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D9412/D7412 User’s Guide Supplement

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D9412/D7412 Control/Communicator

User’s Guide Supplement

Introduction

ThisreferencesupplementstheSecuritySystemOwner’sManual(71-06633-000)withthe

added command list features for the D9412/D7412. These flow charts will step you through

the operation of the new features. Please refer to the Owner’s Manual for the operation of

your new security system and its other basic command list features.

Add/ChangeUser ...................................................................... 2

UserPasscode..................................................................... 3

AddCard .............................................................................. 3

UserLevel ............................................................................ 3

Sub-UserID.......................................................................... 3

DeleteUserFunction................................................................. 4

AccessLevelControl ................................................................ 5

DoorControlFunction .............................................................. 6

CycleDoorSub-Function ...................................................... 7

UnlockDoorSub-Function .................................................... 8

SecureDoorSub-Function................................................... 9

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ADD USER ?

ENTER

ADD/CHANGE USER FUNCTION

ADD PASSCODE ?

ADD CARD ?

ADD LEVEL ?

NE XT

ESC

IDLE TEXT

Press the MENU key to enter the

Function Menu (or press CMD 46

to go directly to ENTER USER #)

then press

NE XT until

ENTER USER #

Key in user number

USER NUM: ###

NE XT

ENTER

User Text

NE XT

PREV NE XT

CHANGE PASSCODE ?

If User Number exist

CHANGE CARD ?

If User Number exists

CHANGE LEVEL ?

If User Number exist

SUB USER ID ?

PREV NE XT

ESC

Use this function to add a passcode/card to

your system without assistance from your

security company. You need to know which

user numbers are available, the authority

level you want to assign to the new user, and

the areas in which it will be valid before you

add it. The D9412 has available up to 249

Users; the D7412 has available 99 Users.

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ENTER NEW CODE

ENTER

ENTER AGAIN

Key in passcode

NEW CODE * * * * *

ENTER

ADD PASSCODE ?

ENTER

NEW CODE * * * * *

ENTER

PASSCODE ADDED

CHANGE PASSCODE?

ENTER

PASSCODE CHANGED

If User Number ExistsIf New User Number

PRESENT CARD

ADD CARD ?

ENTER

CARD ADDED

CHANGE CARD ?

ENTER

CARD CHANGED

If Card Exists

If New Card

USER PASSCODE ADD CARD

VALID AREA #?

ENTER

When all area

assignments

have been made

USER LEVEL

AREA # # ?

ENTER

CHANGE LEVEL ?

ENTER

LEVEL ADDED LEVEL CHANGED

If User Number Exists

If New User Number

SUB USER #?

PRESENT CARD

SUB USER ID?

ENTER

CARD ADDED CARD CHANGED

If Sub User Number Exists

ENTER

Key in 1, 2, or 3

SUB-USER ID

PRESENT CARD

Card Presented at Reader

NOTE: At the end of each function the user may press theESC key to return to the

ENTER USER # prompt. To return to idle text, you must press theESC key again.

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ENTER USER #

ENTER

USER NUM: ###

DELETE USER ### ?

ENTER

USER DELETED

DELETE USER FUNCTION

ESC

Note: display will show

NOT IN USE

if user number is not in

the system

IDLE TEXT

then press

NEXT until DELETE USER ?

ENTER

User Text

ENTER

ESC

2 second timeout

NOTE :

Pressing ESC while within the DELETE USER

function, returns the user to the ENTER USER #

display prompt.

Pressing ESC while at the ENTER USER #

display prompt, returns the user to the DELETE USER

prompt in the function menu.

NOTE

Pressing PREV shows the previous User

Number or User Name in the user list.

Pressing NEXT shows the next User

Number or User Name in the user list.

Press the MENU key to enter the

Function Menu (or press CMD 53

to go directly to ENTER USER #)

When using this function to delete users out

of the system, more information is now

provided during the process to make sure

you are deleting the correct user.

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ENTER LEVEL:

ACCESS LEVEL CONTROL

IDLE TEXT

then press

NEXT until ACCESS LEVEL CTL

ENTER

Press the MENU key to

enter the Function Menu

Enter Access Authority Level #

ENTER

LEVEL # ENABLE? LEVEL # DISABLE?

If Access Level is

currently disabled:

If Access Level is

currently enabled:

Pressing ENT will enable the

level chosen and return you

to the ENTER LEVEL: prompt

Pressing ENT will disable the

level chosen and return you

to the ENTER LEVEL: prompt

NOTE: Pressing the ESC key twice will exit you out of this function.

After 20 seconds of inactivity, the system returns to idle text.

Use this function to manually enable/disable

access authority levels assigned to users. This

function can be used to temporarily disable a

user's access level instead of deleting and

adding the user.

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DOOR CONTROL ?

ENTER

DOOR CONTROL FUNCTION

CYCLE DOOR ? ENTER

UNLOCK DOOR ? ENTER

SECURE DOOR ? ENTER

ESC

CYCLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

UNLOCK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

SECURE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

ESC

CYCLE DOOR?

(See Note 2)

NOTE 2:

# = Door is normal (available)

- = Door is not active, not in scope,

or user does not have access

level authority

C = Door is on timed door sequence

U = Strike and shunt are latched active

(held open)

X = Strike and shunt are deactivated

(secured)

IDLE TEXT

then press

NEXT until

NOTE:

Pressing ESC while within any one of the sub-functions

(CYCLE DOOR, UNLOCK DOOR,

SECURE DOOR), returns the user to the top

level display prompt for that sub-funtion.

Pressing ESC while at the top level display

prompt of any sub-funtion (CYCLE DOOR, UNLOCK

DOOR, SECURE DOOR), returns the user to the

DOOR CONTROL ? prompt in the function menu.

Press the MENU key to enter the

Function Menu (or press CMD 46

to go directly to CYCLE DOOR?)

To access the Door Control function, press

CO MMAN D 46 or press the MENU key and the

NEXT key until DOOR CONTROL? appears,

then press the ENT key. Three functions are

nested inside the Door Control function: Cycle

Door, Unlock Door, and Secure Door. The

flowchart shown below describes the process of

how to navi

ate throu

h this function.

(See Note 2)

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CYCLE DOOR ? IDLE TEXT

CYCLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 C

Is door ready to

cycle (i.e., not

secured or

unlocked)?

NOTE: Display shows

the status of each

door. (Door 8 is

currently activated to

allow access.)

Yes

NOTE: Display replaces door number with

"C" while door is open. Door number returns

when door is closed and strike is deactivated.

20 secon

timeout

Enter door #

to cycle

NEXT -- UNLOCK DOOR ?

PREV -- SECURE DOOR ?

Display remains until

another key is presse

ENTER

ES C

CYCLE DOOR SUB-FUNCTION

NOTE: PressingESC at any point,

returns the user to the UNLOCK DOOR

display prompt.

Users may use this function to momentarily unlock the access door to allow a person

an area. The amount of time the door stays unlocked is programmed by your securit

company.

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UNLOCK DOOR ? IDLE TEXT

UNLOCK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Is door

secured or

not available

to unlock?

Yes

(unlock door

)

NOTE: Display replaces

"U" with door number.

20 secon

timeout

Enter door to

unlock

Is door

unlocked?

Yes

(relock door

)

NOTE: Display replaces

door number with "U".

NEXT -- SECURE DOOR ?

PREV -- CYCLE DOOR ?

ENTER

ESC

UNLOCK DOOR SUB-FUNCTION

Users may use this function to keep the door unlocked to allow free access. Thi

function is used to lock the door back to normal operati

ESC

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SECURE DOOR ? IDLE TEXT

SECURE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

(secure door)

NOTE: Display replaces

X" with door number.

Enter door to

secure

20 second

timeout

Is door

already

secured?

Yes

(return door

to normal)

NOTE: Display replaces

door number with "X".

NEXT -- CYCLE DOOR ?

PREV -- UNLOCK DOOR ?

Is door

available? No

Yes

ENTER

ESC

SECURE DOOR SUB-FUNCTION

The Secure Door function can be used to prohibit

access to users regardless of their access authority level.

ESC

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