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01816-100 Rev. E

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PXL-100: SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER

TABLE OF CONTENTS PXL-100

PAGE # DESCRIPTION

2 PXL-100 diagram and installation instructions

5 Installation verification procedure

5 Troubleshooting guide

9 PXL-100 built in diagnostics functions

12 I/O Configuration Guide

13 PXL-100 specifications and network requirements

14 Cable Configuration

15 CE Certificate

Summary of content (14 pages)

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PXL-100: SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER TABLE OF CONTENTS PXL-100 PAGE # DESCRIPTION 2 PXL-100 diagram and installation instructions 5 Installation verification procedure 5 Troubleshooting guide 9 PXL-100 built in diagnostics functions . 12 I/O Configuration Guide 13 PXL-100 specifications and network requirements 14 Cable Configuration 15 CE Certificate Related Document List Each of the following products has a Quick Start Guide associated with it.
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PXL-100: SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 1) Warnings This document should only be used for the design 5 board or later versions. To identify a design 5 board, look for the two relays in the center of the PC board. If there are two next to each other, it is a design 5 board. When disconnecting or reconfiguring any PXL-100 or peripheral products, ensure that the power has been disconnected. Serious damage such as RAM failure may occur if an option board or other peripheral product is disconnected while power is on.
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 4) Switch and Jumper Settings A) Tamper Switch Input The PXL-100 comes with JP6 jumpered, which closes the tamper circuit. Installing a normally closed switch across JP6 will allow the unit to work. Removing the jumper or opening the switch will cause a tamper condition and shut the unit down. A network fault message will be created. B) PIN Reset vs.
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER E) Lock Relay The control relay for the door lock is is hooked up to pins 11,12 an 13. Install the normally open line (N/O) on pin 11, and the normally closed (N/C) line on pin 13. The common for the relay is hooked up on pin 12. F) Proximity Card Readers These inputs only accept data from Keri Systems proximity readers. Install the reader on the terminal blocks labeled as READER: A. If a 2nd proximity reader is being installed, connect it to the block labeled READER: B.
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 7) PXL-100 Installation Verification When operating correctly, a PXL-100 will store and process card information, store transactions for door operations and accept inputs from either a hand held programmer or a PC. To verify that the controller is working correctly, present a card to the reader. If the card has not yet been enrolled, the reader will beep once. Verify that the unit is working correctly by enrolling a card with the Keri Systems HPP-100 or the TAP-100 software.
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 8) Trouble Shooting a PXL-100 (continued) Problem The PXL-100 will not accept card enrollment commands. No response to HPP-100 commands---audible or visual. Probable Cause 2) RAM has been corrupted. 1)Reader’s Blue lead is connected to the ANT-B input instead of the ANT-A. Enroll cards through ANT-A only. 1) Reader is inoperative. 2)Programmer batteries are dead. Read Range is very short 1)Very poor ground.
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 8) Trouble Shooting a PXL-100 (continued) Problem Probable Cause Corrective Action PXL-100 will not communicate with PC 1)Serial port is not configured properly. Reset the PXL-100 which returns the PIN and serial port to the default values. Apply power while holding down the S1 button on the main board for 10 sec., or a until a double beep is produced. OR, use the HPP100, input the PIN and press [Level 9 2 1 SEND]. Will not affect other system values or card file. (cont.
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 8) Trouble Shooting a PXL-100 (continued) Lock Relay Cycles on and off continuously. 1)Prom is not seated properly Visually inspect the E-Prom labeled and located on the right side of the PXL-100 above the lithium battery, to ensure all pins are seated properly in the Prom socket TAP-100 Software will not boot. 1)PC does not have enough conventional memory. PC will not communicate with network. 1)Cable is wrong. Must have 560K bytes available of conventional memory.
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 9) Diagnostics Guide GENERAL INFORMATION: A program for test and operation analysis (diagnostics) is built-in to every PXL-100 equipped with an option board and LCD display. Initiating the test does not require the TAP-100 software, PC or hand-held programmer. The program is designed to be used in the field to test certain card and controller functions. There are nine tests currently available: 1. 2. 3. 4.
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 9) Diagnostics Guide (continued) TEST OPERATION: Tag Test: Object Of The Test: To test the operation and stability of the card/tag (s). When To Use The Test: When a card operation is intermittent or quits working altogether. Assumes that other cards in the system are working. Procedure: Place the PXL-100 in the diagnostics mode and step to the TAG TEST (first test in the series) and double press the option board button to enter the test.
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 9) Diagnostics Guide RAM test. It causes the 10 amp form C relay to toggle on and off while th RAM is scanned. The RAM check sum is read for each cycle of the relay. If the check sum changes, the change indicates a RAM failure. The LCD will show the number of times the relay is cycled and the number of RAM failures: RAM STABILITY P= 00000 F=00000 The number of times the relay is cycled is indicated by the P number; RAM failure is indicated by the F character.
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 10) I/O Configuration Guide The I/O ports can be configured by using S1 on any of the option boards or by using the HPP100, Hand Held Programmer. This activates an OPTIONS MENU. All commands below will have this message appearing above them. The PXL-100 must be a design 5 PC board (see section 1 Warnings, to identify a design 5 PXL-100) and must have version 2.3 or later firmware (see the PXL-100 diagram for an indication of where to look for this).
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 11) Specifications and System Requirements Controller Architecture - Single door networkable access control system System Configuration - Accomplished with either the TAP-100 DOS based software or the HPP-100 Hand Held Programmer.
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PXL-100:SMART ENTRY CONTROLLER 12) Cable and Wiring Requirements (CONT) Input Power - 12VAC or 12VDC at the PXL-100. Allow for power drop over the length of the cable. (Belden 8461 or equivalent) Lock Power - If using the PXL-100 lock power output do not run more than 500’. (Belden 8461 or equivalent) RS-232 Cable - Four conductor shielded 22 AWG wire. Distances of more than 50’ are not recommended.