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Identiv RFID Reader Module MELM1

Identiv RFID Reader Module MELM1

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Mx-1 Controller Memory Battery Replacement

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Preparation

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

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Battery Replacement

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Measure the voltage of the current memory battery.

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

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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).

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Post-Replacement Verification

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Did the Mx-1 controller retain its data after the battery replacement?

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Data Recovery (if needed)

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AEB8 Testing

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

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

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

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Check printed Expansion Inputs

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Verify controller version compatibility

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Check the Options section for the line AEB8-N

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

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

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Power down the Controller

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REB8 Testing

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Initial Setup

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Ensure connections are properly made

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Connect AC power

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Connect standby battery

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System Self-Test Verification

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Did the system complete the self-test successfully?

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Verify printed or displayed information

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Configuration and Options Check

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Method used to request configurations and options information

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ScramblePad Testing

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Request Status Check

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Press START * # to request a status check from the ScramblePad.

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Request Specific Relay and Line Module Input Status

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Enter the door relay/line module input number (1 - 8) to request specific status.

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Press START * [input number] # to request the status of the specific relay and line module input.

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Read Status Reports

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Read the status reports from the ScramblePad LEDs.

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Troubleshooting

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Refer to “Troubleshooting the Controller Using Status LEDs” on page 7-379 for more information.

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Controller SNIB / SNIB2 / SNIB3 Replacement

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Pre-Replacement Checks

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

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Update the CCM firmware if necessary.

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Power Down the Controller

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Disconnect the battery backup power from the controller.

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Disconnect the AC power cables to the controller.

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Disconnect Existing SNIB/SNIB2

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

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Remove Existing SNIB/SNIB2

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Part Name
Part Number

MOV

MOV35

Memory Battery

MPB1

2 Amp 125 VAC/VDC Fuse

0451002

MOV

MOV35

Memory Battery

MPB1

2 Amp 125 VAC/VDC Fuse

0451002

MOV

MOV35

Memory Battery

MPB1

2 Amp 125 VAC/VDC Fuse

0451002

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