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Access Specialties International RI-130 Installation & user manual

Manual is about: READER INTERFACE INCLUDING: TRANSACTION BUFFERING

Summary of RI-130

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    Ri-130 reader interface including: transaction buffering installation & user's guide.

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide table of contents introduction..................................................................................................................................... 2 specifications.......................................................................

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide i ntroduction the ri-130 (reader interface) provides access control functions for a single entry. It is capable of storing up to 15,000 transactions while in a degraded mode state. The ri-130 is designed to interface with the access gold™ and asi 2...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide **unlock and shunt time can be set from 1 to 255 seconds through the access gold or asi 2000 software. J5 h ost c ommunications j5 provides the connections for communications to the ic-1600 panel or a channel expander (ce-1600). A channel expander ...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide j13 & j14 i nput c onnections the ri-130 provides 12 input connections. Three connections are used for door open detect, exit push-button and tamper detect. The additional 9 points are user defined. An open contact will have 20-24 vdc across it. A ...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide define monitor points the user-definable monitor points can be used for anything from motion sensors to smoke detectors. All user definable monitor points must be defined in the “monitor points” tab of the ri-130 definition if they are to be used. ...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide user-definable relay d6 the go time symbolizes the amount of time the cardholder has to open the door. The shunt time symbolizes the amount of time the user has to close the door. If the door is not closed within the shunt time “door held open” is ...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide go relay go time (seconds) position 1 position 2 position 3 2 off off off 4 off off on 6 off on off 8 on off off 12 on off on 14 on on off 16 on on on shunt relay shunt time (seconds) position 4 position 5 position 6 6 off off off 12 off off on 18 ...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide s ystem c ode s ettings – s2 legend: 0 = off 1 = on sys 12345678 sys 12345678 sys 12345678 sys 12345678 000 00000000 064 01000000 128 10000000 192 11000000 001 00000001 065 01000001 129 10000001 193 11000001 002 00000010 066 01000010 130 10000010 1...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide t roubleshooting t echniques tech tip 1 – verify communication between card reader and ri-130 1. Present the card to the card reader 2. While presenting the card, watch led d5 on the ri-130 3. If led d5 flashes once as the card is presented, that m...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide tech tip 4 – find the encoded # on a card 1. Access gold and panelcom or asi 2000 and panel manager need to be running. 2. Open monitor activity (ag) or transaction monitor (asi 2000) to watch the real time transactions. 3. Present the card to the ...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide tech tip 7 – replace a comm. 20rx chip many times when communications is not functioning between the ic-1600 and the reader interface, the comm20rx chip has gone bad. The comm20rx chip is the small green circuit board that is upside down on the bot...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide a dditional f unctions during the reset procedure sw2 has the following functions. Pin 7 – when on this will cause the system code to be added in front of the card number when cards are scanned. For example, if the card has a system code of 46 and ...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide ri-130 w iring l egend connector pin function led j2 – lower board connects upper and lower boards j5 – lower board 1 data + 2 data - 3 enable + 4 enable - 5 not used j6 – lower board 1 12vac 2 12vac 3 ground 4 ground 5 not used j7 – lower board co...

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    Ri-130 reader interface installation & user's guide connector pin function led j15 – upper board 1 common – go relay d4 2 normally open – go relay 3 normally closed – go relay 4 common – shunt relay d5 5 normally open – shunt relay 6 normally closed – shunt relay 7 common – output 2 d6 8 normally op...