Gianni Industries GEM P-MU-982-10 user manual

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981-10 and 982-10 Easiprox Split (separate controller and
reader)Stand-Alone Proximity Access Control System
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The “Easiprox Split” system is a low cost stand-alone programmable access control system
based on the EM400x proximity tags and cards. The system consists of two units: a controller
(981-10) and a separate read head (982-10). The memory and relay circuitry are located on the
controller board which can be installed in a secure location up to 50m away. The re

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added to memory. Once all the required tags have been presented, read the Master Tag to return to the RUN state. Delete Tags To remove a tag from the system, that tag must be available or the Tag Simulator must be used. If these are not available, the system memory must be cleared and all valid tags re-added. To select this function: Read the Master Tag twice with a time between reads of less than 2 seconds. →The RED lamp will light. → Wait for the RED lamp to start flashing. The E

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READHEAD Note When using a strike with DC, the relay contacts will be damaged by arcing due to back EMF when the contact opens. Use a IN4001 diode as shown on the drawing to prevent this damage. Push-button A push-button may be connected to allow remote operation of the door strike relay in the same manner as if a tag is read. The push button must be normally open and is wired between the two Exit terminals. Warning: The installer should earth himself before making contact wi

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read head should be mounted on non-metallic materials. If the unit is mounted on a metal surface the reading distance will be reduced. (Approx. 70 %) Multiple read heads The radiated field of the Easiprox coil extends in all directions including through brick walls. The coil of one Easiprox will interfere with another if they are mounted within 400mm of each other. Clear SYSTEM Memory To clear the system memory: Remove power from the controller. → Reconnect power to the controller. → S