Installation and Programming Manual REV.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Limitations of Liability Chapter 1. Getting Started ............................................................................................. 1 1.1. 1.2. 1.3 1.4 Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 1 System Description, Specifications and Accessories .................................................................. 1 Unpacking the System ........................................
How to Initiate a Call and Unlock the Door for Visitor ....................................................................... How to Extend the Talk Time ............................................................................................................. How to Call into The System ............................................................................................................. How to Use the Keypad Access Code ...........................................................................
LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY This manual is subject to change without notice. Pach and Company is not liable for any errors that might occur from use of this document, nor is any commitment to update the information herein implied. Pach and Company does not assume any liability for any damages, which may arise in installation or use of the AeGIS 9000P Series. Pach and Company does not assume liability for any incompatibility between the AeGIS 9000P Series and users devices.
Chapter 1 GETTING STARTED 1.1 Introduction Pach & Company thanks and congratulates you on the purchase of your AeGIS 9000P Series (9600CR25, 92KCR1000, 9600CR25FF and 92KCR35FF) Telephone Access Control Systems with optional 26 Bit Wiegand Proximity Reader. The manual is designed to guide you through the proper programming and use of the AeGIS 9000P Series. It is important for you to read and follow the manual completely. The Aegis 9000P Series comes with two years warranty, see section 1.4 for more detail.
Technical Specifications AeGIS 9000P Series Power Input: 12 VAC 40 VA (supplied) or 12 VDC 40VA UL Listed Transformer Current Consumption: Min 700mA idle, Max 900mA operation with optional Wiegand Card Reader and Radio Reader Emergency Battery: 12Vdc, 4Ahr rechargeable (not supplied) Telephone Line: Standard voice grade RJ11 jack. Night Light: 14V 0.080A 15,000 Average life hours. Operating Environment: Temp. 32°F to +140°F Relative Humidity 0% to 95% non-condensing.
1.4 Limited Warranty Pach and Company new products are warranted to be free of defects in material or workmanship for a period of two years, (24 months), from the date of purchase. This warranty extends only to wholesale customers who buy direct from Pach and Company or through Pach and Company’s normal distribution channels. Pach and Company does not warrant this product in any way to the end user consumer.
Pach and Company warrants the wiegand card, clam, and keyfob to be free of defects in material or workmanship for a period of three (3) months from the date of invoice. The above warranty is subject to the following conditions. 1. The products must be properly installed as specified; and maintained or used as intended. 2.
3. Warranty is immediately null and void if the product has been altered, repaired, or modified without express written authorization from Pach and Company Technical Department, with such authorization given only to manufacturer approved dealer/installers. 4. Under no circumstances will Pach and Company honor warranty any product found to have been altered, repaired, and/or modified by the end-user consumer. 5.
6. Distributors and/or Dealer-Installer must first obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number from Pach and Company Technical Department before returning any product to factory for non-warranty repair. No repair returns accepted without RMA. 7. Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) numbers will not be issued to the end-user consumers. Consumers must contact their selling dealer-installer for any/all warranty issues. 8.
Chapter 2 INSTALLATION Pach and Company AeGIS 9000P Series Chapter 2 INSTALLATION Page 7
Chapter 3 PROGRAMMING The AeGIS 9000P Series can be programmed locally using the built-in keypad or RS-232 via the Pach and Company Management Software or remotely via the Pach and Company Management Software (see the CD for Manual). 3.
FUNCTION CODE 00 LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # REPLACE SYSTEM MASTER CODE (Default setting is 0000) Step 2 Enter Function code 00, then press #, the display shows Master Code is used to log on to programming mode, not to unlock door or gate.
FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING UNLOCK TIME, SEC ENTER: 12 PRESS # Step 4 Enter the unlock time value (04-99 Seconds) then press #, the display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Step 5 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or press * to exit the programming mode. 03 Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1).
FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Step 4 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or press * to exit the programming mode. 06 Do not change the programming, leave the value as default. The function code is not used. SYSTEM ID (Default setting is 0) 07 Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1).
FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING 09 Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows ALARM TELEPHONE NUMBER SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # To alert the manager by calling the phone number programmed in Step 2 Enter Function Code 09 then press # and the display shows case: • Door has been forced open. • Door has been left ajar for over the TELEPHONE NUMBER time set on Function Code 29.
FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 3 Enter 16 -characters on the first segment by rewriting the existing message or pressing * to clear the segment and reenter the message, see keypad correlation on figure 3.
FUNCTION CODE 12 LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # SET TIME AND DATE • Time must be in military format. • Time and Date must be set according to the current local time for event recording, time zone and auto unlock schedules.
FUNCTION CODE 13 TIME ZONE LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # • Time Zone 1-9 is programmable Step 2 Enter Function Code 13 then press # and the display shows time zone. • Time Zone 0 is 24 hour time zone, factory programmed. Time Zone Number • Must be in military time format. ENTER: _ PRESS # • Begin time must be smaller than end time.
FUNCTION CODE Schedule(s) (ATS) will be not enforced.
FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING IF 0 is entered the display shows Enter another YES = 1 NO = 0 proceed to step 9 Step 5 Enter 1 for Relay 1 (Door 1) or 2 for Relay 2 (Door 2) then press #, the dis play shows On Which Day (s)? ENTER: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Step 6 Enter the DAY OF THE WEEK (1=Mon, 2= Tue, 3= Wed, 4= Thu 5= Fri, 6= Sat, 7= Sun) then press #, the display shows Open Time HH:MM ENTER: _ _ : _ _ Step 7 Enter open time HOUR (military format) then press # and enter MINUTE then press #, the display show
FUNCTION CODE 17 REINITIALIZE AUTO UNLOCK SCHEDULES LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Step 2 Enter Function Code 17 then press # and the display shows Reinitialize ATS 1=YES 0=NO Step 3 Press 1 for YES or 0 for NO then press #, the display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Step 4 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or press * to exit the programming mode.
FUNCTION CODE 20 NEW TENANT CODE consists of tenant code, name and phone number LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Step 2 Enter Function Code 20 then press # and the display shows • Tenant Code (directory code) must be a unique number. You may use the apartment number, unit number , etc. • The directory code can be 2, 3 or 4 digit. See Function Code 28 to set Directory Digit. • ALL the field must be programmed.
FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Step 6 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or press * to exit the programming mode. 22 Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1).
FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Step 5 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or press * to exit the programming mode. 24 CARD AND CODE (Default setting is 0, for keypad code or card access) Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1).
FUNCTION CODE 27 RS-232 or MODEM (Default setting is 1 for MODEM) LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1).
FUNCTION CODE 30 ADD KEYPAD ACCESS CODE AND CARD NUMBER (RADIO TRANSMITTER NUMBER) LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Step 2 Enter Function Code 30 then press # and the display shows • Add 4-digit keypad access code NEW ACCESS CODE and optional card number or radio ENTER: _ _ _ _ PRESS # transmitter number (00001 - 65535). • Name up to 16 characters.
FUNCTION CODE 31 LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # MODIFY KEYPAD ACCESS CODE AND CARD NUMBER (RADIO TRANSMITTER NUMBER) Step 2 Enter Function Code 31 then press # and the display shows Access Code to • You must know the keypad access modify: _ _ _ _ code to modify this field. • The keypad access code cannot be modified.
FUNCTION CODE 32 LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 10 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or press * to exit the programming mode. Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows SELECT PROGRAM DELETE KEYPAD ACCESS CODE ENTER: _ _ PRESS # AND CARD NUMBER (RADIO TRANSMITTER NUMBER) Step 2 Enter Function Code 32 then press # and the display shows • You must know the keypad access code to delete this field.
FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Step 5 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or press * to exit the programming mode. 40 MASTER CODE MASK (Default setting is disabled) WARNING !!!!!!!! • Master Code cannot be recovered if Master Code Mask is enabled. You must replace the board. Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1).
FUNCTION CODE • If the PBX is enabled, the system will not dial a PBX extension. LOCAL PROGRAMMING PBX Area No. (0-9) _ then Delay Seconds (1-5): Step 4 Enter the PBX number (0-9) then press # to to access an outside line, then select delay time (1-5 second) then press #, the display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Step 5 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or press * to exit the programming mode. 43 Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1).
FUNCTION CODE 46 DISPLAY SYSTEM INFORMATION LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 5 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or press * to exit the programming mode. Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Step 2 Enter Function Code 46 then press # and the display shows V ER AXXXRYYYY MM.DD.YYYY CR XXXX= a maximum number of tenants YYYY= a maximum number of keypad access code and card. MM.DD.YYYY= Month. Date.
FUNCTION CODE 71 ENABLE NO PHONE BILL LOCAL PROGRAMMING Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS # Only enable for no phone bill systems NPB9000P and NPB7000P Step 2 Enter Function Code 71 then press # and the display shows NoPhoneBill: 0=NO 1=YES: 0 Step 3 Press 1 to enable no phone bill the press 78 VIEW DIRECTORY AND NAME Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1).
Chapter 4 SYSTEM’S OPERATION HOW TO VIEW THE TENANT NAME. Two ways to view the tenant name: 1. Press 3 to scroll the tenant name from A to Z. 2. Press 6 to scroll the tenant name from Z to A. HOW TO INITIATE A CALL AND UNLOCK THE DOOR FOR VISITOR. Two way to initiate a call: 1. USING THE SCROLLING ELECTRONIC DIRECTORY Step 1 Press 3 or 6 to scroll the tenant name, when the tenant name you are intended to call is visible on the display, then press # to initiate the call.
HOW TO EXTEND THE TALK TIME HOW TO CALL INTO THE SYSTEM. The talk time can be programmed from 10 - 240 seconds. You will hear “ One Long Beep” ten seconds before the talk time expires. The tenant must press # immediately to extend the talk time to another cycle. For example: if the talk time is set for 30 seconds, pressing # will extend for another 30 seconds. You can continue pressing the # to extend the talk time after the “ One Long Beep”.
HOW TO USE THE COMBINATION OF CARD ACCESS AND KEYPAD ACCESS CODE Step 1 Function Code 24 must set to 1 Step 2 Place the card close enough to the red light emitting diode (LED) on the reader, if the card access is valid the display shows Input Access Code: _ _ _ _ # proceed to step 3 if the card is invalid the display shows ERROR Wrong Code PLEASE TRY AGAIN NOTE: If invalid card access is used more than the number program on Function Code 03, the display shows INVALID CODE! ! ACCESS DENIED If a telepho
A Shunt (Mode 2) Relay 2 and relay 1 are opened and closed simultaneously. You can use this feature for the following applications: • Open and close relay 2 (door 2) and relay 1 (door 1) simultaneously, remotely or via a personal access code. • Open relay 1 (door 1) and send the elevator down simultaneously, remotely or via a personal access code. The elevator is connected to relay 2. • Connect relay 2 to a light, an alarm device or a buzzer.
seconds. The authorized person will hear continuous beeps when the phone is answered. The display shows ALARM ACTIVATED The scenarios above are valid until the problems are corrected. MODE 2 (RELAY 2 AS A SHUNT) The system will make double beeps every 60 seconds if : • Door 1 is still opened after the open interval set on Function Code 02 on relay 1 has expired. • Or door 1 is forced open. If Function Code 09 is programmed to call a phone number, the system will§ Make double beeps every 60 seconds.
HOW TO ADJUST THE SPEAKER AND MICROPHONE VOLUME The speaker volume and microphone are factory preset. See figure 2.1 to locate the speaker volume adjustment pot (VR2). • COUNTER-CLOCKWISE TO INCREASE • CLOCKWISE TO DECREASE If you hear a "feedback" when you close the face plate, decrease the volume. HOW TO ADJUST THE LCD DISPLAY HOW TO ADJUST THE PULSE SENSITIVITY To locate the LCD adjustment pot, see figure 2.1 (VR3).
Chapter 5 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE AUDIO PROBLEM S NO AUDIO WHEN KEY(S) IS PRESSED SOLUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS The AeGIS 9000P does not provide a tone when key is pressed, but the ribbon cable's red line must be facing down and connected on pin 1 on the LCD's terminal pin connector on the board. NO DIAL TONE WHEN THE # KEY IS PRESSED • Check the phone line using a standard phone, make sure you get dial tone. • Check the speaker and microphone connection on the board.
DISPLAY PROBLEMS THE LCD SHOWS EIGHT SQUARES OR UNDERLINES COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS THE VISITOR CAN'T PLACE A CALL TO A TENANT OR TENANTS THE VISITOR HEARS A RADIO STATION ON THE AEGIS SYSTEM WHILE TALKING TO A TENANT SOLUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS otherwise the system will collect heat and it may get damaged if the inside temperature reaches above 140 °F. • If the display only fails when the outside temperature is below 32°F or 0°C, you may need to install a heater (AHP-5).
GATE PROBLEMS THE GATE OR DOOR DOES NOT OPEN WHEN THE TENANT PRESSES NUMBER "9" OR “8” THE GATE OR DOOR DOES NOT OPEN WHEN THE TENANT PRESSES NUMBER "9" OR “8” BUT IT OPENS USING THE KEYPAD ACCESS CODE OR CARD KEYPAD PROBLEMS ALL OR SOME OF THE KEYPAD'S KEYS DO NOT WORK CARD READER PROBLEMS CARD ACCESS DOES NOT WORK SOLUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS • Check power on the gate operator or door strike. • Check Function Code 43.
GENERAL FCC REQUIREMENTS This equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules. Located on the back of your AeGIS system is a label that contains, among other information, the FCC registration and ringer equivalence number (REN) for the system. Prior to installing your AeGIS system, please call your telephone company and provide them the FCC registration and REN numbers as well as the telephone number of the line to which you will connect the system.
