Identiv High-Performance RFID Antenna DS47L-SPX-HI

Attach a printer to the Controller or ensure the Controller is attached to a Host PC

Power up the controller by connecting AC then standby battery

Verify system self-test information printed out at a local printer

Check maximum users and options for MEB/CE4

Check maximum users and options for MEB/CE16

Check maximum users and options for MEB/CB64

Check maximum users and options for MEB/CB128

If networked, view maximum user information using Host PC software

Ensure the Mx-1 controller's power remains on during the battery replacement.

Measure the voltage of the current memory battery.

Locate the memory battery on the Mx-1 controller’s main board as shown in Figure 9-2 on page 9-8.

Replace the memory battery with a new one that has equivalent specifications (3.7 VDC, 300 mAh, 30.0 mm diameter, 4.9 mm thick).

Did the Mx-1 controller lose data during the battery replacement?

Attach a printer to the Controller or ensure the Controller is attached to a Host PC

Power the system up by connecting the AC power and then the standby battery

Verify the system goes through its self-test and prints the configuration information

Verify the Options section displays the correct AEB8-N line

Use Command 88*2 from the ScramblePad or Host PC software to request Max Users and Options information

If the correct information doesn’t appear on the printouts, power down the Controller and recheck the EBIC connections, then retry the test procedure

Contact Identiv if the issue persists after rechecking connections and retrying the test

Is the controller's CCM firmware version 7.5.37 or later?

Update the CCM firmware if necessary.

Disconnect the battery backup power from the controller.

Disconnect the AC power cables to the controller.

Disconnect the following cables and wires from the existing SNIB or SNIB2 board

Request status check from ScramblePad

Request specific relay and line module input status

Press START * door relay/line module input (1 - 8) #

Example: Press START * 8 # to display status of Relay 8 and Alarm 8

Read ScramblePad status reports from LEDs

Refer to troubleshooting guide for ScramblePads