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Access Control Design Guide
A Appendix A Maintenance and Test
Procedures
General Procedures
The only item that requires regular testing and maintenance is the 7AH backup battery (not available for
RAK3). It is recommended that the battery in each unit is tested at least once a year by disconnecting its
external power supply and checking that the unit continues to operate normally for the period of time
specified in the Service Contract.
This equipment is to be installed indoors only (except readers that specify otherwise). Impaired operation
will result if the equipment is subject to excessive humidity or temperature, or in the event of prolonged
power loss.
LED Operation
This section explains the meaning of each LED on the M2150 boards, which may be useful when testing
system operation or during fault-finding.
LEDs on the 2DBC
LED2/1 (RDR 1/2) – Illuminated when the reader is connected properly.
LED3 (DC COMMS) – Illuminated when an external door or alarms controller is connected.
LED 6 (CLB) – Flashes to indicate HOST COMMS B (COM B) port usage. 2 flashes = port in use; 5
flashes = port not used (RS232, NIC1 or NIC2 port set to Bidirectional Comms port usage).
LED 7 (CLA) – Flashes to indicate HOST COMMS A (COM A) port usage. 1 flash = port in use; 5 flashes =
port not used (RS232, NIC1 or NIC2 port set to Normal Comms port usage).
LED8/5/4 (RS232/NIC1/NIC2) – Indicates the Port Usage configuration setting for COM ports C, D and E
(as described in the 2DBC Installation Instructions). 1 flash = Normal Comms (indicates primary port when
two NIC4s fitted); 2 flashes = Bidirectional Comms; 3 flashes = Fall-Back Comms; 4 flashes = Serial
Device; 5 flashes = port off (another port has been set to the same setting); 6 flashes = Secondary port
when two NIC4s fitted.
LED9 (OK) – When the 2DBC is functioning correctly, this should flash once per second.
LED10 (3V) – Illuminated when the on-board 3Vdc supply is operating.
LED11 (5V) – Illuminated when the on-board 5Vdc supply is operating.
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