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AeGIS 9000 Series

Installation and Programming Manual

PACH AND COMPANY 941 Calle Negocio Phone: 1-888-678-7224

www.pach-co.com San Clemente, CA 92673 Fax: 949-498-6879

REV. 7.0

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Limitations of Liability

Chapter 1. Getting Started ............................................................................................. 1

1.1. Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 1

1.2. System Description, Specifications and Accessories .................................................................. 1

1.3 Unpacking the System ................................................................................................................. 3

1.4 Warranty .......................................................................................................................................3

Chapter 2. Installation .................................................................................................... 4

Chapter 3. Programming ................................................................................................ 8

Programming Function Codes .......................................................................................... 8

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# ............................................................................................................................. 8

00 Replace System Master Code ................................................................. 9

01 Change Talk Time .................................................................................... 9

02 Open Interval Relay 1 and Relay 2 ......................................................... 9

03 Lock Out Count ....................................................................................... 10

04 Tone or Pulse........................................................................................... 10

05 Single or Multi Systems .......................................................................... 10

06 System ID................................................................................................. 11

07 Remote Enable or Disable ...................................................................... 11

08 Relay 2 Mode........................................................................................... 11

09 Alarm Telephone Number ........................................................................ 12

10 Manual Unlock or Lock or Unlock Hold Doors Timer................................12

11 Edit Welcome Message Display ...............................................................12

12 Set Time and Date ................................................................................... 14

13 Time Zone ................................................................................................ 15

14 Holiday Schedule ..................................................................................... 15

15 Auto Unlock Schedule ..............................................................................16

16 Reinitialize Time Zones Schedules ..........................................................17

17 Reinitialize Auto Unlock Schedules ..........................................................18

18 Reinitialize Holiday Schedules .................................................................18

19 Reinitialize Events Recording .................................................................. 18

20 New Tenant Code .................................................................................... 19

21 Modify Tenant Code .................................................................................19

22 Delete ATenant Code .............................................................................. 20

23 Clear All Tenant s ...................................................................................... 20

24 Card and Code .........................................................................................21

26 Facility Code .............................................................................................21

27 RS-232 or Modem ....................................................................................22

28 Directory Digit ...........................................................................................22

29 Alarm Delay...............................................................................................22

30 Add Keypad Access Code and Card Number ......................................... 23

31 Modify Keypad Access Code and Card Number ..................................... 24

32 Delete Keypad Access Code and Card Number ..................................... 25

33 Clear All Keypad Access Code and Card Number .................................. 25

40 Master Code Mask ...................................................................................26

41 Open Door Beep ...................................................................................... 26

42 Enable or Disable PBX .............................................................................26

43 Open Door 1 and Door 2 Number ............................................................27

46 Display System Information ......................................................................28

50 Clear the EEPROM Memory to Factory Default .......................................28

78 View Directory by Name ...........................................................................28

Chapter 4. System’s Operation ..................................................................................... 30

How to View the Tenant Name .......................................................................................................... 30

How to Initiate a Call and Unlock the Door for Visitor ....................................................................... 30

How to Extend the Talk Time ............................................................................................................. 31

How to Call into The System ............................................................................................................. 31

How to Use the Keypad Access Code ..............................................................................................31

How to the Card Access .................................................................................................................... 31

How to Use the Combination of Card Access and Keypad Access Code ........................................ 32

How to to Use the Alarm Telephone Number .................................................................................... 32

Relay 2 Modes ................................................................................................................................... 32

How the Door Sensor or Shock Sensor Operates ............................................................................. 33

How to Adjust the Speaker and Microphone Volume ....................................................................... 35

How to Adjust the LCD Display ......................................................................................................... 35

How to Adjust the Pulse Sensitivity ................................................................................................... 35

How to Check the Number of Tenants Programmed in the System .................................................. 35

Chapter 5. Trouble Shooting Guide .............................................................................. 36

General FCC Requirements .......................................................................................... 39

Quick Guide ....................................................................................................................40

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 9000 Series. Pach and Company does not assume liability for any incompatibility between the AeGIS 9000 Series and users devices.

Pach & Company reserves the right to make changes without prior notice to any products in order to improve reliability, function or design.

Chapter 1 GETTING STARTED

1.1 Introduction

Pach & Company thanks and congratulates you on the purchase of your AeGIS 9000 Series (9100CR200, 9250CR1000, 9500CR1000 and 91000CR1000) 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 9000 Series. It is important for you to read and follow the manual completely.

The Aegis 9000 Series comes with two years warranty, see section 1.4 for more detail.

1.2 System Description, Specifications and Accessories

AeGIS 9000 Series utilizes microprocessor technology to provide security as well as convenience to you. It is designed for residential and commercial buildings, military and government sites, industrial facilities, or any location where access control is required. It uses a dedicated phone line and connects to the public telephone network. Authorization for access control is through the telephone line or with the keypad access code or with optional card or a combination of keypad access code and card. The tenants MUST have a telephone to allow remote visitor access.

The system parameters and tenants data will be entered via the keypad and the LCD provides easy display. EEPROM technology is used for AeGIS 9000 Series. The tenant database will not be lost during a power failure.

Standard features:

• Program and store the tenant's name, directory code, telephone number and personal access code.

• Unlocking door or gate remotely by the tenant using his or her telephone keypad.

• Unlocking door or gate using keypad access code.

• Built-in two line back-light LCD directory, Postal Switch.

• Recess keypad with built-in night light.

• Programmable via Pach and Company Management Software (Modem or RS-232).

• Two relay with multi purpose secondary relay.

• Door sensor input.

• Built-in RS-485 to interface with Satellite Keypad (SK9).

• Works behind a PBX to dial extensions (analog only).

• Keypad Activated to support Voice Mail.

• Programmable features:

• 2, 3 or 4 Digit Directory Code

• Lock Out Count

• Manual Unlock-Auto Countdown Re-lock.

• Auto Unlock Schedules

• Time Zones for restricted or non-restricted keypad access code or card access.

• Open Interval

• Talk Time

Optional features:

• 26-Bit Wiegand Proximity Card Reader.

• 26-Bit Wiegand Radio Reader.

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Technical Specifications AeGIS 9000 Series

Power Input: 12 VAC 40 VA (supplied) or 12 VDC 40VAUL Listed Transformer Current Consumption: Min 700mAidle, 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.

* Heater Pad (AHP5) is required if the ambient temperature is below 32°F.

Relay Output: Form C Dry Contact 120 VAC 10A/ 24VDC 10A/ 250VAC 7A Memory Type: EEPROM Tone Detection: Crystal controlled, capable of detecting short bursts 80 ms Ringer Equivalence: 0.6B Mounting: Surface or Semi-Flush. Construction: 16-gauge cold rolled steel back box with brush stainless steel face plate or brass plating face plate. Shipping: 16 lbs. or 7.3 kg. Approximate Dimensions: 13-1/2" (34.3Cm) x 11-1/4 (28.6Cm) x 3-7/8" (9.8Cm) (HWD)

Specifications subject to change without prior notice

Technical Specifications 26 Bit Wiegand Card Reader (AWCR)

Power Input: 4.75 -18 VDC Regulated (Power by the AeGIS 9000 Series +5VDC). Transmit Frequency: 125 Khz. Cable Distance: 500 feet maximum. Dimension: 5.0” x 1.6” x 0.75” (HWD)

echnical Specifications 26 Bit Wiegand Radio Reader (AWRR)

Power Input: 5.0 VDC Regulated (Power by the AeGIS 9000 Series +5VDC regulated) or

6.0 - 24 VDC Unregualted (not supplied).

Transmit Frequency: 318 Mhz. Bandwith: 300 Khz minimum. Read Range: 5 - 500 feet

Accessories and Replacement Parts:

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PART NUMBER PART NUMBER

FFM9 full-slush mounting ring for 9000FF Series AHHT2 26-bit dual button hand-held transmitter ASP1 power and telephone surge protector 9CRLNS Card reader black lense AHP5 heater pad ARIGB9 rough-in box for full-flush installation AWCR 26 bit wiegand card reader ABHSE9 battery housing SCR9 26-bit wiegand card reader with built-in controller APM1 single arm pedestal for car and pedestrian AWCRS 26-bit small wiegand car reader APM2 double arm for auto, pedestrian and semi-truck. AWCRL 26-bit long range card reader APM5 double arm side by side AWCRSL 26-bit super long range card reader AP9 adapter plate for mounting on APMs SCR9M RS-485 wiegand controller module

XFMR transformer 12VAC 40VA AFOB 26-bit wiegand fob AVP9C pin-hole size color camera for all telephone entry AISO 26-bit ISO card (credit card size) LCKYSN Lock and keys new style round type ACLAM 26-bit clam shell AKYSN new keys round type ACOIN 26-bit Coin tag ABAT1 12VDA 4.5 Ahr baterry back-up AWRR 26-bit wiegand radio reader 9MAN Free Download online AFOBT 26-bit wiegand fob transmitter 9LENS replacement LCD’s lense AHHT 26-bit single button hand-held transmitter 9LTKT night light kit

1.3 Unpacking the System

Standard AeGIS 9000 Series consists of the following items:

• AeGIS 9000 Series System.

• XMFR (Power Transformer, 12VAC 40VA).

• 7-pin terminal connector (inside the cabinet)

• 5-pin terminal connector (inside the cabinet).

• 2 of 3-pin terminal connector (inside the cabinet).

• 6-pin terminal connector (inside the cabinet).

• Key sets (2 keys per set)

• RJ-11 adapter (inside the unit cabinet).

• Owners Manual.

• Warranty Card with unit serial number.

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. Consumers must obtain warranty information from the selling dealer and/or installer as to the nature of the dealer’s warranty, if any. All contact to Pach and Company from the end user consumer will be referred to the consumer’s selling dealer and/or installer.

There are no obligations and/or liabilities on the part of Pach and Company for consequential damages arising out of or in connection with use or performance of Pach and Company products or other indirect damages with respect to loss of property, revenue, or profit, or cost of removal, installation, or reinstallation. Any use or change to Pach and Company products not expressly approved by the manufacturer, and performed by an authorized dealer/installer will immediately void the warranty. All implied warranties, including warranties for marketability as well as implied warranties for suitability, are valid only until the warranty expires or is voided, whichever comes first.

This Pach and Company Limited Warranty is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied and all Pach and Company warranties are subject, but not limited, to the following conditions.

I. NEW PRODUCT POLICY

1. The products must be properly installed as specified; and maintained or used as intended.

2. Cause of product failure is not due to vandalism or malicious mischief, improper installation, abnormal physical or electrical stress, lightning, power surges, misuse, negligence, accidents, or Natural disasters.

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. Pach and Company reserves the right to repair the product, or replace a warranted product with a like product of equal value in the event original product cannot be repaired.

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 repair, whether under warranty or not. No

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.

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8. Distributor and/or Dealer-Installer are responsible for all shipping charges, incl. freight and insurance fees, for products shipped to Pach and Company repair center.

9. Pach and Company warranty does not guarantee any product to be free of operation error or service interruption in any way during the course of daily product operation.

10. Pach and Company is not responsible for time, travel, and/or labor costs of any distributor and/or dealer-installer, including but not limited to, any expenses to install, uninstall or reinstall hardware/software/firmware related to warranty issues, product enhancements, or product failures.

NEW PRODUCT W

ARRANTY EXCEPTION

WIEGAND CARD, KEYFOB AND TRANSMITTER

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.

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. Pach and Company reserves the right to repair the product, or replace a warranted product with a like product of equal value in the event original product cannot be repaired.

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. Distributor and/or Dealer-Installer are responsible for all shipping charges, incl. freight and insurance fees, for products shipped to Pach and Company repair center.

9. Pach and Company warranty does not guarantee any product to be free of operation error or service interruption in any way during the course of daily product operation.

10. Pach and Company is not responsible for the time, travel, and/or labor costs of any distributor and/or dealer- installer, including but not limited to, any expenses to install, uninstall or reinstall hardware/software/firmware related to warranty issues, product enhancements, or product failures.

AeGIS PARTS LIMITED WARRANTY

II. NON-W

ARRANTY REPLACEMENT PARTS POLICY

Pach and Company parts are warranted to be free of defects in material or workmanship for a period of six (6) months), from the date of purchase or repair. This warranty extends only to wholesale customers who buy direct from Pach and

Company from the end user consumer will be referred to the consumer’s selling dealer and/or installer.

This Pach and Company Limited Warranty is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied and all Pach and Company warranties are subject, but not limited, to the following conditions.

REPLACEMENT PARTS

1. The products must be properly installed as specified; and maintained or used as intended.

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. Pach and Company reserves the right to replace a warranted product with a like product of equal value in the event original system cannot be repaired.

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. Distributor and/or Dealer-Installer are responsible for all shipping charges, incl. freight and insurance fees, for products shipped to Pach and Company repair center.

9. Pach and Company warranty does not guarantee any product to be free of operation error or service interruption

in any way during the course of daily product operation.

AeGIS NON-WARRANTY REPAIR LIMITED WARRANTY

III. NON-W

ARRANTY REPAIR POLICY

Pach and Company warrants repairs to be free of defects in material or workmanship for a period of three (3) months from the date of repair and invoice. This warranty extends only to wholesale customers who buy direct from Pach and

Company or through Pach and Company’s normal distribution channels. Consumers must obtain warranty information from the selling dealer and/or installer as to the nature of the dealer’s warranty, if any. All contact to Pach and Company from the end user consumer will be referred to the consumer’s selling dealer and/or installer.

This Pach and Company Limited Warranty is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied and all Pach and

Company warranties are subject, but not limited, to the following conditions.

1. The products must be properly re-installed as specified; and maintained or used as intended.

2. Cause of repaired product failure is not due to vandalism or malicious mischief, improper installation, abnormal physical or electrical stress, lightning, power surges, misuse, negligence, accidents, or Natural disasters.

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 of any product found to have been altered, repaired, and/or modified by the end-user consumer.

5. Pach and Company reserves the right to replace a previously repaired product with a like product of equal value in the event of repair failure, provided repair failure occurs within the specified warranty period.

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. Distributor and/or Dealer-Installer are responsible for all shipping charges, incl. freight and insurance fees, for products shipped to Pach and Company repair center.

9. Pach and Company warranty does not guarantee any product, new or repaired, to be free of operation error or

service interruption in any way during the course of daily product operation

IMPORT

ANT REPAIR NOTE: Pach and Company will perform a factory physical evaluation of all products submitted for

repair at receipt of item, and reserves the right to decline repairs after said physical evaluation. In the event a returned product is deemed ineligible for repair; the product will be returned to sender via common carrier ground at Pach and Company expense.

Chapter 2 INSTALLATION

A proper installation of the AeGIS system is very essential. You MUST follow the installation procedures, block diagrams and installation requirements as specified in this chapter.

Figure 2.1 Wiring Block Diagram

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RED

BLACK

WHITE

GREEN

INPUT FOR 26-BIT READER, RADIO READER OR FINGER PRINT READER

2ndrelay can be connected as

Mode 1: Door Control Mode 2: AShunt Mode 3: An Alarm Mode 4: CCTV switch

Battery Backup

To RS1

To RS2

GROUNDING

Grounding the AeGIS steel enclosure is essential. Please comply with all local ordinances and industry standard procedures to ensure a complete and safe ground. Recommended earth grounds are:

• Use 18-gauge solid wire for grounding.

• Installing a ground steel rod from the AeGIS steel enclosure to the earth ground.

• Installing a solid heavy gauge wire from the AeGIS steel enclosure to a water pipe.

• Connecting the AeGIS steel enclosure to any earth grounded steel metal.

TELEPHONE LINE

It is recommended to install Surge protector to protect the system from telephone line surge. Pach and Company will not warranty the system from lightning and power surge. “DEDICATED TELEPHONE LINE IS REQUIRED FOR EACH SYSTEM

IF SOFTWARE REMOTE PROGRAMMING IS USED”. “UP TO EIGHT SYSTEMS CAN BE CONNECTED TO SINGLE

PHONE LINE IF SOFTWARE REMOTE PROGRAMMING IS NOT USED”

• Twisted pair category 5 is the minimum requirement if the distance less than 200 feet. Shielded wires are recommended to avoid radio reception or any other noise problems. If the distance is more than 200 feet, 2-conductors, 18-gauge shielded stranded is recommended. Ground one end of the shielded to earth ground.

See installation instruction if ASP1 Surge Protector is used.

• If a PBX line is used connect the AeGIS to the analog PBX's extension to dial the extensions within the PBX.

Do not connect to a PBX's Digital Port.

NOTE: The AeGIS 9000 Series only works behind the PBX to dial extensions, no pause can be programmed on

the AeGIS 9000 Series to dial the outside line.

DOOR STRIKE OR ELECTRICAL STRIKE

The AeGIS 9000 Series provides TWO relay form "C" dry contact: Normally Open (NO) and Normally Closed (NC).

• 10 Ampere 120 VAC or

• 10 Ampere 24 VDC or

• 7 Ampere 250 VAC See figure 2.1 for door strike wiring diagram. You MUST use two conductors 18 gauge stranded wire minimum. Note: Some door strikes are creating electrical or magnetic noise or spikes and could create problem to the system's

memory. Although the system's relay has built-in filtration circuit, installing an isolation relay is recommended if the system is experiencing with looses memory.

POSTAL LOCK

The AeGIS system comes with pre-wired "Normally Open" postal switch as shown on figure 2.2(a). If the postal switch is pressed, the gate will open. If you need "Normally Closed" postal switch, see figure 2.2(b). The postal lock is not included. You have to purchase the postal lock from your local post office. See figure 2.2 to alter the postal switch to normally closed.

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Figure 2.2 (a)

Figure 2.2 (b)

LCOM

POST

LCOM

POST

POWER

A 12 VAC 40VA transformer is supplied by Pach and Company. However, 12 VDC 40VApower supply or 12VDC power supply with battery backup can be used to power the AeGIS 9000 Series, use the same connection as shown on figure 2.1.

• Two conductors, 18-gauge shielded stranded wires must be used. Ground one end of the shielded to earth ground. See installation instruction if ASP1 Surge Protector is used.

• Do not share power transformer or power supply between the AeGIS and other electronic equipment.

• Turn the power "ON" (left position). The Power Light Emitting Diode (LED2) should be "ON". You should see “Welcome to Pach's Telephone Access Systems" on the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). If the display is blank, turn the system off and see Chapter 4.0 Operations and Chapter 6.0 Trouble Shooting Guides.

• If 12 VDC power supply is used, the OUTPUT must read between 13.5 VDC - 14.5 VDC. Note: Do not use a power supply higher than 12 VDC.

BATTERY BACKUP

The AeGIS 9000 Series have built-in charging circuit for battery backup. The battery will keep the system in full operation during power failure. Recommended battery is 12 VDC, 4.5 Ahr rechargeable (customer supply). The life of the battery is approximately 8 hours in idle mode.

• Use two conductors 18-gauge shielded stranded wires.

WARNING: The connection is polarity sensitive. Connect the battery (+) terminal to the connector labeled (BAT) on the

AeGIS and the battery (-) terminal to the connector labeled LCOM on the AeGIS. See figure 2.1 for wiring diagram.

NIGHT LIGHT

14V 0.080A 15,000 Average life hours light bulbs. Use the same rating of replacement light bulb.

OPTIONAL

DOOR SENSOR

Optional Normally Open door sensor switch can be installed to warn the manager if the gate is left open or forced open.

OPTIONAL 26 BIT WIEGAND CARD READER OR RADIO READER

ONLY USE FOR PACH & CO READER OR RADIO READER OTHERWISE INCOMPATIBILITY MAY OCCUR.

OPTIONAL HEATER PAD (AHP5)

A heater pad must be installed if the ambient temperature is below 32°F. See figure 2.3 for power connection. Specifications: 12 VAC/12VDC 10 Watts, 55.4 °F

Step 1: Turn the system OFF. Step 2: Install the heater pad behind the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). Provide 1/4” - 1/2” clearance from the back of the

LCD.

Warning: Do not install the heater pad on top of the LCD without a clearance, It may damage the LCD.

Step 3: Install a duct tape on the LCD’s ribbon cable.

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T o AC1 and AC2 on Figure 2.1

Figure 2.3

RS-232 CONNECTION

The AeGIS 9000 Series come with RS-232 DB9 Port. The port is used for local programming via AeGIS 9000 Series Management Software. See the wiring diagram below for RS-232 connector wiring diagram.

Figure 2.4 RS-232 CONNECTOR

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Chapter 3 PROGRAMMING

The AeGIS 9000 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).

3.1 LOCAL PROGRAMMING VIA BUILT-IN KEYPAD

Log on to programming mode

Two ways to log on to programming mode:

1) PRESS 0 AND # SIMULTANEOUSLY THEN RELEASE, the display screen stops scrolling (If the display screen is still

scrolling repeat this step again) then enter the valid 4-digit Master Code (default Master Code: 0000). Now, you are in programming mode, the display shows:

and proceed to Local Programming Table 3.1. If the system idles in 30 seconds, the display will return to a scrolling mode.

2) IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A VALID MASTER CODE, open the panel (key must be used) then press and release the “RED

BUTTON” on the board and the display shows:

x x x x: 4-digit Master Code.

then press #. Now, you are in programming mode and proceed to Local Programming Table 3.1. If the system idles in 30 seconds, the display will return to a scrolling mode.

3.2 RS-232 AND REMOTE PROGRAMMING VIA THE PACH AND COMPANY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

See the enclosed CD for Manual. You may install up to eight systems on the same phone line but if Pach and Company

Management Software is used, you must follow the requirements below:

• AMaximum of four AeGIS 9000 Series can be connected on the same phone line for remote programming via modem and eight systems on the same phone line if RS-232 is used.

• Different Master Code must be assigned to each system for remote programming via modem.

• Not every computer’s modem in the market will communicate (compatible) with multiple AeGIS 9000 Series on the same phone line, recommended modem is ZOOM.

• The Master Code may have to be sent more than once in order to communicate with one of the system.

• Only one system at a time can be connected using an RS-232 port and limited to 150 feet.

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SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

MASTER CODE: XXXX NEW:_ _ _ _ # ENT

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

1. Exit the programming mode by pressing * once or twice.

2. Clear the programmed name, phone number or access code by pressing

3. Press * then the 4-digit access code to unlock the door or gate via the system keypad.

Press # to accept program.

REPLACE SYSTEM MASTER

CODE

(Default setting is 0000)

Master Code is used to log on to

programming mode, not to unlock

door or gate.

CHANGE TALK TIME

(Default setting is 090 Seconds)

Minimum setting is 10 seconds and

Maximum setting is 240 seconds.

Talk Time between the tenant and

visitor. The talk time is also a

hang-up time.

OPEN INTERVAL RELAY 1 and

RELAY 2

(Default setting is 012 Seconds)

Minimum setting is 04 seconds and

Maximum setting is 99 seconds.

Unlock Time for Door 1 and Door 2.

Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows

Step 2 Enter Function code 00, then press #, the display shows

Step 3 Enter the new 4-digit Master Code then press # the display shows

If you press * the display shows

Ignore the message, and your existing Master Code will remain in the system. Step 4 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or

press *to exit the programming mode and the display shows

Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows

Step 2 Enter Function code 01, then press #, the display shows

Step3 Enter the talk time (10-240 seconds) then press #, the display shows

Step 4 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

Step 2 Enter Function code 02, then press #, the display shows

Step 3 Enter 1 for relay 1 (door 1) or 2 for relay 2 (door 2) then press #, the

display shows

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FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

MASTER CODE: 0000 NEW: _ _ _ _ # ENT

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

** CODE ERROR NOTHING CHANGED!

DIR # USED: XXXX

Please Wait . . . .

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

TALK TIME, 10-240 ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Set which Relay? (1 or 2): _

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

LOCK OUT COUNT

(Default setting is 03 )

Minimum setting is 1 and Maximum

setting is 9 .

The system will ignore further

keypad code for 90 second if invalid

keypad code has been entered a

specific number of times.

Does not valid for card code or

combination between card code and

keypad code.

TONE OR PULSE

(Default setting is TONE)

If your local phone company does

not support tone dialing mode , you

must set the system for pulse dialing

mode. Most local phone companies

support tone dialing mode.

SINGLE OR MULTI SYSTEMS

(Default setting is SINGLE)

If more than one systems are on the

same phone line, you must set each

system to MULTI.

Step 4 Enter the unlock time value (04-99 Seconds) then press #, the display shows

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

Step 2 Enter Function code 03, then press #, the display shows

Step 3 Enter the Lock Out Count value (1-9) then press #, the display shows

Step 4 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

Step 2 Enter Function code 04, then press #, the display shows

Step 3 Enter 1 for Tone and 0 for Pulse then press # the display shows

Step 4 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

Step 2 Enter Function code 05, then press #, the display shows

Step 3 Enter 1 for SINGLE or 0 for MULTI, then press #, the display shows

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UNLOCK TIME, SEC ENTER: 12 PRESS #

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

LOCK-OUT COUNT ENTER: 3

PRESS #

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

TONE=1 PULSE=0 ENTER: 1

PRESS #

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

SINGLE=1 MULTI=0 ENTER: 1

PRESS #

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

SYSTEM ID

(Default setting is 0)

REMOTE ENABLE/DISABLE

(Default setting is Enabled)

Set the function code to ENABLE if

the management software is used to

program the system. If the function

code is set to DISABLE, the system

will not answer an incoming call.

RELAY 2 MODE

(Default setting is as DOOR.

CONTROL)

MODE1: DOOR CONTROL

MODE 2: A SHUNT

MODE 3: AN ALARM TIMER

MODE 4: A CCTV V SWITCH

See Chapter 4. System’s

Operation for more detail explana-

tion.

Step 4 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or

press *to exit the programming mode.

Do not change the programming, leave the value as default. The function code is

not used.

Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows

Step 2 Enter Function Code 07 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 1 to ENABLE and 0 to DISABLE then press #, the display shows

Step 4 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 08 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 1- DOOR CONTROL

2- A SHUNT 3- AN ALARM TIMER 4- A CCTV SWITCH

then press #, the display shows

Step 4 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or

press *to exit the programming mode.

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SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

REMOTE YES=1 NO=0 ENTER: 1

PRESS #

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

RELAY 2 MODE (1-4) ENTER: 1

PRESS #

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

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FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows

Step 2 Enter Function Code 09 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter the telephone number for the system to call up to 11-digit then press #,

the display shows

Step 4 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 10 then press # and If relay 2 is set as a DOOR

CONTROL in Function Code 08 the display shows

If relay 2 is set other than a Door Control, proceed to step 4.

Step 3 Enter 1 for relay 1 (door 1) or 2 for relay 2 (door 2) then press #, the display

shows

Step 4 Enter 01-98 (unlock 1-98 hours) or 99 (unlock hold) then press #, the

display shows

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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 11 then press # and the display shows

ALARM TELEPHONE NUMBER

To alert the manager by calling the

phone number programmed in

case:

• Door has been forced open.

• Door has been left ajar for over the time set on Function Code 29.

• Invalid keypad code or card are

entered more than the lock-out count

programmed in function code 03.

• This feature is not applicable if

Relay 2 on Function Code 08 is set

as MODE 3.

MANUAL UNLOCK/LOCK OR

UNLOCK HOLD DOORS TIMER

Set the timer to unlock/lock or unlock

hold relay 1(door 1) or relay2 (door

2).

01-98 hours - doors will unlock and

lock for 01 - 98 hours.

99 - doors will unlock for indefinite

time (unlock hold).

EDIT WELCOME MESSAGE

DISPLAY

The welcome screen is a scrolling display. Atotal 48-characters (16 -

characters for each segment) can be

programmed for the welcome

message.

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

TELEPHONE NUMBER ___________

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Set Which relay (1 or 2): _

HOURS UNLOCK ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Welcome to Pach’ MESSAGE SEGMENT 1

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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 3.1, press # on every character you have

entered and press ## after the last character you have entered on each segment, then the display shows

Step 4 Enter 16 -characters on the second segment, by rewriting the existing

message or pressing *to clear the segment and reenter the message, press # on every character you have entered and press ## after the last character

you have entered on each segment, then the display shows

Step 5 Enter 16 -characters on the third segment, by rewriting the existing

message or pressing *to clear the segment and reenter the message, press # on every character you have entered and press ## after the last character

you have entered on each segment, then the display shows

Step 6 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or

press *to exit the programming mode.

Press Once Press Twice Press Three Times

FIGURE 3.1

s Telephone Acce MESSAGE SEGMENT 2

ss Control . . . .

MESSAGE SEGMENT 3

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

NOTE: IF YOU INTEND TO LEAVE THE WELCOME SCREEN BLANK

PRESS*THEN PRESS ## ON EVERY SEGMENT.

Press 0 for space (move

cursor to the right. Press 8 then 0 for back space (move cursor to left)

Press *to clear all

letters or numbers entered

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FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

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.

*THE SYSTEM WILL NOT CHANGE TO NEW DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME AUTOMATICALLY. FOLLOW THE STEP BELOW:

1.YOU MUST BE ON SITE

2. SELECT FUNCTION CODE 12

3. SET NEW TIME

4.SELECT“0”FOR NO DAYLIGHT SAVING.

5. CONTINUE ALL STEPS.

6. YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE ON SITE TO SET THE DAYLIGHT SAVING THE FOLLOWING YEAR. USE SOFTWARE TO SYNCHRONOUS THE TIME.

Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows

Step 2 Enter Function Code 12 then press # and the display shows

Your display may not look identical.

Step 3 Enter the HOUR (military format) then press # and enter the MINUTE then

press # the display shows

Step 4 Enter 1 for DAYLIGHT SAVING ZONE or 0 for NON DAYLIGHT SAVING

ZONE (DO NOT PRESS #), the display shows

Your display may not look identical.

Step 5 Enter 1 if the date is CORRECT and proceed to step 8

or 0 if it is NOT CORRECT, the display shows

MM= Month, DD= Date, YYYY=Year D= Day of Week (see table 3.1)

Step 6 Enter the current DATE, YEAR, and DAY OF WEEK (See table 3.1) then

press # the display shows

TABLE 3.1

Step 7 Enter 1 if the date is CORRECT and proceed to step 8

or 0 if it is NOT CORRECT, return to step 5

Step 8 The display shows

Step 9 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or

press *to exit the programming mode.

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Current Time ENTER: 12:00

Daylight saving Time? 1=YES 0=NO

Tue Jan. 01 2002 Correct? 1=Y/ 0=N

Enter today’s Date: MMDDYYYYD

Wed Jan. 01 2002 Correct? 1=Y/ 0=N

D DAY OF WEEK D DAY OF WEEK

1 MONDAY 5 FRIDAY 2 TUESDAY 6 SATURDAY 3 WEDNESDAY 7 SUNDAY 4 THURSDAY

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

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FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

TIME ZONE

• Time Zone 1-9 is programmable time zone.

• Time Zone 0 is 24 hour time zone, factory programmed.

• Must be in military time format.

• Begin time must be smaller than end time.

• Time Zones are only valid within

24-hour period.

• Time Zones are used for nonrestricted keypad code, card or

combination of both.

HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

01-16 Holiday Schedules can be

programmed. Keep the holiday

schedules up to date every year. If

holiday schedule (s) is pro-

grammed, Time Zone Schedule(s)

(TMZ) , Auto Unlock

Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows

Step 2 Enter Function Code 13 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter the Time Zone Number (1-9) then press #, the display shows

Step 4 IF 1 is entered to ADD the display shows

proceed to step 5

IF 0 is entered to DELETE the display shows

proceed to step 7

Step 5 Enter the START TIME HOUR (military time format) then press # and enter

the MINUTES then press # the display shows

Step 6 Enter the DAYOF THE WEEK (1=Mon, 2= Tue, 3= Wed, 4= Thu

5= Fri, 6= Sat, 7= Sun) then press #, the display shows

Step 7 Enter 1 for YES then press # and return to step 2 or 0 for NO then press #

and the display shows

Step 8 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 14 then press # and the display shows

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Time Zone Number ENTER: _ PRESS #

ADD=1 DELETE=0 ENTER: _ PRESS #

Start Time: HH: MM ENTER: _ _ : _ _

Enter another? YES=1 NO=0: _

On Which Day (s) ENTER: _______

Enter another ? YES=1 NO=0

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Holiday Number ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

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FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

Schedule(s) (ATS) will be not

enforced.

AUTO UNLOCK SCHEDULE

• To Unlock and lock door or gate according to open and close time

programmed on the the Auto Unlock

Schedule.

• 0-9 auto unlock schedule(s) can be programmed.

• Open time must be smaller than closed time.

• Time must be in military format.

Step 3 Enter 01 -16 then press #, the display shows

Step 4 Enter 1 to ADD or 0 to DELETE

IF 1 is entered the display shows

proceed to step 5

IF 0 is entered the display shows

proceed to step 6

Step 5 Enter month and date (MM=month, DD=date) then press #, the display

shows

Step 6 Enter 1 for YES then press # and return to step 2 or 0 for NO then press #

and the display shows

Step 7 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 15 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter schedule number (0-9) then press #, the display shows

Step 4 Enter 1 to ADD or 0 to DELETE

IF 1 is entered the display shows

if relay 2 is set as door control (mode 1) on Function Code 08, proceed to step 5

if relay 2 is set other than mode 1, proceed to step 6

ADD=1 DELETE=0 ENTER: _ PRESS #

Add Holiday MMDD ENTER: _ _/_ _ PRESS #

Enter another? YES=1 NO=0

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Schedule Number: ENTER: _ PRESS #

ADD=1 DELETE=0 ENTER: _ PRESS #

Which Door ? ENTER: _ PRESS #

On Which Day (s)? ENTER: _______

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FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

REINITIALIZE TIME ZONE

SCHEDULES

IF 0 is entered the display shows

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

Step 6 Enter the DAYOF THE WEEK (1=Mon, 2= Tue, 3= Wed, 4= Thu

5= Fri, 6= Sat, 7= Sun) then press #, the display shows

Step 7 Enter open time HOUR (military format) then press # and enter MINUTE

then press #, the display shows

Step 8 Enter close time HOUR (military format) then press # and enter MINUTE

then press #, the display shows

Step 9 Enter 1 for YES then press # and return to step 2 or 0 for NO then press #

and the display shows

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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 16 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Press 1 for YES or 0 for NO then press #, the display shows

Step 4 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or

press *to exit the programming mode.

Enter another YES = 1 NO = 0

On Which Day (s)? ENTER: _______

Open Time HH:MM ENTER: _ _ : _ _

Close Time HH:MM ENTER: _ _ : _ _

Enter another ? YES=1 NO=0

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Reinitialize TMZ 1=YES 0=NO

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

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FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

REINITIALIZE AUTO UNLOCK

SCHEDULES

REINITIALIZE HOLIDAY

SCHEDULES

REINITIALIZE EVENTS

RECORDING

Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows

Step 2 Enter Function Code 17 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Press 1 for YES or 0 for NO then press #, the display shows

Step 4 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 18 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Press 1 for YES or 0 for NO then press #, the display show

Step 4 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 19 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Press 1 for YES or 0 for NO then press #, the display show

Step 4 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or

press *to exit the programming mode.

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Reinitialize ATS 1=YES 0=NO

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Reinitialize HLD 1=YES 0=NO

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Reinitialize EVR 1=YES 0=NO

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

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FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

NEW TENANT CODE

consists of tenant code, name and

phone number

• 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.

• Name up to 12 characters.

• Phone number up to 11-digit.

MODIFY TENANT CODE

• To modify, you must know the

tenant code (directory code) that you

assigned on function code 20.

• If you do not know use Function Code 78 to find the tenant code.

NOTE: Function Code 78 cannot be

used if you program a tenant with

NO NAME on Function Code 20.

Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows

Step 2 Enter Function Code 20 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter a new tenant code then press # (if the directory is already in used,

the display shows TENANT EXIST), the display shows

Step 4 Enter a tenant name up to 12 characters then press # after entering each

character and press ## after entering the last character (see figure 3.1

for keypad correlation), the display shows

Step 5 Enter a telephone number up to 11-digit then press enter, the display shows

Step 6 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 21 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter the tenant code to be modified then press # (if the tenant code does

not exist, the display shows TENANT NOT EXIST and proceed to step 4), the display shows

Step 4 Enter a new tenant name (press *to clear the existing one) up to 12

characters then press # after entering each character and press ## after entering the last character (see figure 3.1 for keypad correlation), the display shows

Step 5 Enter a telephone number up to 11-digit then press enter, the display shows

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

NEW TENANT CODE ENTER: _ _ _ PRESS #

TENANT NAME ____________

TELEPHONE NUMBER ____________

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

MODIFY TENANT ENTER: _ _ _ PRESS #

TENANT NAME ____________

TELEPHONE NUMBER ____________

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

DELETE A TENANT CODE

• To delete, you must know the

tenant code (directory code) that you

assigned on function code 20.

• If you do not know use Function Code 78 to find the tenant code.

NOTE: Function Code 78 cannot be

used if you program a tenant with

NO NAME on Function Code 20.

CLEAR ALL TENANTS

Step 6 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 22 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter the tenant code to be deleted then press #, the display shows

XXXX= tenant code (directory code)

Step 4 Enter 5, the display shows

if tenant code exists, proceed to step 5

if tenant code does not exist

then the display shows

proceed to step 5

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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 23 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 1 for YES then press # to continue the display shows

proceed to step 4

or 0 for NO then press # to cancel and proceed to step 5

Step 4 Enter 5 and the display shows

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SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

DELETE TENANT ENTER: _ _ _ PRESS #

Delete XXXX ? Push 5 To Confirm

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

TENANT DOES NOT EXIST

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

CLR ALL TENANTS ? YES=1 NO=0

Del ALL Tenants Push5 To Confirm

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

CARD AND CODE

(Default setting is 0, for keypad

code or card access)

• Optional 26 BIT Wiegand Card

Reader can be used with the system.

To gain access you may use card

access, keypad access code or card

access + keypad access code.

• If no optional Wiegand Card

Reader, you only can use the 4-digit

keypad code

See Function Code 30 to program

keypad access code

See Function Code 26 and 30 to

program card reader facility code,

card number and keypad access

code

0= keypad code or card access

1= card access +

keypad access code

25 and 26

FACILITY CODE

Facility code for 26 BIT Wiegand Card Reader or Radio Reader (001-255)

* FUNCTION CODE 26 CAN BE PROGRAMMED REMOTELY VIA SOFTWARE NOT FUNCTION CODE 25.

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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 24 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 0 = KEYPAD ACCESS CODE or 1=CARD ACCESS + KEYPAD

ACCESS CODE then press # the display shows

Step 4 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 25 or 26 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter Card Facility Code (Facility code is provided by Pach and Company

and range from 001-255) then press #, the display shows

Step 4 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or

press *to exit the programming mode.

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SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

CARD AND CODE OR-(0); AND-(1):0

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Fac Code (0-255) ENTER: _ _ _ PRESS #

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

RS-232 or MODEM

(Default setting is 1 for MODEM)

You may program the system via

built-in RS-232 (local) or MODEM

(remote)

1= MODEM

0= RS-232

DIRECTORY DIGIT

(Default setting is 3-Digit)

The number of digit on the tenant

code (directory code) must be set

before the tenant database is

programmed on Function Code 20

and Function Code 30.

ALARM DELAY

(Default setting is 15 seconds)

• Report ALARM (00-90 seconds) if Door 1 or DOOR 2 is open longer

than the Door Open Interval set on

Function Code 02 (door sensor

switch must be installed)

• Report ALARM (00-90 seconds) if

DOOR 1 or DOOR 2 is forced open

(door sensor switch must be

installed).

• Trigger relay 2 if set for MODE 2 (A SHUNT) (00-90 seconds).

Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows

Step 2 Enter Function Code 27 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 0=RS-232 then press # and proceed to step 5 or 1=MODEM then

press #, the display shows

Step 4 Enter 1 or 0 then press #, the display shows

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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 28 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter the directory digit (2, 3 or 4 digit) then press # the display shows

then the display shows

Step 4 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 29 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 00 - 90 then press #, the display shows

Step 4 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or

press *to exit the programming mode.

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SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Rs232/Modem 0=232, 1=Modem: 1

Protocol: 1_V22 0=Bell212 :1

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

DIR DIGITS ENTER: 3

PRESS #

% SORTING DATA % Please Wait . . .

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

ALM DELAY: 00 - 90 ENTER: 1

PRESS #

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

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FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

ADD KEYPAD ACCESS CODE AND

CARD NUMBER (RADIO TRANS-

MITTER NUMBER)

• Add 4-digit keypad access code

and optional card number or radio

transmitter number (00001 - 65535).

• Name up to 16 characters.

• Up to three Time Zones Section

can be assigned (restricted or non-

restricted) for each code.

Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows

Step 2 Enter Function Code 30 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 4-digit keypad access code then press # and the display shows

Step 4 Enter the card number or radio transmitter number (00001 - 65535) (leave

this field blank if no Card Reader installed on the system) then press #, the display shows

if door 2 is set for mode 1 (door control). If door 2 is set other than mode 1, proceed to step 6.

Step 5 Enter 1=Relay 1 (Door 1) , 2=Relay 2 (Door 2), 3=Both then press #, the

display shows

Step 6 Enter 1-3 then press #, the display shows

Step 7 Enter the Time Zone (s) programmed on Function Code 13 (0-9) then

press #, the display shows

Step 8 Enter 1=YES then press # and proceed to step 6 or 0=NO then press # and

the display shows

Step 9 Enter the name up to 12 characters then press #, the display shows

Step 10 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or

press *to exit the programming mode.

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

NEW ACCESS CODE ENTER: _ _ _ _ PRESS #

CARD No ENTER: _____ PRESS#

Door 1 or Door 2 3 for both: _

TimeZone section 3 MAX [1-3]: _

Which Time Zone [0-9] : _

Another sction (1=YES) (0=NO): _

CODE HOLDER NAME _ ___________

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

MODIFY KEYPAD ACCESS CODE

AND CARD NUMBER (RADIO

TRANSMITTER NUMBER)

• You must know the keypad access code to modify this field.

• The keypad access code cannot be modified. You must delete it using

Function Code 32.

• Card number can be modified.

Step 1 Log on to programming mode (see section 3.1). The display shows

Step 2 Enter Function Code 31 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter the 4-digit keypad access code to be modified then press #, the display

shows

if the keypad code is valid and proceed to step 4

if the keypad code is invalid, proceed to step 2 or step 10

Step 4 Enter the card number or radio transmitter number (00001 - 65535) (leave

this field blank if no Card Reader installed on the system) then press #, the display shows

if door 2 is set for mode 1 (door control). If door 2 is set other than mode 1, proceed to step 6.

Step 5 Enter 1=Relay 1 (Door 1) , 2=Relay 2 (Door 2), 3=Both then press #, the

display shows

Step 6 Enter 1-3 then press #, the display shows

Step 7 Enter the Time Zone (s) programmed on Function Code 13 (0-9) then

press #, the display shows

Step 8 Enter 1=YES then press # and proceed to step 6 or 0=NO then press # and

the display shows

Step 9 Enter the name up to 12 characters then press #, the display shows

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SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Access Code to modify: _ _ _ _

CARD No: ENTER: _ _ _ _ _ PRESS#

No such a CODE! USE [30] TO ADD

Door 1 or Door 2 3 for both: _

TimeZone section 3 MAX [1-3]: _

Which Time Zone [0-9] : _

Another sction (1=YES) (0=NO): _

CODE HOLDER NAME _ ___________

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

DELETE KEYPAD ACCESS CODE

AND CARD NUMBER (RADIO

TRANSMITTER NUMBER)

• You must know the keypad access code to delete this field.

CLEAR ALL KEYPAD ACCESS

CODE AND CARD NUMBER

(RADIO TRANSMITTER NUMBER)

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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 32 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter the 4-digit keypad access code then press # the display shows

XXXX= Keypad access code entered

Step 4 Press 5 to continue or * the display shows

XXXX= keypad access code deleted

if the keypad access code is valid

or Press* to CANCEL and proceed to step 5

if the keypad access code is invalid

THEN display shows

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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 33 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 1=YES then press #, the display shows

proceed to step 4

Or Enter 0=NO then press # and proceed to step 5.

Step 4 Press 5 to clear all keypad access codes and card numbers, the display

shows

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SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

DELETE Access Code: ____ PRESS #

DELETE XXXX? Push 5 to Confirm

XXXX Now is Gone Deletion Done !

ACCESS CODE XXXX DOES NOT EXIST

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

CLR ALL Codes ? YES=1 NO=0

Del ALL Codes ! Push 5 to Confirm

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

MASTER CODE MASK

(Default setting is disabled)

WARNING !!!!!!!!

• Master Code cannot be recovered if Master Code Mask is enabled. You

must request a new memory

(EEPROM) from Pach and Company

for nominal charge.

• The square RED button (retrieval

switch) on the board cannot recover

your existing master code.

OPEN DOOR BEEP

(Default setting is enabled)

• The system will beep if relay or

relay 1 (door 1) or relay 2 (door 2) is

unlocked.

ENABLE OR DISABLE PBX

(Default setting is disabled)

• This function must be enabled and programmed to dial an outside line

from the PBX.

• If the function is enabled and the

PBX dial out number is programmed,

the system will provide a second

pause before it dials the phone

number

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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 40 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 0=NO or 1=YES then press # the display shows

Step 4 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 41 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 0=NO or 1=YES then press # the display shows

Step 4 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 42 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 0=NO or 1=YES then press #, the display shows

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SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

MC DISPLAY MASK 0=NO 1=YES : 0

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Open Door Beep 0=NO 1=YES : 1

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

PBX Subscriber 0=NO 1=YES

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

• If the PBX is enabled, the system will not dial a PBX extension.

OPEN DOOR 1 AND DOOR 2 NUMBER (REMOTE ACCESS NUMBER) OR CCTV SWITCH

(Default setting is 9 to unlock

relay 1 (door 1) or 8 to unlock

relay 2 (door 2) or

CCTV is 6 to Open and 7 to close

the camera)

Step 4 Enter the PBX number to get the outside line (up to 3-digit), then press #, the

display shows

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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 43 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter (0-9) then press #,

Step 4 Enter (0-9) then press # the display shows

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PBX Area No. ___

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Open Door1No(0-9) ENTER: _ PRESS #

If relay 2 (door 2) is set for Mode 1 (door control), the display shows

proceed to step 4

if the number is already used the display shows

return to step 3

if relay 2 is set for Mode 4 (CCTV

Switch), the display shows

proceed to step 4

if the number is already used the display shows

return to step 3

Open Door2No(0-9) ENTER: _ PRESS #

OpenCCTV No (0-9) ENTER: _ PRESS #

This No is used Please try again

If relay 2 (door 2) is set for Mode 1 (door control), the display shows

proceed to step 5

if relay 2 is set for Mode 4 (CCTV Switch), the display shows

Enter (0-9) then press # , the display shows

proceed to step 5. If the number is already used, the display shows

re-enter the number.

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

CloseCCTV No (0-9) ENTER: _ PRESS #

This No is used Please try again

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

DISPLAY SYSTEM INFORMATION

CLEAR THE EEPROM MEMORY

TO FACTORY DEFAULT

VIEW DIRECTORY AND NAME

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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 46 then press # and the display shows

XXXX= a maximum number of tenants YYYY= a maximum number of keypad access code and card. MM.DD.YYYY= Month. Date. Year the Firmware is released.

Then the display shows

Step 3 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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 50 then press # and the display shows

Step 3 Enter 1=TO CLEAR or 0=TO CANCEL then press #, the display shows

Step 4 Wait for a few minutes, the more tenants programmed the longer it takes to

erase the memory the the display shows

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

Step 2 Enter Function Code 78 then press # and the display shows

NNNNNNNNNNN= tenant name

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SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

V ER AXXXRYYYY MM.DD.YYYY CR

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

0/1 CLR eeprom . . . N/Y:0 # ENT * EX

INITIALIZATION . . EEPROM Testing . .

Welcome to Pach’s Telep Press 3 for Dir .

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

NNNNNNNNNNNN Press # to view

FUNCTION CODE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

Step 3 Press # to view the tenant code (directory code), the display shows

NNNNNNNNNNNN= tenant name XXXX= 2-digit, 3-digit or 4-digit tenant code (directory code) associated with

the name.

Step 4 Press 3 to proceed to next tenant name and return to step 3 or proceed to

step 5 or press * and the display shows

Step 5 Select another Function Code to program different field from the table or

press *to exit the programming mode.

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NNNNNNNNNNN DIR No: XXXX

SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

Chapter 4 SYSTEM’S OPERATION

HOW TO VIEW THE TENANT NAME.

HOW TO INITIATE A CALL AND UNLOCK THE DOOR FOR VISITOR.

Two ways to view the tenant name:

1. Press 3 to scroll the tenant name from Ato Z.

2. Press 6 to scroll the tenant name from Z to A.

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. The display shows:

NNNNNNNNNNNN= tenant name

then the display shows

Step 2 Press

to cancel the call, otherwise wait for the tenant to answer your call.

Step 3 Tenant must press 9 (default setting to unlock relay 1 (door 1)) or 8 (default

setting to unlock relay 2 (door 2)).

2. A DIRECT CALL

You must know the tenant directory number to use a direct call. The tenant directory number can be associated with apartment number, suite number, etc..

Step 1 Press # and wait for a dial tone, the display shows:

N: tenant code (directory code)

number of digit

Step 2 Press the 2, 3 or 4 digit directory number, the system will initiate the call, the

display shows

NNNN: tenant code (directory code)

then the display shows

Step 3 Press

to cancel the call, otherwise wait for the tenant to answer your call.

Step 4 Tenant must press 9 (default setting to unlock relay 1 (door 1)) or 8 (default

setting to unlock relay 2 (door 2)).

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NNNNNNNNNNN WAIT . . . DIALING

[CALLING] PRESS “* “ KEY TO ABORT

DIR . CODE: _ _ _ _ N-digit Number

DIR . CODE: NNNN WAIT . . . DIALING

[CALLING] PRESS “* “ KEY TO ABORT

HOW TO EXTEND THE TALK TIME

HOW TO CALL INTO THE SYSTEM.

HOW TO USE THE KEYPAD ACCESS CODE

HOW TO USE THE CARD ACCESS OR RADIO TRANSMITTER

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”.

The AeGIS 9000 Series will accept an incoming call from tenant and tenant can talk to his or her visitor. This feature is not applicable if more than AeGIS 9000 Series are connected on the same phone line, Function Code 27 must be set to RS-232 and Function Code 07 must be enabled. The feature is very useful if for some reason you are not available to answer the visitor call and you can call into the system later on.

Step 1 Call the system ( you must know the phone number) then you hear “One Short

Beep” if the call is connected.

Step 2 Press

to talk to the visitor then press 9 (default setting to unlock relay 1 (door

1)) or 8 (default setting to unlock relay 2 (door 2)).

Step 1 Press *then the screen stops scrolling, if the screen is still scrolling, repeat this

step.

Step 2 Press a valid keypad access code and the door will unlock. If the keypad

access code is invalid the display shows

NOTE: If invalid codes are entered more than the number program on

Function Code 03, the display shows

the system will ignore further keypad access code entries for 90 seconds. If a telephone number is programmed on Function Code 09,

the display shows

and will call the number programmed

Step 1 Place the card close enough to the red light emitting diode (LED) on the reader

or press the radio transmitter button

Step 2 The Card Reader will beep if the card is read properly and the green LED

blinks, the door will unlock if the code is valid or the display shows

NOTE: If invalid card access is used more than the number program on

Function Code 03, the display shows

If a telephone number is programmed on Function Code 09, the display shows

and will call the number programmed

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ERROR Wrong Code PLEASE TRY AGAIN

INVALID CODE! ! ACCESS DENIED

ERROR Wrong Code PLEASE TRY AGAIN

INVALID CODE! ! ACCESS DENIED

ALARM ACTIVATED

HOW TO USE THE COMBINATION OF CARD ACCESS AND KEYPAD ACCESS CODE

HOW TO USE THE ALARM TELEPHONE NUMBER

RELAY 2 MODES

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

proceed to step 3

if the card is invalid the display shows

NOTE: If invalid card access is used more than the number program on

Function Code 03, the display shows

If a telephone number is programmed on Function Code 09, the display shows

and will call the number programmed

Step 3 Enter a valid keypad access code then press # and the door will unlock.

If an invalid keypad access code is entered the display shows

NOTE: If invalid keypad code is entered more than the number program on

Function Code 03, the display shows

If a telephone number is programmed on Function Code 09, the display shows

and will call the number programmed

A phone number on Function Code 29. The system displays shows

If invalid keypad access code, card access or keypad access code + card access are used. The system will call the phone number programmed on Function Code 09 and the receiving party will hear continuous beeps.

This feature is not applicable if Relay 2 is set as MODE 3 on Function Code 08.

Relay 2 is an auxiliary relay. It can be set into four (4) different modes: Door Control (mode 1), Shunt (mode 2), Alarm Timer (mode 3) and CCTV Switch (mode 4). You may use relay 2 for various applications as specified below.

Door Control (Mode 1)

Relay 2 can be connected to the second door or gate operator. The tenant can use number "8" on his or her phone to open relay 2 (door 2) remotely. The connection to the door strike is identical as relay 1 (see figure 2.1 for AeGIS 9000 wiring diagram).

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Input Access Code: _ _ _ _ #

ERROR Wrong Code PLEASE TRY AGAIN

INVALID CODE! ! ACCESS DENIED

ALARM ACTIVATED

ERROR Wrong Code PLEASE TRY AGAIN

INVALID CODE! ! ACCESS DENIED

ALARM ACTIVATED

HOW THE DOOR SENSOR OR SHOCK SENSOR OPERATES

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. The light will turn on if door 1 is opened or an alarm or a buzzer will go off if door 1 is opened.

An Alarm Timer (Mode 3)

Relay 2 will be activated according to Function Code 29 if the following conditions are true:

• Invalid access codes have been entered into the system for a specific number of times programmed on Function Code "03".

• If relay 1 (door 1) is opened longer than the relay 1 open interval programmed on Function Code "02".

Relay 2 can be connected to a light, an alarm device or a buzzer.

A CCTV Switch

Relay 2 can be use to turn "ON" a camera(s) to monitor a visitor(s) at the system. Follow these steps to activate relay 2 as a CCTV switch.

Step 1 A visitor calls a tenant from the AeGIS 9000. Step 2 The tenant answers the incoming call. Step 3 The tenant must press number "6" (default setting) on his or her phone to turn

"ON" the camera and monitor the visitors at the system. The number can be changed, see Function Code 43.

Step 4 When finished, press "7" (default setting) to turn "OFF" the camera. See

Function Code 43. Step 5 Repeat step 3-4 if you need to turn the camera "ON" and "OFF". The door sensor switch or shock sensor is an option (see figure 2.1 for wiring diagram).

Door sensor is available on door 1 or door 2, cannot be both. The AeGIS 9000 provides the door sensor or shock sensor input. The door sensor switch is installed to notify or warn an authorized person if a door is left opened or forced open or the system. The shock sensor is notify an authorized person that the system is being vandalized. The system will send a warning signal by calling the phone number programmed on Function Code "09" or by turning an emergency light or a buzzer "ON" or the combination of the two. Below is how the door sensor or shock sensor operates according to Relay 2 Mode (Function Code "08").

MODE 1 (RELA

2 AS DOOR CONTROL)

The system will make double beeps every 60 seconds if :

• Door 1 or Door 2 is still opened after the open interval is set on Function Code 02 on relay 1 has expired.

• Or door 1or door 2 is forced open. If Function Code 09 is programmed to call a phone number, the system will

• Make double beeps every 60 seconds.

• Call to the number programmed on Function Code 09 every 60

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seconds. The authorized person will hear continuous beeps when the phone is answered. The display shows

The scenarios above are valid until the problems are corrected.

MODE 2 (RELA

Y 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.

• Call to the number programmed on Function Code 09 every 60 seconds. The authorized person will hear continuous beeps when the phone is answered. The display shows

The scenarios above are valid until the problems are corrected

MODE 3 (RELA

Y 2 AS AN ALRM TIMER)

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. Relay 2 will be activated and the display shows

You may connect an emergency light , an alarm device or a buzzer on relay 2.The scenarios above are valid until the problems are corrected.

MODE 4 (RELA

Y 2 AS A CCTV SWITCH)

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.

• Call to the number programmed on Function Code 09 every 60 seconds. The authorized person will hear continuous beeps when the phone is answered. The display shows

The scenarios above are valid until the problems are corrected.

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ALARM ACTIVATED

HOW TO ADJUST THE SPEAKER AND MICROPHONE VOLUME

HOW TO ADJUST THE LCD DISPLAY

HOW TO ADJUST THE PULSE SENSITIVITY

HOW TO CHECK THE NUMBER OF TENANTS PROGRAMMED IN THE SYSTEM

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. To locate the LCD adjustment pot, see figure 2.1 (VR3).

• CLOCKWISE TO INCREASE

• COUNTER-CLOCKWISE TO DECREASE

To locate the Pulse Sensitivity adjustment pot, see figure 2.1 (VR1).The Pulse sensitivity is factory preset.

• COUNTER-CLOCKWISE TO INCREASE THE PULSE SENSITIVITY. An Adjustment is necessary if the LED flashes or ON if the system is in a dial tone mode (press #, to get a dial tone),

• COUNTER CLOCKWISE TO DECREASE, LED should goes off if the system is in dial tone mode.

You cannot program the tenant's directory more than the system capacity. An accurate tenant's record is essential. You must delete any unused tenant's directory to free the system's memory. You may check the total number of tenant in the system locally (using the unit keypad or optional AeGIS 9000 Management Software. The number of tenants may not be accurate if the tenant name is not programmed. The steps below are to check the number of tenants in the system locally. See the optional AeGIS 9000 Series Management Software to check the number of tenants in the systems.

Step 1 Log on to programming mode by pressing the 0 and # simultaneously then

release, the display stops scrolling and shows

Step 2 Press * then the display shows

then the display shows

XXXX= total number of tenant

programmed

NOTE: A directory without a tenant name will not be counted in the total

number of tenant.

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SELECT PROGRAM ENTER: _ _ PRESS #

%DATABASE SORTING%

Please Wait . . . .

DIR # USED: XXXX

Please Wait . . . .

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NO AUDIO WHEN KEY(S) IS PRESSED

NO DIAL TONE WHEN THE # KEY IS PRESSED

THE VISITOR CAN'T HEAR THE TENANT FROM THE SYSTEM BUT THE TENANT CAN HEAR THE VISITOR

THE TENANT CAN'T HEAR THE VISITOR TALKING BUT THE VISITOR CAN HEAR THE TENANT

THE LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY (LCD) SHOWS QUESTION MARKS (????)

THE LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY (LCD) IS BLANK, NO DISPLAY AT ALL

The AeGIS 9000 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.

• Check the phone line using a standard phone, make sure you get dial tone.

• Check the speaker and microphone connection on the board. The snap on clip connector on the speaker and microphone connector must be facing inside the board.

• Check the red and orange wires, make sure they are soldered into the speaker.

• Turn the system's power "OFF" and disconnect the speaker connector from the board. Set your meter to Ohm and use 50 Ohm scale or higher. Put the two probes into the speaker (+) and (-) (polarity not important) and the meter should read about 19-24 Ohms.

• Check the speaker and microphone connection. The snap on clip connector on the speaker and microphone connector must be facing inside the board.

• Check the red and orange wires, make sure they are soldered into the speaker.

• Press the # key as soon as you hear a dial tone, tap your finger into the

microphone and you should hear a finger tap sound from the speaker.

• Check the speaker and microphone connection. The snap on clip connector on the speaker and microphone connector must be facing inside the board.

• Check the brown and black wires, make sure they are soldered into the microphone.

• Turn the system's power "OFF" and disconnect the speaker connector from the board. Set your meter to Ohm and use 50 Ohm scale or higher. Place the two probes into the speaker (+) and (-) (polarity not important) and the meter should should read between 19 - 24 Ohms.

• Turn the unit power "OFF" and "ON".

• Erase the memory chip (EEPROM) using Function Code 50. If you have trouble to log on to programming mode, press and release the square red button then press #.

• The power LED must be "ON" (LED2 marked on the board).

• The Power Switch's toggle must be on the left position ("ON").

• Check the fuse (3 Amp 250 Volt).

• Measure the voltage on AC1 and AC2 (set your voltmeter to AC and place the probes on AC1 and AC2), it should read within 12VAC-13.8VAC or if you use 12 VDC, the meter must read 13.5 - 14.0 VDC.

• The LCD's ribbon cable has red dots along the side. The red dots must be facing down. It must be connected to the terminal marked number 1.

• The LCD's ribbon cable sits tight on the terminal pins marked LCD on the board.

• The LCD's ribbon cable is connected into the LCD's terminal pins connector and the red dots along the side of the ribbon should be connected on pin 1.

• Adjust the LCD's intensity.

• Turn the system's power "OFF", wait for 15 seconds and turn it "ON".

• If the sunlight hits directly into the the LCD, block the sunlight. If the LCD is readable after you block the sunlight, you may have to move the system to a different location

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AUDIO PROBLEM S SOLUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS

DISPLAY PROBLEM S SOLUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS

THE LCD SHOWS EIGHT SQUARES OR UNDERLINES

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

BOTH THE VISITOR AND TENANT HEAR STATIC WHILE THEY ARE TALKING

THE SOUND KEEPS GOING OUT WHILE THE TENANT AND VISITOR ARE TALKING

THE AEGIS 9000 DOES NOT ANSWER MODEM CALL.

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).

• If the system beep when the keypad is pressed, try to adjust the LCD’s intensity, if the LCD display is still blank. possibility the LCD is bad.

• The LCD's ribbon cable has red dots along the side. The red dots must be facing down and connected to pin 1.

• It must be connected to the terminal marked LCD on the board.

• The LCD's ribbon cable sits tight on the terminal pins marked LCD on the board.

• The LCD's ribbon cable is connected into the LCD's terminal pin connector and the red dots along the side of the ribbon should be connected on pin 1.

• Turn the system's power "OFF", wait for 15 seconds and turn it "ON".

• The input voltage to AC1 and AC2 should read within 12VAC-13.8VAC or if you use 12 VDC, the meter must read 13.5 - 14.0 VDC.

• 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).

• Check if the problem occurs on all tenants.

• Disconnect the phone line from the AeGIS system and connect a standard phone into the phone line and try to place a call.

• Check the phone number on the system programming.

• Check the phone line and make sure the telephone terminal box is grounded.

• Check if the problem occurs on all tenants.

• Disconnect the phone line from the AeGIS system and connect a standard phone into the phone line and try to place a call.

• Check the grounding on the AeGIS system and telephone line. The Aegis's cabinet must be grounded to an earth ground. The telephone line shield must be grounded at the telephone terminal block, not on the AeGIS cabinet.

• Disconnect the ground wire (marked GND at the 5 pins terminal) from the board. If the problem still exists, install a Modular RFI Filter.

• Check if the problem occurs on all tenants.

• Disconnect the phone line from the AeGIS system and connect a standard phone into the phone line and try to place a call.

• The AeGIS 9000 Series does not have full-duplex speakerphone. If the AeGIS is installed in a noisy environment, you may experience with this problem.

• Both the visitor and tenant can't talk simultaneously.

• Try to speak a little further from the system.

• Function Code 07 must be set to enabled and Function Code 27 must be set for modem.

• Check the phone number you are dialing.

• Make sure the system is not in used.

• Check the phone number, make sure the system phone line is good and can receive a call.

• Make sure the system is on.

• Incompatibility between the system and your computer modem.

DISPLAY PROBLEMS SOLUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS

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COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS SOLUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS

The technical support team at Pach and Company are highly trained and committed to providing you with the best in support and repair services. Our Services are available between 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM Pacific Standard Time.

TOLL FREE (888) 678-7224.

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

ALL OR SOME OF THE KEYPAD'S KEYS DO NOT WORK

CARD ACCESS DOES NOT WORK

• Check power on the gate operator or door strike.

• Check Function Code 43.

• Check for loose connections on relay 1 and relay 2 (RC1 and NO1 or RC2 and NO2 (if you use "Normally Open" gate or door strike) or RC1 and NC1 or RC2 and NC2 (if you use "Normally Close" gate or door strike)) on the AeGIS system.

• Remove the two wires on RC1 and NO1 or RC2 and NO2 and short the two wires, the door or gate should open or remove the two wires on RC1 and NC1 or RC2 and NC2, the gate or door should open. If the door or gate does not open, you may have a problem with the gate or door strike.

• Test the relay and follow the steps below:

• Set your multi-meter to Ohm (touch the two probes, the meter will read about 0 (zero value)

• Connect the meter's probes to RC1 and NO1 or RC2 and NO2(if "Normally Open" strike is used, the meter will read as an open circuit) or RC1 and NC1 or RC2 and NC2 (if "Normally Close" strike is used your meter will read about 0 value).

• Place a call from the system to one of the tenants and tell the tenant to press "9" or "8" and you should get the following results:

• Your meter should read about 0 value if RC1 and NO1 or RC2 and NO2 contacts are used, otherwise the system's relay is bad.

• Your meter should read as an open-circuit if RC1 and NC1 or RC2 and NC2 contacts are used, otherwise the system's relay is bad.

• Function Code "08" must be set to Mode 1 to set relay 2 as a door control. You can use number 8 on your touch tone phone to open relay 2 (door 2) remotely.

• Try to call a few different tenants. If the problem precists, erase the system's memory to default factory (use function code 50).

• Call the Technical Support, you may have a bad board.

• Check Function Code 43.

• The keypad's ribbon cable has red dots along the side, the red dots must be facing down and connected to pin 1.

• Turn the power "OFF" and disconnect the keypad's ribbon cable from the board and reconnect it and turn the power "ON".

• Facility code must be programmed on Function Code 26.

• Card number must be programmed on Function Code 30.

• You must use incorrect card.

• Bad card.

KEYPAD PROBLEMS SOLUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS

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GATE PROBLEMS SOLUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS

CARD READER PROBLEMS SOLUTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS

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.

Your AeGIS system connects to the telephone line by means of a standard jack called the USOC RJ11C. If this type of jack is not available at the location you want to install your AeGIS system, you will need to call your telephone company and order one.

Your AeGIS system connects to the Public Switching Telephone Network via standard-device telephone lines. IT SHOULD NOT BE CONNECTED TO "PARTY" OR "COIN SERVICE" LINES.

Should you have any questions about the telephone line you intend to connect your AeGIS system to, or other questions such as how many other devices you can connect to your telephone line, your telephone company will provide you upon request.

In the unlikely event your AeGIS system develops a problem, IMMEDIATELY DISCONNECT IT FROM YOUR TELEPHONE LINE to avoid harmful causes to the telephone network.

If repairs are ever needed on your AeGIS system, ONLY Pach and Company technician should perform them. Please contact our Toll Free Technical Service Department at 888-678-7224 for immediate assistance.

Should your telephone company determine that your AeGIS system developed a problem, they may notify you in advance that temporary discontinuance of service may be required. In some cases advance notice isn't practical, so your telephone company will notify you as soon as possible. You will also be advised by your telephone company of your right to file complaint with the FCC if you believe it necessary.

From time to time the Telephone Company may make changes to it's facilities equipment, operations, or procedures that could affect the operation of your AeGIS system. If this happens, the Telephone Company will provide advanced notice in order for you to make the necessary modifications to your AeGIS system to maintain uninterrupted service.

AeGIS 9000 Series QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

LOCAL PROGRAMMING

1) PRESS 0 AND # SIMULTANEOUSLY THEN RELEASE, the display screen stops scrolling (If the display screen is still scrolling repeat this step again) then

enter the valid 4-digit Master Code (default Master Code: 0000). Now, you are in programming mode and see table below to continue.

2) IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A VALID MASTER CODE, open the panel (key must be used) then press and release the “RED BUTTON” on the board and the

display shows: x x x x: 4-digit Master Code, then press #. Now, you are in programming mode and see table below to continue.

SYSTEM’S OPERATION KEYPAD LAYOUT

TO PLACE A CALL FROM THE AeGIS 9000 Series: • Press 3 to scroll the tenant name from

A to Z. o r Press 6 to scroll the tenant name from Z to A, then press #. TO PLACE A DIRECT CALL: Press # , wait for a dial tone then press the 2, 3 or 4 digit directory number.

TO GRANT ACCESS TO VISITOR: Press 9 or 8, can be programmed on Function Code 43 TO USE THE 4-DIGIT ACCESS CODE: Press*then the 4-digit code.

TO USE THE PROXIMITY WIEGAND CARD READER: Place the card on the red LED, if the

card is valid door will open. TO USE THE CARD AND THE KEYPAD ACCESS CODE: Place the card on the red LED then press the 4-digit keypad access code. TO EXTEND THE TALK TIME: Tenant must press the # after the time-out warning beep, the talk time will be extended to another cycle. TO CALL INTO THE AeGIS 9000 Series: Dial the AeGIS phone number, you hear “ONE SHORT BEEP” if you are connected then press*to communicate with the visitor and press 9 or

to unlock the door. This feature is not applicable if multi-systems are connected on the same phone line.

See manual for more detail

FUNCTION CODE TABLE

CODE DESCRIPTION CODE DESCRIPTION

00 01

02 03 04

08 09

12 13

14 15

Exit the programming (local programming) or clear the existing field

To accept program. Replace System Master Code. Change Talk Time

Open Interval Relay 1 and relay 2 Lock-out Count Tone or Pulse

Single or Multi Systems System ID

Remote Enable or disable Relay 2 Mode Alarm Telephone Number Manual Unlock/Lock or Unlock hold doors timer Edit Welcome Screen Display Set Time and Date Time Zones Holiday Schedules Auto Unlock Schedules Reinitialize Time Zone Schedules Reinitialize Auto Unlock Schedules Reinitialize Holiday Schedules

25 AND 26

Reinitialize Holiday Schedules New Tenant Code (Directory Code) Modify Tenant Code (Directory Code) Delete a Tenant Code (Directory Code) Clear All Tenant s Card and Code Facility Code (001-255) RS-232 or Modem Directory Digit Alarm Delay Add Keypad Access Code and Card Number Modify Keypad Access Code and Card Number Delete Keypad Access Code and Card Number Clear All Keypad Access Codes and Card Master Code Mask Open Door Beep Enable or Disable PBX Open Door 1 and Door 2 Number Display System Information Clear the EEPROM Memory to Factory Default View Directory by Name

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