To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the red light stay on after swiping a valid card on Solid IP Access Controllers?
If the red man lights up after swiping a valid card on your Solid IP Access Controllers, it could be due to a wrong system number, an incorrect format on the magnetic strip, or the DAC-30 being blocked. Verify the card and schedule number in the software. Review the log for the current card. Also, check the blocking input in DAC-30 between KP-2:15&16.
How to fix when card symbol and red man flash alternately on Solid IP Access Controllers?
If the card symbol and the red man flash alternately on your Solid IP Access Controllers, it indicates communication interference. To resolve this, ensure both the outside reader is addressed as 0 (zero) and the inside reader as 4 (four). Then, perform a master reset of the DAC-30.
What to do if card symbol blinks but nothing happens on Solid IP Access Controllers?
If the card symbol is lit but blinks when you swipe a card on your Solid IP Access Controllers and nothing happens, ensure that the correct reader type is installed, both in terms of hardware and software.
General| Operating Voltage | 12V DC |
|---|---|
| Maximum Current Consumption | 500mA |
| Category | IP Access Controller |
| Communication Interface | RS-485 |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Supported Cards | MIFARE |
Describes the CPU card's functions, memory, real-time clock, and terminal block.
Provides detailed descriptions for various DAC-30 terminal block connections.
Covers the LED indicators and startup indications for the DAC-30.
Step-by-step guide to perform a master reset on the 4000CE control unit.
Instructions for performing a master reset and addressing on the DAC-30 unit.
Provides a table showing how to set DIP-switches for addressing DAC-30 units.
Explains how to address the 6355MLBII card reader using DIP-switches.
Illustrates wiring connections between the control unit, loop card, and DAC-30.
Depicts wiring for readers and electric strikes connected to the DAC-30.
