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General| Category | IP Access Controllers |
|---|---|
| Operating Voltage | 12 VDC |
| Certification | CE, FCC |
| Communication Interface | Ethernet |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
General overview of the CRC200R access controller and its capabilities.
Lists the key features and functionalities of the CRC200R access controller.
Instructions for physically mounting the CRC200R unit on a wall or enclosure.
Details on electrical power supply needs and cabling connections for the CRC200R.
How to configure voltage output for connected readers to match their requirements.
Guidelines for wiring readers to the CRC200R, considering cable types and grounding.
Describes how to connect the output relay terminals for door strikes and other locking devices.
Configuration of arming inputs and door monitoring features for enhanced security.
Introduction to the CRC200R's menu-driven programming interface using the keypad and LCD.
Setting core operational parameters using the 'Installer' sub-menu for system configuration.
How to set and verify the unit's internal clock and date settings.
Configuring the operational mode of the CRC200R, including Line, 210, and Off modes.
Setting the card data format (Clock & Data or Wiegand) for proper card recognition.
Configuring time periods when doors can remain unlocked automatically.
Setting specific times and days when cards are valid for access.
Activating and configuring anti-passback to prevent tailgating through readers.
Adding and managing card data, including individual, batch, and learning methods.
Programming up to 10 PIN codes for user authentication.
Step-by-step guide to programming cards into the CRC200R.
Procedure for programming cards when the CRC200R is in Line mode.
Procedure for programming cards when the CRC200R is in 210 mode.
Method for adding cards by presenting them to the reader.
How to check programmed card data and their validity settings.
Procedure for setting up to 10 PIN codes for user authentication.
Accessing installation setup options and configurations for the CRC200R.
Setting main operational parameters like relay times and door hold timeouts.
Activating anti-passback and setting its initialization hour.
Adjusting the unit's real-time clock and date settings.
Programming programmable time zones for door open events in 210 mode.
Selecting and configuring the card data format (Clock & Data, Wiegand, W26).
Testing card data format compatibility and card recognition.
Procedure for clearing all card records from the CRC200R memory.
Setting up programmable time zones (2-16) for extended access control in 210 mode.
Assigning access levels (0-15) and linking them to time zones for access control.
Connecting and configuring the CRC200R to work with Norpass2 Access Control Software.
Example card format parameters for Clock & Data (ISO/ABA Track 2).
Example card format parameters for Wiegand card using a standard 26-bit format.
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