EL1335D Access Control Panel

Technical Manual

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EL1335D Access Control Panel

Table of Content

CHAPTER 1.............................................................................................................. 1

1 EL1335D Access Controller ............................................................................................ 1

1.1 Introduction............................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Configuration ............................................................................................................ 1
1.3 Principle of Operation............................................................................................... 3
1.4 ID Cards ................................................................................................................... 3
1.5 Normal Operation ..................................................................................................... 4
1.6 Timer and Category.................................................................................................. 5
1.7 Logging of Activities ................................................................................................. 7

CHAPTER 2.............................................................................................................. 8

2. INSTALLATION............................................................................................................. 8
2.1 Introduction............................................................................................................... 8
2.2 Physical Installation.................................................................................................. 8
2.3 Input /Output Points Installation ............................................................................... 9
2.4 EL1335D Board Configuration.................................................................................. 9
2.5 EL1335D Mode Powering Up Procedures.............................................................. 10

CHAPTER 3............................................................................................................ 13

3. PROGRAMMING MODE............................................................................................ 13
3.1 The Operation of Keypad (EK9S Keypad Display) ................................................ 13
3.2 Commands ............................................................................................................. 13

CHAPTER 4............................................................................................................ 15

4. SHIFT COMMANDS ................................................................................................... 15

4.1 Print Transaction Report (SHIFT-1)........................................................................ 15
4.2 Set Unit Number, Baud Rate & LAN Properties (SHIFT-2) .................................... 16
4.3 Set Door Contact Type & Lock Release Time (SHIFT-3)....................................... 18

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4.4 Auxiliary Output Point & Sensor Type Setting (SHIFT-4) .......................................19
4.5 Set Customer Code (SHIFT-5) .................................................................................21
4.6 Set Code Entry (SHIFT-6) .........................................................................................21

CHAPTER 5 ............................................................................................................................. 23

5 USER COMMANDS .......................................................................................................23

5.1 Set Date / Time and Daylight Saving Time <Key 1> ...............................................23
5.2 Set Timers <Key 2> ...................................................................................................26
5.3 Set Category <Key 3> ...............................................................................................28
5.4 Door Command <Key 4> ..........................................................................................29
5.5 Miscellaneous Time Zone Command <Key 5>........................................................30
5.6 Holiday Command <Key 6> ......................................................................................31
5.7 Add Card (SHIFT-7) ..................................................................................................32
5.8 Remove Card (SHIFT-8) ...........................................................................................33
5.9 Add Card Via Reader <Key 7> .................................................................................34
5.10 Delete Card Via Reader <Key 8>.........................................................................35
5.11 Reset Database <Key 9>......................................................................................35

CHAPTER 6 ............................................................................................................................. 36

6. DIAGNOSTIC-TEST COMMAND .................................................................................36

6.1 Input Test <Test 1> ...................................................................................................36
6.2 Output Test <Test 2> ................................................................................................37
6.3 Serial Port Test <Test 3> ..........................................................................................37
6.4 Keypad and 7-Segment Display Test <Test 4> .......................................................37
6.5 Reader Test <Test 5> ...............................................................................................38
6.6 Memory Test <Test 6> ..............................................................................................38

CHAPTER 7 ............................................................................................................................. 40

7. EL1335D Mode...............................................................................................................39

This section describe on EL1335D mode. The advantage of this mode is that it does not
involved programming at the hardware side. All the parameters can be set from [Link]
software ...................................................................................................................................39
7.1 EL1335D Mode Powering Up Procedures .............................................................39

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CHAPTER 1

1 EL1335D Access Controller

1.1 Introduction

EL1335D is Microprocessor controlled equipment offering many advanced features

for controlling a door.
EL1335D has the following features:
Stand-alone operation or networking operation with PC.
24 timers, each with 2 sets of start-stops.
10 sets of 8-day time zones (Monday to Sunday plus holiday)
Stored up to 2000 ID cards. (up to 1000 for card number with programmable PIN, up
to 2000 for card number with pre-set PIN)
Logs 1000 transactions
Automatic PIN activation by time zone
Automatic lock release by time zone
Operated in 3 different access modes: Card only, Card + PIN or PIN only.
Built-in with 2 general output and 4 input sensors.

1.2 Configuration

The drawings below show the basic set-up of an EL1335D system.

There are 3 types of communication method can be applied for EL1335D.

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Multidrop : short pin1 and pin2 of JP2

RS485 : short pin2 and pin3 of JP2

TCP/IP : short both jumper of JP3, JP2 left open

12V POWER
SUPPLY
IN KEYPAD AND
IN READER
DOOR AND PUSH
BUTTON
OUT READER
OUTPUT 1 & 2

RS485
SENSOR 1 4

MULTIDROP

EL1335D Configuration Diagram

There are 3 external devices connected to EL1335D.

Device Description
Door Sensor Device that can detect whether the door open or shut.
Electric Lock Electrically operated device that can lock or unlock a door depending
on whether electricity is supplied to the device or not.
Exit Push Button Push button switch, which when activated, will unlock the door by
energizing the electric lock.

You need to supply a 12VDC power source with at least 0.7A capacity, excluding the power
consumption of the electric locking device. In most installations, a charger with sealed lead-
acid battery on float charge should be provided, so that the door can continue to work even
when there is power outage. The charger should maintain float charge voltage 13.8V.
There should also be a low-voltage cut off, so that the battery is disconnected from EL1335D
when voltage falls below 10V. This low voltage cut-off is particularly important if you are
using EM locks. When voltage falls below 10V, EL1335D will shut down, and will not read a
card presented, nor will respond to any command from PC. At the same time, the EM lock
will still be energized, because there is 10V of supply across it. Therefore, the door will be
held locked until battery drains out, or power supply returns.

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EL1335D also provides 4 sensor inputs and 2 auxiliary outputs. This sensor input may
function as alarm input or status input, depending how the auxiliary output is configured.

The auxiliary output 1 point can be programmed as a sensor alarm output, door open
alarm, General purpose output or Event Driven Output. The auxiliary output 2 can only be
programmed as General purpose output or Event Driven Output.
When configures as sensor alarm output, it will treat sensor input as a alarm point, which
can be armed or disarmed
When configured as a door open alarm output, it will be activated when the door protected
by EL1335D is forced open or left open.
When programmed as a General Purpose (GP) output, it can be switched on manually
or automatically by time zone.
When programmed as an Event driven output, it can be switched on by predefined event
or transaction code.

1.3 Principle of Operation

The EL1335D system uses cards to unlock a door. Each person eligible to enter the door is
issued with an ID card. The type of ID card used will depend on the type of readers that
EL1335D is equipped with. Elid offers different type of readers that fitted EL1335D.
When a person presents his card to the reader, the card number is read and compared with
the list of ‘valid’ numbers held inside the memory of EL1335D. If the number is found,
EL1335D will check to see whether this particular card user is allowed entry at the particular
day. If the answer is ‘yes’, and the number is correct, it will activate the electric lock to unlock
the door. If any of the above tests fail, the door will not be unlocked.

1.4 ID Cards

As stated in the previous section, encoded ID cards are used as ‘keys’ for opening doors.
Cards can be EM proximity, HID Proximity, MIifare smart cards, depending on the model
of reader you have purchased. However, card format used must conform to the following:

ELID Wiegand Format

These are cards encoded with propriety Elid format.

Standard Wiegand 26-Bit Format

A card with the standard 26-bit Wiegand format will have a customer code in the range 0-
127, and ID number from 0-65535. Any card can be assigned as a Master Card. All cards
with ID number larger than 60,000 are automatically treated as Special Cards, and should
not be used.

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Free Wiegand Format

The card can be encoded with up to 48 bits, and you can specify any bits, up to maximum of
20 bits as containing the ID number to be read.
For example, you can specify that EL1335D reads 40 bits of the card output, and select bits
20 to 40 as the ID number. In this case, the first 20 bits will be ignored, and only bits 20 to 40
are read.

1.5 Normal Operation

When the EL1335D is operating normally, you will see the time (HH:MM) displayed at the
EK9S display. The first 2 digits indicate the hours and the next 2 digits the minutes. Time is
indicated in 24-hour format. For example, 4 pm is indicated as 16.00. A small dot located
between the hour and minutes digits will blink once every second. This condition indicates
that the equipment is ready to read a card.

Depending on how the EL1335D is programmed, entry is granted on the following conditions:-
Is the card properly read?
Is the card number in the list of valid cards stored in EL1335D memory?
Is the category correct? In other words, is the card allowed access at this particular
day of the week and this particular time?
Is the EL1335D set to ‘No-Entry’ mode, in this mode, none of the card can access.
Is the EL1335D set to Card + PIN mode? If so, it will check the 4-digit PIN entered
The EK9S display unit has a 4-digit display which will respond to the different situations
above with different displays as detailed below:-
E-rd : The card ID code cannot be read, which may be due to card damage or use of

cards with incompatible format. (Error-Read)

E-CC : Card’s customer code does not match the Controller’s customer code.

(Error-Customer Code)
E-IC : The number is not found in the memory. (Error-Invalid Card)
E-CA : The number is found in the memory, but the category or time zone of the card is

such that it cannot enter the door at this particular time. (Error-Category) EL1335D
E-nE is set to “No Entry” mode. (Error-no Entry)

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If the card number is found in the memory, and the category is correct. In other words, the
card is allowed entry at this particular time. Then on e of the following will take place:-
If the EL1335D is programmed to “Card-only” mode, then the display will show “go”
and the door is unlocked.
If the EL1335D is programmed to “Card+PIN” mode, then the display will show “PIN”,
requesting the user to key in the 4-digit PIN code. As each number is keyed in, there
will be a “beep” sound and a”_” is displayed. If the code is correctly entered, the display
will show “-go-“ and the door is unlocked. If the code is wrong, the display will show
“E-IP”, Error-Invalid PIN Code, and the door will not open.

When a person wishes to exit, he should push the Exit Push Button. This will activate
the Electric Latch to unlock the door. However, an exit reader can be installed in lieu of
push button, in which case he should present his card at the exit reader.

Note that each time the Electric Latch is activated, it does so for a limited time period,
(factory setting is 5 seconds) after which the door is locked back. The user should open the
door during this period, otherwise the door will be locked again.

1.6 Timer and Category

A powerful feature provided by EL1335D is the ability to grant or deny access depending on time.

This is done by setting “TIMERS” and “CATEGORY”. A timer has 2 sets of “start” and “end” times.
There are 24 timers in EL1335D. For example, you may set up the timers as follows:-

Timer # Start Time 1 End Time 1 Start Time 2 End Time 2

1 (Predefined) 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00
2 (Predefined) 00:00 23:59 00:00 00:0
3 08:30 12:30 13:30 17:30
4 07:00 19:00 00:00 00:00
5 07:00 13:00 00:00 00:00
6 07:00 08:00 18:00 19:00
… … … … …
… … … … …
24 13:00 18:00 00:00 00:00

In the above example, Timer 3 is set to be activated between 08:30 and 12:30 for the first
period, and 13:30 to 17:10 for the second period. If this timer is assigned to, say, lock
output, then the door will be open during the 2 periods 08:30-12:30 and 13:30-17:30. The
door will be locked at other times.

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In real life, we often need different timers for different day of the week, and if a particular
date happens to be a holiday, we will need a different timer. This is handled by the
Category command. The Category command allows you to divide your staff into different
groups or categories, each with its own unique set of times to control when entry is granted.

An example of such a requirement for category is shown in the table below. Note that
the timers used are those referred earlier.

In this example, staffs are divided into 4 groups:-

Category 2 is for company chief executives, who may come in at any time, any day.
This is a predefined category, and no programming is needed.
Category 3 is for managers who can come in from 7 am to 7 pm from Monday to Friday, but
can only come in from 7 am to 1 pm on Saturday, and cannot come in on Sunday and
holiday. This is achieved by giving timer 4 for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, and timer 5 for Saturday, and timer 1 for Sunday and holiday.
Category 4 is for general office staff who can come in only from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm
and from 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm from Monday through Friday. This is achieved by giving
this category timer 3 for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and timer 1
for Saturday, Sunday and holiday.
Category 5 is for cleaners who can come in only from 7 am to 8 am and 6 pm to 7 pm
on Tuesday.

Timer For

Category SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT HOL

1 Predefined as ‘No Entry’ at all times
2 Predefined as entry permitted at all times
3 1 4 5 4 4 4 5 1
4 1 3 3 3 3 3 1 1
5 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 1

It is up to you to program the start and end times for each timer. It is also up to up to you
to allocate any of the 24 timers for any day of the week and for each of the 8
programmable categories (categories 1 & 2 are pre-defined).

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1.7 Logging of Activities

The EL1335D is able to log up to 1000 records of the latest activities (or transactions)
occurring at the door it is controlling. Each record is stored with date, time, card ID and
transaction code. The following is a typical sequence of records, where the first 4 numbers
are the date in day/month, the next 4 numbers are the time in hour/minute, the next 6 digits
are the card ID and the last digit is the transaction code.

28/02 14:40 012700 0

28/02 14:50 051788 3
28/02 14:55 012702 0

CODE Meaning of Code

0 Valid Entry

1 Invalid Entry

3 Invalid PIN

4 Door Open Alarm

6 Invalid Customer Code

7 Invalid Time Zone

9 Valid Entry (out reader)

A Sensor Alarm

C Sensor Arming

E Output On

F Output Off

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CHAPTER 2

2. INSTALLATION

2.1 Introduction

This chapter describes the installation procedure for EL1335D system.

The EL1335D is supplied to you with the following parts:-

The controller unit

1 Master Card

In order to complete the installation, you will require the following additional parts

EK9S Keypad Display

Entry Reader
Door Sensor
Electric Lock to suit the type of door
Exit Push Button Switch (push to make) or Exit Reader

You will also need to provide a 12V charger of adequate capacity and associated Lead-
acid battery.

2.2 Physical Installation

The EL1335D and the charger/battery unit should be installed in a secure area, in other
words, inside the room protected by the door security system. Position the EL1335D with
charger/battery as near to the door as possible. The charger shall be connected to the CN3
of EL1335D.

The EK9S keypad display should not more than 10 feet from the EL1335D and
connected to CN1, together with Entry Reader.

The Door Sensor (magnetic contact), the Exit Push Button and the Electric Door Lock are
connected to CN7. Note that the Electric Door Lock should be fitted with spark suppression
device, such as a diode (1N5402) or varistor. Most Electric Door Lock requires large amounts of
current to operate. Therefore, they should have separate wires going directly to the supply
terminals in the charger. Also ensure that the wires used are of adequate rating. If you are using
Fail-Secure type of lock, you should connect your lock between terminal 2 and 3 as shown on
the drawing. If you are using Fail-Safe type of lock, you should connect your lock

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between terminals 1 and 2. Note that the relay contacts are volt-free, so you need to bring in
power supply as shown in the diagram. Locks should be continuous operation, so that the
coil of the lock will not overheat when activated permanently.

2.3 Input /Output Points Installation

EL1335D provided with 4 sensor inputs and 2 auxiliary relay outputs. You may wire in any
sensor device which has a volt-free contact.
The auxiliary output is a change-over relay and the 3 volt-free contacts are available at a
screw connector.

2.4 EL1335D Board Configuration

By default, EL1335D is configured to work in EL1300 mode, which means it behave exactly
like EL1300/EL1330 controller.

To activate EL1335D mode, please unshunt PIN2 of JP4. In EL1335D mode, all parameter
can be set by using [Link] software, thus eliminating the needs to enter programming mode.
Please refer to Chapter 7 for EL1335D mode operation. Other chapters of this document is
meant for EL1335D board working in EL1300 mode.

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2.5 EL1335D Mode Powering Up Procedures

Before switching on the system, ensure that all your wiring are correct. You must pay
particular attention to the Power Supply wires. Mistakes made may cause the PCB to be
damage when switched on.

The first operation you have to perform is “initialization”. During initialization, the memory of
EL1335D is cleared, and the Master Card number is keyed in. To perform this function, you
should press down key ‘1’ and ‘3’ on the EK9S keypad display and switch the Power Supply
ON. When you see the display show the word “ELID”, release the key. Do not release key ‘1’
and ‘3’ until you see the display ELID.

After you release the key, the display will show:

PIN

If you do not get the above display, you have failed to initialize EL1335D. You should check
whether you have made mistakes, then switch off the Power Supply and repeat the above
procedure until you get the display “PIN”. Now key in the default code 123456 and the
display will change to:

MAST

MAST means Master card setting. This card is used in future for entering into programming
mode. Take out the Proximity Card that comes with the equipment, so that you can set this
to be the Master card. You will see 2 pieces of paper packed together with the card.
One piece of paper will show the Free Wiegand card number. The following is an example
of what is printed on the paper:-
Elid Free Wiegand Card
Card : 117284
Pin 1: 4978
Pin 2: 0213
The other piece of paper will give the 26-bit Wiegand number. The following is an example
of what on the paper:-
Elid Wiegand Card
Card : 051748
Pin 1: 9274
Pin 2: 9846
Note that EL1335D default setting is 26-bit Wiegand. Key in the 26-bit Master Card identification

number, which in the above example is 051748. As you key in each digit, a dash will appear on

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the display. At the end of the 6th digit, the display will change to the following:

CT. 2

“CT” stands for Card Type, and the available settings are as follows:-

Code Meaning Details

0 Reserved

1 Reserved

2 Wiegand 26 format -

3 Wiegand HID -
format

4 Wiegand Free For this format, you need to set offset, number of
Format bits & Max bits:

Co.<00> Set offset bit

CL.<00> Set No. of bit as card No./Card Size
ML.<00> Max No. of bit to take/length of card
number for reading

You can select modes 1-4. For example, if you wish to select Wiegand Free Mode, press
4 followed by <#>
Below are limits of bit settings for Card Type 4

Limits Symbol No. of Bits

Max no. of bits to make up a card number ML 40 (000000~999999)

Max bits to be taken for reading a card

CL 20
number

Max offset bits to read a card number Co 20

The display will now show

PT. 0

PT stands for PIN TYPE and there are two possible settings as follows:-

Display What to do

PT.<N> Key in the code according to your application

0 = To use preset PIN
1 = To use user-programmable PIN

Pre-set PIN is obtained by a simple propriety encryption algorithm and the PIN value is
shown as PIN2 on cards supplied by Elid. If you are an authorized distributor of Elid, you
can obtain the PIN generation program from Elid.

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If you wish to use a more secure PIN, then you can opt to use your own PIN, by
selecting option ‘1’. The default mode is ‘0’, so if you wish to select this mode, just press
<#> key. Otherwise, press <1#> to select User-programmable pin.

This is all there is to initial set up. The display will show, DB-1 and after a few seconds,
the time will be displayed and dot in the middle of the display will start to blink.

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CHAPTER 3

3. PROGRAMMING MODE

3.1 The Operation of Keypad (EK9S Keypad Display)

The EK9S keypad display functions are as follows:-

There are 12 keys on the keypad. These keys can be divided into the following categories:-

2 Special function keys <*> and <#>

10 Numeric Keys / Command Keys <0> to <9>

The 2 function keys are used in the following way:-

The <#> key functions as the <ENTER> key, allowing data to be accepted. The <*>
or <ESC> key functions in the opposite way, allowing you to cancel the command or
data and exit to the previous command.
The 10 numeric keys are used for entering numeric data. They are also used as
command keys in programming mode. To activate any one of the commands, you
just press the key with the command labeled on it. For example, you can press key
‘1’ for setting the DATE/TIME command or you can press key ‘7’ for entering the
ADD CARD command.

3.2 Commands

There are 2 groups of commands:-

Shift Commands (mostly set-up commands)

SHIFT 0 Diagnostic Test

SHIFT 1 Print
SHIFT 2 Unit Number / Baud Rate / LAN Properties
SHIFT 3 Door Contact Type / Lock Release Time / Keypad buzzer Alarm
SHIFT 4 Set Output Type / Set Sensor Type/ Set Anti Pass Back
SHIFT 5 Customer Code
SHIFT 6 Pin Only Mode (3 sets)
SHIFT 7 ADD Cards by Keys
SHIFT 8 Remove Cards by Keys
SHIFT 9 Setting Special Card Range

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Normal Programming Commands (operational commands)

1 DATE/TIME Set date and time / Daylight Saving Time

2 TIMER Set interval of 12 timers
3 CATEGORY Set access time zone category
4 DOOR Set door parameter (Permanent Lock Release / PIN Mode / No
Entry Mode)
5 TIME ZONE Set time zone for Auto Lock Release / Pin Disable / GP Output
6 HOLIDAY Set holiday dates
7 ADD CARD Add card by reader
8 REMOVE CARD Delete card by reader
9 CLEAR MEMORY Clear memory

In the following sections, the various commands and their operation will be explained
in details.

To enter into the programming mode, you should wave the Master Card you have set
in section 2.4. The display will show:
PIN
You should key in the 4 digit PIN code as given on the slip of paper packed together with
the Master Card. In the example given in Section 2.4, you should key in pin 2 <0213#>.
The display will now show:
ELID
This indicates that you have entered the programming mode. You can now key in any of
the program commands listed above.

Note that the unit will only respond to the Master Card after it has been properly initialized
by the “Powering Up Procedure” described in Section 2.4 above.

Note also that if you press the <*> key, EL1335D will go back to the normal operation
mode where the display will show the time in hours and minutes.

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CHAPTER 4

4. SHIFT COMMANDS

Shift key commands are commands that require the use of the “SHIFT” key (key ‘0’). These
commands are normally set by Technical Personnel during setting up of the system (except
<shift 7> and <shift 8>). You should not alter them during normal operation.

If you are programming EL1335D for the first time, you should perform all the shift
commands first before programming the user commands described in Chapter 5.

From the main menu which displays “ELID”, press the “SHIFT” key, the following display
will appear:
SHFT
You may now key in any of the keys ‘0’ – ‘7’ depending on what command you wish
to execute:-

SHIFT 0 Diagnostic Test

SHIFT 1 Print
SHIFT 2 Unit Number / Baud Rate / LAN Properties
SHIFT 3 Door Contact Type / Lock Release Time / Keypad buzzer Alarm
SHIFT 4 Set Output Type / Set Anti Pass Back
SHIFT 5 Customer Code
SHIFT 6 Pin Only Mode (3 sets)
SHIFT 7 ADD Cards by Keys
SHIFT 8 Remove Cards by Keys
SHIFT 9 Setting Special Card Range

All these commands are explained in this section, except diagnostic test commands (SHIFT
0) which are described in Chapter 6.

4.1 Print Transaction Report (SHIFT-1)

This command allows you to print a report of all transactions stored in the EL1335D buffer.
Before you exclude this command, you must connect the RS485 / Multidrop output to a PC.
The PC should run a terminal program such as HyperTerminal or Bray. The procedure for
setting up PC link is described in a separate article available at Elid web site.

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On activating this command, the following display will appear:

PR 0
There are 2 types of reports that can be printed.
0 = Transaction report
1 = Card holder database report
If you wish to print transaction report, key in <0#>. If you wish to print card database, key
in <1#>.

The transactions are printed in the following format:

** ELID EL1335D Ver 1.0.16 **

** ACCESS REPORT **
UNIT # : 01

04/03 13:42 023321 0

04/03 13:45 026241 0
04/03 13:45 051748 0
04/03 13:45 012700 0
04/03 3:45 024019 0
| | | |
Date Time Card No. Transaction Code

Card numbers are stored in 10 different pages. All number ending with the same digit will
be stored in the same page. Print out will be according to their page number.

4.2 Set Unit Number, Baud Rate & LAN Properties (SHIFT-2)

This command allows you to set the unit address of the EL1335D, baud rate of the
serial communication port and LAN properties if you are using LAN communication.

Up to 16 units of EL1335D can be wired to the same communication bus. The PC which links

these units must be able to specify which unit it wishes to communicate with. Thus, all the units
tied to the same bus must be set to have different addresses. This is done by this command.

The baud rate setting is the speed at which the communication line transmits and
receives signals. Obviously, for successful communication, all equipment in the bus
(EL1335D, Communicator such as EL70Y, and the PC communication port) must be set
to the same speed. Default speed is 2400 bauds.

If you are using TCP/IP module for communication, the LAN properties (IP address,
Subnet Mask and Default Gateway) can be set from this menu

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On entering into this command, the display will show:

Un01
Confirm the setting by pressing <#> key. Now, the display will show unit number setting.
Un01
The unit number should be set in the range 01 – 16. If you wish to set the address of a unit to
5, then you should key in <05#>.

The display will show the baud rate setting now:

br 0
The baud rate may set to 4 different values as follows:-
0 = 9600 bauds
1 = 4800 bauds
2 = 2400 bauds
3 = 19200 bauds

4 = 38400 bauds

5 = LAN

If you are select BR=5 the display will show the LAN properties setting:
IP
Press <#> to proceed and key in the IP address. For example, to set IP address
to [Link].
A000 -> A192 <#>
b000 -> b168 <#>
C000 -> C001 <#>
d000 -> d033 <#>
The display will now change to
Sub
Press <#> and then key in the Subnet Mask. Press <#> when finish, the display will switch to
Gw
Press <#> and key in your Gateway. After finish key in the gateway address, the display will

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show:
LA 1
“LA” stands for LAN Auto-reset. The default value is “1” which means LAN Auto-reset
function is enabled. This feature will reset/revive EL1335D LAN connection if there are
disturbance to the connection. If you want to disable this feature, press <0#>, else press <#>
to accept the setting.
Next will proceed for setting of security code, which is for data encryption of EL1335D in
TCP/IP communication (this feature is only available on firmware version [Link] and
above), the display will show:
LC
There are 4 sets of 3-digit number to be entered; each set of number must not exceed 255.
Please note that the security code must be matched to the security code that set in software
in order to allow both hardware and software communicates.

4.3 Set Door Contact Type & Lock Release Time (SHIFT-3)

There are 2 settings to be performed under this SHIFT Command. The first is the selection
of the type of door contact and the second the lock release time.

Door contact can be of two types, namely, door-close-contact-closed, and door-closed-

contact-open. The first type is more commonly used, and is therefore the default setting on
EL1335D.

The second command specifies how long the lock is to remain energized when it is
pulsed open. The default setting is 5 seconds.

With the display showing “SHFT”, press key <3>, and the display will show:

dc 0

Where the letter “d c” stand for “Door Contact”. The number ‘0’ means it is of the door-
close-contact-closed type. If you are indeed using this type of door contact, just key in <3>
to accept the value. If you are using the reverse type, you should key in <1#>, where the
number ‘1’ stands for the door-close-contact-open type. The display will now show:

Lr05

The letters “L r” stand for “Lock Release Time” and default setting is 5 seconds. If you are
satisfied with this value, press key <#> to accept. If you wish to change the value to say
10 seconds, you should key in <10#>. The maximum value you can use is ‘99#’.

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The display will now show:

dA 0

Where the letter “d A” stand for “Door Alarm”. This setting is to enable and disable
keypad buzzer as door left/force alarm. If you key in <1#>, this setting will be enabled
and keypad buzzer will beep if the door is left open or force to open. The purpose of this
feature is to implement door force/left alarm without needing to add external buzzer.
(NOTE: This features can only be activate provided that ‘o t’ setting is set to 2. Please refer
to SHIFT-4 Setting).
Press <0#> to disable this feature. The screen will revert back to “SHIFT” mode.

4.4 Auxiliary Output Point & Sensor Type Setting (SHIFT-4)

EL1335D has two output points, output 2 is can be programmed as general purpose output
or Event Driven output while output 1 is an auxiliary output point which can be programmed
for 4 modes of operation as follows:-
0 = Sensor Alarm Output
1 = General Purpose Output (default setting)
2 = Door Force / Left Open Alarm
3 = Car Park Barrier Up via Exit (Out) Reader
4 = Event Driven Output

Output 2 can only accept mode 1 and 4.

As a Sensor Alarm Output, it operates when the sensor input is armed and an alarm occurs.

As a General Purpose Output, it can be programmed to be activated by timers or remotely

by a command from PC.
As a Door Open Alarm Output, it will be activated whenever the door protected by the
reader is forced open or left open.

As a car park exit barrier output, it will activated whenever there is valid exit transaction.

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If event driven output mode is selected, there will be 2 extra parameters to set.

Et S

Where the letter “Et” stand for “Event”. This setting is to define the event to activate the output.
The event is represented by event/transaction code as shown in table below.

Table 1: Transaction Code

oU 1

‘oU’ is to set the duration where output will remain ON after activated by event drive. If you
wish to activate the output for 10 seconds after certain event occur, you should key
in<10#>. The maximum value you can use is ‘99#’.

EL1335D also has four sensor input points; the sensor can detect 2 states which is Normal
or Alarm. The sensor can be programmed to 2 types depending on which type of sensor are
you using:
0 = Normally Closed sensor
1 = Normally Open sensor

With the display showing “SHFT”, press key <4> to enter into this command. The display
will show:

ot 1

This letters ‘o t’ stands for “Output Type”. The value ‘0’ which is the default setting means
that his point is programmed as a “General Purpose Output”. To change it to a door open
alarm output, key in <2#>, and to change to sensor alarm output, key in <0#>.

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The display will now change to:-

A1<0> (sensor type setting for Sensor 1)
A2<0> (sensor type setting for Sensor 2)
A3<0> (sensor type setting for Sensor 3)
A4<0> (sensor type setting for Sensor 4)
Once you have select the sensor type for every sensor (either NC or NO), the display
will change to.

AP 0

AP means Anti-Passback setting. Anti-passback is a facility which is frequently used in car

parks, where each card is allocated one car park lot. When a car is inside the car park, the
card holder cannot loan his card to another person to bring a second car in. To do this,
EL1335D must keep track of each card holder, to register whether the card holder is inside
the security area or outside the security area.
You can only use local anti-passback if an exit reader is installed. Local anti-passback
means there is only 1 door in the area for entry and exit and it is protected by one
EL1335D.
EL1335D can also be used in global anti-passback applications, where an area has
multiple entry and exit. In this case, you need to use software such as [Link] or EsofLAN
to send anti-passback information from one controller to another.
The default setting ‘’ is to disable anti-passback. To turn on anti-passback, you must set it to 1.

4.5 Set Customer Code (SHIFT-5)

This command is to set the 4-digit customer code of the proximity card you are using. If
the customer code is set to zero, then customer code is not checked.

You can only enter 2 digits at a time. Each set of 2 digits must be followed by <#> key. If
you key the number wrongly, you can re-key. Press <#> key only when you see the
correct numbers displayed.

The following shows an example of setting the customer code to 0025.

C1<00> First 2 digits of the customer code. -> Press <00 #>
C2<00> Last 2 digits of the customer code,. -> Press <25 #>

4.6 Set Code Entry (SHIFT-6)

These codes are used for PIN-ONLY mode. In this mode, no card is required and user can just
key in a 4-digit code to gain entry. We suggest that this mode be only used for emergency or by a
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also assign a Category. The concept of Category is explained earlier in Section 1.6. Below
is an example of entering Code set #1 with a value of 3456 under Category 2.

Pn<0> Enter any PIN record between 1 and 3 -> Press <1#>
1P<00> First 2 digits -> Press <34#>
2P<00> Next 2 digits -> Press <56#>
3P<0> Access time category between 1 and 9 -> Press <2#>

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CHAPTER 5

5 USER COMMANDS

5.1 Set Date / Time and Daylight Saving Time <Key 1>

This command is activated by pressing key <1> (DATE / TIME) in the programming mode (see
Chapter 3). It sets the internal calendar clock of EL1335D. The calendar clock must be set to the
correct date, time and day of week before the time related operation can function correctly.
t1 -> Year field
t2 -> Month field
t3 -> Day field
t4 -> Hour field
t5 -> Minute field
t6 -> Day of the week field

When entering to this command, the display will show:

t108

If you do not wish to change the value shown on the display, just press <#> key.

If you decide to alter the year value, just enter the new value followed by <#> key. For
example, to set the year to 2009, you should key in <08>. If you make a mistake in entering
the value, you can either key in <ESC> and start again, or you can re-key in the correct
value, which will override the old values previously keyed in. When you get the correct value
displayed, key in <#> to accept the value.

After you have set the year field, the display will show:

t208

Now enter the month value followed by the <#> key. For example, the month of June should
be entered as ‘06’ and October as ‘10’ etc.

After you have set the month field, the display will show:

t301

Now enter the day value followed by the <#> key.

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The display will now show:

t400

For example, if you intend to set the time to 8:00 in the morning, the hour value is 08. Hence
key in <08#>. You must not key in <8#>. If you make a mistake in entering value, do not
press <#> key. Just key again until the correct value is shown on the display, then press
<#>. The display will proceed to t5, which is the minute field.
This is a 24-hour clock so that all afternoon hours should be added with 12. (eg. 5 p.m.
is entered as 17 hours).
If you enter an illegal value outside the range 00 – 23 (eg. 48), the value will not be
accepted and the display will remain at t4 and not proceed to t5.

After you have set hour field, the display will show:

t500

Now enter the minute value followed by the <#> key.

The display will then show:

t61

The day of the week should be entered as follows:-

Sunday =0
Monday =1
Tuesday =2
Wednesday =3
Thursday =4
Friday =5
Saturday =6

When this field is set and the <#> key is pressed, the set DATE / TIME command is
complete and the display jumps to:

DSt

Which stands for “Daylight Saving Time”. If you intend to skip DST setting, press
<*>.Daylight Saving Time consists 2 sets of date and time. The first set resembles start
date/time and the second set is the end date/time.
S1 -> DST start Month field
S2 -> DST start Day field

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S3 -> DST start Hour field

S4 -> DST start Minute field
E5 -> DST end Month field
E6 -> DST end Day field
E7 -> DST end Hour field
E8 -> DST end Minute field

When the current time matched the start time of DST, the current time will increase by 1
hour. Also, when current time matched the end time of DST, the current time will decrease
by 1 hour. For example, to program DST to start at 1 March 02:00 and end at 1 June 03:00,
follow these steps:

Press <#> to enter DST setting. The display will show as follow:

S1 00

Enter the DST start month “03” and followed by <#>.

S2 00

Enter the DST start day “01” followed by <#>.

S3 00

Enter the DST start hour “02” followed by <#>.

S4 00

Enter the DST start minute “00” followed by <#>

E5 00

Enter DST end month “06” followed by <#>.

E6 00

Enter DST end day “01” followed by <#>.

E7 00

Enter DST end hour “03” followed by <#>.

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E8 00

Enter DST end minute “00” followed by <#>. The display will revert to

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5.2 Set Timers <Key 2>

The timers define the time restriction to be used in the Category Time Zone, Automatic Lock

Release Time Zone, and Automatic PIN Mode Disable Time Zone for each day of the week.

A total of 24 programmable timers are available. Timer 1 is a NO ACCESS timer, that is, no
access will be granted when timer 0 is selected. Each timer has two sets of start time and
end time.

You should first of all consider the working hours of your establishment and draw up a
table such as that shown below, which is the same table explained in Section 1.6.

Timer # Start Time 1 End Time 1 Start Time 2 End Time 2

1 (Predefined) 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00
2 (Predefined) 00:00 23:59 00:00 00:0
3 08:30 12:30 13:30 17:30
4 07:00 19:00 00:00 00:00
5 07:00 13:00 00:00 00:00
6 07:00 08:00 18:00 19:00
… … … … …
… … … … …
24 13:00 18:00 00:00 00:00

The following display is shown when you press the TIMER key (i.e. Key 2)

tr__

You have to enter the timer number. The valid timer number is between 01 and 24.
For example, to program in Timer 3 to start at 08:30 and end at 12:30 for the first
segment, according to the above table, you should key in ‘0 3 #’

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The following display will show:

S100

Enter in the start hour ‘0 8’ followed by the <#> key. The display will now proceed to the
minute field S2 as follows:

S200

Enter in the minute value of the start time. That is ‘3 0’ followed by the <#> key.
Now you will be prompted to set the end time of the timer with the following display:

E100

Key in ‘1 2 #’ and the display will show the minute field as follows:

E200

Key in ‘3 0 #’ and display will show the second segment of timer 01 as follows:

S300

Enter in the start hour of the second segment, ‘1 3’ followed by the <#> key. The display
will now proceed to the minute field S4 as follows:

S400

Now, you will be prompted to set the end time of the second segment of the timer with
the following display:

E300

Key in ‘1 7 #’ and the display will show the minute field as follows:

E400

Key in ‘3 0 #’ which is the last value of the timer to be keyed in. The display will show:

tr _

Now, you may enter the timer number for the next timer to be set or you may press the <ESC>
key to exit from set TIMER command.
Repeat until all timers are set.

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5.3 Set Category <Key 3>

This command assigns the timers (defined in Set TIMER command) for each day of the
week to each category of staff. There are a total of 8 programmable categories; Category 2
is pre-programmed to permit entry at all times.

You should consider your staff structure and working hours and then draw up a table such
as the one shown in Section 1.6, which is reproduced below:-
Timer For

Category SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT HOL

1 Predefined as ‘No Entry’ at all times
2 Predefined as entry permitted at al times
3 1 4 5 4 4 4 5 1
4 1 3 3 3 3 3 1 1
5 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 1

Note that category 2 is a pre-programmed category which offers FREE ACCESS. Any
card holder assigned with this category will have access at all time. On entering this
command, the following display appears:

CA _

Enter the desired category number at the prompt. The valid category number is between 1 and
8. For example, let us program category 3 as above table. Key in ‘3’ followed by <#>

key. After the category number has been entered, the display will show:

SU00

Enter the timer number to be assigned to Sunday that is ‘01’, implying that no entry is
allowed. Press <#> key to go to the next field. Note that if the timer number shown on the
display is the desired value you can just press <#> key to accept it, and there is no need to
key in the timer again.

After setting the timer for Sunday, the next display for Monday:

MO01

Key in ‘0 1’ followed <#> to set the Monday timer.

Now the Tuesday setting will come up. Key in ‘0 1 #’.
Similarly, repeat for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and lastly holiday.

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After you have finished setting the category, the display will show:

CA _

You can now proceed to set Category 2 Timers.

Repeat until you have set all the categories you need.
Note that you can abort the operation at any time by pressing the <ESC> or ‘*’ key.

5.4 Door Command <Key 4>

The door command key allows 3 parameters to be set. These are:-

Permanent Lock Release Enable/Disable
PIN Mode Enable/Disable
No Entry Mode Enable/Disable
Permanent Lock Release, when enabled will cause the lock to be activated all the
time, meaning that the door is permanently unlocked, until the command is reversed.

PIN Mode, when enabled, will require a person to key in his unique 4-digit PIN number in
addition to waving the card. Therefore, it has a higher security. When this mode is
disabled, PIN is not necessary to gain entry.

When the “NO ENTRY” mode is activated, all cards are temporarily barred from entering.
When the mode is disabled, normal operation resumes.

To enter into the door command, press the key marked ‘DOOR’ or ‘4’, and the display
will show:

Od 0

The first 2 characters means ‘OPEN DOOR’. The last digit shows the status of the
parameter. ‘0’ means disabled and ‘1’ means enabled. The default state is ‘0’. To change
the setting to 1 (enable), simply key in ‘1 #’.

The next parameter setting will now be displayed:

Pn 0

The first 2 characters mean ‘PIN’, and the last character is the status. To enable the PIN
facility, key in ‘1 #’

Now the display will show the following:

nE 0

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The first 2 characters mean “NO ENTRY”, and the last character is the status. To enable
this mode, ke in ‘1 #’’. To disable, key in ‘0 #’.

The display now returns to the programming screen.

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5.5 Miscellaneous Time Zone Command <Key 5>

There are 3 time zones which can be set in this command:-

Automatic Lock Release Time Zone

PIN Disable Time Zone
General Purpose (GP) Output Time Zone (for both output 1 and output 2)

Automatic Lock Release Time Zone allows you to set the time at which the door will automatically
unlock. The time zone is set in exactly the same way as “CATEGORY” is set, meaning that you
can choose a specific timer for each day of the week, as well as for holidays.

PIN Disable Time Zone allows you turn off the PIN mode operation automatically using timers.

GP Output Time Zone allows you to use the timers to automatically activate the
General Purpose Output.

Activate the “TIME ZONE” command by pressing the key marked with this label or ‘5’.
The display will display the letters:

AL r

Meaning Automatic Lock Release for about 3 seconds and then show the first of the time
zone setting below:

SU00

‘SU’ stands for ‘Sunday’ and you are required to enter in the timer that you want to use to
control the operation of unblocking the door for Sunday. For example, if you do not want
the door to be unlocked on Sunday, use ‘0 0 #’. The display will now show the following:

MO00

If the timer 03 is to be used to automatically open the door during office hours, you should
key in ‘0 3 #’ and the display will show the timer for Tuesday. Continue until you have
programmed for all the days of the week, and for holidays.

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Note that this series of setting procedure is identical to that of setting category described in
Section 3.5. When you have completed all the settings, the display will show:

P_tZ

Which means “PIN mode Time Zone”. You are now required to enter the timers for Sunday,
Monday……Holiday just as before. As explained above, this allows you to automatically
change the setting of EL1335D to operate in Card + PIN mode (timers=off) or Card mode
(timer=on). In a former case, the user has to wave the card, then key in a 4 digit PIN code.
In latter case, he only needs to wave his card.

On completing the above setting the display will show the next command, which is GP Output
Time Zone Setting for Output 1 or for Output 2. This parameter is only allowed to be set when the
output is set to general purpose output, if the Output 1 is not set to GP output, the display will
direct show command which to set GP Output Time Zone Setting for Output 2.

Assuming that the output 1 is set to GP output, the display below will appear for 3 seconds:

gpt1

This means “GP Time Zone Output 1”. As before you should key in the timers for each day
of the week, including holidays. After set the time zone for GP output 1, the display will then
change to set GP output 2. When the timers you set is activate, it will automatically turn on
the General Purpose Output Point.

5.6 Holiday Command <Key 6>

When a particular day is declared as a holiday, then the time zones and category will
automatically use the timers assigned for holidays for that day. For example if Dec 25 is
a Wednesday, and is declared as a holiday, then when Dec 25 arrives, EL1335D will not
use Wednesday for processing the time zones and time categories, it will use the Holiday
timer settings.

EL1335D caters for a total of 20 holidays. To enter into this command, press the key ‘6’.
The display will show:

0100

The first 2 digits show the holiday number, in this case, holiday ‘# 1’. The second 2 digits
show the month value. For example, if you wish to enter in May 1st as a holiday you should
key in ‘0 5’. The screen will now show:
0105

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Press the <#> key, and the next field is shown:

0200

You are now expected to enter in the day value, which in this case will be ‘0 1’. The screen
will now show:

0300

If the next holiday you wish to enter in is Dec 25, you should key in ‘1 2 #’ followed by ‘2 5
#’ Repeat the above procedure until the holiday dates for the year is entered in.

5.7 Add Card (SHIFT-7)

When this command is activated, cards may be added into the card holder database.
The following display will be shown:

CA _

The desired category value as programmed previously using the Set CATEGORY command
(see section 5.3) should be entered. The value can be from 1 to 9. For example, if Free
Access is required, that is Category 2 key in ‘2’ followed by <#> key. When the <#> key is
pressed, the following display appears:

1A12 -> 1st two digits of the card number

Enter the first two digits of the card number then press the <3> key. For example, if the card
to be programmed in is 123456, then you should key in ‘1 2’ followed by <#>. The following
display will show:

2A34 -> 2nd two digits of the card number

Enter the 3rd and 4th digit of the card number then press <#> key. For the card 123456, key
in ‘3 4’ followed by <#>.
The screen as follows will appear:

3A56 -> last two digits of the card number

Now enter the last two digits of the card number followed by the <#> key. For the card 123456,

you should key in ‘56’ followed by <#>. Then you will be prompted with the following screen:

4A12 -> number of cards to be added in sequence

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You may specify the number of cards to be added in sequence at the prompt. For example,
if you wish to program cards 123456 to 123467, that is, 12 consecutive cards, all of category
2, just key in ‘1 2’ followed by <#>. EL1335D can store up to 2000 cards. When the memory
is full, the display will give the message “FULL”.

The display will now increment rapidly, showing the last two digit of the cards as they
are installed.

NOTE: If you have chosen Programmable PIN, the screen will instead show:-

1P00

You should now key in the first 2 digits of the PIN number you want to assign to the
card. For example, if the PIN assigned is 3589, you should key in <35#> and
display will then show,

2P00

Key in the next 2 digits, that is <89#>

The display will now increment rapidly, showing the last two digit of the cards as
they installed.
If you have specified, say 12 consecutive cards, then all 12 cards will be set to
have PIN code of 3589.

You can continue to install more cards, or escape by pressing <*>.

5.8 Remove Card (SHIFT-8)

This command removes existing cards from the card holder database. On activating
this command, the following screen appears:

1r00 -> 1st two digits of card number

Enter the first two digits of the card number then press the <#> key. For example, to delete
the card 000001, key in <00#>.
The following display will appear:

2r00 -> 2nd two digits of card number

Enter the 3rd and 4th digit of the card number then press the <#> key. In this example, key

in <00#>.

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The screen as follows will appear:

3r01 -> last two digits of card number

Now, enter the last two digits of the card number followed by the <#> key. In this example,
key in <01#>. Then you will be prompted with the following screen:

4r10 -> number of cards to be removed in sequence

You may specify the number of cards to be removed in sequence at the prompt. For
example, if 10 cards from 000001 to 000010 are to be removed, you should key in <10>
followed by <3> key.
The card numbers from 000001 to 000010 are removed from the card holder database.
The display will show the last two digits of cards which are deleted.

5.9 Add Card Via Reader <Key 7>

This command is similar to <Shift 7> explained in 5.7. However, instead of keying in card

numbers, you can just ‘wave’ the card at the reader, and that card will be read and installed.

The display is as follows:

CA -

Key in the category, for example, <2#> and the display will now show

INST

Present the card to be installed. It will be read and the display will show ‘PASS’ if it is
accepted and ‘ERR” if there are errors. Errors could be because this card is already in the
database. You can present additional cards one after another. Press <ESC> to exit.

NOTE: If you have selected Programmable PIN, the screen will show,

1P00

You should key in the first 2 digits of PIN code. For example, if the PIN you wish to assign to

the card just read is 6597, then you should key in <65#>. The screen will then show,

2P00

You should key in the next 2 PIN digits, that is <97#>.

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The screen will show,

PASS

And after that, you will be taken back to the screen

INST

To escape, press <*>

5.10 Delete Card Via Reader <Key 8>

This command is similar to <Shift 8> explained in 5.8. However, instead of keying in card

numbers, you can just ‘wave’ the card at the reader, and that card will be read and deleted.

The display will now show

DELC

Present the card to be deleted. It will be read and the display will show ‘PASS’ if it is accepted

and ‘ERR’ if there are errors. Errors could be because this card is not in the database.

5.11 Reset Database <Key 9>

This command allows you to erase all card database and transaction database. On entry,
the following screen will be displayed:-

rESt

rESt means reset. If you wish to reset the card and transaction database in memory,
press <#>.

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CHAPTER 6

6. DIAGNOSTIC-TEST COMMAND

This section explains self tests available in the EL1335D unit for diagnostic purposes.

To enter Self-Test commands, first go to programming mode, and then press <SHIFT 0>.
Note that <0> key also acts as <Shift> key, hence <Shift 0> means pressing the <0> twice.

The display will show:-

TEST

You can now press keys 1 to 7 for programming different diagnostic tests as listed in the
table below:

Key Test Function

Key 1 Test Inputs
Key 2 Test Outputs
Key 3 Serial Port Echo Test
Key 4 Test Keypad and Display
Key 5 Test Reader
Key 6 Test Memory
Table 2: Diagnostic Tests

6.1 Input Test <Test 1>

With the display showing TEST, press key<1> to enter Input test. The display will show
the status of various inputs in HEX presentation.

You need to connect the HEX number to binary first and check the binary values against
the following table:-

TAMP ACF DS PB CS EL1300 R R

1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

TAMP Tamper switch (normally 1, 0 when tampered.)

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ACF AC fail (normally 1, 0 when AC fail.)

DS Door Sensor (normally 0; 1 when activated.)
PB Push Button (normally 0; 1 when activated.)
CS JP4 Cold Start jumper (normally 0, 1 when shunted)
EL1300 JP4 EL1335D mode jumper (normally 0, 1 when shunted)

6.2 Output Test <Test 2>

The display will show:-

OUTP

You can press different keys to activate different output points as

follows:-1 = To active door latch
2 = To turn on the Sounder output
3 = To turn on GP output 2
4 = To turn on the LED light for Reader.
* = To turn OFF the outputs

6.3 Serial Port Test <Test 3>

First, you need to connect RS485 or Multidrop output from EL1335D to a PC through a

communicator. Details are given in a separate article available on Elid support web site.

Run a terminal program such as HyperTerminal or Bray’s Terminal. Set terminal parameters
as follows:-
Baudrate = 9600, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit
On EL1335D, execute Test 3, and the 7-segment screen will go blank.
Now type any nuber on the PC terminal, and the character will be echoed on 7-segment
screen on EK9S keypad display. Similarly, if you press any key on EL1335D, that key will be
echoed on the PC screen.
Press <*> key to escape.

6.4 Keypad and 7-Segment Display Test <Test 4>

The display will goes blank once you enter to test keypad mode.
Press any key on the keypad, the value will be echoed back to the 7’segment display.
Press<*> key to exit.

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6.5 Reader Test <Test 5>

The display will show

RDR

Now present a proximity card to the reader that connected to EL1335D, and the display will
show the first 4 digits of the card ID number. For example, if the card has the number
051687, the screen will show 0516.

0516

Press <#> key, and the last 2 digits of the card number will be displayed

87

Press <#> key to return back to RDR screen to read other cards.
Press <*> key to escape.

6.6 Memory Test <Test 6>

On entering this test, the screen will show,

RAM

Press <#> key and memory will be checked. If memory chip #1 is bad, it will show,

BAD1

If memory chip #2 is bad, it will show,

BAD2

If both memory chips are good, it will show,

GOOD

Press <*> to exit

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CHAPTER 7

7. EL1335D Mode

This section describe on EL1335D mode. The advantage of this mode is that it does not
involved programming at the hardware side. All the parameters can be set from [Link]
software.

7.1 EL1335D Mode Powering Up Procedures

Before switching on the system, ensure that all your wiring are correct. You must pay
particular attention to the Power Supply wires. Mistakes made may cause the PCB to be
damage when switched on.

The first operation you have to perform is “initialization”. During initialization, the memory of
EL1335D is cleared.

Shunt PIN 1 of JP4, and switch the power ON. Wait till “LOCK”, “RELAY 1” and “RELAY 2”
LEDs turn ON. If EK9S is connected, it will show “ELID”. While remain power ON, remove
PIN 1 of JP4. The LEDs will turn off and initialization has been completed.

Please make sure PIN2 of JP4 is not shunted after initialization to ensure EL1335D board is
working under EL1335D mode.

Right after cold start, the baud rate is defaulted to 9600. From software, you can use this
baud rate setting to communicate and take control of the board.

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7.2 EL1335D Unit Number Setting

Once in EL1335D mode, SW2 DIP switch will take control of the unit number setting.
Unit number is set based on the table below.

For Table 3: Unit Number Setting

example, if you want to set the controller as unit #13, the SW2 DIP switch need to
be set as follows:

SW2

7.3 EL1335D Programming Mode

In EL1335D mode, user can take full control from software including master card
setting, cold start, reset and so on. However, it still provide the options for user to
enter the programming through EK9S keypad if user wish to do so.

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