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Lenel Command KeypadLNL-CK

Hardware and Software Configuration

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Lenel Command KeypadLNL-CK

Hardware Configuration

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Lenel Command Keypad

LNL-CK integrates 32 character LCD display, 16 position keypad and reader port

Uses include arm/disarm alarm mask groups, execute local I/O functions, extended held open, cipher entry

Displays time, commands, timer (for extended held open)

Works with all three access panels Software configuration covered in CR3000

course


LNL-CK Installation

Three installation methods Stand alone RS-485 addressable device

No door hardware connections Wired directly off access panel

Alternate RS-485 addressable device Must be used in conjunction with a primary reader interface

module (LNL-1300 or LNL-1320) Reader device

Connected to the reader port of the LNL-1320 reader interface module

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Command Keypad (LNL-CK) LNL-CK may be set as an

alternate reader to the primary door reader for visual text message display

No Door Hardware

Address 0-31

Address 2

Stand Alone

Alternate RS-485 DeviceLNL-CK Uses door hardware from RIM

Address 1

Reader Port 1

Reader Device

LNL-CK Uses door hardware from RIM

Address 1


Stand Alone Device

Stand alone mode used to emulate an intrusion detection keypad Allows user commands to

be entered after a valid access grant

One ISC address will be required when using this mode

Stand Alone Configuration

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Alternate Reader Device

Allows full control of door hardware using the primary/alternate reader configuration The primary reader used

to make door hardware connections

The LNL-CK alternate reader used to enter PIN and/or user commands

Two ISC addresses will be required when using this mode

Alternate Reader Device Config.



Reader Device

Allows connection directly to the reader port of the LNL-1320

No ISC address required for the LNL-CK when using this mode One ISC address required

for the LNL-1320 only The Series 1 LNL-1300

cannot be used to communicate to the LNL-CK

Reader Device Configuration


Replace with Type of reader


Wiring the LNL-CK to LNL-1320 Series 1 RS-485 communication sends data through LED and BZR lines

and receives through D1/D0 Pin 5 Green to DO/DAT Pin 6 White to D1/CLK Pin 7 Brown to LED Pin 8 Orange to BZR

LNL-CK configured as Reader Device Wiring the LNL-CK to LNL-1320 Series 2*

Direct bidirectional RS-485 communication through the reader port

Pin 3 Blue to D1/CLK Pin 4 Gray to DO/DAT

LNL-CK configured as RS-485 device 9600 baud Address 0 (zero)

Note: The communication between the LNL-1320 and the LNL-CK has changed in the LNL-1320 Series 2 with the RS-485 reader port support

LNL-CK Wiring


DIP switch 1 controls device RS-485 termination DIP switch 2 will force the keypad to use default

setup values RS-485 device Address 31

DIP switch 3 controls setup access lockout DIP switch 4 not used

Firmware may be downloaded only when LNL-CK is set as an addressable device

Firmware cannot be downloaded through the LNL-1320*

* Note: Recommended that the firmware be pre-downloaded ahead of time if setting the LNL-CK as a reader device

LNL-CK


Using the LNL-CK

The device operates similar to a standard keypad The key is equivalent to the * key The Command key is equivalent to the # key


Command Keypad

LCD display will display text information Line 1

Locked, Unlocked, Ready, Denied, Access granted, Enter PIN, Next badge, Not authorized, Invalid data, Timed door open

Line 2 Current time, *’s on PIN entry, Number of minutes/seconds left until

door held alarm occurs

LNL-CK can also display the extended held time available: 14:32 to alarm = Held alarm in 14 minutes and 32

seconds.


LNL-CK Status

The LNL-CK status may be displayed by pressing the inner two buttons on top row simultaneously Unit S/N Firmware revision Board revision Operating mode DIP Switch positions

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Alarm Mask Groups


Alarm Mask Groups

Allows you to mask or unmask multiple alarm inputs and readers simultaneously

Uses Device – Event assignments to determine masking Each assignment can be assigned to only one

masking group Local IO function can be linked to the

masking/unmasking of the group Can be used to show indication by activating device

output upon unmasking

System Administration//Access Control/Groups/Alarm Mask Groups


Alarm Mask Groups Cont.


Alarm Mask Groups Cont.

Alarm Masking Groups can be masked or unmasked Manually through Alarm Monitoring System Status

Tree Using Local IO Function

Alarm Group Mask/Unmask Absolute or Incremental

Using Global IO Mask/Unmask an Alarm Mask Group

Absolute – Mask or Unmask Only Execute Function List

Setup to call Mask/Unmask Local IO Function

System Administration//Access Control/Groups/Alarm Mask Groups


Using Mask Counts

Allows configuration of how I/O will mask and unmask an Alarm Masking Group A mask count of 0 = Unmasked A mask count of 1 or higher = Masked

Masking methods Absolute

Sets mask count to 1 on set true Sets mask count to 0 on set false

Incremental Increments mask count by 1 on set true Decrements mask count by 1 on set false

NOTE: Incremental is useful for using valid access grants into rooms or areas. Anti-Passback Area Function List


Alarm Mask Group using Local I/OSetup a function list to test and set the mask count for the Alarm Masking GroupLink that function list to Access Granted at Entry and Exit Readers


Masking Groups using Command Programming

Setup a function list to test and set the mask count for the Alarm Masking GroupAssign the function list to a command pair under command programming

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Command Programming


Command Programming

Enable Command Programming at a particular reader Access level must be enabled for Command Authority

and level must be assigned to cardholder’s badge Function may be assigned to key command

pair Command range 4-15

Even number sets function true, e.g. *4# Odd number sets function false, e.g. *5#

System Administration//Access Control/Readers/ReaderSystem Administration//Access Control/Readers/Command Programming


Command Programming Cont.

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Command Programming

Instant Commands


May be entered at any keypad reader Allow User Commands must be enabled at the Reader

Non-paired commands used to execute local I/O function lists

Function 16-22 Example - * 17 #

Command sequence entered into keypad readers Does not first require an access grant transaction Useful for Local I/O functions that can be executed by anyone at

anytime Commands may be entered when reader is in Locked or

Unlocked mode

Instant Commands


Instant Commands Cont.

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LNL-CK

Unknown User Command Event



An Unknown User Command event will be generated and logged containing keypad user command data unrecognized by the system

Note: Default Unknown User Command alarm definition is set to not display or print

May be used to Track and report keypad entry

Erroneous entry Intentional

Creating custom command sequences Custom alarm definitions and Global I/O linkages may be created containing

the invalid command strings Uses event text library

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Command Programming

User Commands


Non-Segmented system

Segmented system

User Commands


User Commands Cont.

Configuration of the Extended Held Command Configuration of the Intrusion Command


Extended Held Command

Allows held open time to be extended for a specific reader by a validated cardholder Examples:

Cleaning crew removing large quantity of trash Shipping and receiving with large delivery Occupied Rooms with low security levels in need of air circulation.

Training Rooms Hardware closets Libraries Board/meeting rooms Etc.

System Administration//Administration/System Options/User Command{System Administration//Administration/Segments/Segments/User Command}


Extended Held Commands Cont.

Extended held command options Code

Must be 3-6 digits in length per system (segment) Avoids conflict with Reader Commands 4-15

Minimum time (1 minute) Maximum time (999 minutes) Pre alarm time (1-30 minutes)

User has 15 seconds from valid access to enter the extended held command



Command Authority for Extended held Reader must be configured for allow user commands Access level must be enabled for Command Authority

and level must be assigned to cardholder’s badge

System Administration//Access Control/Readers/ReaderSystem Administration//Access Control/Access Levels



Reader Beep Setting must be set to “Use reader buzzer” in the System

Administration / Access Control / Readers / Settings / Pre-Alarm Mode field

once every two seconds during pre-alarm time (not configurable) Pre-alarm in extended held command overrides pre-alarm in

reader settings Reader Output Pulse

Setting must be set to “Use aux output 1” in the System Administration / Access Control / Readers / Settings / Pre-Alarm Mode field

Causes auxiliary relay 1 energize for “Output pulse time” when extended held open pre-alarm occurs

System Administration//Access Control/Readers/Settings



Command Sequence: Valid access Granted

Present badge + proper access level + open (and hold open for this feature) door * or ← on LNL-CK

Tells system that cardholder is about to enter a command Extended command code

Default = 200 Tells system that cardholder is executing extended held command

3 digit extended held time in minutes 002 = 2 minutes Tells system how long to wait before issuing pre-alarm and/or held alarm)

# or Command key on LNL-CK Tells system that the cardholder is finished entering command

Example:Access Granted + * + 200 + 030 + # = Extended held for 30 minutes.

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Command Programming

Intrusion Commands


Intrusion Command

Allows cardholder to Arm/Disarm an alarm mask group using keypad input.

Set Intrusion Command Configuration Global Permission Control – allows for basic

Arm/disarm functionality Advanced Permission Control – allows for more

discrete control of Arm/disarm permission Training covered in Elective Distance Learning Course

NOTE: Prior to 5.12.110 this was called the Arm/Disarm command and did not include the Advanced Permission Control functionality


Intrusion Command

Allow Intrusion Commands at the Reader Typically the LNL-CK is used

Access panel firmware 3.083 or higher is required. Non-command keypads are not recommended but

may be used


System Administration//Administration/System OptionsSystem Administration//Access Control/Readers

Intrusion Command: Global


System Administration//Access Control/Access Levels

Intrusion Command: Global Cardholder must also have an access level

with Global intrusion command authority

Intrusion Mask Group Command Code

Advanced permission control has separate intrusion command codes

Alarm Mask Groups (Phase II) Intrusion Mask Groups (Phase III)

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05

“Do not use intrusion levels for access control” Allows an access level to be created and used solely for

intrusion reader permissions and not access control Detects if intrusion authority has been assigned to the access level


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Example for use …

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Two separate access levels will be created An access level is created and assigned to the badge for door access

purposes (A - Access) Access must be granted prior to intrusion command entry

An access level is created and intrusion authority is assigned for intrusion permission purposes (I - Intrusion)

Both access levels must contain the same command keypad in order to gain access and have intrusion authority for that particular command keypad

Keypad 1 Keypad 2 Keypad 3 Keypad 4

Access Level X X X

Intrusion Level X X X

Result A & I Neither A & I A Only

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Intrusion Mask Groups

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Two types of Mask Group may be created Alarm Mask Groups

Used as in previous release

Intrusion Mask Groups Controlled by Intrusion Command Code Adds additional intrusion functionality configuration

Entry and Exit delay Local I/O actions Enhanced point type configuration


Intrusion Mask Groups – Group ID


Entry and exit delays Configured to allow entry/exit delay and provide user feedback on the command keypad LCD display

Entry delay allows time for the cardholder to access the command keypad and disarm the group Exit delay allows the cardholder to arm the group and exit prior to the group actually arming

Note: It is recommended if using Intrusion Mask Group entry and exit delays that the individual inputs not be configured for entry and exit delays

The individual entry and exit delays configured for the inputs will be used as normal Once the input entry delay completes, the Intrusion Mask group will begin its timer


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Set to zero

Local I/O Actions

Allows the execution of a local I/O based on the Intrusion Mask Group state

Enter mode Exit mode


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Group states that may be linked to a Local I/O Disarmed

Masked

Disarmed fault Masked with points currently in fault (alarm) condition

Armed away Unmasks both perimeter and interior points in group with entry delay

Armed stay Unmasks perimeter points only with entry delay

Armed instant Unmasks both perimeter and interior points in group immediately No entry or exit delay when arm instant is issues


Entry delay Disarm command not yet issued but still in entry delay countdown

Exit delay Arm command issued but still in exit delay countdown

Alarm Alarm generated from a point in the group not yet responded to

After alarm Alarm generated from a point in the group and has been

acknowledged or marked in progress

Chime The chime has been enabled and currently being executed


Point Type Configuration

Point type 24 hour

A point always armed regardless of the group intrusion commands issued

i.e. - Glass break sensor

Interior An interior point is not armed when the

armed stay or armed stay instant commands are issued

Perimeter An exterior perimeter point armed when the

armed stay, armed away, or armed instant commands are issued


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Default mode Disabled

May be used to temporarily exclude the point from arming

No events are generated while disabled

Will remain disabled until set to normal (or the zone is restored from Alarm Monitoring)

Normal Normal operating mode of the point


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Entry delay Instant

Ignores any entry delay for the group

Trigger A point in the group allowing the configured

entry delay to occur Used to trigger entry delays on all points in

the group configured as followers

Follower A point configured to follow the entry delay

of the point in the group configured as a trigger


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Chime Configures the group to

provide an audible chime (beeper) at the command keypad when an alarm active occurs

Must also be configured as audible in Command Keypad Template – User Feedback


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Event/device configuration Intrusion groups limited to

General purpose alarm inputs Reader door alarms

Forced open Held open Door status

Door status should be used for intrusion groups rather than the forced/help open events

Event reports the door contact as a standard input

Door forced open and door held open are considered access control events rather than alarm panel events


User Feedback

User feedback Visual and audible

feedback on command keypad LCD

Sounder setting Beep on entry delay Beep on exit delay Beep on point being

active


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Group Intrusion Commands New commands added for Group Intrusion tabs

Command Keypad templates for the Default Mask Group or Any Mask Group (command options are the same on each tab)


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Macros

Command legend added for programming macros


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Either an Alarm Mask Group or Intrusion Mask Group may be assigned as the Default Mask Group


05

Cardholder Operations / Command Keypad Behavior

Phase III intrusion commands and events


Digit Command Event

0 View points in alarm/intrusion group status No event

1 Disarm (All points – no exit delay) Event 3

2 Arm Away (All points with entry delay) Event 5

3 Arm Stay (Perimeter points only) Event 6 then 7

4 Arm Instant (All points – no entry delay) Event 4

Event Generated Command Keypad Readout

1 Mask group alarm **ALARM**ALARM**

2 Mask group cancelled CANCELLED ALARM

3 Alarm mask group disarmed ***DISARMED***

4 Mask group armed instant **ARMED INSTANT*

5 Mask group armed away ARMING EXIT NOW with delay countdown

6 Mask group arming – exit delay ARMING EXIT NOW with delay countdown

7 Mask group armed stay **ARMED STAY**

Intrusion Mask Group Alarms

Mask group alarm (Event 1) An mask group alarm occurs when an intrusion group point

enters an alarm state The command keypad will begin to beep continuously and the display will

indicate an alarm has occurred

Mask Group Alarm cancelled (Event 2) The disarm command will need to be used to cancel (silence)

the keypad A alarm history can be displayed by using the view command on

the keypad List may be repeated by using the #

COMMAND button on the LNL-CK


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Chime The command keypad will beep when a point

in the intrusion group that is configured to chime enters an alarm active until the alarm is cancelled from the command keypad or alarm monitoring

User feedback configuration in the command keypad template must be have “Chime on point active” enabled


The alarm monitoring status window will display the state of the intrusion mask group

Alarm Cancelled (silenced) Disarmed Armed Arming – entry delay in progress Arming – exit delay in progress Armed away Armed stay Armed stay instant


Intrusion Mask Group Control – Alarm Monitoring

The group state can be controlled by right clicking on the group in the Alarm Monitoring system status tree

Disarm/Reset Will cancel the group if a zone is in an

alarm (silence) or disarm the group if no zones are in alarm

Arm Away* Arm Stay* Arm Instant* Restore all points

Restores all points in the group that were previously Disabled or Bypassed


* - The intrusion group may not have any active zones prior to attempting arming

Controlling Points in the Intrusion Group

Group points (zones) may be controlled through the right click menu

Bypass Temporarily disables zone until the

zone is Disarmed

Disable Permanently disables zone until

the Restore command is issued

Restore Nullifies the Bypass or Disable

commands

Note: Currently there is no capability to control the zones through the command keypad



Command Sequence: Valid access Granted - Present badge + proper access level + open door - Tells system that cardholder is about to enter a command Arm/disarm command code - Default = 300 - Tells system that cardholder

is executing arm/disarm command 2 digit alarm mask group ID - Tells system what mask group to arm or

disarm “Command” - Tells system that the cardholder is finished entering

command Arm/Disarm Command

1=Disarm: Sets alarm mask group to 1 and masks all events in the group 2=Arm: Sets alarm mask group to 0 and unmasks all events in the group 3=Forced Arm: Sets alarm mask group to 0 and unmasks all events in the group even if a

device is in alarm at the time of arming 4=View: Allows you to view any active points to help you determine if any further action is

required before arming

Example: Access Granted + + 300 + 01 + Command + 2 = Arming #01 Alarm Masking Group

Intrusion Command

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