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CMD 05: REPORTING MODES
Syntax:
START 05 * NN # (v7)START 05 * NN [* 1/0] # (v6.6)
Variables:
NN
1 Disable Relay State Changes
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11 VELOCITY SCRAMBLE*NET Protocol
1/0 (v6.6 only)
1 Enable mode listed above (05*8*0# now disables all)
0 Disable mode listed above (05*8*1# now enables all)
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Syntax:
START 06 * N * DOORS # (v6.6 and earlier)
START 06 * 1 * DOORS(Access) * DOORS(RQE) # (v7)
Variables:
N
1 Access
2 RQE
Description:
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Syntax:
START 18 * Length # (Version 6.6 and earlier)
START 18 * Length * [Card Length] # (Version 7)
Variables:
Length
Allowed length for the auto-generation of keypad (PIN) codes.
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Use this command to determine the user number for users who only knows their keypad codes, not their user numbers.
In V6v6.6 or later, this command can also be used to look up dual users by specifying both card and code. This only works for IDFs 3 - 7.
In V7v7.0 or later, if a Code or Card of ‘0’ (one digit) is specified, the controller will look for a following argument indicating the card-only or code-only user number. This feature is only available for IDFs 2 - 7.
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2 Tag User NO (disable) (V6v6.5 and earlier)
Description:
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After cold start, the controller clock defaults to midnight (0000) January 1, 2000 for CCM V7v7.0 and later. For CCM 6.6 and earlier, the controller defaults to midnight, January 1 of the year in which the CCM was programmed.
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On Holiday 32, after the time falls back from 02:00AM to 01:00AM, there will be one hour of overlap in the recorded or printed history log for that date. There will be two one hour periods from 01:00 to 02:00 hours for that date.
V7v7.0 enables you to add a holiday wherever there's an open space in the holiday table by specifying a holiday number of 0. V7v7.0 also has unlimited holiday capacity for the current calendar year and for the next year following, including 30 additional slots to “pre-load” holidays for successive years, if needed. The theoretical maximum number of holidays at any one time, therefore, is 760 – 761 if there's a leap year involved.
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CMD 59: CLEAR ALL HOLIDAYS
Syntax:
START 59 # (Version 6.6 or earlier)
START 59 * YYYY# (Version 7)
Variables:
YYYY
Year you want cleared including all four possible holidays.
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The controller detects invalid code entries at ScramblePads or card readers. An invalid code is one that does not exist in the controller's memory or is being used at the wrong door or at the wrong time. Code tampering is reported on the printer and trips the tamper alarm relay if 3 invalid codes are entered on a ScramblePad or at a card reader within 1 minute.
In V7v7.0 and later, the controller can be set to specify the amount of time in minutes that a reader is locked out after a code tamper alarm has been invoked. No entry at this keypad/ reader will be recognized for the specified time period. If additional incorrect entries are attempted, this extends the lock-out interval. When this switch is selected (N = 0), the time argument is calculated in minutes rather than seconds. The default value is 1 minute.
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This command is active in V6 v6.6 or later.
Example:
START 78 * 1 #
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The Control Timer can be momentary with an adjustable time of 1-8100 seconds. It can also toggle a relay ON and OFF on consecutive Control Trigger Code entries if its time is set to 0 (zero) seconds. A Relay's Control Time is used by Control Trigger Codes as well as by a line module input or relay to trigger a Control Zone.
In Version 6.6 and later, you can specify up to 8 relays with the same command, where each relay is separated by asterisks. The second through eighth relay arguments are optional.
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Use CMD 88 * 7 to print the current status of all controller relays. This is the best method to determine why a relay may not be performing the way it is expected to on a Code entry or other event. See Chapter 5 for more information.
Example:
START 82 * 1 * 1 * 1 #
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Use CMD 88 * 7 to print the current status of all controller relays. This is the best method to determine why a relay may not be performing the way it is expected to on a code entry or other event. See Chapter 5 for more information.
Example:
START 83 * 1 #
Clear Time Zone Control Of Door 1 To None
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CMD 88: PRINT SYSTEM SETUPS AND STATUS
Syntax:
START 88 * NN # (Version 6.6 or earlier)
START 88 * NN [* First * Last] # (Version 7)
Variables:
NN
0 Complete System Setups and Status
1 Date, Time, Version Number
2 System Information
3 Standard Time Zones
4 Master Time Zones
5 Standard Access Zones
6 Standard Control Zones
7 Relays
8 Alarm / RQE Inputs
9 Alarm Special Setups and Status
10 Doors
11 Keypads / MATCH
12 MATCH
13 Holidays
14 Grand Master Time Zones
15 Master Access Zones
16 Master Control Zones
17 Detailed Relay Status Only
18 Expansion Relays
19 Detailed Expansion Relay Status Only
20 Expansion Alarm / RQE Inputs
21 Expansion Alarm Special Setups and Status
22 Expansion Line Module Input Door Setups
23 Reporting Setups
24 Remote Site Management Setups
25 System Power Status (of AC power, standby battery, and memory battery)
26 Transactions Since Midnight
27 Occupancy, Passback, Two-Person Rule Controls
28 Virtual Relays
29 Detailed Virtual Relay Status
30 HEC Factory Diagnostics
31 Special Needs Unlock Extension Times
32 Special Keypad / MATCH Setups
33 Special MATCH card mapping
First / Last
All NN subcommands that support this option are marked in italics above.
Description:
Printing a full or partial system status report lists setups, internal status, and event summaries. This report is auto-generated on every Sunday at midnight. An abbreviated version is automatically printed each day at midnight unless disabled by command.
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Several extensions have been added to V6v6.6 enabling the user to specify only a range of components from that device group. These optional arguments apply to the following command arguments:
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88 * 29 * First * Last # – Print a range of Detailed Virtual Relay Status
For a complete list of values generated when you use one or more of these command variations, refer to Chapter 5.
In V6In v6.6, the 88*0 printout prints the various sections in a different order than V6v6.5. An 88*0 printout is composed of most of the individual printouts put together, 88*1 and up. Since V6v6.6, they print out in numeric order (that is, Grand Master Time Zones, 88*14, prints out after Holidays, 88*13, instead of after the Master Time Zones, 88*4).
If you have a specific need for the V6v6.5 format, use 88*0*1 to print the sections in the old arrangement.
In V6v6.6, options 5, 6, 15, 16, 18, 19, 28, and 29 may take up to two additional arguments. If present, only the indicated item or items will be printed.
There's a variant option, 88*0*2#, which prints options 1, 2, 3, 4, 14, 5, 15, 6, 16, 7, 8, 11, 13, 18, 28, 20, 23, 24, 27, 31, 33.
In V7v7, 88*11 and 88*12 send the same message which does not include the MATCH LED1/LED2 settings.
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Prints Time, Date, Controller CCM Version, Number Of Users Inside & Total Users
START 88 * 16 * 193 #
In V6v6.6 and later, prints Master Control Zone #193.
START 88 * 28 * 20 * 30 #
In V6v6.6 and later, prints Virtual Relays 20 through 30.
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NN
1 - Set Up Serial Printer
2 - Set Default Encryption Key
4 - Set Host Password
5 - Change Buffer Control
6 - Enable/Disable System Code Reset
7 - Enable/Disable Command Echo
8 - Set Host Timeout
9 - Set No Midnight Report
10 - Set SCIB extension options (Version 6.6 and later)
Description:
This command provides a way to change several important controller features. Each of these variables requires a slightly different syntax and is explained in more detail on the following pages.
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Disables midnight report generation.
Default:
In V6 v6.6, all midnight reports are disabled by default. In V6 v6.6 and later, enabled is the default.
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