PRASTEL M1000 User manual

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1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
M1000E is an access control unit for the operation of one door.
It is equipped with an input for an external reader, an output relay with 5A-capacity contacts for direct connection to an electric lock, and an internal
memory with a storage capacity of 999 user codes.
It is also fitted with 4 keys and a 4-digit display for code and functional parameter setting, and more precisely for
•programming new codes into the memory (through self-learning via the reader connected to the input);
•deleting single codes from the memory;
•deleting all the codes from the memory;
•selecting either bistable or timed operation mode for the relay;
•setting activation time for the relay (in the timed operation mode);
•setting a user password to protect programming operations;
All M1000E circuits and components are housed in a plastic enclosure suitable for indoor installation and for mounting on bars according to DIN
standards.
2. TECHNICAL FEATURES
Power supply 12-24Vac/dc
Inputs 1 data input with Wiegand protocol
Memory capacity 999 users
No. of output relays 1 contact for enabling reading function on the door.
Inputs for forcing activation of the door (“door opener” push-button)
Relay operating mode timed from 1 to 180 seconds
Relay contact capacity 5 A
Programming 4 keys (FUN, INC, DEC, VAL) and 4 displays
Dimensions and weight 70x90x60, 260 grams
3. FUNCTIONS
The M1000E can be programmed by means of the 4 colour keys in the front panel.
In the following paragraphs, keys are referred to as FUN, INC, DEC and VAL. Colour correspondence is as follows:
FUN = yellow
INC = blue
DEC = red
VAL = green
Programming new codes
1. Simultaneously press keys INC and DEC.
2. Select a free storage location via keys INC and DEC (free location is indicated by decimal points being off).
3. Perform transmission or have the badge to be stored read by the badge reader (decimal points will go on).
4. Confirm by pressing key VAL (decimal points will briefly flash).
5. Repeat procedure from step 2 to enter other codes or simultaneously press keys INC and DEC to exit from programming mode.
Deleting codes
1. Simultaneously press keys INC and DEC.
2. Select the storage location to be deleted via keys INC and DEC (decimal points on indicate that the location is engaged)
3. Press the VAL key. The letter -C- will now appear on the left-hand side of the display.
4. Press the VAL key again to confirm deletion. The decimal points will go off and the storage location ‘h’ will be deleted.
5. Repeat procedure from step 2 to delete other codes and simultaneously press keys INC and DEC to exit from the programming mode.
Selecting operation mode and relay timing
1. Simultaneously press keys INC and DEC.
2. Press key FUN to access the function selection menu.
3. Select function F01 by pressing keys INC and DEC.
4. Confirm selection by pressing the VAL key; current parameter value will appear on the display.
5. Select the value to be assigned to the parameter by pressing keys INC and DEC. If value 000 is set, the relay will operate in the bistable mode.
If a value between 1 and 180 is selected, the relay will operate in the monostable mode with activation time corresponding to the set value
(expressed in seconds).
6. Confirm by pressing key VAL; display will return to function selection and the new parameter will be stored.
7. Simultaneously press keys INC and DEC to exit from programming mode.
8.
Assigning radio channel to the relay
1. Simultaneously press keys INC and DEC.
2. Press the FUN key to access the function selection menu.
3. Select function F02 (relay 1) by pressing keys INC and DEC.
4. Confirm selection by pressing the VAL key; current parameter value will appear on the display.
5. Select the desired radio transmitter channel (1, 2, 3 or 4) to be assigned to the relay by pressing keys INC and DEC.
6. Confirm by pressing key VAL; display will return to function selection and the new parameter will be stored.
Simultaneously press keys INC and DEC to exit from programming mode
Entering the password
1. Access programming mode by pressing keys INC + DEC.
2. Press the FUN key to access the function selection menu.
3. Select function F03 by pressing keys INC and DEC and confirm by pressing the VAL key.
4. The letter P will appear on the left side of the display. Digit a sequence of six keys within 10 seconds. Each time a key is pressed, the letter P will
flash.
5. Upon the full sequence of six keys having been completed, the function selection menu will reappear on the display.
Failure to complete sequence within 10 seconds will abort password entry. This also avoids entry of incorrect passwords in case of any doubts as to
the sequence to be entered or erroneous pressing of any key.
The password is stored in EEPROM and is requested whenever INC+DEC are pressed to access programming mode starting from the stand-by
status (displays being off). In this case:

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1. The letter P appears on the left side of the display. Digit the sequence of six keys corresponding to the password. Each time a key is pressed, the
letter P will flash.
2. Upon the 6-key sequence being completed, programming mode is accessed. If sequence is erroneous, the displays will go off.
Upon programming mode being accessed, any resident password may be deleted or replaced with a new one.
Note: To remove a password which has been forgotten, contact system supplier.
Deleting a resident password
1. Press INC+DEC to access programming mode: the password will be requested.
2. Enter the password.
3. Press the FUN key to access the function selection menu.
4. Select the password entry function F03 by pressing keys INC and DEC and confirm by pressing key VAL.
5. Allow time-out (10 seconds) to elapse; password is deleted and will not be requested upon any subsequent accessing of programming mode.
Entering a set of codes
Entry of a set of codes avoids having to perform learning of all the transmitters or of all the badges in case of packages of 10, 50 or 100 pieces with
consecutive codes.
1. Access programming mode by pressing keys INC+DEC.
2. Press the FUN key to access the function selection menu.
3. Select function F04 by pressing keys INC and DEC.
4. Confirm by pressing the VAL key. Request of the first location to be programmed will now appear, default value being 001. Only the first decimal
point to the left will appear indicating that the initial location is being selected.
5. Select location by pressing keys INC and DEC, and confirm by pressing the VAL key.
6. Request of final location to be programmed will now appear. The value shown is the one which has been previously selected as the initial
location so that only a value greater than this can be selected by pressing keys INC and DEC. The last decimal point to the right will now appear
indicating that the final location is being selected.
7. After selection of the final location, confirm by pressing the VAL key. The M1000E will now set itself up to accept transmission of a code. Once
code has been received via the connected readers, it is entered in the initial location. All subsequent locations up to the final one may be
entered with codes obtained by increasing the initial code by one unit.
Example: initial location = 120, final location = 127, received code = 112233
Upon all locations having been entered with the code, system will return to the function selection menu.
Deleting a set of codes
1. Access programming mode by pressing keys INC+DEC.
2. Press the FUN key to access the function selection menu.
3. Select function F05 by pressing keys INC and DEC.
4. Confirm by pressing the VAL key. Request of the first location to be deleted
(that is, the default value 001) will now appear. Only the first decimal point to the left will appear indicating that the initial location is being
selected.
Location Code
120 ⇒112233
121 ⇒112234
122 ⇒112235
123 ⇒112236
124 ⇒112237
125 ⇒112238
126 ⇒112239
127 ⇒112240
5. Select location by pressing keys INC and DEC, and confirm by pressing the VAL key.
6. Request of final location to be deleted will now appear. The value shown is the one which has been previously selected as the initial location so
that only a value greater than this can be selected by pressing keys INC and DEC. The last decimal point to the right will now appear indicating
that the final location is being selected.
7. After having selected the final location, confirm by pressing the VAL key; the letter -C- will now appear on the left-hand side of the display.
8. Press the VAL key again to confirm. The M1000E will now automatically delete all the codes stored in the set of programmed locations.
Upon deletion being completed, system will return to the function selection menu.
Deleting all codes
Deletion of all codes avoids having to scroll all locations and having to delete one code at a time in case of memory having to be fully cleared.
1. Access programming mode by pressing keys INC+DEC.
2. Press the FUN key to access the function selection menu.
3. Select function F06 by pressing keys INC and DEC.
4. Confirm by pressing the VAL key. The letter C will appear on the left side of the display.
5. Confirm again by pressing the VAL key. The M1000E will fully delete the code area only. All other stored parameters (relay times, channels, etc.)
will remain unaltered.
Upon deletion being completed, system will return to the function selection menu.
Diagram of terminal blocks and connections:
GREEN
RED
BLACK
WHITE TERMINAL BLOCKS
1 Not Used
2 Relay contact: N.C
3 Relay contact: common
4 Relay contact: N.O.
5 Relay enabling (egress)
6 Relay forced activation
7 GROUND
8 Wiegand data input (DATA1)
9 Wiegand data input (DATA0)
10 Output for reader power supply (9Vdc)
11
12 Power supply (12-24 VAC/DC)
Note: Make sure that terminal 5 is connected to terminal 7 in order to enable the relay output. This contact is
particularly useful for enabling, for instance, the relay output of the M1000E via external devices such as
buried magnetic coils (opening command given by the M1000E only in case of a vehicle being present on the
coil so as to avoid undesired opening) or via timed relays (M1000E enabled within a given time interval), as
well as for closing the normally open contact of a switch, and so on.
Unused wires of the reader must be trimmed in order to avoid undesired short circuits.