NAPCO GEM-ACM1D Getting Started Manual

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9for arming) is presented, the door unlocks for the standard "Un-Lock Time". The second time the cardis presented, the door access "Un-Lock Time" is extended to four (4) times this programmed "Un-LockTime" value. The "Un-Lock Time" default is 5 seconds.15. Two Swipe Arm Time - Allows arming by presenting a proximity card twice within this time period (thecard used must be enabled for arming functions). The value entered is multiplied by 100 milliseconds.Default is 40 (4 seconds).16. Emergency Free Access - Tripping this panel zone unlocks all ACM doors and keeps them unlockeduntil the zone is reset. A 24-hour zone or a Fire zone should be used for this feature. Note: NFPArequires that all doors must be unsecured ("unlocked") during a fire alarm and/or a primary power(typically AC) failure. Using outputs of the fire alarm panel and wiring them to the zone input, existingfire alarm systems can be integrated into the access control system. The output(s) from the fire alarmsystem must be wired so that if there is a fire alarm or AC failure of the fire alarm system, the"Emergency Free Access Zone" is either shorted or opened. See WI1221 for recommended wiringand additional programming information.CREATING AND ENTERING ACM PROXIMITY CARDSClick the User Assignment button, and select the User Assignment tab. Configure a user (1-195) by en-tering or selecting information in the areas provided.1. Description - Enter a description of the user, such as their name.2. Code - Enter the code of the proximity card assigned to that user. The code entered must be 6 digitsin length. Enter 5 numbers embossed on the card itself, and use 0 as a first number of the code. Ifthere is a Facility Code, use the least significant digit as the first number of the Code. For example, ifthe embossed card number is 10001 and the Facility Code is 46, enter 610001 in the Code column forthe user selected.3. AL (Access Level) (Authority Level for burg code) - Select an Access Level from the drop down list.0=No Access, 1=Disarmed Access, 2=Always Access. For example, if you wish to give the user as-signed to this card the ability to enter the premises while armed, select level "2". To prevent the userfrom entering the premises while armed, select level "1".4. Code Type - Determines the Arm/Disarm privileges assigned to the proximity card. The types in-