Select "Program Card Programming" Operation - NAPCO Networx ArchiTech User Manual

Select "Program Card Programming" Operation

Also known as "Stand-Alone Mode" when used with other ArchiTech lock models without a keypad, "Program Card Pro-
gramming" permits all programming (for example adding or deleting proximity cards) to be performed using special prox-
imity "Program Cards" at the lock's Proximity Reader. With "Program Card Programming", the lock is NOT enrolled into a
DL-Windows Networx system (namely "DL-Windows Mode", described on page 28). Later, if you wish, your lock can be
enrolled into a Networx system by performing the "DL-WINDOWS MODE RE-ACTIVATION" procedure, below. IM-
PORTANT: All proximity credentials added with Program Card Programming will be deleted upon the locks' en-
rollment into a DL-Windows Networx system. Note: If you decide to only use your Bluetooth-enabled device as a cre-
dential (no proximity cards or keyfobs), once added, the programming "environment" automatically changes to this
"Program Card Programming".
POWER UP
After physically installing your lock, you must perform the following "POWER UP" procedure for correct lock operation
(the following is identical to "POWER UP" on page 10, and is duplicated here for your convenience).
1. With the batteries disconnected, press and firmly hold the "Program / Passage" button for 15
seconds (button location dependent on model, see illustration at right).
2. Release the "Program / Passage" button and reconnect the batteries. Listen for a chirp and 3
beeps.
3. Press and hold the "Program / Passage" button again until you hear multiple beeps, then re-
lease the button.
4. The lock will continue to beep and flash the red LED while residual programmed data clears
and the lock initializes. A final two beep/green flash sequence will occur, indicating successful
completion of the power up procedure. Note: This step can take up to 15 seconds.
PROGRAM CARD CREATION / ENROLLMENT
Have the two ordinary proximity cards (supplied) ready and in your hands before proceeding.
1. Enter Enroll Mode: Press and release the " Program / Passage" button once (Enroll Mode = continuous beep-
ing with green LED flashes). Note: Enroll Mode will continue for 30 seconds before timing out (ending).
2. Present the first proximity card to the Proximity Reader. Listen for 2 short confirmation beeps.
3. Present the second proximity card to the Proximity Reader. Again, listen for 2 short confirmation beeps.
If the second card is not enrolled within the 30 second time out, simply press the "Program / Passage" button once to
re-start Enroll Mode (with a new 30-second time out).
4. Exit Enroll Mode: Press and firmly hold the " Program / Passage" button for 4 seconds until you hear a series
of beeps. Note: The lock remains in passage (unlocked).
What were two ordinary proximity cards are now two "Program Cards". You MUST test each card, as follows:
5. Present the first of the two "Program Cards". Listen for the lock mechanism to cycle (it's already unlocked), then after
3 seconds listen for the lock to lock. Note: Prior to this point, the lock has always remained in passage (unlocked),
but now will remain secured (locked) indefinitely, unless acted upon.
6. Present the second of the two "Program Cards". Again, ensure the lock motor cycles and re-locks (placing the lock
into its "normal" locked state). Either of these two identical "Program Cards" can now be used to enroll additional
User access credentials (see page 12). You may wish to consider marking these two "Program Cards" in some way,
to allow you distinguish them from other proximity cards. Important: We do not recommend using the "Program
Cards" as your "every day" access credentials (therefore these two "Program Cards" should be kept in a safe place).
At this point, the ArchiTech series lock is (and will remain) in a locked state, two identical "Program Cards" have been
created and are enrolled, and the lock is no longer available to be discovered by a Networx system (24 hour window
is closed). If you later wish to make the lock available to be discovered by a Networx system (i.e. you wish to activate
"DL-Windows Mode"), simply follow the "DL-WINDOWS MODE RE-ACTIVATION" procedure on the next page.
Note: The data for the two " Program Cards" have been placed into User Number 6000 and 6001, and cannot
be deleted using DL-Windows; to delete this data, use keypad Function 2 or Function 99 (using the keypad on the
Keypad/ProxReader or the virtual keypad within the Bluetooth app), or by performing the "Erase All Programming"
procedure on page 38. The next section describes how to use this "Program Card Programming" to add a credential.
LOCATION OF THE
"PROGRAM / PASSAGE" BUTTON
MORTISED SURFACE-MOUNTED
NETWORX CONTROL NETWORX
CONTROL UNIT
UNIT
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