
User's Manual Page 3
Advanced options in the PR 1000 Proximity Reader:
Generally it is the installer who is setting up the parameters/programming of the proximity reader.
Reset the PR 1000
Make a short cut between the yellow and the brown core. Connect the power. Remove the short cut. Now the proximity reader is back in
factory default. No MT, CT or TR is active. All is reset. Yellow LED is flashing. The first TR shown will be the MT. The next TR shown
will be CT. PR 1000 is now ready for programming the User Transponder (transponders up 1000 pcs).
Set up by the Control Transponder (CT):
CT can be used in configuration to the MT and all parameters can be set up as the following:
Configuration of the Proximity Reader:
Shift Locked Indication 1-8,
repeat MT to choose
1 –8, see the LED
indication 1 –8
Shift Unlocked Indication 1-8,
repeat MT to choose
1 –8, see the LED
indication 1 –8
Not in function for PR 1000
Toggle open collector 2 polarity ’—’:
Ø = invert, 0 = not invert
Not in function for PR 1000
Set open collector output time
Time between CT7 and MT is
impulse time. 0 = toggle
All the chosen parameters will be
saved and in function.
Exit without save, same as time up
*: Explanation to the indications: LED indication: (default: Yellow for locked, yellow and green for unlock).
Examples for some settings:
Save new set up: CT8 - MT.
Leave programming without saving: Wait for time up. LED goes back to normal lighting.
Examples:
UT = User Transponder. UT1 = User Transponder 1 etc.
Example 1:
MT1, UT1, UT2, UT3: 3 User Transponders are now programmed (for impulse). Placed in position 1 to 3.
Exaples 2:
MT1, UT1, UT2, MT2, UT3, UT4: 2 User Transponders are now programmed (for impulse) and 2 for toggle.
Example 3:
MT1, MT2, MT3, UT3: User Transponder 3 is deleted.
Example 4:
CT2, MT3: LED lighting for normal use is now changed to no. 3(as shown on the proximity reader) CT4, CT5, CT6, CT7, CT8 and MT -
then the setup is saved in the reader.
Specifications:
Extern controlling buzzer and red LED
Extern controlling buzzer, Hold and lock