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Form 77085 Rev. B 08-09-2005

575 Birch Street, Forestville, CT 06010

Phone (860) 584-9158 Fax (860) 584-2136

WWW. LOCKNETICS .COM

CT1000

UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM

INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS

PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO INSTALLING THE SYSTEM.

HANDLE THE EQUIPMENT CAREFULLY.

IMPORTANT! This manual is intended to be kept for programming, maintenance,

and trouble shooting purposes. Do not dispose of after installation. Please present

this manual to facility manager upon completion of installation.

CT1000 CONTROLLER

MEMORY UP TO

1000

KEYPAD CODES,

IBUTTON ELECTRONIC KEYS

MAGNETIC STRIPE CARDS,

PROXIMITY CARDS,

1000 AUDIT EVENTS.

SOFTWARE-MANAGED

TIME ZONES AND

HOLIDAY EVENTS

(SMARTIME FUNCTIONALITY)

KP73+/KP74+/KP76+

KEYPAD

TR81/TR80

iBUTTON

KEY READERS

TR84

iBUTTON

READER

SINGLE-GANG

TR83

iBUTTON

READER

NARROW STYLE

KP79+

MINI

-KEYPAD

SINGLE

-GANG

KP78+

MINI

-KEYPAD

NARROW STYLE

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Specifications................................... 2

How to Get Started.......................... 2

Typical System Installation.............. 2

Overview of Installation Steps........ 3

Dip Switch Settings..........................3

Terminal Layout................................4

Access Control Device Wiring......... 5

Programming: General Information. 6

Definition of Functions..................... 6

Default Codes.................................. 6

Programming Master iButton/card... 7

Initializing 100CAB...........................7

Initializing TEP1/TEP2..................... 7

System Seven Programming........... 8

Erasing Memory............................... 8

Setting Time Delays.........................8

Advanced Programming Features... 9

Auxiliary Relay Credentials..............10

Sample Wiring Diagrams................. 11

Programming Error Codes...............12

Trouble Shooting..............................12

Use of the MOV spike suppressor...12

For manual programming steps

see “1000 User Quick Guide” (form 57001).

CR90

CARD READER

WITH

KEYPAD

CR91

CARD READER

WITH

BUTTON READER

PX95XKP78+

PROX CARD

READER

WITH

KEYPAD

PX95XTR83

PROX CARD

READER

WITH

BUTTON READER

Summary of content (12 pages)

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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM 575 Birch Street, Forestville, CT 06010 Phone (860) 584-9158 Fax (860) 584-2136 WWW. LOCKNETICS .COM INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS CT1000 CONTROLLER MEMORY UP TO 1000 KEYPAD CODES, IBUTTON ELECTRONIC KEYS MAGNETIC STRIPE CARDS, PROXIMITY CARDS, 1000 AUDIT EVENTS.
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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS SPECIFICATIONS: Electrical: Input Voltage: 12 to 28 VAC/VDC Current Draw: 200mA max. DC Output Voltage (with AC input):1 amp max.
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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS OVERVIEW OF INSTALLATION STEPS: 1. INSTALL COMPONENTS A. Determine where each component will be located. Mount Controller and Power Supply to Wall. Run conduit as required by local and national codes. B. Follow instructions included with Access Control device to mount it and run wires to controller. C. Mount Lock. 2. MAKE WIRING CONNECTIONS A. Set Dipswitches correctly for your system. B. Make wiring connections as required. C.
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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS 2. MAKE WIRING CONNECTIONS: Note that the main relay is a double pole, double throw relay. TB4 will put out DC unregulated voltage up to one Amp. Note that it is not necessary to use this terminal if your system already uses DC voltage from a power supply. NOTE: Terminal blocks are removable (except TB4). See p. 11 for illustrations. RED LED GREEN LED N.O. N.O. N.C. COM COM COM AUXILIARY RELAY N.C. N.C. N.O. COM N.C. N.
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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS Make connections to the access control device or adapter cable as required. Be sure that all wiring is correct before power is applied. If more than one card reader or prox card reader must be wired, a CR2 adapter board will be required. Refer to the instructions included with the adapter board for special wiring instructions.
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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS REFER TO THE 1000 USER QUICK REFERENCE (FORM 57001) FOR MANUAL PROGRAMMING STEPS. PROGRAMMING: GENERAL INFORMATION MAGSTRIPE WHEN SWIPING Programming the CT1000 can be done either by computer programming or manual- MAG-STRIPE THE ly, using the keypad, or TEP1 or TEP2 programmer. The standard unit can have up CARDS STRIPE MUST BE to 1000 codes, cards, or iButtons.
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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS TEP3/CIP Creating a Master iButton/Card (For Computer Programming): A. Open the cover of the controller. B. Press the “INI” button three times (the red LED will come on and stay on (TR80/TR81 or keypads with 100CAB will do nothing - they only have a green LED.) C. Touch Master iButton to reader (or swipe the Master card) . The LED(s) will flash to indicate acceptance. D. When you are finished, press the “INI” button once.
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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS System 7 Programming: Follow this procedure to create 7 iButtons (or cards) without the use of a separate programmer. Note that 7 iButtons or 7 cards can be entered and up to 7 more, provided that the first 7 were all cards or all iButtons. (If the first 7 were cards then the second 7 must be iButtons and visa versa). The function will be determined by the order they are entered, as shown below.
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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS ADVANCED PROGRAMMING FEATURES: There are several advanced features which the CT1000 supports when manually configured: DURESS ALARM: (Requires the use of a keypad) When a person is making an access attempt and wishes to set off an alarm condition he/she can set off a “duress alarm” condition by pushing any keypad button within three seconds of entering a valid access credential (including a code, card, or iButton.
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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS MANUALLY PROGRAMMING CREDENTIALS TO ENERGIZE MAIN AND/OR AUX RELAYS: When a code, card, or iButton is programmed using manual programming (as in form 57001) the main relay only will be actuated. There are some applications in which it is desirable to actuate the auxiliary relay or both the main and auxiliary relay together, such as when a lock is used in conjunction with an automatic operator.
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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS SAMPLE WIRING DIAGRAMS: REMOVABLE TERMINALS: Below are two sample wiring diagrams showing only the power supply connections, connections to fail safe or fail secure lock, request to exit (REX) and door status switch. Note that the door status switches completely optional, depending on the design of your system. See dip switch settings on page 3. IMPORTANT: SEE PAGE 12 FOR USE OF THE MOV SPIKE SUPPRESSOR (INCLUDED).
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CT1000 UNIVERSAL ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND WIRING INSTRUCTIONS ERROR CODES: If an error is made while manually programming a lock, an error code indication will be indicated at the TouchEntry Key reader or keypad. The LED(s) will flash several times. Count the number of flashes and refer to the chart below for diagnosis. No. Flashes: Meaning: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Code too long. Must be 3-8 digits. Memory full, must delete some codes/iButtons/cards.