What to do if Kantech IP Access Controllers need factory default DHCP?
When JP2 and JP3 are OFF: all of the Kantech IP Access Controller's memory is set to default values, the internal event buffer is cleared, the controller generates the message 'Controller Factory Default Reset', and the Ethernet port reverts to DHCP configuration, waiting for an IP address from the local DHCP server.
How to force default static IP on Kantech IP Access Controllers?
When JP2 is ON and JP3 is OFF, the Kantech IP Access Controller will perform the same actions as a 'Soft Reset,' but the IP address is forced to the default static IP: 192.168.1.2.
What happens during a hard reset of Kantech IP Access Controllers?
When JP2 is OFF and JP3 is ON, a hard reset of the Kantech IP Access Controller will occur, which means that all of the controller's memory is set to default values, the internal event buffer is cleared, and the IP address is kept if valid. The controller generates the message 'Controller Hard Reset,' and the internal RTC (Real Time Clock) and clock are set to the default time and date values of January 1st 2005, 00:00:00, Saturday.
Details copyright, trademarks, and product disclaimers.
Crucial safety guidelines for installing and operating the KT-400 controller.
Details compliance with FCC and Industry Canada regulations for digital apparatus.
Lists requirements for UL listing, including specific component usage.
Specifies supplementary use for UL 294 access control and UL 1076 proprietary units.
Lists EntraPass editions compatible with the KT-400 controller.
Explains methods for configuring the KT-400 controller (EntraPass, Web, KT-Finder).
Details the controller's four onboard doors and communication ports.
Details the 16 onboard inputs, lock outputs, and relay outputs.
Describes reader interfaces, elevator, alarm, and port detection capabilities.
Covers firmware, troubleshooting, LEDs, and SPI expansion modules.
Illustrates KT-400 integration via LAN, WAN, RS-485, and RS-232.
Details power, dimensions, weight, PCB size, reader types, and wiring.
Lists reader power, outputs, communication ports, speed, and memory.
Encompasses FCC, EN, and UL certifications for the controller.
Details current ratings for LEDs and buzzers.
Lists current ratings for auxiliary power, readers, locks, and relays.
Lists available KT-400 controller and cabinet models.
Describes available expansion modules like input, relay, and output modules.
Lists reference manuals, cables, and accessories.
Covers pre-installation checks, ideal location, and earth grounding.
Guides on connecting door lock devices and inputs.
Details connecting readers, keypads, outputs, and tamper switch.
Covers connecting to RS-485, LAN, RS-232, and powering the unit.
Details connecting expansion modules via SPI and current draw calculations.
Provides important rules for installing expansion modules and cable lengths.
Explains Soft, Hard, Forced Static, and Factory Default DHCP reset types.
Outlines the steps to perform a factory default DHCP reset.
Details bi-annual battery tests and annual lithium-ion battery checks.
Covers network information sheet completion and forced default static mode.
Guides on accessing the web interface and saving configuration settings.
Introduces the KT-Finder application for configuring the KT-400.
Details selecting the device, entering MAC address, and connecting.
Provides a sheet for configuring the KT-400 within a Local Area Network.
Provides a sheet for configuring the KT-400 within a Wide Area Network.
General| Number of Doors | 4 |
|---|---|
| Event Buffer | 50, 000 |
| Housing | Metal |
| Communication | Ethernet |
| Power Supply | 12 VDC |
| Inputs | 8 |
| Outputs | 8 |
| Compatibility | EntraPass |
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