ATS125x/1260 Four- Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

ATS125x/1260 Four- Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide P/N 1044982 (EN) REV A ISS 07MAR14

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Content Important information iii Programming sequence 1 Minimal set-up 1 Basic set-up 2 Advanced settings 4 How to program the options 6 Accessing the installer programming menu 6 Programming the menu options 7 Accessing the door/lift programming menu 9 How to access the door / lift programming menu 9 1-DGP options 10 2-Door / Lift options 16 Access options 16 Request To Exit options 23 Alarm control 25 Reader options 27 Hardware options 33 Lift options 36 3-Initialise database 40 4-Display card 41 5-Door groups 42 6-Floor groups 43 7-System Options 44 8-Macro logic 45 9-Version number 47 10-To Local Devices 48 Reader and interface type programming 49 Short list of available zones and outputs per DGP address 50 Door/lift data hardware defaults 51 Hardware options: default zone/output number assignments 51 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide i

Macro event flags 52 List of predefined event flags 52 Programming sheet: DGP options 56 Programming sheet: Door options 57 Programming sheet: Macro logic 60 Glossary 61 Index 65 Programming map 69 ii ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

Important information This manual provides detailed explanations for programming the ATS125x/1260 and includes detailed explanations for the entire door / lift menus. All references to the programming menus, and their numbers, are menus within programming Remote Devices, Installer menu 28, and Titan Advisor Master > To Remote Devices > DGP. When installing a new 4-Door/4-Lift DGP, it is strongly recommended that you first initialise the ATS125x/1260 using Menu 3 - Initialise Database. This step may only be accomplished by programming using a RAS on the system databus of the Advisor Master. It will set all programming to factory default; as listed in this programming manual. Once initialised, the DGP may be programmed using a RAS or a PC running TITAN software. The ATS1250 and ATS1260 are the same physical products except for the firmware (software) EPROM. The factory defaults are different for each product and are listed in the programming sheets in this guide. Whenever the ATS125x is mentioned, ATS1250, ATS1251, ATS1252, ATS1253, ATS1254, and ATS1260 are included except where explicitly stated. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide iii

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Programming sequence The ATS125x/1260 four-door/four-lift DGP is a versatile access control panel to extend the Advisor Master system with advanced access control functions. When programming it is easy to lose track if one does not use a good method. Using a good method also provides for an efficient way of programming. Minimal set-up The minimal set-up only consists of settings required to enable cards being read and door opening due to a valid card. 1. Set the DGP address for the four-door/four-lift DGP (1 to 12 available). 2. Check if the RAM memory in ATS125x/1260 and the Advisor Master control panel is the same. 3. Set addresses of RASes (readers or DGPs connected to the local databus of the four-door/four-lift DGP. 4. In the Advisor Master control panel, installer programming (menu 19): - In the Advisor Master control panel menu 4. DGP, activate polling for the four-door/four-lift DGP and set the DGP type. - Check and note in the Advisor Master control panel, menu 7. System options the settings for Dual zone and the Number of prefix digits. - In menu 13. Timezones, program timezones required for access control functions (Request To Exit, Override timezone and Door groups). - In menu 2, Area database, determine which areas will inhibit Request to Exit or will inhibit access through a door when the areas are armed. 5. Go to menu 28, To remote devices. Select type 1 (DGP) and press [ENTER]. Enter the DGP address and press [ENTER]. You now are in the fourdoor/four-lift programming menu. 6. Go to menu 1-DGP options. Set or select the following options: - Enter the required Batch Number (range 1 to 40). If card numbers or system codes are unknown, then first see Finding system codes for cards on page 5. - Alarm Code Prefix Digits (same as in control panel). - Enter RASes to be polled connected to the local databus. - Enter LCD RAS connected to the local databus. - Set Dual zone to the same setting as used in the control panel. - Enter Re-lock delay time. 7. Go to menu 2-Door / Lift options. 8. Select the door to program. Only doors available on the selected DGP can be entered. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 1

9. Move to menu Reader options. 10. Select the required Card format. 11. Press [ENTER] until the display indicates menu Hardware options. 12. Press 0 [ENTER] [ENTER] to leave menu 2-Door / Lift options 13. Move to menu 4-Display card and badge a number of cards to verify the cards are being read, the card number is known. 14. Proceed with the basic set-up. Basic set-up 1. Set the DGP address for the four-door/four-lift DGP (1 to 12 available). 2. Check if the RAM memory in ATS125x/1260 and the Advisor Master control panel is the same. 3. Set addresses of RAS's (readers or DGP's connected to the local databus of the four-door/four-lift DGP. 4. In the Advisor Master control panel, installer programming (menu 19): - In the Advisor Master control panel menu 4. DGP, activate polling for the four-door/four-lift DGP and set the DGP type. - Check and note in the Advisor Master control panel, menu 7. system options the settings for Dual zone and the Number of prefix digits. - In menu 13. Timezones, program timezones required for access control functions (Request To Exit, Override timezone and Door groups) - In menu 2, Area database, determine which area/s will inhibit Request to Exit or will inhibit access through a door when the area/s are armed. 5. Go to menu 28, To remote devices. Select type 1 (DGP) and press [ENTER]. Enter the DGP address and press [ENTER]. You now are in the fourdoor/four-lift programming menu. 6. Go to menu 1-DGP options. Set or select the following options: - Number of Output controllers. - Enter the required Batch Number (range 1 to 40). If card numbers or system codes are unknown, then first see Finding system codes for cards (page 5). - Alarm Code Prefix Digits (same as in control panel). - Enter RASes to be polled connected to the local databus. - Enter LCD RAS connected to the local databus. - Enter RASes with RTE enabled that are connected to the local databus. - Enter DGP to be polled connected to the local databus. - Set Dual zone to the same setting as used in the control panel. - Enter the Card to PIN time (only if Card & PIN required). - Enter Two cards time (only if required). - Enter Multiple Badge time (only if alarm control is required). 2 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

- Enter Re-lock delay time. - Enter Region count limit (only if anti-passback is used). 7. Go to menu 2-Door / Lift options. 8. Select the door to program. Only doors available on the selected DGP can be entered. 9. Now the first menu will be visible, Access options. Set or select the following options: - Select the door to program - Unlock time - Extended unlock time (if required) - Shunting option (if required) - Shunt time (if required) - Extended shunt time (if required) - Shunt warning time (if required) - Shunt until door has closed - Cancel shunt time after door closed - Low security timezone (if required) - IN / OUT reader requires card and PIN - IN / OUT reader inhibit PIN if timezone - IN / OUT reader inhibit region 0 user - Anti-passback option (if required) - IN / OUT reader region (if required) - IN / OUT reader Two Cards function 10. Move to menu Request To Exit options (only if required) Set or select the following options: - Request To Exit Timezone - IN or OUT RTE disabled if area is armed - Request To Exit control - Request To Exit reporting 11. Move to menu Reader options Set or select the following options: - Card format - Zone holds door unlocked - Door unlocked until door open - Unlocked timezone (if required) - Unlocked timezone after entry - Report when door closed and locked - Report open/unlocked as unlocked - Report door open / close - Report forced door - Report DOTL - Reader LED options - Pulsed lock and unlock - Disable Duress functionality ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 3

12. Move to menu Hardware options. Set or select the following options: - Unlock output number - Zone number - Monitor second door zone (if required) - Forced output number (if required) - Shunt zone numbers (if required) - Warning output number (if required) - DOTL zone number (if required) - DOTL output number (if required) - Request To Exit zone number (if required) - Interlock zone numbers (if required) - Areas assigned to door (if required) - Fault output number (if required) 13. When out of the Hardware options, press 0 [ENTER] to leave the menus in Door options. Press [ENTER] again to leave the Door options. Press 0 [ENTER] again to leave the four-door/four-lift programming menu. 14. Set-up the required door groups in the Advisor Master user program (menu 20) 15. Program users that require access control functions (door group) 16. Program zones available on the 4-Door DGP Advanced settings Add alarm control functions In the Advisor Master installer programming: Program timezones required for alarm control functions (used in alarm groups) Program alarm groups (if required) for access control functions In the four-door/four-lift programming menu: Select menu 2-Door / Lift options and select the door to program - Move to menu Alarm control - Enter the required Alarm group - Select the required Alarm control - Select if Entry or Exit denied if area armed - Select the Authorised RAS on the system databus (if required) Assign the alarm groups to users that should have alarm control. 4 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

Add anti-passback facilities For anti-passback to function, readers are required to enter and exit. The reader address specifies if the reader is used as an IN (entry) or OUT (exit) reader (see numbering). Make sure both IN and OUT readers are available and are polled. In the Advisor Master installer programming: Program timezones required for anti-passback In the four-door/four-lift programming menu: Select menu 2-Door / Lift options and select the door to program - Move to menu Access options - Select if the IN / OUT reader inhibit region 0 user - Select the required Anti-passback option - Enter the IN / OUT reader region Finding system codes for cards System codes are very important as improper system codes will inhibit usage of cards. The system code for a card can be seen as a number shared by a number of cards. The cards will identify themselves by a card number that is unique. It might happen the system code is unknown. The four-door/four-lift DGP can provide some help finding the system code. Make sure a reader is active (activate polling if necessary) Make sure the card format is set correctly for that door. Enter menu 4-Display card. Badge a few cards. Make sure that the system code displayed is always the same. If not, the card format is probably not correct. Re-adjust and restart in menu 4. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 5

How to program the options For information on which keys to use while programming, please refer to these pages. Accessing the installer programming menu The ATS system is programmed from the Installer programming menu. Before accessing the programming menu, you must first disarm the system. How to disarm the system 1. Press 1122 (Manager PIN) and then [OFF]. 2. Press 0 and [ENTER]. How to access the installer programming menu 1. Start with this LCD display: There Are No Alarms In This Area Code: 2. Press [MENU*], 1278 (Master Engineer code), and press [ENTER]. The following display appears: 0- Exit, ENTER- Down, *- Up 0-Exit, Menu: 3. Press 19 and [ENTER]. The following display appears: Installer Programming 0-Exit, Menu: You may now select the menu option you wish to program. See Programming map on page 69 that lists all menu options available. You may easily move between the menu options by pressing the following keys: [ENTER] or [#] or [ ]: To scroll forwards one menu option at a time. [MENU*] or [*] or [ ]: To scroll backwards one menu option at a time. Menu number and [ENTER] or [#]: To jump directly to the menu option. [0] and [ENTER] or [#]: Exit the Programming menu and return to the User menu. Different keys with the same function. [ENTER] or [#]: These keys have the same function. [#] is used on LED keypads (ATS115x). 6 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

[MENU*] or [*]: These keys have the same meaning. [*] is used on LED keypads (ATS115x). Programming the menu options What the LCD display tells you The LCD display on the keypad has two lines of characters. Each line represents different information. 1: Office 4 Door 20 Contact Text Word: (1) (2) (1) System information (2) Instructions and the characters you may enter on the keypad Programming the menu options Once you have selected the menu option you wish to program, most options may be programmed using a standard procedure shown in How to program below. How to program The method of programming depends on the options to be programmed. Some options require a value, others require a YES/NO setting. How to program values? [ENTER]: Enter the new information and press the ENTER key. [ENTER]: Press the ENTER key again to save the displayed information and to move to the next menu option display. How to program YES/NO options [MENU*]: Press the MENU* key to toggle between options. [ENTER]: Press the ENTER key to save the displayed information and move to the next menu option display. Notes Some programming options allow multiple values to be entered, e.g. Poll RAS. In these cases, enter the value and press [ENTER] to add or delete the option. Some programming menus need certain values to be entered, while others are used to select YES/NO. Programming lines containing YES/NO options often also allow the 0-key to be pressed. Use this key to skip a number of options. On the second line, the display will indicate if the 0-key may be used. Programming menus like Poll RAS, Poll DGP or Entry time show the status of the current values. To update the values press [MENU*]. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 7

Many time settings may be entered with second or minute resolution. This may be recognised when the bottom left corner of the display shows *-Min or *-Sec. Use [*] or [MENU*] to select seconds or minutes. Where programming of an option does not follow this procedure, the (additional) keys available are described in the How to program section for the option. 8 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

Accessing the door/lift programming menu How to access the door / lift programming menu Access to the Door programming menu is via the Advisor Master, Installer menu 28, To remote devices. When programming in the 4-Door programming menu, you are actually programming ATS125x. Before being granted access to the 4-Door programming menu, via "to remote devices", ATS125x must be; connected, addressed, and programmed to be polled. Also the DGP type must be programmed as a "4-Door DGP" or a "4-Lift DGP" in the Advisor Master Installer programming menu 4, DGP database. If you are denied access to "To remote devices, it is because one or more of the above hardware, or programming criteria, have not been met. 1. The display shows: Remote Device: 1-DGP, 2-RAS Device: Enter the type of Remote device you wish to program. Select 1 (DGP). 2. The display shows: Remote DGP Setup DGP No.: Enter the number of the Remote device you wish to program. The DGP number is the same as the DGP address. 3. The following is briefly displayed: Connecting Enter to Abort 4. You have now accessed the ATS125x Programming menu for ATS125x/1260 that you have selected. The display shows the 4-Door programming menu display: "*" Move On "*" Move Menu Option: See Programming the menu options on page 7 for the available keys. See also Programming map on page 69 for the complete programming menu. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 9

1-DGP options DGP options are valid for all doors or lifts on the selected ATS125x/1260. Note: Whenever, in DGP options, XX is displayed, the XX should be replaced by the 1 st door number available for this AST125x/1260. Output controllers XX, Output Controllers 0 *-Dis, Ctrl: Enter the number of output controllers fitted to ATS125x. 0: Disabled. No clocked output card, but there are four open collector outputs available on the DGP for an ATS1810 4-way relay card. These have outputs 5 to 8 assigned for the selected DGP address). 1 to 8: Number of output controllers connected. Batch Number (range 1 to 40) Batch Number (Range 1 to 40) Batch: This setting specifies the card batches that are programmed for this DGP. A batch is defined by a System code, a range of cards, the first card number and the first user code. Card Batch Overlap (nn) *-Confirm When card batches overlap, a message will be displayed to indicate. Overlaps will occur when if in a system code, card numbers are repeated or when users are assigned more than one card number. Press [MENU*] or [*] to confirm when an overlap is required. System Code System code: Disabled SC : Register the System code for this batch of cards (maximum of 6 digits). Start Card Number Start Card Number: 0 CN: Enter the number of the first card that is used for this batch. 10 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

Number of Cards Number of cards: 0 Num: Enter the number of cards in this batch. All cards must be consecutive. Start User Number Start User number 0 UN : Select which user equals the first card. Alarm Code Prefix Digits XX, Alarm Code Prefix Digits 0 *-Dis, Digits: Records the difference between the number of digits in an alarm control code, and the number of digits in a door control code. The complete user code is the alarm control code, and the prefix is omitted to make the door control code. Examples: - Prefix digits = 3 - User code = 1234567 Result: - Prefix = 123, door code = 4567 and the alarm control code = 1234567. Note: The Alarm Code Prefix digits entered should be the same as the value entered for the Alarm Code Prefix in the Advisor Master Installer programming menu 7. System Options. RASes to be polled No RAS s Are Being Polled Poll RAS Enter the RAS addresses of all the RASes connected to the ATS125x local databus. The display shows the RASes currently recorded. Keypads (ATS110x, ATS115x), card readers and ATS1170 are polled as RASes. Polling allows the RAS to transfer data to ATS125x. The 16 RAS s that may be polled relate to specific doors on ATS125x, and the reader s location if readers are mounted on both sides of the same door. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 11

Table 1: Reader Function IN IN OUT OUT 1 st door 1 5 9 13 2 nd door 2 6 10 14 3 rd door 3 7 11 15 4 th door 4 8 12 16 The RASes listed above are polled by ATS125x/1260. Note: RAS numbers followed by, are online, RAS numbers followed by : are offline. LCD RAS No RAS with LCD s Fitted RAS with LCD Program the address of RASes (arming stations) being polled that have a LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) fitted - for example, ATS110x series LCD RAS. The display shows the RASes currently recorded. RASes with RTE enabled No RAS s with Request To Exit Enabled RAS With RTE Enter the address of RASes (arming stations) being polled that require the Request To Exit button to be wired to the IN, or REQUEST TO EXIT, terminal on the arming station. The display shows the RASes currently recorded. Note: Since the RAS RTE input does not provide tamper monitoring, it is preferable to wire any Request To Exit buttons to zones on ATS125x. RASes with toggle mode No RAS with Toggle Enabled Toggle RAS: Records the address of RASes (arming stations) being polled that have "Toggle mode" enabled. Operation for the Toggle Mode is explained below. This option only applies to RASes that have keypads and are connected to the ATS125x local databus (ATS110x, ATS115x). Toggle mode enabled: PIN + [ENTER] or [#] = Toggles status of areas PIN + [MENU*] or [*] = Toggles status of areas Toggle mode disabled: PIN + [ENTER] or [#] = Arms areas 12 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

PIN + [MENU*] or [*] = Disarms areas Toggle mode enabled (ATS1100/1105 only): PIN + [ON] = Arms areas PIN + [OFF] = Disarms areas PIN + [ENTER] = Toggles status of areas Toggle mode disabled (ATS1100/1105 only): The only difference is the [ENTER] key operation - it only Arms areas. DGP to be polled No DGP s Are Being Polled Poll DGP: Enter the address of DGP s connected to the ATS1260 local databus. This option is not functional on ATS125x. The display shows the DGP s currently recorded: The DGP s are used to provide inputs for floor-buttons. Note: DGP number followed by, are online, DGP number followed by : are offline. Dual zone XX,Yes - Dual zone *-Change Defines whether ATS125x zones are single or dual zone zones. Yes: Dual zone used: Normal = 4.7 kω; Tamper = Open or Short; Active = half or double end of line resistor value. No: No dual zone; Normal = 4.7 kω; Alarm = Open or Short or half or double end of line resistor value. Press 0 to go to the user menu items available. Notes End of line resistors must be connected to the zones. See the installation guide. Should be set to the same option as set in the Advisor Master Installer menu 7-System options. Card to PIN time XX,Card to PIN Time 8 Seconds *-Min, Time: This setting is only applicable when a user is required to present a card and enter a PIN to gain access. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 13

The Card to Pin Time is the amount of time allowed between presenting a valid card to a door reader and entering a valid PIN (last digits) on the keypad. If the PIN is not entered before the time expires, the user will need to repeat the door opening function. See also Access options on page 16. Two cards time XX, Two Cards Time 8 Seconds *-Min, Time: This setting is only applicable when two users must present their card or PIN to open a door or when a user is identified as a visitor or guard and must be accompanied. The Two cards time is the amount of time allowed between the first user presenting a card or entering a PIN and the second user presenting a card or entering a PIN. If the second card/pin is not presented before the time expires, the door opening function will have to be repeated. See also IN reader Two Cards function on page 22. Multiple Badge time XX, Multiple Badge Time 5 Seconds *-Min, Time: This setting is only applicable where the door has been programmed so that presentation of a card three times will arm/disarm the system and the user is authorised to arm /disarm. The Multiple badge time is the amount of time allowed between the first presentation of the card and the third presentation of the card. If the card is not presented three times before the time expires, the user will need to commence the function again. See also Alarm control on page 25. Re-lock delay time XX, Re-lock Delay Time 3 Seconds *-Min, Time: This setting only applies where the door has been programmed so the unlock relay will not re-lock until after the door is closed. This feature is provided for Drop Bolts and Maglocks etc. where the door must be closed before the unlock relay locks the door. The Re-lock delay time is the amount of time between the door being closed and the unlock relay deactivating (re-lock). This allows a settling time to ensure that the lock mechanisms are aligned. 14 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

See also Zone holds door unlocked on page 28. Region count limit XX,Region Count Limit Disabled *-Dis, No: When the number of users reaches this limit (set by the value entered in this option range, 0 to 65,535), ATS125x sets an internal flag (Region count limit) that can be used in Door Macro Logic. You may activate events when a certain number of users are in a region. The Advisor Master system can have up to 256 regions, numbered 0 to 255. Examples: Activate a sign when a car park is full. Arm area(s) when the last person has left the region or disarm area(s) when the first person enters the region. See also IN reader region on page 20. Map DGP relays XX,Yes - Map DGP relays *-Change Defines whether ATS125x/1260 door unlock outputs can be controlled as standard outputs. Yes: Door unlock outputs can be controlled by the control panel as its outputs. No: Door unlock outputs can only be activated by DGP when using door unlock user menu, or upon presenting a valid card. Map panel RAS LED s status XX,Yes - Map panel RAS LEDs status *-Change When this option is set to Yes, LEDs in RASes (ATS110x and ATS111x) connected to the four-door/four-lift DGP will represent the same status as LEDs in RASes connected directly to the panel. Screensaver XX,Yes - Screensaver *-Change When this option is set to Yes, RASes ATS110x and ATS111x connected to the four-door/four-lift DGP have screensaver option. In the screensaver mode, the status of RAS LEDs is not shown. Only green LED is active (blue in case of ATS1190). ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 15

2-Door / Lift options Accessing the door / lift options Use this menu for programming data for individual doors and lifts. Each door may be programmed with specific settings. Before obtaining access to the available menu options for door and lift programming, select the door to program. Select Door 17, 18, 19, 20 Door: Door numbers relevant to ATS125x being programmed are displayed. Selecting time resolution for minutes or seconds Time settings may be entered with seconds or minutes resolution. Use [*] or [MENU*] to select seconds or minutes. Access options Within these menus all settings of the access options for the door are configured XX is the door number being programmed. Unlock time XX, Unlock Time 5 Seconds *-Min, Time: Program the amount of time for the door to unlock when a user enters a valid card or PIN at the door reader. The user is then able to open the unlocked door during the time period of unlock. See also Unlock output number on page 33. Extended unlock time XX, Extended Unlock Time 10 Seconds *-Min, Time Program the amount of time for the door to unlock when a user, with the "EXTENDED ACCESS" flag enabled, presents a valid card or PIN at the door reader. The user is then able to open the unlocked door during the time period of the extended unlock time. 16 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

Shunting XX, No Shunting *-Change,Opt: This record configures the door shunting options. Shunting is a procedure that inhibits an open door, which could cause an alarm, for a set time. 0: No shunting. The door is not shunted. 1: Zone Shunting. The door is shunted. Generates a standard alarm, based on the zone type settings, if left open longer than the programmed shunt time. 2: Zone Shunting & DOTL. The door is shunted and generates a DOTL (Door Open Too Long) alarm if it is left open longer than the programmed shunt time. Enables Forced Door and DOTL to be reported on separate zone numbers (as recorded in "Hardware Options"). 3: Auto Shunting & DOTL. If the area assigned to the door is disarmed, shunting of the door commences when the door zone is active (no code or card required). A DOTL (Door Open Too Long) alarm is generated if it is left open longer than the programmed shunt time. Forced Door and DOTL are reported on separate zone numbers as above. Shunt time XX,Shunt Time 60 Seconds *-Min, Time: Program the amount of time that the door may be opened for without causing an alarm (shunted). This allows time for a user to pass through the door and shut it again. See also Shunt zone numbers on page 34. Extended shunt time XX,Extended Shunt Time 90 Seconds *-Min, Time: Program the amount of time for the door to be shunted when a user, with the "EXTENDED ACCESS" flag enabled, presents a valid card or PIN at the door reader. Shunt warning time XX,Shunt Warning Time 15 Seconds *-Min, Time: Program the amount of time for an output to activate, to sound a warning device, before the Shunt Time or Extended Shunt Time expires. See also Warning output number on page 34. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 17

Shunt until door has closed XX, NO Shunt Until Door Closed *-Change Set the shunt period to, until the door has closed. Yes: Shunt the defined zones as programmed in hardware options shunt zones until the door is closed. When the door is opened and the shunt is not active the zone will generate an alarm. No: Shunt timer will be used. Cancel shunt time after door closed XX,NO Cancel Shunt After Door Secures *-Change For security reasons, it may be required to limit the shunt period as much as possible. Yes: Shunt the programmed zones until the door has closed. Opening the door again within the shunt time is not possible, as this will generate an alarm (there is always a debounce time of approx. 2 seconds). No: Shunt timer will be used. Low security timezone XX,Low Security Timezone Disabled *-Dis, TZ: Enter a timezone number. When the timezone is valid, only a valid card or PIN is required to open the door. When the timezone is not valid and "Card and PIN Reader" is set to YES, a valid card and PIN must be entered to open the door. Note: Timezones are programmed in the Advisor Master in menu 13. Only timezones 0 to 24 may be entered. Timezone 0 means always. IN reader requires card and PIN XX, NO - In Reader Card & PIN *-Change Specify what method is required to open the door from the IN reader. This is programmed separately for the IN and OUT readers. Yes: Unlock the door by presenting a valid card to the reader and entering a PIN on the reader s keypad. No: Unlock the door by presenting a valid card to the reader or a valid PIN on the reader s keypad. 18 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

OUT reader requires card and PIN XX, NO - Out Reader Card & PIN *-Change Specify what method is required to open the door from the OUT reader. This is programmed separately for the IN and OUT readers. Yes: Unlock the door by presenting a valid card to the reader and entering a PIN on the reader s keypad. No: Unlock the door by presenting a valid card to the reader or a valid PIN on the reader s keypad. IN reader inhibit PIN if timezone XX, NO - In Reader No PIN If TZ *-Change This menu determines which method is used to open the door during the low security timezone and is programmed separately for the IN and OUT readers. Yes: During the Low security timezone, ONLY a valid card is required. No: During the Low security timezone, a valid card OR a valid PIN is required. OUT reader inhibit PIN if timezone XX, NO - Out Reader No PIN If TZ *-Change This menu determines which method is used to open the door during the low security timezone and is programmed separately for the IN and OUT readers. Yes: During the Low security timezone, ONLY a valid card is required. No: During the Low security timezone, a valid card OR a valid PIN is required. IN reader inhibit region 0 user XX, NO-In reader Inhibit Region 0 Users *-Change For users in region 0 (region 0, on most occasions is outside), a special security feature is available to provide access only via another region. Yes: Any user in region 0 will be denied access. To access, the user first has to be in another region. No: Users from region 0 will gain access. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 19

OUT reader inhibit region 0 user XX, NO-Out reader Inhibit Region 0 Users *-Change For users in region 0 (region 0 on most occasions is outside), a special security feature is available to provide access only via another region. Yes: Any user in region 0 will be denied access. To access, the user first has to be in another region. No: Users from region 0 will access. Anti-passback XX, No Anti-Passback *-Change,Opt: Controls the operation of the reader if a card or PIN is used to attempt to enter the region that the user is currently assigned to. Anti-passback enables users to transfer from one region to another. Entering a region twice in succession is either, not possible (hard anti-passback), or will only result in an event being logged in the History log, reported to the printer and to Titan. 0: No anti-passback. No control of passback. A valid card or PIN opens the door without generating an alarm. Entering a region twice without leaving is possible. 1: Soft anti-passback. A valid card or PIN opens the door when used to enter the region the second time without leaving first, but a report is generated. 2: Hard anti-passback. A valid card or PIN does not open the door when used to enter the region a second time without leaving first. An attempt to do so generates a report. 3: Regions anti-passback. A valid card or PIN does not open the door when used to leave a region other than the one entered previously. For example, if the user had entered region 2 from region 1, he will be denied when trying to enter region 1 from region 0. An attempt to do so generates a report. Note: A region has to be programmed for the door (see IN/OUT reader Regions) See also IN reader region and OUT reader region (page 20). IN reader region XX, In Region Disabled *-Dis, Rgn: A region is a defined access control area having doors acting as boundaries. Regions are used by the anti-passback functions to monitor in which regions users are present. Transfers from one region to another may be prohibited by the anti-passback settings. 20 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

Separate programming records are provided for the IN reader for each door. When a valid card or PIN is entered at the door reader, the number of the region that the user is entering into is recorded against the user code. The range is from region 0 to region 254. Region 0 acts as off premises. Region 255 is used for Region disabled. The system is then able to report an anti-passback violation if the user attempts to use any reader to gain access to a region he is already assigned to. The antipassback settings determine if access is granted or denied. See also Anti-passback (page 20). Important: The four onboard Wiegand interfaces (I/F) are by default the IN readers for the four doors. You may, however, make them function as IN and OUT readers. For this to occur, change the Lock Relay number, in the Hardware Options menu, and the Lock Relay of the wanted OUT reader to the same number as the Lock Relay of the IN Reader. For example: Wiegand I/F one has Lock Relay 33 (Door 21, DGP2) and is the IN reader. To set Wiegand I/F two as the OUT reader, set its Lock Relay to 33 (same as Wiegand I/F one). OUT reader region XX, Out Region Disabled *-Dis, Rgn: A region is a defined access control area having doors acting as boundaries. Regions are used by the anti-passback functions to monitor in which regions users are present. Transfers from one region to another may be prohibited by the anti-passback settings. Separate programming records are provided for the OUT reader for each door. When a valid card or PIN is entered at the door reader, the number of the region that the user is entering into is recorded against the user code. The range is from region 0 to region 254. Region 0 acts as off premises. Region 255 is used for Region disabled. The system is then able to report an anti-passback violation if the user attempts to use any reader to gain access to a region he is already assigned to. The antipassback settings determine if access is granted or denied. See also Anti-passback on page 20. Important: The four on-board Wiegand interfaces (I/F) are by default the 'IN' readers for the four doors. You may, however, make them function as 'IN' and 'OUT' readers. For this to occur, change the 'Lock Relay' number, in the 'Hardware Options' menu, and the 'Lock Relay' of the wanted 'OUT' reader to the same number as the 'Lock Relay' of the 'IN' Reader. For example: Wiegand I/F one has 'Lock Relay' 33 (Door 21, DGP2) and is the 'IN' reader. To set Wiegand I/F two as the 'OUT' reader, set its 'Lock Relay' to 33 (same as Wiegand I/F one). ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 21

IN reader Two Cards function XX, NO - In Reader Two Cards *-Change Controls if two user cards or PINs are required to gain access. Separate programming records are provided for the IN and OUT reader for each door. Yes: Two different users need to present their card and/or PIN within the Two cards time for the door to unlock. No: Only one user is needed to present a card and/or PIN. OUT reader Two Cards function XX, NO - Out Reader Two Cards *-Change Controls if two user cards or PINs are required to gain access. Separate programming records are provided for the IN and OUT reader for each door. Yes: Two different users need to present their card and/or PIN within the Two cards time for the door to unlock. No: Only one user is needed to present a card and/or PIN. Required HSU Number XX, Required HSU Number 0 Number: This value defines how many High Security Users must be present in the region assigned to the selected door. Prewarning time XX, Prewarning time 0 sec Time: This value defines time (in seconds) for the prewarning timer to run. When there are too few HSUs in high security region, a prewarning timer starts, and when it expires, an alarm is raised and the alarm output activates. OUT reader, no TZ required XX, NO - OUT reader, no TZ required *-Change This option extends the exit access for the selected reader. Yes: The user has an access to the door from the OUT reader side even if his timezone has already expired. But he must have assigned any TZ for the door in his doorgroup - users without TZ do not have an access to the door. 22 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

No: Valid TZ is required for the user to exit. Request To Exit options 2-Request To Exit Options XX,Menu Request to exit menu provides options for a push button, connected to either a zone or a special input on a RAS that is used to open a door. Request To Exit Timezone XX, RTE Timezone 0 *-Dis, TZ: Enter a timezone number that will control the time period during which a Request To Exit button (exit button) will unlock a door to allow exit. When the timezone is valid, a user may press the Request To Exit button and the door will unlock. Select timezone 0 (= Always) when the request to exit should always be available. Note: Timezones are programmed in the Advisor Master in menu 13. Only Timezones 0 to 24 can be entered. See also Request To Exit zone number on page 35. IN RTE disabled if area is armed XX,NO - In RTE Disabled When Armed *-Change The option is used if the Request To Exit button is wired to a zone on ATS125x (recommended). This menu controls the ability to use the Request To Exit button on a zone or the IN reader (exit button) to open the door if any of the areas assigned to the door are armed. Yes: The Request To Exit button does not unlock the door if any of the areas assigned to the door are armed No: The Request To Exit button unlocks the door regardless of the status of the area(s) assigned to the door. Note: If ATS125x loses communication with the Advisor Master, then ATS125x remembers the latest status of the area. See also Areas assigned to door on page 35. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 23

OUT RTE disabled if area is armed XX,NO - Out RTE Disabled When Armed *-Change The option is used if the Request To Exit button is wired to a zone on ATS125x (recommended). This menu controls the ability to use the Request To Exit button on a zone or the OUT reader (exit button) to open the door if any of the areas assigned to the door are armed. Yes: The Request To Exit button does not unlock the door if any of the areas assigned to the door are armed No: The Request To Exit button unlocks the door regardless of the status of the area(s) assigned to the door. Note: If ATS125x loses communication with the Advisor Master, then ATS125x remembers the latest status of the area. See also Areas assigned to door on page 35. Request To Exit control XX, RTE Times Door Open *-Change,Opt: Defines the operation of the Request To Exit button (exit button). 0: RTE Times Door Open. When the Request To Exit button is pressed, the door unlocks for the programmed unlock time. 1: RTE Holds Door Open. Allows the door to be held unlocked for as long as the Request To Exit button is pressed or for the programmed unlock time, whichever is longer. 2: RTE Shunts Only. When the Request To Exit button is pressed, the zone is shunted, but no access is granted. Request To Exit reporting XX, NO - RTE Reporting *-Change This menu determines if the Request To Exit function for the door should be reported. Yes: Door Request To Exit report is sent to the printer and to the computer when Request To Exit zone is active. No: No report is sent when Request To Exit zone is active. 24 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

Alarm control 3-Alarm Control XX,Menu: This menu provides options for arming/disarming using the access control features. Alarm group XX,Alarm Group 1 *-Dis, Grp: Alarm groups may be assigned to doors to restrict alarm control from that door to the areas assigned to the alarm group. Restrictions on the level of alarm control available (e.g. Disarm Only), and the time period (timezone) when the alarm control functions can be performed, may also be specified in the alarm group. See also Advisor Master Installer menu 5, Alarm Groups. Alarm control XX, Reader Has No Alarm Control *-Change,Opt: Specify what type of alarm control will be available for the door/reader. 0: Reader Has No Alarm Control. It is not possible to arm/disarm using the reader. 1: Alarm Control on 1st Badge. Presentation of a valid card at the reader will disarm the areas in the alarm group on first badge. Badging three times will arm the areas. 2: Alarm Control on 3rd Badge. Presentations of a valid card three times arm/disarms the areas in the alarm group. 3: Alarm Control with Buttons. Not available in Europe. 4: Always Alarm Control (IN=OFF OUT=ON). Presentation of a valid card at the IN reader disarms the areas in the alarm group. Presentation of a valid card at the OUT reader arms the areas in the alarm group. 5: Alarm control with regions. The last user leaving the region assigned to door automatically arms the area, and the first user entering the region disarms it. This option is similar to option Alarm control on 1st badge, but works only for the last and the first user in the region. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 25

Entry denied if area armed XX, NO - Entry Denied If Area Armed *-Change Stop a user opening a door using the IN reader when any of the areas assigned to the door are armed. Separate programming records are provided for each door with an IN reader. Yes: A valid card or PIN will not open a door if any of the areas assigned to the door are armed. No: A valid card or PIN will open a door regardless of the area armed status. Note: If ATS125x loses communication with the Advisor Master, then ATS125x remembers the latest status of the area. See also Areas assigned to door on page 35. Exit denied if area armed XX, NO - Exit Denied If Area Armed *-Change Stop a user opening a door using the OUT reader when any of the areas assigned to the door are armed. Separate programming records are provided for each door with an OUT reader. Yes: A valid card or PIN will not open a door if any of the areas assigned to the door are armed. No: A valid card or PIN will open a door regardless of the area armed status. Note: If ATS125x loses communication with the Advisor Master, then ATS125x remembers the latest status of the area. See also Areas assigned to door on page 35. Authorised RAS XX, RAS Number Disabled RAS: When a user badges a valid card at a RAS on the ATS system databus (not the ATS125x local databus) it activates alarm control. This simulates a user entering a PIN at the RAS so he may select what area he wants to arm and disarm. Note: If a RAS number is entered, then this door reader no longer functions as a door opening reader. Only one number can be entered here. The RAS on the Advisor Master that is selected for arm control must also have the option Code ENTER Toggles Area Status set to YES. This is programmed in the Advisor Master Installer menu 3, RAS Database. This facility, for multiple area arm control, presumes the use of the ATS RAS used in conjunction with a reader. 26 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

Example: - RAS 3 has been set-up as an authorised RAS. Result: - User 23 presents (badges) his card on this reader. The Advisor Master system will treat the card as a valid PIN being entered on RAS 3. All he has to do now is enter the Advisor Master area(s) he wishes to arm/disarm. Deny door access if PIN arms XX, NO - Deny door access if PIN arms *-Change If set to Yes, door opening is disabled when the area is armed with PIN. Reader options 4-Reader Options XX, Menu Program settings specific to this reader. Card format XX, Aritech ASC *-Change,Opt: Set the data format of the reader and card, key or token being used. 0: Wiegand 27 bit. For Indala ESP range of proximity readers supplied by Aritech. 1: Spare. Do not use. 2: Aritech ASC. For ATS1190 proximity readers. 3: Kastle 32 bit. Kastle format cards. 4: Wiegand 26 bit (ID = 16, FC = 8). For standard 26 bit Wiegand format readers, including Wiegand swipe readers supplied by ARITECH. Has a 16 bit card number (0 to 65534) and an 8 bit system code (0 to 255). 5: Indala ASC 27 bit. For Indala ASP range of proximity readers using 27 bit Wiegand format. 6: Indala ASC 26 bit. Not used in Europe. 7: Wiegand 32 bit. For 32 bit Wiegand format readers. Uses a 16 bit card number and 16 bit system code. 8: Mag.Card Aritech. For Aritech/TECOM format magnetic swipe cards. 9: Mag.Card Midas. For Midas format magnetic swipe cards. 10: C36 bit. For C36 bit format. 11: ATS Wiegand 30 bit. For Aritech Wiegand 30 bit format. 12: ATS Wiegand 32 bit. For Aritech Wiegand 32 bit format. Note: ATS1170 (1-door RAS) can be used on ATS125x local databus supporting any ATS125x card formats: ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 27

Zone holds door unlocked XX, NO - Zone Holds Door Unlocked *-Change This record determines when the door will re-lock using the re-lock delay. Yes: The door lock will not re-lock until the door is closed. This is used where the lock mechanism, when locked, will stop the door closing. No: The door lock will re-lock (after the unlock time has expired, etc.) regardless of the door being open or closed. Door unlocked until door open XX, NO - Door Unlocked Until Door Opens *-Change For security reasons, it is possible for the door to re-lock at the moment it opens. The door relay will be de-activated after the door is opened. This option will override the unlock time. The door will stay unlocked until opened. Yes: The door relay will stay activated (initialised by a valid card or PIN) until the door zone has switched back to normal (the door has closed). No: The door relay will perform standard operation. Unlocked timezone XX, Unlock Timezone Disabled *-Dis, TZ: The programmed timezone will automatically unlock the door for the programmed time periods. Free access is allowed when the timezone is valid. Note: Timezones are programmed in the Advisor Master in menu 13. Only Timezones 0 to 24 can be entered. Unlocked timezone after entry XX, NO - Unlock Timezone After Entry *-Change Select if the override takes effect immediately the timezone commences or after a user has entered. Yes: Before the timezone will unlock the door, a user needs to enter the area. No: Automatic unlock will start at the timezones start time. 28 ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide

Report when door closed and locked XX, NO - Report door closed & locked *-Change Select if a door is to report closed and locked (lock command send and zone status normal). Yes: Report when door is (not) closed and locked to printer and Titan (zone switches status (not) normal and/or door (not) locked). No: No reporting unless an alarm occurs (depends on zone type). Notes This is only a reporting function. There is no event specified in the control panel. This function can only be used in conjunction with the next option! Report open/unlocked as unlocked XX, NO-Map Open/Unlocked to Unlocked *-Change Select if a door (not) closed and locked needs to be reported as unlocked. Yes: Report (not) closed and locked as an unlocked message to the printer and Titan. No: No reporting of unlocking. Note: This is only a reporting function. Report door open / close XX, NO - Report Door Open/Close *-Change Select if opening or closing of the door needs to be reported. Yes: Send a report to the printer and to Titan when the zone assigned to the door is closed (zone switched from active to normal). No: No reporting unless an alarm occurs (depends on zone type). Note: This is only a reporting function. Report forced door XX, NO - Report Forced Door *-Change Select if the opening of a door without a valid card, PIN or request to exit should be reported. Yes: Report opening of the door without a valid card, PIN or request to exit to printer and Titan. ATS125x/1260 Four-Door/Four-Lift DGP Programming Guide 29