Transponder Card Mode - Nice MOON MORX Instrucciones Para La Installación

Table "C22" Programme outputs
This procedure associates the ANTI-THEFT function with the two outputs, that is,
the BISTABLE mode on output N°1 (to activate or deactivate an anti-theft system)
while output N°2 gives an impulse when the system is activated and two impulses when
it is deactivated. Set the TIMER to 0 seconds to return to the MOMENTARY mode
1. Enter the programming password
2. Press
3. Enter
4. Press
These are all the functions available with the KEYBOARDS in the
PROFESSIONAL mode.

5.5) Transponder CARD mode

The use of the access control system with transponder CARDS is
based on the univocal code of each CARD. When the CARD is held
up in front of the READER, it sends its identity code which must be
present in the memory of the DECODER in order to activate the
output relay. Of course, the output relay will only activate if the CARD
has been programmed; if the CARD is invalid, an error tone will be
heard. Considering that each user has only one CARD and that the
DECODER has two output relays, one of the following options can be
chosen:
• STATIC 1 : the CARD can only activate output N°1
• STATIC 2 : the CARD can only activate output N°2
• DYNAMIC: the CARD can activate both outputs N°1 and N°2
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and (Relays 1 and 2) in the ANTI-THEFT mode
to confirm the password
to select the operation
to confirm
• With the DYNAMIC option, the user decides whether to activate
output N°1 or output N°2 by carrying out the following operations:
• To activate output N°1: hold the CARD up to the READER; a tone
will sound immediately; keep the CARD still; after 1 second the
relay will activate.
• To activate output N°2 : hold the CARD up to the READER; a tone
will sound immediately; remove the CARD; after 2 seconds hold
the CARD up to the READER again to activate relay N°2.
The STATIC 1 or 2 or DYNAMIC options can be used together, in
the sense that some CARDS can activate just output N°1, others
can activate just output N°2 while yet others can activate both of
them.
Example