General - Honeywell Accentic proX2 Mounting And Operating Instructions

Mounting and Operating Instructions - proX2-reader "Accentic" with keypad
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General

The proX2-readers "Accentic" with keypad are used in access control systems as reading units and
operating units.
Random switching and control functions can be defined via the macro programming of the AC
central control unit in addition to the AC functions "authorized/not authorized". These functions can
be invoked via the reader keypad by the corresponding input.
Possible applications:
Device
Door module
ACT
ACS-2
ACS-2 plus
ACS-8 direct
ACS-8 Module bus
NetAXS-123
Performance features
- Clear and logical operating concept.
- Simple start-up.
- Simple address allocation, manual or automatic.
- RS-485 interface with transmission ranges to max. 1200 m.
- Clock/Data interface with transmission ranges to max. 200 m.
- The reader is completely protected against humidity.
- For use outdoors and indoors at temperatures from -25 °C to +55 °C.
- Simple assembly with two or three screws.
- The reader can be directly mounted on commercially available f.m. sockets.
- The front of the housing is replaceable (in different colours).
Special keypad features:
- Neutral labelling of LEDs and keypad.
- Abrasion-resistant 10 key keypad with 6 additional functional keys.
- Tactile and acoustical acknowledgement.
- Night design with time-limited luminous background.
Special reader features:
- New evaluation process ensures extremely stable transmission.
- Automatic identification of different transponder types (EM 4102, EM 4150).
- Semi-automatic range adaptation is possible on virtually all mounting surfaces, also on metal.
- Transmission range can be set within specific limits.
- Synchronization of max. 4 readers installed close to one another.
- Low current consumption (on average <11 mA ).
Interface
Cl/D or RS-485
026421.10
X
X
X
X
X
from V06.xx *)
Wiegand
(026421.20)
*) The reader can be used at the
ACS-8 via the RS-485 interface
from the ACS-8 software version
V05.xx upwards.
Apart from remote
parameterization (see Chapter
6.2 to 6.4) all remaining
X
functions are available.
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