Command Definitions (0-100)

CMD 00: PRINT LISTS OF COMMANDS

Syntax:

START 00 * NN #

Description:

A printout of each or all of the Command Categories may be generated from the controller's permanent memory. Automatic Context Sensitive Help prints the correct syntax for any individual Command whenever a programming error is made.

Examples:

START 00 * 2 #

Prints Program User Commands

START 00 * 11 #

Prints Control Zone Commands

Default:

None

Related CMDs:

CMD 88 – Print System Setups and Status

CMD 01 - Change System Code

CMD 01: CHANGE SYSTEM CODE

Syntax:

START 01 * SYSTEM CODE #

Description:

The system code controls ScramblePad access to programming mode.

The system code may be set to any available 3-8 digit code and is permanently assigned to User 0. It is factory set to 123 on system start up. It is important to protect the security of your system by changing the system code to a code of your choice at system start up. The longer the code the greater the security. A 7- or 8-digit code is recommended.

There is a system code reset button on the controller board which, when depressed for 5 seconds, will return the system to a system code of 123. This is the only method available to return to a system code of 123 as command 01 will not allow programming a Code to 123.

If the system code is not changed from 123 to a new code, you will receive the following warning on the system printer once every four hours:

Warning! System CODE is 123!

In addition, if the system code is still set to 123 when Programming Mode is active at a ScramblePad, both yellow LEDs blink in unison. Once the code is changed, only the second yellow LED blinks whenever you enter Programming Mode.

Further restriction of programming may be implemented through the command 02, add password.

Example:

START 01 * 66402139 #

Changes SYSTEM CODE To 66402139

Default:

123

Related CMDs:

CMD 35, 36, 38*8, 330 – Print User, Users, or Family of Users with Codes

CMD 99 – Quit Programming

Adding and Changing Codes

CMD 02 – Add Programming Pass/word

CMD 13*0 – Change User Codes

CMD 90*2#/97*6 – Enable/Disable Master Code Reset

Keypad Setups

CMD 03*3 – Change Reader Function (Programming)

CMD 403 – Change Selected Keypad / MATCH Functions From Host

CMD 02: ADD PROGRAMMING PASSWORD

Syntax:

START 02 * PASSWORD Level * User Number * Code #

Variables:

PASSWORD Level

1 - System Code PASSWORD
2 - Executive PASSWORD
3 - Supervisor PASSWORD
4 - Operator PASSWORD
5 - Service PASSWORD

Description:

Passwords control ScramblePad access to programming mode. Passwords enable five levels of programming command restriction. Each level is only able to use certain programming commands according to the password level assigned to the operator's user number when added to the system. Any number of users may be assigned to any level. Each authorized operator is logged onto the system when programming mode is entered. Only one operator may be logged on at a time. For each command’s allowed password levels, refer to “Command Index In Numeric Order With Password Level”. The five password levels are defined below:

Table 4-1: Password Levels

Examples:

START 02 * 1 * 1 * 17964484 #

Add SYSTEM CODE Password As User 1 With Code 17964484

START 02 * 4 * 2 * 49173068 #

Add Operator Password As User 2 With Code 49173068

START 02 * 5 * 3 * 88629174 #

Add Service Password As User 3 With Code 88629174

Default:

123 System code for User Zero (0).

Related CMDs:

CMD 35, 36, 38*8, 330 – Print User, Users, or Family of Users with Codes

CMD 99 – Quit Programming

Changing and Deleting Codes

CMD 01, 13*0 – Change System (User 0) Code

CMD 13, 325 – Change Any Keypad User Code; Change User’s Function

CMD 16, 23 – Delete Any User, Range of Users

Keypad Setups

CMD 03*3 – Change Reader Function (Programming)

CMD 403 - Change Selected Keypad / MATCH Functions From Host

CMD 03: CHANGE SELECTED KEYPAD/MATCH FUNCTIONS

Syntax:

START 03 * NN * 1/0 * Address 1-8 [* Address 1-8] #

Variables:

NN

1   Scramble

2      Silent

3      Programming

4      Control

5      Access

6      Status Request

7      Passback Entry

8      Passback Exit

9      Passback Internal

10    Passback Unrestricted – External

11    Expansion Alarm Access

12    Red LED ON

13    Green LED ON

14    Yellow LED 1 ON

15    AC Fail = Yellow LED 1 Blink

16    Set Green LED while relay is active

17    Set Green LED during door delay

18    Use keypad numeric LEDs as annunciator

19    Allow User Count Display

20    Code Tamper Disables User

21    Silent Code Tamper

22    Deny Codes Under Duress

23    Flash Yellow LED 1 during control delay

24    Latching Code Tamper Rule

25    Sequential Code Tamper Rule

26    Sequential Code Tamper Rule #2

27    ScramblePad DS47 is 980313 or similar: "digits in the wrong order"

28    Timed Passback Rule

29    Visitor/Escort Rules – Visitors Must Be Accompanied by Escort

30    Visitor/Escort Rule #2 – Visitor can go first, wait for visitor

31    Visitor/Escort Rule #3 – Escort code toggles Vis/Esc mode

32    Use Keypad Numeric LEDs to display Visitor Count

1/0

1     ON

0     OFF

Description:

To change the function of any ScramblePad/MATCH Reader:

1. Select the function number, such as 1 for display Scramble.

2. Select 1 to turn the function ON or 0 to turn it OFF

3. Select the ScramblePad/MATCH Reader Addresses to be changed.

ScramblePad/MATCH Readers are selected by entering 1 through 8 in the first set for Addresses 1 through 8, and by selecting 1 through 8 in the second set for Addresses 9 through 16.

If no Addresses from either set of 8 are being changed, enter a 0 (zero).

For example, pressing:

START 03 * 1 * 0 * 1 * 0 #

changes scramble feature to OFF (normal pattern) for ScramblePad 1.

Each ScramblePad keypad can be set to scramble a normal digit pattern. ScramblePad keypads will not scramble in Programming Mode.

Each ScramblePad Keypad may operate in silent mode. ScramblePad/MATCH Readers may be set to not accept various types of Codes such as Programming (ScramblePad only), Control, or Access Types. ScramblePad Keypads may be set to not accept a status display request. The Status Display Request allows a User to request the Status of any Relay or Line Module Input from any ScramblePad Keypad.

To operate the status request, press:

START * #

This results in a display of the status of the Relay and Alarm input associated with the ScramblePad Keypad address from which the request was entered.

For example, requesting the status at ScramblePad 1 displays the status of Relay 1 and Alarm 1.

To request the status of any other point, press:

START * Point_ID_Number #

For example, pressing

START * 8 #

from ScramblePad 1 displays the status of Relay 8 and Alarm 8 at ScramblePad Keypad 1. If you press

START * 01 #

from ScramblePad 1 it displays the status of Expansion Relay 1 and Expansion Alarm 1, if either or both are installed.

The status request LEDs can indicate these conditions:

LEDs can also be configured to indicate delay conditions. For example, 03*17*1 sets the keypad/MATCH to flash its green LED while the door delay period is counting down. The door delay is set by CMD 280. Similarly, 03*23*1 sets the first yellow LED to flash while the timer is counting down the control delay time. The control delay time is set by CMD 281.

For Passback and Occupancy Violation to work, ScramblePad/MATCH Reader addresses must be defined as Entry, Exit, Internal or Unrestricted (No Passback Status).

An internal ScramblePad/MATCH Reader will only grant access if the user has been detected as inside the secure perimeter after coming through an entry ScramblePad/ MATCH Reader. Once the controller detects the same user has exited through an exit ScramblePad/MATCH Reader, any attempt to use that user's code or card at an internal door will be denied and reported as a passback violation.

To link a ScramblePad/MATCH Reader to an expansion line module input for access-by- alarm control, select number 11.

ScramblePad can be set to always keep the Red, Green and Yellow LED 1 status indicators on.

AC Fail can be set to blink Yellow LED 1, if required.

CMD 03*27 provides for limited compatibility with certain older DS47 revisions.

Examples:

START 03 * 3 * 0 * 1234578 * #

Change Programming Capability OFF to ScramblePad keypads 1 2 3 4 5 7 & 8.

START 03 * 7 * 1 * 34 * #

Change Passback Entry Address ON to Keypads/MATCH Readers 3 & 4.

START 03 * 8 * 1 * * 34 #

Change Passback Exit Address ON to Keypads/MATCH Readers 11 & 12.

START 03 * 23 * 1

Enable the First Yellow LED to flash during a specified control delay period.

Default:

General
CMD 88*11 – Print Keypad/Match Setups and Status
CMD 188*3 – Print Setup Changes for Keypad/MATCH

CMD 17 – Define Standard Access Zone

03*3 –Programming Functions

CMD 01, 02 – Add or Change Programming Codes

03*4 – Control Functions

CMD 45 – Define Standard Control Zone

03*7, 03*8, 03*9, 03*10 –Passback Functions

CMD 46 – Change Passback Mode

CMD 146 – Disable Passback and Occupancy Control During Time Zone

CMD 05: REPORTING MODES

Syntax:

START 05 * NN # (v7)
START 05 * NN [* 1/0] # (v6.6)

Variables:

NN

1      Disable Relay State Changes

2      Disable Internal Events

3      Disable External Events

4      Disable Transactions

5      Disable Time Zone State Changes

6      Disable Time Zone Relay Control State Changes

7      Disable Time Zone Input Masking State Changes

8      Print All

9      Input State Change

10    MOMENTUM SCRAMBLE*NET Protocol

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)

Description:

Command 05 disables the reporting of any selected items to the local printer, to the remote serial printer and to the Host PC if the controller is networked.

Use the optional argument (1/0) to enable or disable the specified reporting mode. If this argument is not used, disabled (0) is assumed except for 05 * 8.

Examples:

START 05 * 1 #

Disables Reporting Of Relay State Changes

START 05 * 2 #

Disables Reporting Of Internal Events

START 05 * 3 * 1 #

Enables Reporting Of External Events

START 05 * 8 * 0 #

Disables reporting of all Changes

Default:

05*1*1 - Enable Relay State Changes [v6.6]

05*2*1 - Enable Internal Events

05*3*1 - Enable External Events

05*4*1 - Enable Transactions

05*5*1 - Enable Time Zone State Changes

05*6*1 - Enable Time Zone Relay Control State Changes

05*7*1 - Enable Time Zone Input Masking State Changes

05*9*0 - Disable Input State Change Reporting

05*10*0 - No MOMENTUM-compatible SCRAMBLE*NET Protocol

05*11*0 - No v7.0-compatible SCRAMBLE*NET Protocol

Related CMDs:

CMD 88*23 – Print Reporting Setups

CMD 188*4 – Print Setup Changes for Reporting and Duress

Reporting and Printing Setups

CMD 06 – Disable printing of grants on selected doors

CMD 105, 106 – Disable Device or Disable Reports During Time Zone

CMD 107, 90*2#/97*1 – Daily Report Printing On/Off

CMD 109 – Invalid Code/ID Reporting Mode

CMD 06: DISABLE REPORT OF GRANTS ON SELECTED DOORS

Syntax:

START 06 * N * DOORS # (v6.6 and earlier)

START 06 * 1 * DOORS(Access) * DOORS(RQE) # (v7)

Variables:

N
1 Access
2 RQE

Description:

CMD 06 disables the reporting of granted access by door. The reporting of granted RQEs may also be selectively disabled by door.

To re-enable reporting of grants, set the doors to 0 (none) for either or both functions or enter CMD 05 * 8 #.

To disable grant reporting on doors 5-8 and enable grant reporting on doors 1-4, use 06*NN*5678#.

In v7.0, both grant-disable masks can be set with one command. In v7.0, the Access Grant reporting masks have also been moved to the readers/keypads – see CMD 403. The RQE reporting mask option sets the “log” time zone to 0 or 65 in the corresponding ACBs 65 through 72, see CMD 461. Using these commands will let you enable/disable a specific door or reader's grant reporting without affecting the other doors/readers.

Examples:

START 06 * 1 * 1 #

Disable Reporting Of Granted Access On Door 1

START 06 * 2 * 1234 #

Disable Reporting Of RQE Grants On Doors 1 To 4

START 06 * 1 * 1234 * 5678 #

Disable Reporting of Granted Access on Doors 1-4, and RQE Grants on Doors 5-8. [v7.0]

Related CMDs:

CMD 88*23 – Print Reporting Setups
CMD 188*4 – Print Setup Changes for Reporting and Duress
Reporting and Printing Setups

CMD 05 – Reporting Modes

CMD 105, 106 – Disable Device or Disable Reports During Time Zone

CMD 109 – Invalid Code/ID Reporting Mode. Command 06 disables the reporting of Grants to the local printer, the remote printer and to the Host PC, if the controller is networked.

CMD 07: CHANGE DURESS DIGIT

Syntax:

START 07 * Duress Digit #

Description:

A Duress Alarm is generated whenever an authorized Code is used along with its duress digit if the Duress Alarm Mode is set to on. The default duress digit is set to 9; however, any digit, 1-9, can be added to any or all of the user codes in the system when they are either manually or automatically generated for the first time, if CMD 09 is set to ON (the default setting is OFF).

Determine whether the duress feature will be needed so that all Codes have duress digits when they are initially added to the System.

Different duress digits may be assigned to individual Users or groups of Users by changing the duress digit before adding a new User or generating a group of Users.

To add or change duress digits to existing Codes, see CMD 14.

Example:

START 07 * 3 #

Change Duress Digit to 3

Default:

9

Related CMDs:

CMD 88*2 – Print System Information

CMD 188*4 – Print Setup Changes for Reporting and Duress

CMD 08 – Change Duress Alarm Mode
CMD 09 – Generate Codes With Duress Digit
CMD 14 – Add or Change Duress Digit for User or Range of Users

Adding Users

CMD 10, 15, 19-22, 40-42, 44, 313, 314, 315, 320-322 – Add Users

CMD 18 – Change Keypad Code Length for Auto-Generation

CMD 08: CHANGE DURESS ALARM MODE

Syntax:

START 08 * N #

Variables:

N
0 OFF (disable)
1 ON (enable)

Description:

The feature is turned OFF on system start-up so that no reporting occurs. This means that even though duress digits have been assigned, they do not work unless the Duress Alarm Mode is enabled.

A Duress Alarm is reported as a User Under Duress on the printer and trips the Duress Alarm Relay.

Example:

START 08 * 1 #

Change Duress Mode to ON

Default:

OFF

Related CMDs:

CMD 88*2 – Print System Information

CMD 188*4 – Print Setup Changes for Reporting and Duress

Duress Setups

CMD 07 – Change Duress Digit

CMD 09 – Generate Codes With Duress Digit

CMD 14 – Add or Change Duress Digit for User or Range of Users

Alarm Setups

CMD 261 – Define Alarm Actions

CMD 09: GENERATE ALL CODES WITH DURESS DIGIT

Syntax:

START 09 * N #

Variables:

N

0  NO (disable)

1  YES (enable)

Description:

Generate Codes with duress digits must be set to ON for Users to have duress capability. Any digit, 1-9, may be added to any or all of the User Codes in the System when they are either manually or automatically generated for the first time. It is important to decide if the Duress feature will ever be desired so that all Codes have duress digits initially assigned.

To add or change duress digits to existing Codes, see CMD 14.

Example:

START 09 * 1 #

Generate All Codes With Duress Digit

Default:

NO

Related CMDs:

CMD 88*2 – Print System Information

CMD 188*4 – Print Setup Changes for Reporting and Duress

Duress Setups

CMD 07 – Change Duress Digit

CMD 08 – Change Duress Alarm Mode

CMD 14 – Add or Change Duress Digit for User or Range of Users

Adding Users

CMD 10, 15, 19-22, 40-42, 44, 313, 314, 315, 320-322 – Add Users

CMD 10: ADD KEYPAD ACCESS USER (IDF 1)

Syntax:

START 10 * User Number * Code * Access Zone#

Description:

An Access Code momentarily unlocks a door. The door unlock time is set with CMD 80 and can be set from 1 second up to 8,100 seconds (2 hours and 15 minutes). If the door time is set to 0 (zero), Access Codes will cause the relay to toggle on and off on successive code entries.

Each User is assigned a user number from 1 - 999 (1-4000 or 1-16,000 with an optional MEB/CE Code Expansion Board Installed) for reference during programming. When the System printer prints each code transaction it prints the time, date, User Number, Reader and door numbers and the result of the code entry, granted or denied.

Each Access User is assigned a unique 3- to 15-digit code or is issued a card. The Access Code is the combination of numbers the user actually enters on the ScramblePad keypad to unlock the door. The card is used in a MATCH Card Reader to unlock a door. Several related codes or cards may be assigned to the same person to perform other command and control functions.

Each Access User must be assigned to an Access Zone. Access Zones determine the access authority of a group of Users. An Access Zone is defined with a Time Zone and a set of valid doors. (See CMDs 17, 24 and 117.)

Access Zone 65 authorizes access “Always to All Doors.”

Access Zone 0 (Zero) restricts access, “locks out,” all Users in that Zone, to “Never, No Doors.”

Examples:

START 10 * 124 * 14291 * 65 #

Add User 124 with Code 14291 To Access Zone 65

Default:

None

Related CMDs:

CMD 32 – Print First Available User Number

CMD 35, 36, 38, 330 – Print User, Users, or Family of Users with Codes

Adding Users

CMD 15, 19-22, 40-42, 44, 310-315, 320-322 – Add Users

Changing and Deleting Users

CMD 11-13, 325 – Change User(s) Codes, Zones, and/or Functions

CMD 16, 23 – Delete Any User, Range of Users

Duress Setups

CMD 07, 09 – Change Duress Digit, Generate Codes with Duress Digit

CMD 14 – Add or Change Duress Digit For User or Range Of Users

Access Zone Setups

CMD 17, 24, 117 – Define Standard Access Zone (1-64)

CMD 204 – Define Master Access Zone (66-127)

CMD 11: REDEFINE KEYPAD ACCESS USER (IDF 1 & 6)

Syntax:

START 11 * User Number * Code * Access Zone #

Description:

Redefine enables the Programmer to change any or all of an existing Access User's parameters.
Each field must have data entered when this Command is used. In order to lock out an individual User without changing any other information associated with that User, use this Command and set the Access Zone to 0 (Zero) or use Command 12.

Examples:

START 11 * 124 * 14291 * 0 #

Redefine User 124 To Access Zone 0 - No Access

Default:

None

Related CMDs:

CMD 35, 36, 38, 330 – Print User, Users, or Family of Users with Codes

Adding Users

CMD 10 – Add Keypad Access User (IDF 1)
CMD 314 – Add Access User with Code & Card (IDF 6)

Changing and Deleting Users

CMD 12, 13, 325 – Change User(s) Codes, Zones, and/or Functions
CMD 16, 23 – Delete Any User, Range of Users

Access Zone Setups

CMD 17, 24, 117 – Define Standard Access Zone (1-64)
CMD 204 – Define Master Access Zone (66-127)

CMD 12: CHANGE ANY USER ACCESS OR CONTROL ZONE (All IDFs)

Syntax:

START 12 * User Number * Zone (AZ or CZ) #

Description:

Change Any User Access Zone or Control Zone allows an Operator to change a User's Access or Control Authority.

This Command is especially useful for disabling or locking out any User by changing their Access Zone to 0 (Zero). This Command is also frequently used to change new and unissued Users, kept in the controller's memory, to a specified Access Zone upon issuance to a new employee. In systems with Dual Technology Readers and Multiple ID Users, Command 12 is used to disable the Keypad Code ID Only from working at the Dual Technology Door.

Examples:

START 12 * 45 * 0 #

Change User 45 To Access Zone 0 (No Access)

START 12 * 663 * 1 #

Change User 663 To Access Zone 1

Default:

None

Related CMDs:

CMD 35, 36, 38, 330 – Print User, Users, or Family of Users with Codes

Adding Users

CMD 10, 15, 19-22, 40-42, 44, 313-315, 320-322 – Add Users

Changing and Deleting Users

CMD 11, 13, 325 – Change User(s) Codes, Zones, and/or Functions
CMD 16, 23 – Delete Any User, Range of Users

CMD 13: CHANGE KEYPAD USER CODE (IDF 1 & 6)

Syntax: