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Matrix II Wi-Fi
There is a time limit for operation in each programming mode after the last presentation of the card to
the reader (about 16 seconds), after which the device exits the programming mode, informing with a
series of 4 short signals.
The following programming modes are possible:
- Adding Standard keys – 1 long touch.
- Adding Master keys – 1 short tap and 1 long touch.
- Erasing Standard keys – 2 short taps and 1 long touch.
- Erasing all keys (whole keys database) – 3 short taps and 1 long touch.
- Setting Door Opening Time – 4 short taps.
- Activate "Accept" mode – 5 short taps.
- Deactivating "Accept" mode – 1 short tap.
7.1 Adding Standard Keys
Touch and hold the reader with a Master key (long touch). The controller will emit a short beep
acknowledging the Master key, and after 6 seconds one more beep indicating that controller has
switched to Add Standard Keys mode. Take the Master key away from the reader. To add new keys,
swipe them against the reader one after another, ensuring that the interval between the swipes is less
than 16 seconds. Each new swipe will be acknowledged by the controller with a short beep. Hold a
new key against the reader for over 3 seconds to record it as a Blocking key. If the submitted key is
already present in the memory, the controller will emit two short beeps. To exit this mode, either wait
for 16 seconds after last key touch, or touch the reader with a Master key. The controller will
acknowledge exit from programming by 4 short beeps.
7.2 Adding Master Keys
Make a short tap (tap) on the reader with a Master key. The Controller will emit a short beep
acknowledging the Master key. Within next 6 seconds, touch and hold the Master key at the reader
(long touch). The controller then will emit two short beeps indicating second Master key touch in
programming mode, and after 6 seconds more, one beep indicating that controller switched to Add
Master Keys mode. Now take the Master key away from the reader. To add new Master keys, swipe
them against the reader one after another, ensuring that interval between the swipes is less than 16
seconds. Each new swipe will be acknowledged by the controller with a short beep. However, if the
presented key already exists in controller memory as a Master key, there will be no signals. To exit this
mode, wait for 16 seconds after last key touch. The controller will acknowledge exit from
programming by four short beeps.
7.3 Erasing Standard Keys
Make two short taps (tap) on the reader with a Master key. The controller will emit a short beep
acknowledging the Master key on the first tap. On the second tap, the controller will emit two short
beeps indicating second Master key touch in programming mode. Within next 6 seconds, touch and
hold the Master key at the reader (long touch). On the third touch, the controller will emit three short
beeps, and after 6 seconds more, one beep indicating switch to Erase Standard Keys mode. Now
take the Master key away from the reader. To erase Standard and Blocking keys, swipe them against
the reader one after another, ensuring that the interval between the swipes is less than 16 seconds.
On each swipe, successful erasing of a key will be acknowledged by the controller with a short beep.
If a key is missing in memory, two beeps will follow. To exit this mode, either wait for 16 seconds after
last key touch, or touch the reader with a Master key. The controller will acknowledge exit from
programming by four short beeps.
7.4 Erasing All Keys (Controller Memory)
Make three short taps (tap) on the reader with a Master key. The controller will emit a short beep
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