Alarm Lock AL-DTM-III Supplementary Manual

Brand: Alarm Lock

Model: AL-DTM-III

Type: Supplementary Manual

Alarm Lock AL-DTM-III: Advanced Access Control

The Alarm Lock AL-DTM-III is a versatile device that enhances the capabilities of your access control system. With its ability to communicate with both PCs and DTM Function Cards, it provides a convenient and efficient way to manage and program your locks. Whether you're looking to erase all programming or enroll new cards, the AL-DTM-III simplifies the process, ensuring seamless operation of your access control system. It is compatible with both PL3000 and PL3500 locks, offering flexibility in your security setup.

Alarm Lock AL-DTM-III: Advanced Access Control

AL-DTM-III

PROCEDURAL

CHANGES FOR THE

PL3000 / PL3500

The procedure below is required only when a PC or DTM communication

Function Card is not presently enrolled in the lock; i.e. the lock is new ("out-of-

box"), or the lock has had all programming erased (restoring factory default).

PC/DTM Communications

Previous versions of the AL-DTM did not require the "299" code (Function Card

#2) to be presented twice; the AL-DTM-III does require Function Card #2 to be

presented twice, and therefore the AL-DTM "299" Function Card #2 must be

enrolled into the lock prior to using the AL-DTM-III.

Note: When using the new PL3500 with DL-Windows 3.5 (or higher), the AL-

DTM-III must be used. Direct PC communications is not currently supported,

and the PL3500 must be setup as a PL3000 lock-type in DL-Windows 3.5 (or

higher).

Procedure:

All lock programming MUST be erased to restore the "out of box" factory de-

fault, as follows:

PL3000:

Follow the Erase All Programming instructions in the "Wiring and Power

Up" section in WI1280, in which the shunt connector is plugged into the

yellow wire connector.

PL3500:

Power up the lock, wait and listen for three beeps, then hold down the out-

side lever.

After erasing all lock programming, both lock models wait for a proximity card to

be presented. Therefore, present a proximity card (to place the lock into "learn

mode"), then immediately present the first two Function Cards (card #1 for initi-

ating PC communications, card #2 for initiating AL-DTM communications). Af-

ter cards #1 and 2 have been presented and enrolled, wait for the lock to time-

out and lock.

Now the PL3000 can be programmed by the PC or the AL-DTM-III. Currently,

the PL3500 can only be programmed by the AL-DTM-III; the PL3500 is not sup-

ported by DL-Windows at this time.

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AL-DTM-III

PROCEDURAL

CHANGES FOR THE

PL3000 / PL3500

The procedure below is required only when a PC or DTM communication

Function Card is not presently enrolled in the lock; i.e. the lock is new ("out-of-

box"), or the lock has had all programming erased (restoring factory default).

PC/DTM Communications

Previous versions of the AL-DTM did not require the "299" code (Function Card

#2) to be presented twice; the AL-DTM-III does require Function Card #2 to be

presented twice, and therefore the AL-DTM "299" Function Card #2 must be

enrolled into the lock prior to using the AL-DTM-III.

Note: When using the new PL3500 with DL-Windows 3.5 (or higher), the AL-

DTM-III must be used. Direct PC communications is not currently supported,

and the PL3500 must be setup as a PL3000 lock-type in DL-Windows 3.5 (or

higher).

Procedure:

All lock programming MUST be erased to restore the "out of box" factory de-

fault, as follows:

PL3000:

Follow the Erase All Programming instructions in the "Wiring and Power

Up" section in WI1280, in which the shunt connector is plugged into the

yellow wire connector.

PL3500:

Power up the lock, wait and listen for three beeps, then hold down the out-

side lever.

After erasing all lock programming, both lock models wait for a proximity card to

be presented. Therefore, present a proximity card (to place the lock into "learn

mode"), then immediately present the first two Function Cards (card #1 for initi-

ating PC communications, card #2 for initiating AL-DTM communications). Af-

ter cards #1 and 2 have been presented and enrolled, wait for the lock to time-

out and lock.

Now the PL3000 can be programmed by the PC or the AL-DTM-III. Currently,

the PL3500 can only be programmed by the AL-DTM-III; the PL3500 is not sup-

ported by DL-Windows at this time.

345 Bayview Avenue

Amityville, New York 11701

For Sales and Repairs 1-800-ALA-LOCK

For Technical Service 1-800-645-9440

Publicly traded on NASDAQ Symbol: NSSC

Alarm Lock AL-DTM-III Supplementary Manual

Brand: Alarm Lock

Model: AL-DTM-III

Type: Supplementary Manual

Alarm Lock AL-DTM-III: Advanced Access Control

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