Pw6Kic Vs Star Panel Snet Reader Behavior - Honeywell PW-6000 Installation And Configuration Manual

B.7 PW6KIC vs Star Panel SNET Reader Behavior
The reader is the most visible item to users of an access control system. Making the
transition from a SEEP/CHIP panel to a PW-6000 IC panel with SNET reader support
comes with different reader behavior. The following list provides an overview of the
differences in SNET reader behavior between the PW6KIC and SEEP/CHIP panels.
Table 5 Configuration Options Using MSR Readers without Keypad
Event
Door Forced Open
Door Held Open
Reader + Keypad
mode
Reader + Keypad
mode
Reader Offline Mode:
Facility
Reader Offline Mode:
Unlocked
Reader Offline Mode:
Locked
PIN only Mode
PW-6000 (PW6K1IC) Installation and Configuration Guide, Document 800-00005V3

PW6KIC vs Star Panel SNET Reader Behavior

SEEP/CHIP Behavior
The reader beeps
continuously when the
pre-alert is configured.
The reader beeps
intermittently x seconds
before a door held open
alarm is raised. At the door
held open time it beeps
continuously until the door is
closed.
The LED turns yellow
awaiting PIN entry after card
presentation.
The LED turns yellow
awaiting card presentation
after entering PIN.
Not a SEEP/CHIP feature
Not a SEEP/CHIP feature
Not a SEEP/CHIP feature
Keypad LED is red.
PW6KIC Behavior
The reader does not beep on door
forced open.
The reader does not beep at all.
The LED turns yellow awaiting
PIN entry after card presentation.
The LED turns yellow after first
PIN digit entry. After entering the
full PIN, the LED turns red
awaiting card presentation.
When the reader board loses
communication to the PW6KIC,
the reader board grants access to
all cards. The LED mode is red
and does not turn green. After
some time, the LED turns off
completely. Recommend using
offline mode: LOCKED.
Door unlocks, LED remains red.
Door remains locked, LED
remains red.
Keypad LED is yellow.
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