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RESIST-SA” and “TAG10-SA

RESIST-SA” and “TAG10-SA
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Independent readers “RESIST-SA” and “TAG10-SA” PRODUCT RESIST-SA (or TAG10-SA) is an access control device able to archive Codes or Cards. The unit operates in a completely independent manner (in fact, the letters “-SA-” of the product codes mean “StandAlone”) as regards both memory storing of Codes and the validation decisions. No on-line PC or other unit is therefore necessary. The electronics consist of two inter-connected boards: • the CPU board (the smaller one, with terminals, buzzer, relay and Passive reader piloting) • the Keyboard board (the larger one, with keys, LEDs, and antenna for passive reader if supplied) The CPU board can also be used on its own, without the Keyboard. In this case, only a passive type reader is used (e.g.: TAG10-SA). The product is available in the following versions: RESIST-TPS-SA Keyboard + passive reader RESIST-T-SA Keyboard only RESIST-PS-SA Passive reader only TAG-10-SA Passive reader only The following is an example of an application with an external reader: Reader B has no archives, no CPU for decisions, no Relay and no power unit; it sends codes in Magnetic-Stripe format to reader A for validations. Connection is on terminal M2. RESIST-SA-TPS Keyboard + passive reader "decision making" Unit 5 poles + screen + possible Aux cable (for Relay and Inputs) RESIST-TPS Only "Keyboard + passive reader" It depends o

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IMPORTANT: only units identified by SA, have an internal decision-making board. This unit enables system configuration, activation of codes/cards, and has inputs and outputs used for e.g.: for opening the gateway, door status, etc. For this reason, we advise you to always install the decision-making unit inside the gateway to be controlled, and the reader (without the decision-making unit) outside the gateway to be controlled. Remember this, if you wish to position externally the unit supplied with the decision-making board. In this case, an access control system with a low level of...

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• You obtain validation by typing in the "User Code" or having the passive Card read by the front reader. • a "User Code" is a sequence of a minimum of 4 numbers and a maximum of 14 numbers to be typed on the keyboard (+ key "E"). • the reading of a "passive Card" produces a unique code of 14 numbers. • a "valid Code" energises the associated combination of Relays (usually Relay 1 + Relay 2); the "Master-Code" can behave like a normal user (i.e. it activates the Relays): but make sure that you do not type in the command before the code. • the times of Relay 1 and Relay 2 and the...

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TYPES OF PROGRAMMING The following schemes illustrate the programming items. If you are not using a "Master-Code" (i.e. a typed in code) but a "Master-card" (i.e. passive card), it is sufficient to type in the identifier key + reading "Master-card" without typing the "X" separator key. N.B.: in the following examples, it is assumed that the Master-Code is "123456" "Access Control" mode For Access Control 1) - Insert User Codes 2) - Cancel User Codes 3) - Modify User Codes 1. If "Master-Code" preceded by "Nx": - you enter programming (if N is from 1 to 8) E.g.: 6×123456 2. If "Master-Code"...

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"User Codes” archive The following table summarises what each record of the "User Code" contains. Location number (fixed) With reference to the examples on the previous table: • it is assumed that, on insertion in the archive, all users activate Relays 1 and 2 for readings valid on A (00), id. on B (00); are subjected to Antipassback (i.e. “Not subjected APB” =□ ); are absent, i.e. O • the settings of user No.1 are default settings with function "Input user codes" • If both the Relay activations are (□□) the Code is not valid on that reader via Benini ii:’l 40069 Sola Predosa (Bo) Resist-SA...

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• If the code which was read has the following activations: 00 on A or 00 on B, it will not be valid on the corresponding reader if the management control unit is set to: "Double Gateway" and "Reader B" is active. In this state, if the Relay is not activated, the code cannot be validated • an "Insert users codes" forces the Code to "Valid" (0) (see column 7) • a "Cancel users codes" forces the Code to "Non Valid" (□) (see column 7) • the settings of columns (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5) can be changed only with the function "Modify users codes" • the Absent/Present setting...

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Input from reader B; type the "location No." + "read card on B" on the reader A keyboard. NB: if the input was successfully performed, the control unit signals this activity with a rapid series of green LED light ups and buzzer soundings. If the input failed, the unit turns the yellow LED rapidly ON and OFF and he buzzer emits a particular sound. Users cancellation procedure • from the "Access Control" mode, select "2- Cancel users codes" (e.g.: type in “2x123456”) • type in the location number of the code to be cancelled. (e.g.: type "27" + E to cancel 27). If you have the passive card to...

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In particular, pay attention to the "Master-Code", because, after Total import, that of "MEM-EXP" will apply. If you are not sure whether you know it, we advise you to execute function 2) import Codes + Settings - which copies the Code table, and the table with the Technological and System settings. Data export operation procedure • from the "Access Control" mode, select "5-Export" (e.g.: type in “5x123456”) • just type the number for the type of Export to execute. These are the options:

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