Nice MORX User Manual

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Check the system is correctly connected and fully operational as
follows:
• Power the DECODER and make sure the LED flashes 5 times
(memory empty).
• Press the small button on the DECODER; the LED flashes for 30
seconds and the READER or KEYPADS emit tones. Wait until the
30 seconds are up or press the small button once more.
• Check the READER by holding a card up to it for a few moments
(do not keep it there for more than two seconds otherwise you
might programme it) whenever tones are expected to be heard.
• Check the KEYPADS by pressing all the keys one after the other; a
brief tone should be emitted every time you press a key; just the
confirmation keys  and  will produce an incorrect combination
tone.
To check the relays on the outputs, a combination or a CARD must
already have been entered during the programming phases.
During programming and use, the KEYPADS or the READER emit
tones signalling regular operation or any errors.
4) Testing

 
 …  … 


1 tone Key pressed on the KEYPAD or CARD read correctly
2 rapid tones Invalid combination, CARD not active
3 tones Programming phase correctly terminated
5 rapid tones Minor error, the operation has not been completed
10 rapid tones Serious error, programming phase aborted
Table “A” List of tones Example

Nice MORX Specifications

General

Brand	Nice
Model	MORX
Category	Control Systems
Language	English

Summary

Definitions

Introduction

Installation

Electrical Connections

Make electrical connections as shown in the diagram.

Testing

Programming

KEYPAD Mode

The KEYPAD mode is based on combinations, that is, the 1 to 9 digit numbers.

KEYPAD Programming

This part analyses the access control system programming procedures when KEYPADS are used.

EASY Mode KEYPAD Programming

EASY mode programming allows just one combination to be entered.

PROFESSIONAL Mode KEYPAD Programming

PROFESSIONAL mode programming allows complete management of all functions.

Transponder CARD Mode

The use of the access control system with transponder CARDS is based on the univocal code.

Transponder CARD Programming

This part analyses the access control system programming procedures when CARDS and the relative READER are used.

EASY Mode CARD Programming

EASY mode programming caters for CARDS that can only activate output N°1 or N°2.

PROFESSIONAL Mode CARD Programming

PROFESSIONAL mode programming allows complete management of all functions directly from the READER.

Maintenance

Disposal

Technical Specifications