Table of Contents
Advertisement
Quick Links
®
Radio Key
RK-65K
RK-65KS
with RK100M instructions
STAND ALONE
PROXIMITY ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM
®
with DYNASCAN
TECHNOLOGY*
3321732
Operating Guide
Rev. C
A Division of Soundcraft, Inc.
20301 Nordhoff Street
Chatsworth, CA 91311
Phone: 818-882-0020 • Fax: 818-882-7052
Website: www.securakey.com
E-mail: mail@securakey.com
*U.S. Patent #6317027
Advertisement
Table of Contents
Related Manuals for SoundCraft Secura Key Radio Key RK-65K
Summary of Contents for SoundCraft Secura Key Radio Key RK-65K
- Page 1 RK100M instructions STAND ALONE PROXIMITY ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM ® with DYNASCAN TECHNOLOGY* 3321732 Operating Guide Rev. C A Division of Soundcraft, Inc. 20301 Nordhoff Street Chatsworth, CA 91311 Phone: 818-882-0020 • Fax: 818-882-7052 Website: www.securakey.com E-mail: mail@securakey.com *U.S. Patent #6317027...
- Page 2 COPYRIGHT © 2007 SOUNDCRAFT, INC. V060107 6451...
-
Page 3: Table Of Contents
® Radio Key RK-65K/RK-65KS Operating Guide Table of Contents Introduction .................1 Ordering Transponders ............3 ® Programming Radio Key RK-65K/RK-65KS ....4 ® Programming Radio Key RK100M .........5 Handheld Programmer (RK-HHP) & Programming Deck (RK-PD1) ........6 Programming Steps ............7 Programming Hints ............13 Basic Operation ...............19 Converting to RK100M Mode ...........21 Warranty ................28... -
Page 4: Introduction
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide INTRODUCTION ® The Radio Key RK-65K is a programmable single-door access control system which controls access for up to 65,000 users. It can control an electric strike, magnetic lock, or gate operator, and has an additional programmable input which may be set as a remote open input or as an LED/Beeper control for use with the Wiegand output. -
Page 5: Illustrations Figure 1, Radio Key Rk-65K & Rk-65Ks Units
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide ® Figure 1 - Radio Key RK-65K & RK-65KS Units NOTE: All references to RK-65K also apply to the RK-65KS. Figure 2 - Programming Deck (RK-PD1) & Hand-Held Programmer (RK-HHP) NOTE: Programming sequences are the same using RK-PD1 or RK-HHP Secura Key... -
Page 6: Ordering Transponders
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide ORDERING TRANSPONDERS ® The Radio Key RK-65K works with Secura Key RKCM-02 molded (clamshell) cards, RKCI-02 ISO-standard cards and RKKT-02 key ring tags. Card Format 303 and Format 201 can be used. When you order Format 303 transponders for a new project you will be assigned a new Facility Code and your transponders will begin with ID number 1. -
Page 7: Programming Radio Key Rk-65K/Rk-65Ks
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide ® PROGRAMMING RADIO KEY RK-65K When the RK-65K is fi rst powered up, the LED will be fl ashing Red and Green. Present a card to the unit to set the Facility Code and the fl ashing will end in approximately 10 seconds. Radio Key Transponders (Key tags and cards) are pre-encoded and engraved at the factory with a Facility (Site) Code and an individual card ID number. -
Page 8: Programming Radio Key
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide ® PROGRAMMING RADIO KEY 100M ® Radio Key Transponders (Key Tags and Cards) are pre-en- coded and engraved at the factory with unique Transponder ID numbers. Because these numbers are unique, Facility Codes (Site Codes) are not required. Transponder ID Numbers are not pre-programmed into the Radio ®... -
Page 9: Handheld Programmer (Rk-Hhp) & Programming Deck (Rk-Pd1)
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide THE RK-HHP HANDHELD PROGRAMMER AND THE RK-PD1 PROGRAM DECK Note: The RK-PD1 or the RK-HHP is required to program the reader. One RK-PD1 or RK-HHP may be used on several readers. The RK-PD1 consists of the 16 following cards: ENTER “7”... -
Page 10: Programming Steps
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide PROGRAMMING STEPS ® To program the Radio Key RK-65K, you must fi rst enter the program mode as described in the next section below. Once in the program mode, the LED will blink amber as an indicator. To take the unit out of program mode you may select an operating mode (see page 14) or simply allow 15 seconds to elapse without presenting a program card to the reader. -
Page 11: Rk100M
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide To Enter Program Mode (RK65K/RK100M): Using your programmer, enter your password and then press “ENTER”. (All new units are pre-programmed with the password 12345.) The LED will fl ash amber to show that the unit is in Program Mode. - Page 12 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide (THRU) (New Password - 54321) + 1 + (THRU) (Re-type New Password - 54321) (ENTER) Lost or forgotten Password (RK65K/RK100M) If the password is lost or forgotten, it can be restored to the ® factory default (12345).
- Page 13 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide You can also place a reader in this mode by entering the Program Mode (see page 8) then pressing Mode followed by “9” followed by Enter. (MODE) (ENTER) (Mode Number 9) While the LED is fl ashing Red/Green present one User Card for each Facility Code being used to the reader, one at a time.
- Page 14 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Add A Series Of Transponders To The System (RK65K): Place the unit into the Program mode (see Page 8). Press Add, followed by the sequence of digits representing the lowest transponder ID number. Then press Thru, followed by the sequence of digits representing the highest transponder ID number.
- Page 15 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Delete A Series Of Transponders From The System (RK65K): Place the unit in the Program Mode (see Page 8). Press Void, followed by the sequence of digits representing the lowest transponder ID. Then press Thru followed by the sequence of digits representing the highest number transponder.
-
Page 16: Programming Hints
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide For longer latch times it may be easier to set the timer with hour: minute notation. Press SET TIMER; then press the sequence of digits representing the number of hours (2 digits); then press the sequence of digits representing the number of minutes;... - Page 17 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Set the Operating Mode (RK65K/RK100M): ® The Radio Key RK-65K may be put into any of four operational modes. The Modes are as follows; “1” - Active (Normal) -- LED is Off “2” - Inactive (Locked) -- LED blinks Red “3”...
- Page 18 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide To set the Operating Mode, put the unit into the Program mode, (See Page 8). Press MODE, then press either “1” , “2”, “3”, or “4”. Press ENTER. The Access Control Unit will exit Programming Mode and enter the selected Mode.
- Page 19 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Enable Timed Antipassback (RK65K): Place the unit in the Program Mode (see Page 8). Press SET TIMER, then press ADD, fi nally press ENTER. (SET TIMER) (ADD) (ENTER) Set Antipassback Timer (RK65K): Place the unit in the Program Mode (see Page 8). Press SET TIMER then press THRU.
- Page 20 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Confi gure the Relay (RK65K/RK100M) The relay is set at the factory to be normally open and to close upon presentation of a valid transponder or upon activation of the remote open (Request to Exit) input. It may be changed to normally closed or to SecuRelay™...
- Page 21 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Using the RK-65K as a Wiegand Output Reader (RK65K/RK100M) The RK-65K can be connected to a multidoor access control system (such as the Secura Key SK-ACP) using the Wiegand ® output. When any Radio Key transponder is presented to the unit, whether or not it has been programmed into the unit, the appropriate transponder ID will be sent out via the white and...
-
Page 22: Basic Operation
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide For example, to program the input for LED control, the following sequence would be followed: (THRU) (ENTER) (THRU) (Input No. 2) BASIC OPERATION (RK65K/RK100M) ® To use a Key Tag with Radio Key RK-65K, simply hold your ®... - Page 23 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Remote Open (Request to Exit) Input (RK65K/RK100M) When the Remote open input is activated, the relay will activate. When the remote open input is deactivated, the relay will return to the inactive state after the latch timer times out. A green light and a beep indicates that access is granted.
-
Page 24: Converting To Rk100M Mode
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide CONVERTING TO RK100M MODE The RK100M has been replaced by the new RK-65K. The RK100M was designed to read randomly numbered cards and tags without facility codes (RKCM-01, RKKT-01). The RK100M unit is only able to enroll up to 100 users. If you need to replace an existing RK100M, or if you want a reader that uses random cards and tags, you may convert this product to the RK100M mode, as shown below. - Page 25 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide ® ADDING AND DELETING USERS: RADIO KEY 100M ® Radio Key Transponders (Key Tags and Cards) are pre- encoded and engraved at the factory with unique Transponder ID numbers. Because these numbers are unique, Facility Codes (Site Codes) are not required.
- Page 26 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Add a Transponder (Key Tag or Card) to the System: Put the unit into the Program mode (See Page 8). Press ADD, then press the sequence of digits representing the desired User ID Number (1-100), then press ENTER. Hold the Transponder near the Unit.
- Page 27 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Add a Transponder by Entering the Transponder ID: Instead of presenting the transponder, you can also use the Programmer to enter the Transponder ID number: Put the unit into the Program mode (See Page 8). Press ADD then press the sequence of digits representing the desired User ID Number (1 - 100).
- Page 28 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide starting User ID Number to the unit. Press THRU. Then press the sequence of digits representing the desired ending User ID Number. Press THRU, then press ENTER. Present the Transponders to the reader in the desired order (making a careful record of which transponders are assigned to which User ID Numbers).
- Page 29 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Delete a Range of Transponders from System: Put the unit into the Program mode (See Page 8). Press VOID, then press the sequence of digits representing the desired starting User ID Number. Press THRU, then press the sequence of digits representing the desired ending User ID Number.
- Page 30 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Delete a Transponder by Entering Transponder ID: Put the unit into the Program mode (See Page 8). Press VOID. Press THRU, then press the sequence of digits representing the ID number printed on the Transponder. Finally, press ENTER.
-
Page 31: Warranty
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide WARRANTY (U.S. and Canadian) “This product is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for life. Secura Key shall, at its option, either replace or repair this product, if returned to us freight prepaid within the warranty period. This warranty does not include freight, taxes, duties, or installation expenses THE WARRANTY SET FORTH ABOVE IS EXCLUSIVE AND NO OTHER WARRANTY, WHETHER WRITTEN... -
Page 32: Specifications
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide SPECIFICATIONS Models RK-65K RK-65KS Physical Depth 0.60” (1.52 cm) 0.84” (2.13 cm) Width 1.60” (4.06 cm) 3.20” (8.12 cm) Height 3.50” (8.89 cm) 4.50 (11.43 cm) Weight 2.88 oz. (81.65 gm) 6.67 oz. (189.15 gm) ®... - Page 33 ® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide Environment Ambient Temperature -40° to +70° C (-40° to +158° F) Humidity 0% to 100% (non-condensing) Operational Reading Distance Molded Card: Up to 6” (15.24 cm) Key tag & ISO Card: Up to 5” (12.70 cm) User Capacity RK-65K: 65,000 key tags or cards (26 or 32 bit), 10 Facility Codes...
-
Page 34: Certifi Cations
® Radio Key RK-65K Operating Guide FCC ID: NNHRK-100M INSTRUCTION TO THE USER This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. - Page 35 A Division of Soundcraft, Inc. 20301 Nordhoff Street Chatsworth, CA 91311 Phone: 818-882-0020 • Fax: 818-882-7052 TOLL FREE (800) 891-0020 Website: www.securakey.com E-mail: mail@securakey.com...