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SYSTEM OPERATION

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System 2 Installation / Programming Manual

User Numbers

System 2 uses of two sets of numbers to organize its data. One is the user number, the other is the code

number. When programming users, the System first requests a user number of four digits, it will later request

the code or Card Number. When a code is deleted from the System its user number becomes available to be

used again. User numbers, not the card or keypad number, are displayed when a valid code is used at the

Keypad or Reader. Card or Keypad numbers are only displayed when they are not programmed into the

System.

Time Schedules

System 2 has eight programmable time schedules which act as user selectable time clocks. Time Schedules

can be assigned to user codes to limit access. They can also be assigned to the door relay(s) for automatic

activation and deactivation. In each time schedule there are 32 time cells. Time schedules are programmed in

Option #3, using a military time format for hours and minutes (hh:mm), seconds are not used . The week days

are shown as a three letter abbreviation, example: Mon, Tue, Wed, etc.

A time cell is made up of a “List of Days” or a “Date”, a “Time”, and a “Start” or “End” command. The start

or end command tells the System 2 what to do on the specified day(s). Once the System 2 gets a start or end

command from a time cell, the command is followed until it gets a new command from another time cell. For

example, a cell with a “Start” command turns a relay on at 2:00 AM, Monday. On Wednesday, another cell

with an “End” command turns it off at 4:00 PM. Only two cells are used to keep the relay on between the

specified times. If these cells were applied to a user code, then the user code would be valid between the start

and end times specified in the two cells.

Note: If you have a two-door System 2 (2016) , the amount of schedules available is 16, and the amount

of time cells in each schedule increases to 64.

User Time Schedules

Time restriction is a very useful management tool used to restrict user access at preset times of the day or

week. A user code can have up to eight time schedules assigned to it. When a user enters a code the System

checks if the code is valid, and also if the user is allowed access at the time of code entry. Start time for a

user refers to the time of day when the user code becomes valid. End time for the user refers to the time of

day when the user code/ becomes invalid. The user code is valid between the start and end time of the time

cells assigned to it in the schedule.

If a user is allowed 24 hour access seven days a week, a schedule is NOT needed for access and should not

be assigned.

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