Bewator BC615 User Manual

Quick Guide
BC615
EN
This guide is intended for a quick setup of the BC615 reader. Please refer to the manual stored on
the supplied CD for full documentation on how to programme.
SV
Denna guide är avsedd för att snabbt komma igång med BC615 läsaren. Vi hänvisar till handbo-
ken på CD för fullständig information om programmering.
DE
Eine vollständige Dokumentation zum Thema Programmierung finden Sie im Handbuch auf der
mitgelieferten CD.
FR
Veuillez consulter le manuel enregistré sur le CD fourni pour avoir une documentation complète
sur la manière de programmer.
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Bewator BC615 Specifications

General

Brand	Bewator
Model	BC615
Category	Security System
Language	English

Summary

Introduction and Getting Started

Product Introduction

Welcome to Bewator security products; introduces the BC615 reader and its quick setup.

Easy Setup and Functionality

Highlights the BC615's pre-programmed settings for immediate use, allowing card access 24/7.

Programming the BC615

Buzzer and LED Indicators

Explains the meaning of buzzer sounds and LED indicators during programming operations.

Configuring Time and Date

Guides users on setting the device's current date and time for accurate operation.

Security Level Setup

Details how to configure access security, including "Card Only" level and time-based access.

Card Management

Covers logging on cards (with/without card, series) and cancelling cards.

Group Code Programming

Explains how to set a four-digit code for group access, including erasing it.

Installation and Connections

PC Connection (RS232)

Details the wiring for connecting the BC615 to a PC via RS232 interface.

Terminal Block Connections

Explains the function of each terminal block for power, locks, and external devices.

Input and Output Functions

Describes inputs for exit requests, door monitors, reader inhibit, and alarm set.

Output and System Interfaces

Details outputs for duress, tamper switch, and system interface jumpers (N/W, S/A, INT, EXT).