12 TS0870x-series Installation & Programming Guide 4.0
Reader programming
This section describes the reader menu options as displayed on an LCD RAS. If using system management software
and a Smart Card Programmer to program a reader configuration card, use this section for reference purposes
when programming using the management software (along with the management software on-line help).
Reader Menu Option Description
1—LEDs Online
The reader is ‘online’
when connected to
system LAN or sub-LAN.
Programs the online actions of the blue and red LEDs. The default setting is:
• Blue LED — Door Unlocked Only
• Red LED — Armed
Select option 1 to program the blue LED, or select option 2 to program the red LED.
Programming the blue LED
Select option 1 to program the blue LED. One of the following options display:
• Door Unlocked Only — Blue LED flashes when the door is open.
• Area Disarmed + Door Unlocked — Blue LED flashes when the door is open,
and remains on when the area is disarmed.
Press * to change (toggle between the options), or press ENTER to select the displayed
setting.
Programming the red LED
Select option 2 to program the red LED. One of the following options display:
• Area Armed — Red LED remains on when the area is armed.
• Area Armed + Door Unlocked — Red LED flashes when the door is open, and
remains on when the area is armed.
Press * to change (toggle between the options), or press ENTER to select the displayed
setting.
2—LEDs Offline
The reader is ‘offline’
when connected to
Wiegand or magnetic
stripe interface.
Programs the offline control of the LEDs. The options are:
• Two-wire LED control (default setting) — The red LED is controlled by the brown
wire and the blue LED is controlled by the yellow wire.
• One-wire LED control — Both the blue LED and the red LED are controlled by
the brown wire.
Programming the offline LED control
Press * to change (toggle between the options), or press ENTER to select the displayed
setting.
3—Valid Card Flash If enabled, the blue LED will give one short flash when the card is badged. The panel
controls subsequent flashes.
When the reader is used for credit
4—Night Light If enabled, and the blue LED is required to be off, the blue LED will always be dimly lit.
5—Protocol Options Select either Wiegand or Magnetic stripe to determine the method by which the card
reader sends data to the panel. Refer to
Data transmission details on page 16 for
details. The result of this selection is further determined by the reader’s operating
modes:
• online or offline, and
• secured or unsecured (see option 16).
6—Card Beep If enabled, the beeper will give a short beep when a card is badged. The panel controls
subsequent beeper activity.
7—Watch Dog Offline mode only. If enabled, data is sent to the host every one minute to indicate
that the RAS is connected and operating normally.
The tamper must be sealed for watch dog messages to be transmitted.
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