Dormakaba Quantum II RFID ECU User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Paul ThomasAug 3, 2025
How to troubleshoot Dormakaba Quantum II RFID ECU Rfid Systems reader with no LEDs?
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  Kristen DoyleAug 3, 2025
  If the Dormakaba Rfid Systems reader has no LEDs lit, it could be due to several reasons. First, check the reader ribbon and power lead connections to ensure they are properly seated and plugged in. Next, verify that there is power at the two white power leads and that the green power pilot LED is on. Also, inspect the fuse. If none of these steps work, the reader or ECU PCB might be faulty and need replacement.
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sherifranklinAug 8, 2025
What to do if the Dormakaba Rfid Systems relay is not activating?
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  Christine SmithAug 8, 2025
  If the relay in your Dormakaba Rfid Systems is not activating, begin by checking the relay lead connections, referring to diagram X for guidance. If the connections are secure, use a meter to verify the relay contacts. If the relay is defective, the PCB may need to be replaced.
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John HansenAug 13, 2025
What to do if Dormakaba Rfid Systems key is damaged?
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  emorganAug 13, 2025
  If you suspect that your Dormakaba Rfid Systems key is damaged or corrupted, the suggested solution is to replace it.
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Mrs. Jennifer FreyAug 18, 2025
Why are red and green LEDs flashing on Dormakaba Rfid Systems?
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  Carl HayesAug 18, 2025
  If the red and green LEDs on your Dormakaba Rfid Systems are flashing simultaneously, it indicates that the time and date in the ECU is not set. You should program the time and date into the ECU, referring to the programming lock clock section in the System Manual.
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Vanessa GordonAug 23, 2025
What to do if Dormakaba Rfid Systems key is not valid?
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  Fred Hopkins MDAug 23, 2025
  If your Dormakaba Rfid Systems key is not valid in the ECU after two attempts, it suggests that the ECU has not been properly programmed. To resolve this, program the ECU, referring to the Lock Programming section in the System Manual.
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Timothy HaynesAug 28, 2025
How to properly use Dormakaba Rfid Systems key?
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  Robert FreemanAug 28, 2025
  To ensure proper key use with Dormakaba Rfid Systems, present the key face straight onto the reader slowly.

Dormakaba Quantum II RFID ECU Specifications

General

Brand	Dormakaba
Model	Quantum II RFID ECU
Category	Rfid Systems
Language	English

Summary

Components

Quantum II RFID ECU Exploded View

Provides a detailed exploded view of the Quantum II RFID ECU components, listing part numbers and quantities.

Product Description

Pre Installation requirements

Specifies the power requirements for the ECU, needing a 12-24 volt DC source with a minimum current of 125 mA.

Adequate space

Highlights the need for sufficient space around and behind the elevator panel for mounting the ECU.

ECU electrical configuration

Details the ECU's dry contact relay, configurable as Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC) for elevator floor calls.

Installing the ECU

Flush mount reader installation

Step-by-step guide for flush mounting the reader, including disassembly, PCB reassembly, and securing with tie wraps.

Surface mount reader installation

Instructions for surface mounting the ECU assembly onto the elevator panel using screws.

Installation Steps

Flush Mount Reader

Provides dimensions and template details for the flush mount installation of the reader.

Wiring the ECU

Power Leads

Details the 12-24 volt AC/DC power input requirements and the use of white wire leads.

Relay Leads

Explains the color coding of relay leads (Red=Common, Blue=NO, Black=NC) for elevator button connections.

Chassis ground Lead

Describes connecting the green lead for chassis ground to the ECU PCB and mounting screw.

Reader connections

Covers reader ribbon connection to the ECU PCB and reader power connection.

Final Test and Inspection

Electronics / Keys

Procedure for testing ECU power-on, key recognition, and relay activation.

Appearance

Instruction to verify the reader's finish for blemishes or scratches.

Dormakaba Quantum II RFID ECU User Manual

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