DoorKing 8054 MicroPlus Instructions d'installation et de programmation

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SECTION 1- DESCRIPTION
Model 8054 MicroPLUS RF Receiver
Installation and Programming Instructions
The model 8054 is a high security RF "rotating code" receiver that is designed for stand alone applications. This receiver is available in memory
sizes of 50, 100,250,500, 1000 and 1250 MicroPLUsm transmitter codes. The "rotating code" programming in this receiver and the companion
MicroPLUsm transmitters prevent copied transmitter codes from belng-used again to access a controlled entry point. This receiver includes 10
time zones (eight programmable), a history buffer that can store up
to
2800 transactions, and can be connected to a serial printer to print the
stored transection records, or can be programmed to print transactions in real time mode.
The transmitter codes that the receiver will raspond
to
can be defined
by
facility codes and button numbers. For example, one 8054 receiver can
be programmed
to
respond
to
only button 1, while a second receiver can be programmed
to
respond only to button 2. In this manner, a two
button transmitter can activate two different receivers without fear of both receivers responding
to
the same transmitter code and button. There
are six (6) different button combinations that the receiver can be programmed
to
respond to: button 1, button 2, button 3, buttons 1&2. buttons
2&3, buttons 1&3. When programmed for mUltiple buttons, the respective transmitter buttons must be pressed together.
SECTION 2 -INSTALLATION
Install the 8054 receiver in a location so that the antenna is not surrounded
by
metal (keep at least five feet away) and is in free air as high as
possible off the ground. Use a coax antenna kit if necessary to remote mount the antenna for better reception. This receiver is not dasigned
to
be installed outdoors without being protected from the weather. An outdoor enclosure is available for this application if reqUired.
Accessory items available for this product are: Outdoor Enclosure pin 8057-110, Coax Antenna Kit pin 1514-073. Antenna Amplifier pin
8058-080, Vagi Directional Antenna pin 1514-060.
SECTION 3 - WIRING
1.
12 • 24 volt AC or Negative DC
2.
3.
12 - 24 volt AC or Positive DC
Relay Normally Open (NO)
4.
Relay Normally Closed (NC)
5.
6.
Relay Common (C)
Printer Data
(P1 on DoorKing printer aliapter)
7.
Printer Signal Ground
(P2 on DoorKing printer adapter)
8.
Printer Busy
(P3 on DoorKing printer adapter)
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Use minimum 2.2 AWG wire
to
power the receiver.
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Relay contacts (terminals 3-4-5) are rated for 30V.
1 amp max.
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Maximum wire run tor printer data Is 500 teet
using Belden 9931, Consolidated 5324-CL or
equivalent shielded wire. Do not use twisted
pair wire for printer data.
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Serial printer setting:
9600 baud, 1 start, 8 data. 1 stop.
SECTION 4 - PROGRAMMING
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12·2<\
VACNDC
Pawl'
,
t-RFLED
. Mutar Coda Button
1687·010 Adapler
(allechld
10
printer)
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The information on the back of this sheet provides programming instructions for the various functions end features of the 8054 receiver. The
receiver is equipped with a small "beeper" that helps guide you through the programming steps with a series of "beeps'.
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When required data has been entered correctly and the EI key is pressed. a short beep will be heard.
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A long beep (2 seconds) indicates that the programming sequence has ended successfully either because the function was completed or
there has been no Inputs for 20 seconds .
.,
Four (4) long beeps in a row indicate that something is wrong. For example. data was entered Incorrectly (faCility code larger than 4095 for
example). there is not enough memory to program all trensmitters (trying to program 60 transmitters it, a 50 memory unit for example) or the
receiver is programmed for real time print mode but the printer is not connected or not tumed on.
This device compiles wIIh FCC Rules Part 15. Operation Is subject to 1he following
two
conditions: (1) This devfce
may
not cause harmfut lnterferance, and (2) this devfce must
accept
any
Interference received, including Interference thel may cause undesired operation.
This
cJass IB)
digital apparatus mealS all requirements of 1he canadian Interference-causing Equipment Regulations. Cat appareU numanque de Ia classe [B) respecte
touleS
las exJgences du
Reglemanl sur Ie metenel broulHeur du canada.
PIN 8054-065 Rev A 6/99
Printed in U.S.A.
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