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When using the RK40 iCLASS Pin Reader with the D9210C or D9210B Access Control Module, the reader must be configured for 26-bit output.  The ARD-RK40-14 comes pre-configured for 26-bit output. The ARD-RK40-09 must be reconfigured with the configuration card pack from HID because the -09 readers are 8 bit. The configuration card pack can be ordered from http://www.hidglobal.com/literatureRequestForm.php. While filling out the form, in the Comment text box  indicate you want the iClass Configuration Card Pack. You can request the card pack sent overnight if you supply them with your UPS number. Otherwise,HID ships it ground shipping. Once you receive the card pack, you must perform the following steps at each reader: Power down the ARD-RK40-09 reader, and then reapply power. Present the RESET CARD within 10 seconds of power up.  Note: Expect a change in LED activity, and then the LED returns to an alternating red and green pattern. Power down the reader, and then reapply power. Present the KEYPAD OUTPUT # 2 card for 26 bit output within 10 seconds of power up.  Note: Listen for a 2 beep tone signifying the change. The reader steps through a short setup period, and then gives a 3 beep tone. After the 3 beep tone, enter the 3-digit Master Site you wish to use followed by the # key.  (Use 000# for a master site of zero.) The configuration process is complete. Add a card with CMD 56 at the D1255 or D1260 keypad that has a door assigned in programming, test, and then receive a copy of the program with RPS to confirm the entry is correct. ****CAUTION**** Upon a power cycle to the reader, there is an interval of approximately 1 min during which if you enter a 3-digit code followed by #, the master site is changed for that reader. This will cause codes with different site codes to appear invalid and be rejected by the reader. Be careful not to change the site code accidentally after a power cycle. ... View more

Set Passcode Follows Scope in Command Center Assignments to NO.   Setting the keypad scope to include areas additional to the assigned area allows monitoring events occurring in all areas within the keypad’s scope. However, users with proper authority will arm or disarm all areas in the keypad’s scope by entering [Passcode] + [Enter]. When controlling multiple areas with a passcode is not desirable, set Passcode Follows Scope as NO. Passcode Follows Scope is configured under Keypads> Keypad Assignments> Passcode Follows Scope. Default setting: Yes. Yes - when the keypad’s assigned area is armed, [Passcode] + [Enter] disarms the area and all other areas included in the scope of the keypad. When the area is disarmed, the area and all other areas included in the scope of the keypad are armed. No - Allows a user to view areas within the programmed scope, but only arm or disarm the keypad’s assigned area with [Passcode] + [Enter]. ... View more

Keypad programming is available in GV3 panels with firmware revision 8.10 or higher.  NOTE: Keypad programming is not available during while an RPS programming session is active, or when any area is armed. Enter from normal operation: Press [9]+[9]+[Enter]. Select Keypad Programming. The keypad displays Enter Passcode. Enter the service passcode (default= 123). Enter from service mode (reset pin closed): D1255: Set the address to 16 with dipswitch: 1-5= OFF and 6= ON. The keypad displays Enter Passcode when the reset pin is closed. Enter the service passcode (default= 123). D1260: Set the address to 8 with dipswitch: 1-3= OFF and 4-6= ON. The keypad displays Enter Passcode when the reset pin is closed. Enter the service passcode (default= 123). The following options are available upon entering keypad programming: Phone Numbers – Phone 1 thru Phone 4 Phone Format - Phone 1 thru Phone 4 Enhanced Comm – Path 1 thru 4 Routing Route Groups 1 thru 4 RPS Parameters RPS Passcode RPS Phone Number RPS IP Address RPS IP Port Area Parameter – 1 thru 32 Account On – Yes / No Account Number Command Center 1 thru 16 Enhanced Command Center – Yes / No Command Center Scope – User Pass Code User 0 (Install Passcode) User 1 (User Passcode) Point Parameters D9412GV3: 1-247 D7412GV3: 1-75 D7212GV3 1 -40 Point Index Disable Keypad Programming ... View more

The EN5040-T / ISW-EN5040-T should not to be exposed to environmental elements.  If the repeater is to be installed outdoors, use the ACC640 outdoor weatherproof enclosure.  Without the weatherproof enclosure the EN5040-T / ISW-EN5040-T must be installed where the operating temperature is between 0°C to +60°C (+32°F to +140°F) and relative humidity is below 90% and non‑condensing.  Note: the ACC640 and ISW- ACC640 are the same part. The ACC640 is listed in documentation for use with the EN5040-T and the ISW-ACC640 is listed with the ISW-EN5040-T. This was only for consistency in part numbers. ... View more

When the D1265 screen ON time is set from 1 to 15, and the screen has timed out (black screen), the conditions below explain how the screen behaves when the screen is in sleep mode. Trouble Condition: Screen turns on  Alarm Condition: Screen turns on  Not Ready: Screen remains in sleep mode  Watch Mode is set ON and a Not Ready is produced: Screen turns on  Missing Battery / AC Battery Buzz set to NO: Screen remains in sleep mode  Missing Battery / AC Battery Buzz set to YES: Screen turns on  AC Power Fail / AC Battery Buzz set to NO: Screen remains in sleep mode  AC Power Fail / AC Battery Buzz set to YES: Screen turns on  Reset button is toggled: D1265 reboots and turns on ... View more