM100, OM300 & OM500
(Firmware Version 2.xx)
USER GUIDE
SECURITY
DEVICES

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OMNILOCK
ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS
SERIES OM100, OM300 & OM500
(Firmware Version 2.xx)
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Initial Setup Checklist
Complete and mail the Product Registration Form.
Read the User Guide!
Verify operation. Enter the Default Master Code 5011234.
The System will flash the Green Light and Unlock. Then after
approximately 5 seconds the Red Light will flash and the
System will Lock. If the System fails, reset the system. (See
Resetting The System page 118), then verify operation.
Enter the Menu Mode (see Programming in Menu Mode, page
31).
Determine the code length that you want to use and set the
Master code (see Changing the Master Code , page 73).
Add any Submaster codes that you plan to use (see Adding
Submaster Codes, page 67).
Set the clock (see Setting the Clock, page 95).
Set Daylight Savings if different from the default Northern
setting. (see Setting Daylight Savings, page 98).
Set the Open Delay Time if different from the default of 2
seconds (see Setting the Open Delay Time, page 96).
Program the Location number (see Setting the Location
Number, page 101).
If you are going to use the Autocode feature, program the
Facility Autocode numbers (see Setting the Facility
Autocodes, page 102).
If you are going to control access to User codes by groups,
adjust the group boundaries as needed (see Setting Group
Boundaries, page 99).
Add User codes (see Adding User Codes, page 36).

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Assign group membership if needed (see Assigning Extended
Group Membership, page 43).
Assign Supervisor codes if needed (see Assigning Supervisor
Codes, page 48).
Assign Manager codes if needed (see Assigning Manager
Codes, page 50).
Program the Time Schedule and Holiday List if needed (see
Adding a Schedule Event, page 80).
End the Menu Mode (see End Command, page 33).

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LOCK SYSTEM MORTISE LOCK SYSTEM
WALL MOUNT
LOCK SYSTEM SYSTEM PRINTER

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Table of Contents
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Overview 1
New Features in Firmware Version 2.xx................................. 1
General.................................................................................... 1
Access Levels and Codes 3
Access Levels.......................................................................... 3
Codes....................................................................................... 4
Master Code............................................................................ 5
Submaster Codes..................................................................... 6
Manager Codes........................................................................ 6
Supervisor Codes..................................................................... 6
General User Codes................................................................. 7
Service Code ........................................................................... 7
Audit Code .............................................................................. 7
Code Groups............................................................................ 8
Time Schedule and Holiday List 11
Time Schedule....................................................................... 11
Holiday List........................................................................... 12
Operation and Indicators 13
Basic Operation..................................................................... 13
The Green Light .................................................................... 13
The Red Light........................................................................ 13
Manager Operation................................................................ 14
Supervisor Operation............................................................. 15
Anti-Tamper.......................................................................... 16
Programming Overview 17
Syntax Conventions............................................................... 18
General Programming Operation........................................... 18

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Programming in Command Mode 21
Indicator Lights .....................................................................22
Adding/Changing User Codes...............................................22
Placing Codes on Hold.......................................................... 23
Restoring Codes..................................................................... 24
Assigning Supervisor Privileges............................................ 24
Assigning Manager Privileges............................................... 25
Access Level..........................................................................26
Enable Groups....................................................................... 26
Disable Groups...................................................................... 28
Setting the Service Code Time .............................................. 28
ID Status Inquiry ...................................................................29
Enter Menu Mode..................................................................30
End Programming Session..................................................... 30
Programming in Menu Mode 31
Holding the Printer ................................................................ 31
Entering the Menu Mode....................................................... 32
Operational Control Features................................................. 33
Printing an Audit Log............................................................ 34
User Codes ............................................................................36
Adding User Codes.......................................................... 36
Removing User Codes ..................................................... 39
Verifying User Codes ......................................................40
Assigning Extended Group Membership......................... 43
Placing User Codes On Hold...........................................46
Restoring User Codes ...................................................... 47
Assigning Supervisor Codes............................................ 48
Assigning Manager Codes............................................... 50
Service Code..........................................................................52
Adding the Service Code................................................. 52
Removing the Service Code............................................. 53
Verifying the Service Code.............................................. 55
Placing The Service Code On Hold................................. 56

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Restoring The Service Code............................................ 57
Setting the Service Code Time Limit............................... 59
Audit Code ............................................................................ 60
Adding the Audit Code.................................................... 60
Removing the Audit Code ............................................... 62
Verifying the Audit Code................................................. 64
Placing the Audit Code on Hold...................................... 65
Restoring the Audit Code ................................................ 66
Submaster Codes................................................................... 67
Adding Submaster Codes................................................. 67
Removing Submaster Codes............................................ 69
Verifying Submaster Codes............................................. 70
Placing Submaster Codes On Hold.................................. 71
Restoring the Submaster Codes ....................................... 72
Changing the Master Code............................................... 73
Setting the Access Level........................................................ 76
Unlocked.......................................................................... 77
Code Required................................................................. 78
Lockout............................................................................ 79
Shutdown......................................................................... 79
Schedule................................................................................ 80
Adding a Schedule Event................................................. 80
Removing a Schedule Event Time................................... 84
Verifying Schedules Time ............................................... 86
Copying a Schedule Time................................................ 87
Clearing a Schedule Time................................................ 88
Adding Holidays.............................................................. 89
Removing Holidays ......................................................... 91
Verifying Holidays .......................................................... 92
Clearing the Holiday List................................................. 93
Setup...................................................................................... 94
Printing the Status Report................................................ 94
Setting the Clock.............................................................. 95
Setting the Open Delay Time........................................... 96
Setting Daylight Savings.................................................. 98

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Setting Group Boundaries................................................ 99
Setting the Location Number......................................... 101
Setting the Facility Autocodes.......................................102
Running Diagnostics............................................................104
Batteries 105
Low Battery Indicator.......................................................... 105
Battery Replacement Instructions........................................ 106
Cylindrical Models (Non-Weatherized)......................... 106
Mortise Models (Non-Weatherized).............................. 110
Wall Mount System (Non-Weatherized)........................ 112
Weatherized Models......................................................114
Wall Mount System (Weatherized)................................ 116
Resetting The System.....................................................118
The WP4000 Printer 121
Installing Batteries............................................................... 122
Installing Paper.................................................................... 122
Self Test/Battery Test..........................................................123
Operating Information.........................................................123
Help!! 125
Customer Service / Technical Support ................................ 125
Warranty Service.................................................................125
Out-of-Warranty Service ..................................................... 125
Return Material Authorization.............................................126
Limited Warranty ................................................................ 126
Menu Tree 129

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Overview
New Features in Firmware Version 2.xx
• A new User privilege, Manager, is available. A user with Manager
privileges can change or set any access level of the lock except
Shutdown. In addition the Manager may enable or disable specific
groups.
• The Hold and Restore features for codes is now available in the
Menu Mode as well as in the Command Mode.
• The procedure for assigning Supervisor privileges has been
changed in both the Command and Menu Modes.
• A new Command Mode feature, ID Status Inquiry, has been added.
This feature allows you to determine whether a particular User
Code ID Number is currently in use, on hold or is unassigned.
General
The OMNILOCKAccess Control System (the System) is a self contained,
electronically controlled, battery powered, single door access control
device. A keyless system, it has an 11-key pad on which access codes are
entered. A control module containing the System electronics, batteries, and
keypad, is coupled to a heavy duty lockset. A patented low-power
motorized locking mechanism in the lockset allows for years of reliable
operation on a single set of batteries.
To gain entry through a door secured with the Lock, a user enters an
individual code at the keypad. If both the access level and the code are valid
(i.e., the code entered exists in an authorized section of the Lock's code list)
the outside handle will unlock for a predetermined time, then re-lock when
released. The door can always be opened from the inside, regardless of the
locked status of the outside handle.
The System maintains an audit log of all System activity for later retrieval
by an administrator. The audit log stores the user ID, and the date and time
of each event. It even records unauthorized attempts to open the Lock!
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The System has a programmable time schedule and holiday list that allows it
to automatically change access levels at predetermined times of the day. It
can even be programmed to automatically unlock and remain unlocked
during times when access control is not required.
The System is programmed at the door. A user must have either a Master
code or one of eight Submaster codes to program the System. In addition,
any User code can be assigned the Manager privilege to change the access
level. Two lights on the Keyboard provide information such as lock/unlock
condition, battery level, programming results, etc.
The WP4000 portable printer is held above the Keyboard to receive
programming prompts and to audit the System. The printer communicates
with the System via infrared light and requires no wires or connectors!
The System includes these standard features:
•Code capacity of 100, 300 or 500 users
•Code lengths from 4 to 9 digits long
•Seven code levels: Master, Submaster, Manager, Supervisor,
General User, Audit and Service (temporary code)
•Autocode feature allows hundreds of codes to be added instantly.
•Up to four user groups of variable size
•Audit report that lists all entries, attempts and other System activity
by date and time
•Four Access Levels (unlocked, code required, lockout and
shutdown). Includes access by group
•Time Schedule allows unattended setting of the access level
•Holiday List with 32 holiday capacity.
•Variable Open Delay before the lockset re-locks
•Anti-tamper lockout that inhibits unauthorized “guessing”
•Automatic daylight savings clock adjustments
•Battery status indications
•Mechanical key bypass always available
•Year 2000 Compliant

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Access Levels and
Codes
Access Levels
The System can be set to four levels of access: 1-Unlocked, 2-Code
Required, 3-Lockout and 4-Shutdown.
•Unlocked - free passage.
•Code Required - a valid code is required for access.
•Lockout - The Master, Submaster or a Manager code is required for
access.
•Shutdown - the Master code is required for access. (Can only be set
or changed by the Master code and during shutdown the time
schedules are disabled).
Note
When the access level is set to Unlocked,
you have the option of unlocking
immediately or unlocking after a valid
access code has been entered (first code in).
This feature can be particularly useful when
used in conjunction with the System’s Time
Schedule!
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Codes
The Lock provides seven types of codes. These include:
• Master for an administrator.
• Submaster for up to eight administrator assistants
• Manager for Users requiring access level control and limited group
access control.
• Supervisor for Users requiring group access control.
• General User for anyone who requires normal day-to-day access.
• Service for someone who requires access for a limited period of
time.
• Audit for printing the Audit Log (non-access code)
All codes consist of a three digit code ID number and a PIN (personal
identification number). The ID number uniquely identifies the code and is
used to reference the code while programming. Further, any time a code is
used, it’s ID number is recorded along with the date, time and action taken
in the System’s audit log.
The following Table lists valid ID numbers and their associated code types.
ID Number Code Type
001 - ###* General User, Supervisor or Manager
501 Master
502 - 509 Submaster
510 Service
511 Audit
* 100 on OM100, 300 on OM300 or 500 on OM500
The PIN length is determined by the length of the Master code and may be
4, 5 or 6 digits long (only one PIN length can be in use at a time).

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There are two modes of operation supported: PIN Only, where only the
PIN is required for access, and ID+PIN, where the user must enter both the
code ID and the PIN for access.
Important!
There are two modes of operation supported:
PIN Only, where only the PIN is required for
access, and ID+PIN, where the user must
enter both the code ID and the PIN for access.
When the length of the Master code is set to 4
through 6 digits, the System operates in PIN
Only mode. When the length of the Master
code is set to 7 through 9 digits, the System
operates in ID + PIN mode.
Not only does the ID+PIN mode afford a much higher level of security, but
it also enables the Autocode feature which can greatly simplify code
management. For these reasons, a minimum code length of 7 digits is
recommended.
Note: Due to the widespread use of seven digit telephone numbers, a seven
digit number may also be easier to commit to memory.
Master Code
Note
As shipped from the factory, the Master
Codeissetto5011234.
The Master code is reserved for the primary administrator of the System and
is comparable to a lock's master key. The Master code has complete control
of the System. This control includes entering or deleting user codes at all
levels, setting access levels, setting time and date, setting up groups and
controlling their access, and so forth. The Master code should be disclosed
only to an administrator ultimately responsible for controlling the space
secured by the locked door.
The Master code can have as few as four and as many as nine digits. Its
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all other code lengths are five digits). The more digits used, the greater the
possible number of code combinations and the greater resulting security.
For security, you should change the Master Code before installing the
System . Write down your new Master code and store it somewhere safe
and separate from your list of all other System codes.
Submaster Codes
The System can be programmed with up to eight Submaster codes. The
Submaster codes function the same as the Master Code with the following
limitations -- Submaster codes can not:
•Change the Master Code
•Program other Submaster codes
•Set Shutdown access level
A Submaster’s authority may also be restricted to any combination of the
Main Menu programming options.
Manager Codes
Manager codes provide the ability to manually set the access level of the
System. The access level set will remain in effect until overridden by the
time schedule, a Master Code User, a Submaster Code User or a User with
Manager privileges. Limited group control (no supervisory settings) is also
provided. Manager codes are not subject to group control and are valid
under all access levels except Shutdown.
Supervisor Codes
Supervisor codes are reserved for users who have supervisory or managerial
responsibilities over a group of general users. A user with a Supervisor code
can control access by general users within the supervisor’s group.
Supervisor codes have access at access level Code Required only.

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General User Codes
General User codes are for the day-to-day user. A General User code has
access at Code Required access level only. If the user code is within a group
that has a supervisor, access can be enabled or denied by a Supervisor (or
Master/Submaster if no supervisor is defined for the group).
Service Code
The System can be programmed with a single Service code for use by
persons who require access for a special purpose such as maintenance
personnel or vendors. This code has a limited life as set by an administrator.
The Service Code is valid from the first time it is used and can be used any
number of times during the life of the code (one hour as shipped from the
factory, refer to Setting the Service Code Time on page 59). When the
time expires, the Service code will automatically be placed on hold and you
must then restore or re-enter the code before it can be used again.
For example, the Service code could be set for use by a contract mechanical
engineer that needs access to a secured room to repair the air conditioning.
You might set the Service Code time for 2 hours which would allow the
contractor to enter and leave as many times as required during the 2-hour
time period.
The Service code may be used as a 'One-time' use code by setting the
Service Code Time to 00:00. When used in this fashion, the Service code
will be automatically placed on hold after its first use.
Conversely, the Service code may be made permanent by setting the Service
Code Time to 99:99. When used in this fashion, the Service code will
remain valid indefinitely.
Audit Code
The audit code is reserved strictly for printing the contents of the Audit Log
(requires the WP4000 wireless printer) This code does not open the
lockset.

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Code Groups
The System's access code list may be divided into as many as four groups.
The boundaries (the highest code ID number) of groups 1 through 3 are
adjustable, allowing for variable sized groups, i.e. 50 users in group 1, 7
users in group 2, etc. The following table shows the default group settings
for the various Systems, as shipped from the factory.
System Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4
OM100 001 - 025 026 - 050 051 - 075 076 - 100
OM300 001 - 075 076 - 150 151 - 225 226 - 300
OM500 001 - 125 126 - 250 251 - 375 376 - 500
When a User or Supervisor code is added to the System, its group
membership defaults to the code group in which the code ID falls. For
example, if group 1 ranges from code ID 001 through code ID 025, and you
add User number 025 to the Lock, then User number 025 is automatically
assigned to group 1.
When the System's access level is at Code Required, access privileges for
each group may be enabled or disabled by the Master code, Submaster
codes, Manager codes or Time Schedule only. When a group is disabled,
access will be denied to all codes within the group (including Supervisor
codes). When a group is enabled, it may be either supervised or
unsupervised. When a group is supervised, access will be allowed only to
Supervisor codes within the group. When a group is unsupervised, all codes
within the group, General User or Supervisor, will be allowed access. A
group's supervision may be controlled by any Supervisor code within the
group (see Supervisor Operation, page 15), or by the Master, Submaster or
Manager codes in the absence of a Supervisor or by the System Time
Schedule.
A typical application of this feature might be for a factory with multiple
shifts where it may not be desirous to have the personnel for a particular
shift in a controlled area without a shift supervisor or manager present.
Users may be assigned additional group membership outside of their default
or ‘home’ group. When a User code has multiple group membership, and
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allowed access if any of the groups it belongs to is enabled and
unsupervised.
Supervisors can also be assigned group membership outside of their home
group. However, a Supervisor’s authority to set a group’s supervision
level does not extend beyond its home group. When a Supervisor code
has multiple group membership, and the System’s access level is at Code
Required, then that Supervisor code will allow access if any of the groups it
belongs to are enabled.

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