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Alarm Lock Trilogy PL3000 - User Manual

Alarm Lock Trilogy PL3000
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Trilogy
PL3000
Programming Instructions
© ALARM LOCK 2007
AL-PRE PROXCARD
®
READER / ENROLLER
DL-WINDOWS PROGRAMMING
SOFTWARE
PL Trilogy Series
Stand-Alone Access Control System
with ProxCard
®
Access
WI1280A 5/07
PL3000
HID
HID CORPORATION
PROXCARD
®
PROXKEY
®
KEYFOB
AL-IR1 PRINTER
AL-DTM
DATA TRANSFER
MODULE
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Amityville, New York 11701
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Summary

PL Series Lock Features

Audit Trail

Log of events with time and date, printable and uploadable.

Lock Features

Metal key override, non-volatile memory, real-time clock, programmable relay, battery status.

Scheduling (Using DL-Windows)

Automated unlock/lock, scheduled events, user/group management, real-time clock.

User Access Methods

ProxCard and ProxKey fob, batch enrollment available.

User Features

1700 users, service card, lockout mode, group assignment.

Computer Programming

Partial or full programming via DL-Windows software.

Supported Products

Prox Card Reader;Enroller (AL-PRE)

Enrolls ProxCards/Keyfobs into DL-Windows via serial cable.

AL-DTM - Data Transfer Module

Transfers data between PC and locks when computers are unavailable.

Infrared Printer (AL-IR1)

Prints audit trails without a PC connection via infrared.

ProxCard; ProxKey Keyfob

Compatible proximity cards and keyfobs for lock access.

AL-PCI2 Cable

Connects PC serial port to AL-DTM or lock for communication.

Double-ended Mini Banana Plug Connector

Connects AL-DTM to lock for data transfer.

DB9 to DB9 Serial Cable

Connects AL-PRE to computer serial port for enrollment.

Lock Design Overview

Why Use Software inside a Lock?

Explains software flexibility over hardware for lock programming and updates.

Preparing to Program your Lock

Outlines three methods for lock programming: PC, AL-DTM, or Function Cards.

Terminology Used in this Manual

Lock Program

Instructions and data for lock functions, including features, schedules, and audit trails.

Prox Card Entries

Stored proximity card information allowing lock access.

Features

Lock options and functions, configurable via DL-Windows software.

TimeZone

Specific times used to program events or schedules for lock operation.

Schedule

Programmed operations based on time zones and events for automated lock control.

User

An individual authorized to use or modify lock settings.

Programming Level

Defines user access to programming tasks, determined by Function Card possession.

User Number

Unique identifier for a lock location where proximity card data is stored.

Group

Organizes users for simultaneous control via schedules.

Terminology Used in this Manual (contd)

Function Cards

Special proximity cards used for specific programming functions and lock operations.

Users 297-300

Special user numbers with unique programming and access capabilities.

User 297 (Function Card #8)

Enables/resets Function Card #9 for one-time access.

User 298 (Function Card #1)

Initiates PC communications for data transfer with DL-Windows.

User 299 (Function Card #2)

Initiates AL-DTM communications for data transfer.

User 300 (Function Card #9)

A one-time-only service card for temporary access.

DL-Windows

Computer software for programming, managing users, and retrieving data.

Default User Numbers

LED and Sounder Indicators

Product Communication Examples

Scenario 1: Direct PC to Lock

Transferring data directly between PC and lock using AL-PCI2 cable and Function Card #1.

Scenario 2: PC to AL-DTM to Lock

Transferring data via AL-DTM using AL-PCI2 and mini banana plug with Function Card #2.

Scenario 3: PC to AL-PRE to Lock

Enrolling ProxCards via AL-PRE to lock using DB9 and mini banana plug with Function Card #2.

Scenario 4: AL-IR1 Printer Usage

Printing audit logs using AL-IR1 infrared printer with Function Card #6.

Wiring and Power Up

Wiring Details

Covers battery, external power, remote input, and relay connections.

Battery Replacement

Procedure for replacing AA batteries in the lock.

Power Up Procedures

Steps for first-time power up and retaining programming after power loss.

Erase All Programming

Procedure to reset the lock to factory defaults and erase all data.

Quick Start

First Time Start Up-Using Function Cards

Step-by-step guide to enroll Function Cards for initial lock setup.

Enroll ProxCards

Procedure for enrolling user proximity cards into the lock.

Delete ProxCards

Procedure for removing enrolled proximity cards using Function Card #4.

First Time Start Up-Using DL-Windows Only

Steps to program the lock using DL-Windows without Function Cards.

Testing the Cards Entered

Verifying access with programmed ProxCards or Keyfobs.

Function Cards-Overview

Card #1: PC Communications

Initiates data transfer between PC and lock via DL-Windows.

Card #2: AL-DTM Communications

Initiates data transfer between AL-DTM and lock.

Card #3: New Proximity Card Entry

Initiates entry of new proximity cards starting at User 301.

Card #4: Remove Proximity Card

Initiates removal of the next presented proximity card.

Card #5: Toggle Passage Mode

Enables or disables indefinite free access for all users.

Card #6: Print Audit Log

Initiates printing of time, date, version, and audit log via AL-IR1 printer.

Card #7: Toggle Total User Lockout

Enables or disables all user card access for maximum security.

Card #8: Enable;Reset Function Card #9

Enables or resets Function Card #9 for one-time access.

Card #9: Service Card

Provides one-time-only access for service personnel.

Function Card #1

Initiates PC Communications (User 298)

Details how Function Card #1 initiates PC communication for data transfer.

Send Information to Lock

Steps to send data from PC to the PL3000 lock using Function Card #1.

Receive Information from Lock

Steps to receive data from the PL3000 lock to the PC using Function Card #1.

Function Card #2

Initiates AL-DTM Communications (User 299)

Explains how Function Card #2 starts AL-DTM data transfer.

Send Program to Lock (Through AL-DTM)

Procedure to send lock program from AL-DTM to PL3000 lock.

Receive Program from Lock to AL-DTM

Procedure to receive lock program from PL3000 lock to AL-DTM.

Function Card #3

Initiates Entry Of New Proximity Cards Starting At User 301

Guide to enrolling new proximity cards into the lock starting from User 301.

Function Card #4

Initiates Removal Of Next Presented Proximity Card

Procedure to delete a proximity card by presenting it after Function Card #4.

Function Card #5

Toggles Passage Mode (Door Is Unlocked)

How to enable or disable indefinite free access for all users.

Function Card #6

Initiates AL-IR1 Printing With Time, Date, Version Number and Audit Trail Log

Steps to print lock data using the AL-IR1 infrared printer.

Function Card #7

Toggles Total User Lockout Mode

How to disable all user card access for maximum security.

Function Card #8

Enables and Resets Function Card #9 (User 297)

Details how Function Card #8 activates Function Card #9 for one-time access.

Function Card #9

The Service Card, Allowing Access One-Time-Only (User 300)

Explains the use of Function Card #9 as a service card for single access.

Lost Function Cards

Relay Functions

Describes relay activation based on various lock events.

Remote Input Functions

Features related to the remote input switch and its effects.

PC Communication Function

Feature enabling PC communication mode via remote input.

Other System Functions

Various system settings like disabling sounder or delayed entry.

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Alarm Lock Trilogy PL3000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandAlarm Lock
ModelTrilogy PL3000
CategoryLocks
LanguageEnglish

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