Specifications

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"ACM Area" column. For comparison, see previous
"Arm All Areas Allowed". Corresponds to GEM-X255
Direct Address Program mode addresses 2784-2791.
Stealth Mode: The card reader armed and status
LED's are designed to provide system feedback to us-
ers. If this feedback is not desired (such as for card
readers located outside the protected premises),
Stealth Mode can be enabled for each card reader as-
signed to active ACM areas. Check to enable and un-
check to disable Stealth Mode. When enabled, the
armed and ready status card reader LED’s are normally
off but are turned on for 1 minute by any of the following
events:
• Press a request to exit button
• Press a request to arm button
•
Present a valid ARM/DISARM or ARM card to the
card reader
When the system is in alarm, Stealth Mode is disabled.
"Access Only" cards do not affect the status of Stealth
Mode.
Scheduled Free Access Index: An external relay can
be programmed to activate (via a schedule) to allow the
protected door to unlock and allow "free access" for the
scheduled time. This column links the enabled ACM's
to that external relay. If you wish to create a space of
time to allow free access through the access door (for
example 1 hour during lunch every day), first program a
1 hour lunch time schedule for the relay to activate (in
the Schedule Assignment screen, External Relay
Control tab). Then add the relay number to the
Sched-
uled Free Access Index column for the ACM you wish
to control during that scheduled 1 hour time period.
Note: If an existing external relay exists on the system,
use the next available relay number. This selection cor-
responds to addresses 4072-4079 in the control panel
Direct Address Program Mode.
Other aspects of the installed access modules are config-
ured using this screen, including:
Enable Two-Swipe Arming: If checked, allows arming
by presenting a proximity card twice. The proximity
card used must be enabled for arming/disarming func-
tions, and must be presented twice within the time
specified in the "Two-Swipe Arm Time" detailed on
page 11. Corresponds to GEM-X255 address 2780, bit
0 (press 1 on the keypad).
Enable Napco Proprietary Access Format: The
GEM-ACM1D or GEM-2D supports two proximity card
formats: (1) NAPCO standard 36 bit proprietary format
or (2) HID standard 26 bit format. Check to allow the
GEM-ACM1D or GEM-2D to recognize this standard 36
bit card format. Corresponds to GEM-X255 address
2780, bit 1 (press 2 on the keypad).
Enable Facility Code: Not all proximity cards contain
a facility code. If the cards used contain a facility code,
and you wish to allow the code to be used within the
system, check this feature. When enabled, the least
significant digit of the facility code must be used as the
most significant digit of the card access Code. See the
Code section within "
Create an ACM User & Enter
User Codes" (item 3) on page 12. Corresponds to
GEM-X255 address 2780, bit 2 (press 3 on the key-
pad).
Enable Access Logging Into Burg Log
: This feature
allows the viewable keypad log to display a limited
number of access control events. When unchecked,
the system will log access events in the access log,
which cannot be displayed at the keypad (limited to 800
events); when checked, access events will be logged
only in the burg log. Note: When configuring the event
logs, consideration should always be given to various
factors: (1) the size of the two event logs; (2) how
many events might be logged within a given time; (3)
the possible loss of event data due to excess events
causing the log to overwrite itself. This feature corre-
sponds to GEM-X255 address 2780, bit 3 (press 4 on
the keypad).
The following are new ACM related new events:
1. Access Granted
2. Access Denied
3. ACM Power Trouble, includes ACM Low Battery
PROGRAMMING
Fig. 7: Integrate an Existing Fire Panel into the Access Control System
Fire Control Panel
Burg Control Panel
N/O
N/C
COM
N/O
N/C
COM
AC Fail
Fire
(–)
(+)
2.2K EOLR
GEM-X255
24 HR
Supervisory
Hardwired
Zone
ACM
1
ACM
2
ACM
3
ACM
4
(Up to 4
ACM's)
BUS
Door 1
Door 2
Door 3
Door 4
Door 5
Door 6
Door 7
Door 8
(Up to 8
Doors)
RELEASE
ALL
DOORS
DURING
FIRE
OR
AC POWER
LOSS