2| IS-5000
The Basics: User ID & Access Codes
♦In order to program and use the IS-5000,
users must be assigned a User ID and
Access Code.
♦The IS-5000 has 4 categories of Users:
♦Master ID (7 digit access code)
♦Manager ID (7 digit access code)
♦Basic User ID (4 to 7 digit access code)
♦Service / Visitor ID (4 to 7 digit access code)
Valid for up to 24hrs
♦In order to manage groups of users, Users
are assigned a unique USER ID number
ranging from 00-99. USER ID 1is reserved
for the Master ID. While numbers 00,
10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, and 90
are reserved as Manager IDs, and the
remaining numbers 00-99 are for basic
Users and are referred to as USER IDs.
♦The USER ID numbers for the Service/
Visitor IDs are: 251, 252, and 253.
♦The length of the Master & Manager ID
access codes are fixed to seven digits.
User Authority
♦Basic User ID: Door access (ie: open door),
no programming access
♦Manager ID: Door access and can program
functions which relate to his/hers assigned
Group. For example, a Manager with
Manager ID #00, can only program
functions for Basic Users with a USER ID
numbers between 00-09. While, a Manager
with ManagerID #50 can only program
functions for Basic Users with a USER ID
numbers between 51-59.
Access
1. BY USER ID: to temporarily unlock the
IS-5000, enter your USER ACCESS CODE
and press . Remember: Master and
Manager Codes require 7 digits; basic User
Access Codes can be 4 to 7 digits long.
2. BY PROXIMITY CARD (IS-5000AP
model only):to temporarily unlock the
IS-5000AP, you will need to touch the
antenna area of the IS-5000AP with your
registered proximity card.
Programming
1. When it is required to press the button
during programming, make sure not to
press it for more than 1 second, unless the
user guide expressly states that the button
should be pressed for 4 seconds to enter
the programming mode.
2. Programming can be also conducted
through computer the software provided.
Please refer to the IS-5000 PC manager
program.
Record Keeping
Always keep User ID & Access Code records
for future reference. A separate page for this
has been provided in the appendix.