SK-NET™ Operating & Installation Guide - Secura Key

SK-NET
Operating & Installation Guide
1.4 How is SK-NET organized
2. GETTING STARTED
2.1 Site Plan
Transactions show all events that have occurred
at the readers and in the system. Users includes
a list of all the cards in the system, along with
cardholder name, access group, in/out status and
other information. This is also the place where you
add new cards or change cardholder privileges. The
tree view on the left shows the layout of the system,
including readers, access groups, reader groups,
holiday schedules, time zones, etc. Any changes to
the system are started here.
To read a comprehensive description of SK-NET
features, see Appendix A. SK-NET uses many
common Windows functions. For tips on navigating
in Windows ® , see Appendix B.
1. Make a site plan. List each opening where a reader is to be
installed. Note the serial number of the SK-ACP panels and/or
28SA-PLUS units for each opening. (NOTE: A reader connected
to the right side of an SK-ACP panel (J5) is serial number –1, the
left side (J6) is serial number –2).
2. Install all readers and/or panels following the provided instructions.
Be sure to use the type of wire specified. Do not apply power or
connect the RS-485 bus until all components are installed.
3. Connect the RS-485 bus to one SK-ACP or 28SA-PLUS at a time.
Hold the white reset button in for three seconds after applying
power, then release it.
4. Once a panel or 28SA-PLUS is powered, the LED on the reader
will begin flashing alternately RED and GREEN (for Secura Key
readers). Present a sample card to the reader while it is flashing.
This sets the correct facility code in the memory and the flashing
will stop after 10 seconds.
NOTE: A 28SA-PLUS can learn up to three facility codes. An
SK-ACP can learn up to 16 facility codes. To add facility codes,
push the reset button, then present a sample of each facility code to
the reader while the LED is flashing RED/GREEN.
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