07/19/2012
Ins-30201-US Net2 Entry - Panel
Paxton
Technical Support
1.800.672.7298 supportUS@paxton-access.com
Technical help is available: Monday - Friday from 02:00 AM - 8:00 PM (EST)
Documentation on all Paxton products can be found on our web site - http://www.paxton-access.com/
Description of product
The Net2 Entry panel is a robust door entry panel incorporating both door entry and access control functions. It is
powered using power over Ethernet (PoE) and communicates with the other elements of the system using IPv6,
providing 'plug and play' installation. Each panel is associated with a Net2 Entry control unit which is the interface to
the door hardware.
The panel is equipped with a keypad and a proximity token reader. Net2 software is used to administer the access
control functions. A resident can use either the keypad or a token to gain entry. Installers gain access to the menu
options using an engineer code or an engineer token.
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3
8
1. Speaker
2. Proximity reader
3. Backlit keypad
4. LCD display
5. IR LEDS for night time operation
6. Microphone
7. Color camera
8. Light sensor
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Installation
The best height to install the panel is with the camera at eye level This will allow you to see your visitor's face clearly
even when they are wearing a hood or cap.
To achieve the best camera performance, try to mount the panel facing away from direct sun or a bright light source.
This will also help the user to read the LCD display.
Decide how the units are to be connected. You can either run your own wired network or (with the owner's
permission) share the buildings existing data network. If using the owners network, the system uses IPv6 protocol
and PoE (Power over Ethernet) so the network must support this switch type.
Paxton recommend that the network cable is run to each location and terminated in a network box. A patch
cable should then be used to link the unit to the network. This makes unit replacement or removal for building
maintenance much easier.
Where it is not practical to run a patch cable to the rear of the unit, it can be directly wired to the network cable
via the supplied IDC module.
Fixing
The unit is supplied with the surface mount backbox. A ush mount backbox is also available (PN:337-857).
Screws and wall plugs are provided in the tting kit.
A single hole must be drilled for the single data/power connection. Electrical power is supplied via the data cable (PoE)
from the Net2 Entry controller.
1. Determine the height for the camera and then mark and drill the cable hole with reference to the Fixing diagram.
2. Complete the installation of the mounting backbox - Surface or Flush.
3. Connect the Net2 Entry panel to controller.
4. Mount the panel in its backbox.
5. Power up the panel from controller supply (PoE).
The display will ask you to set up an Engineer code. The panel checks to see if any monitors also exist on the
network. Any that are detected will now have the engineer code loaded and will store the panel ID that called them
SURFACE
BACKBOX
Camera
Height
Cable
Hole
30 mm
196 mm
104 mm
℄
205 mm
130 mm
44 mm
FLUSH
BACKBOX
235 mm
281 mm
51 mm
55 mm
106 mm
℄
290 mm
320 mm
40 mm
21 mm
80 mm
NOTE: All dimensions are shown in millimetres to maintain accuracy.
70 mm
140 mm
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SURFACE MOUNT
1. Determine and mark the height and position for the camera.
2. Mark and drill the hole for the network cable (network patch or Cat5). Ensure that the waterproof grommet will
have clearance behind the backbox.
3. Determine the position of the mounting screws, drill the holes and push in the No 8 wall plugs.
4. Pass the cable through the backbox and secure with the grommet. (A loose grommet is supplied for Cat5 cable)
5. Secure the backbox to the wall with the screws provided.
6. If using Cat5, wire this to the IDC connector (see wiring label) and attach the short patch lead.
7. Connect the cable to the panel.
8. Locate the panel, top rst, into the backbox and secure on the underside with the two security screws.
9. The key for the screws should be stored in the control box for future use.
FLUSH MOUNT
The entry panel may be mounted in a ush mount backbox.
1. Determine and mark the height and position for the camera.
2. Mark and drill the hole for the network cable (network patch or Cat5). Ensure that the waterproof grommet will
have clearance behind the backbox.
3. Cut a hole in the wall to accept the backbox as required.
4. Determine the position of the mounting screws, drill the holes and push in the No 8 wall plugs.
5. Pass the cable through the backbox and secure the grommet. (A loose grommet is supplied for Cat5 cable).
6. Secure the backbox to the wall with the screws provided. Ensure the sliding latch on the underside is to the right.
7. If using Cat5, wire this to the IDC connector (see wiring label) and attach the short patch lead.
8. Screw the two Allen screws into the underside of the panel to act as locating pins for the sliding latch.
9. Connect the cable to the panel.
10. Locate the panel, top rst, into the backbox and secure by sliding the latch to the left trapping the Allen screws.
11. Fit the security screw at the bottom of the backbox to lock the latch.
12. The key for the security screw should be stored in the control box for future use.
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Use the up and down arrows on the panel to view all the menu options.
Use the key to Cancel
X
Initialising a new system
The rst time the system is powered up the panel will request that the Engineer code is set up. Enter the required
code and press the bell key. Conrm the code and press bell to complete the process.
The Net2 Entry system uses a separate control unit to operate the door. To associate a panel with its control unit,
the Serial Number of the control unit must be entered.
Calling a Monitor unit
As Monitor units are added to the system, they
will automatically become active. To call a monitor
type in the monitor ID and press the Bell button.
Single Occupancy
When only one monitor ID is in use, pressing the Bell button will call the monitor.
How an Occupant gains entry
For access control, a Net2 system is required for administration. Once set up, a user can gain entry by presenting their
token to the panel. For PIN or Code entry, the # key must be pressed rst before pressing the numbers on the panel.
#
Using the Engineer menu
To access the Engineer menu from the default screen press *, enter the Engineer code and press the Bell button.
*
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Use the up and down arrows on the panel to view all the menu options.
Use the key to Cancel
X
1. Door open time
2. Volume settings
1. Set voice volume
This sets the volume of the entry panel speaker.
Use the up and down arrow buttons to adjust then press Bell.
2. Set keypress tone
This sets the tone that the entry panel will make when a key is pressed.
Press 1. Click
Press 2. Beep
Press 3. Silent
3. Set door open tone
This sets the tone that the entry panel will make while the lock is released.
from Volume settings menu - Press key 1
from Volume settings menu - Press key 2
from Volume settings menu - Press key 3
from the Engineer menu - Press key 1.
This is the time period that the lock will stay
released once the open door button has been
pressed on a monitor. This value may only be
changed when not administered by Net2.
from the Engineer menu - Press key 2
Press 1. Beep
Press 2. Buzz
Press 3. Silent
3. Call timeout
4. View options
1. Allow video without being called
This allows the camera to be viewed at any time even when not being used to grant access.
Press 1. Yes
Press 2. No
2. Allow audio without being called
This allows the microphone to be turned on at any time even when not being used to grant access.
Press 1. Yes
Press 2. No
from the Engineer menu - Press key 3
This is the maximum time period that one call
can last. This ensures that the entry panel is not
held busy if a call is not terminated correctly.
from the Engineer menu - Press key 4
from View options menu - Press key 1
from View options menu - Press key 2
3. Open the Door without being called
This allows the 'Unlock door' button to be used while viewing with the camera. The visitor does not need to initiate the call.
Press 1. Yes
Press 2. No
from View options menu - Press key 3
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5. Panel settings
from the Engineer menu - Press key 5
1. Set Interface ID
This sets the control unit that the Net2 Entry panel is associated with. Enter the Serial Number of the control unit
and then press Bell.
2. Factory reset
This returns the Entry panel to Factory settings
Press 1. Yes
Press 2. No
3. Backlight
This sets when the Entry panel backlight will be on.
Press 1. Always on
Press 2. Never on
Press 3. Only on in low light
6. Operating Mode
1. Number only
This displays ### and requires the visitor to enter the number without the assistance of a list.
from Panel settings menu - Press key 1
from Panel settings menu - Press key 2
from Panel settings menu - Press key 3
from the Engineer menu - Press key 6
from Set Operating mode menu - Press key 1
2. Numbered list
This displays the monitor IDs to the visitor as a numeric list with its name which they can scroll or enter the number.
Menu will also respond to numeric input.
3. Text selection
This displays the monitor names to the visitor in alphabetical order which they can scroll through and select.
from Set Operating mode menu - Press key 2
from Set Operating mode menu - Press key 3
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7. Engineer Access
from the Engineer menu - Press key 7
1. Set Engineer Code
This allows the Engineer to change the Engineer code
2. Change Engineer Token
This allows the engineer to add / change the Engineer token
The engineer can create a token that can be presented to the proximity reader instead of using the engineer code to
gain access to the Engineer Menu.
8. Language
This displays the language options available for this monitor.
9. About
This displays information about the panel. (e.g. the current version number)
from the Engineer menu - Press key 9
from Engineer Access menu - Press key 1
from Engineer Access menu - Press key 2
from the Engineer menu - Press key 8
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Specications
Dimensions
Electrical
Power over Ethernet (POE) power rating
Communication
Ethernet bandwidth requirement
Panels per system
Features
Camera system
I/R illumination
Audio system
Display
Proximity reader
Environment
Operating temperature
IP Rating
Vandal resistance
Width
Height Depth
4 inch 11 inch 1
Min
Max
12.95W
100kb/s multicast 1Mb/s multicast
100
125k/Hz
- 20 °C ( - 4 °F ) 50 °C ( 122 °F )
IP55
1
/
4 inch
IEEE 802.3af class 0
per panel during call
Full color
Yes
Two way
Backlit LCD
Paxton Access tokens
External use
Medium
Product compliance and limitations
Wiring methods shall be in accordance with the National Electrical Code (ANSI/NFPA70), local codes, and the authorities
having jurisdiction.
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including
interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
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