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Page 1: Table Of Contents
QUANTUM Q9000iP SERIES MANUAL Version 042018 TABLE OF CONTENTS Limitation of Liability Function Code 15: Initializing Event Recording Function Code 16: Auto Unlock Schedule (AUS) Products Limited Warranty Function Code 17: Time Zone (TMZ) Function Code 18: Holiday Zone (HLD) -
Page 2: Limitation Of Liability
Pach and Company is not liable for any errors that might occur from use of this document, nor is any commitment to update the information herein implied. Pach and Company does not assume any liability for any damages, which may arise in installation or use of the Quantum Q9000iP Series Pach and Company does not assume liability for any incompatibility between the Quantum Q9000iP Series and users devices. -
Page 3: Chapter 1 Getting Started
Pach & Company thanks and congratulates you on the purchase of your Quantum Q9000iP Series Telephone Entry Access Control Systems. The manual is designed to guide you through the proper programming and use of the Quantum Q9000iP Series. It is important for you to read and follow the manual completely. -
Page 4: Chapter 2 Installation And Wiring Diagram
CHAPTER 2 Installation and Wiring Diagram Follow the wiring diagram carefully. Improper installation will void the warranty. Please call technical support in case you have any difficulties during the installation. Click the selection below for different applications General Wiring Diagram Power Wiring Diagram VOIP Diagram Door Strike Wiring Diagram... -
Page 5: 2.2 Power Wiring Diagram
Figure 2.1 General Wiring Diagram 2.2 Power Wiring Diagram... -
Page 6: Voip Diagram
Figure 2.2 Power Wiring Diagram 2.3 VOIP Wiring Diagram In rare occasion, compatibility issue may occur between the Quantum Q9000iP Series and your VOIP line. -
Page 7: 2.4 Door Strike Wiring Diagram
Figure 2.3 VOIP Wiring Diagram 2.4 Door Strike Wiring Diagram Figure 2.4... -
Page 8: Input Devices And Door Sensor Wiring Diagram
Door Strike Wiring Diagram 2.5 Input Device and Door Sensor Wiring Diagram Figure 2.5 Input Device and Door Sensor Wiring Diagram 2.6 Satellite System Wiring Diagram... -
Page 9: Chapter 3 Keypad Correlation Table
Figure 2.6 Satellite System Wiring Diagram Assuming all wiring has been done properly according to chapter 2 then turn the system s power on as shown on figure 2.1 number 10. The LCD will go into a cycling mode as below LCD Display OK --- Flash OK --- RTC OK --- DTMF OK --- INIT START --- INIT COMPLTE --- SCROLLING CHAPTER 3 Keypad Correlation Table... -
Page 10: Chapter 4 Programming
A B C a b c 2 P Q R S p q r s 7 D E F d e f 3 T U V t u v 8 G H I g h i 4 W X Y Z w x y z 9 Figure 3.1 J K L j k l 5 SPACE... - Page 11 Enter name up to 16 characters (name can be a person real name, apartment number, etc., directory will be sorted in alphabetical order) then press # Enter the tenant phone number up to 16-digit (phone number can be land line number, cellular number or Voice over IP (VOIP) number. Note: VOIP phones may have problems releasing door) then press #.
- Page 12 if directory does not exist Function Code 04 - Clear All Tenant Directories Log-in to programming Enter 04 then # Do the following: - Press 1 (to clear all directories) then press # - Press * to cancel Function Code 05 - Call Forwarding Option 1 must be selected.
- Page 13 Enter door 1 or 2, or 3 for both, then press # Enter time zone 1-3 then press # Enter 00 hours) - 20 see function code 17 then press # Enter satellite system ID 0-7 (enter 0 if no satellite connected to the QR5) then press # Enter 0= no more additional time zone then press # and return to...
- Page 14 1 to clear all access code then press # * to cancel Function Code 09 - Access Code Digit Log-in to programming Enter 09 then #| 3. Enter 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 (default setting is 4 digit) then press # Function Code 10 - Add New Card Log-in to programming Enter 10 then #...
- Page 15 Enter 0= no more additional time zone then press # and return to step 3 to add program another card 1= add additional time zone then press # and return to step 6 * = exit programming Function Code 11 - Delete Card Log-in to programming Enter 11 then # Present the card in front of the card reader black window, the number will register automatically (or enter the last 8-digits of the number on the card)
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Page 16: Function Code 15: Initializing Event Recording
the press # Function Code 14 - Set Date Log-in to programming Enter 14 then # Enter YYYY/MM/DD YYYY= year MM= Month DD= Date then press # Enter 0= Sunday, 1= Monday, 2= Tuesday, 3= Wednesday, 4= Thursday, 5= Friday, 6= Saturday then press # 5. -
Page 17: Function Code 17: Time Zone (Tmz)
Enter AUS (0-9) then press # Enter 0= Delete the existing AUS the press # 1= Add AUS then press # Enter open time in military then press # Enter close time in military then press # Enter 0= Sunday, 1= Monday, 2= Tuesday, 3= Wednesday, 4= Thursday, 5= Friday, 6= Saturday then press # 8. -
Page 18: Function Code 18: Holiday Zone (Hld)
0= Delete the existing time zone then press # 1= add new time zone then press # Enter start time in military then press # Enter end time in military then press # Enter 0= Sunday, 1= Monday, 2= Tuesday, 3= Wednesday, 4= Thursday, 5= Friday, 6= Saturday then press # Return to step 3 to program more time zone Function Code 18 - Holiday Zone (HLD) -
Page 19: Function Code 20: Auxin1
Log-in to programming Enter 19 then # Enter 2, 3 or 4 digit then press # Function Code 20 - AUXIN1 AUXIN1 is used for input device such as postal lock, infrared sensor, exit button, etc..AUXIN1 is associated with relay 1 Log-in to programming Enter 20 then # 3. -
Page 20: Function Code 24 Alarm
The system will be disabled in about 60 seconds after pressing invalid access code or swiping invalid card as specified on the Lock-out Count. Log-in to programming 2. Enter 23 then # 3. Enter 1-9 (default=3) then press # Function Code 24 Alarm The system will make have warning alarm if invalid code or card has been enter according to the setting on function code 23. -
Page 21: Function Code 28 Unlock Relay 1 Time
Log-in to programming 2. Enter 27 then # 3. Enter 10-240 seconds then press # Function Code 28 Unlock Relay 1 Time Relay 1 trigger time. Log-in to programming Enter 28 then # 3. Enter 01-99 (second) then press # Function Code 29 Unlock Relay 2 Time Relay 2 trigger time. -
Page 22: Function Code 34 Special Code
Enter 4-8 digit code, see digit setting on function code 09 Chapter 3 for keypad layout 6. Enter name then press # 7. Enter 1= relay 1(door 1), 2= relay 2 (door 2) or 3= both relay then press # 8. -
Page 23: Function Code 35 Temporary Card
5. Enter 4-8 digit code, see digit setting on function code 09 Chapter 3 for keypad layout 6. Enter name then press # 7. Enter 1= relay 1(door 1), 2= relay 2 (door 2) or 3= both relay then press # 8. -
Page 24: Function Code 36 Special Card
5. Present the card or fob in front of the black window, the system will register the card or fob 8-digit number printed then press # Chapter 3 for keypad layout 6. Enter name and press # 7. Enter 1= relay 1(door 1), 2= relay 2 (door 2) or 3= both relay then press # 8. -
Page 25: Function Code 38 System Acknowledge
Chapter 3 for keypad layout 6. Present the card or fob in front of the black window, the system will register the card or fob 8-digit number printed then press # 7. Enter 1= relay 1(door 1), 2= relay 2 (door 2) or 3= both relay then press # 8. -
Page 26: Function Code 40 Dtmf Relay 1
2. Enter 39 then # 3. Press 0= disable remote access 1= enable remote access (default) then press # Function Code 40 DTMF Relay 1 By default the DTMF remote opening relay 1 (door 1) key number is set to 9 means pressing 9 will remotely trigger relay 1 (door 1). The number can be changed by selecting 1-9 to trigger relay 1 (door 1). -
Page 27: Function Code 43: Do Not Disturb Zone
Function Code 43 Do Not Disturb Time Zone If you do not want to be disturbed from someone calling you from the system during certain hours of the days, you can create Do Not Disturb Time Zone. For example: 22:00-06:00 Monday-Sunday. Up to 10 Do Not Disturb Time Zones ca be programmed. Log-in to programming 2. - Page 28 1= add new time zone then press # Enter start time in military then press # Enter end time in military then press # Enter 0= Sunday, 1= Monday, 2= Tuesday, 3= Wednesday, 4= Thursday, 5= Friday, 6= Saturday then press # Return to step 3 to program more time zone Function Code 45 Relay 1 and 2 Unlock Timer Relay 1 and 2 can be unlock using count down timer 01-98 hours or 00=lock or 99= unlimited unlock hold.
- Page 29 Log-in to programming 2. Enter 48 then # 3. Enter 0= disable or 1= enable then press # 4. Enter the number to access dial tone to dial an outside line, generally 9 is the default number for most PBX system, then press # 5.
- Page 30 5.4 Opening Door Using Card, Temporary Card, and Special Card The Quantum Q9000iP Series has built-in card reader. The door can be access using UFOB, UCLAM or UISO. Card Standard Operation is used to open the door and door will be closed automatically, see...
- Page 31 5.5 Extending Talk Time The talk time timer is set on function code 27. The warning beep will be heard one minute before the talk time is expired. It can be extended more another full cycle by pressing # 5.6 Call the System from Remote Location The system must be install in Intercom and Call Forwarding Mode Wiring Diagram Call Forwarding Mode wiring Diagram...