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CM1000 EMV

USER MANUAL

CM1000 EMV

CM1000 EMV is a exible keypad and Mifare reader in one unit for

many different applications. This device supports EMV (Europay,

MasterCard, and Visa) cards or mobile wallets as access control

devices (not payment transactions supported).

Mykey - Art. Nr: 480040 (black), 480042 (white)

Classic - Art. Nr.: 482040 (black), 482041 (white)

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USER MANUAL - CM1000-ENG-09-22

CONTENT

1. Installation

2. Access

2.1 Using the device

3. Fixed user PIN codes management

3.1. Adding user PIN codes

3.2 Adding NFC tags

3.3 Deleting user PIN codes and NFC tags

3.4 Assigning an Output behavior for a user

3.5 Smart enroll

4. Conﬁguration

4.1 Change User Conguration code

4.2 Change Service Conguration code

4.3 LED’s and Buzzer Feedback Conguration

4.4 Outputs Conguration

4.4.1 Conguring Output activation time

4.4.2 Conguring Output activation ank

4.5 Special functions

4.5.1 Service Conguration Code Timeout

4.5.2 Change User Conguration Code without Service

Conguration Code

4.5.3 Mute

4.5.4 exBuzzer Function

4.5.5 Software Enable High Security Function

4.5.6 Bell Key Function

4.6 High Security

4.7 Backup Card

4.7.1 Cloning

4.7.2 Loading

5. Hardware factory reset

6. REX Input

7. Technical speciﬁcations

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2.1. Using the device

User PIN’s and NFC tags ID’s are allocated in the internal device memory. The CM1000 can retain

up to 190 xed codes from 1 to 8 digits long or NFC tag ID’s. Each individual user has their own

PIN code or NFC tag to operate the lock. This permits also to share one lock between different

users.

1234 is a default xed PIN code congured at position 1 under fabrication and can be used to

test the device. Check ‘3. Fixed User PIN Codes and NFC Tags Management’ section at page 4

to manage the xed PIN’s and NFC Tags.

2. ACCESS

The keypad is totally Stand Alone and can grant access to open a lock by inserting a custom user

PIN code or swiping a NFC tag or EMV (Europay, MasterCard, and Visa) cards.

1. INSTALLATION

For instructions on the installation, please check the installation guide.

Upon entering a VALID user PIN code, or swiping

a VALID NFC tag, a conrmation beep will sound

and the green LED will blink one time.

Output2 is activated.

32 4

Example:

Opening and Closing

NFC

Swiping a valid

NFC card



The yellow light is always ON in idle

state, the keypad is waiting for a user

interaction.

Back-lights are OFF as default, but

turns on when a key is touched.

Idle State



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The next sections uses Juan as example to add and delete xed PIN codes on the device.

Position User PIN

1 Carlos 148954

17 Torbjörn 94830132

23 Juan 1111

Example of user tracking:

Example:

3. FIXED USER PIN CODES AND NFC TAGS MANAGEMENT

User PIN codes and NFC tags can be changed, added, and deleted. Each user PIN code or NFC tag

is stored in a specic addressed internal memory position (from 1 to 190). We recommend to keep

a record of the position numbers and user names to future management.

To add or delete user PIN codes or NFC tags, is necessary to access the User Conguration Menu:

After 4 successive wrong tries, the keypad will lockout for 60 seconds.

In case of WRONG code inserted or swiping an

INVALID NFC tag, a rejection beep will sound

and the Red LED will blink one time.

00 0

Example:

Wrong Code

NFC

Swiping a wrong

NFC card



7 1

Insert the User Conguration Code

(4711 is factory default)

The yellow LED will turn OFF and the

green LED will turn ON.

The keypad is ready to add or delete xed

user PIN’s.

User Conguration Menu

Enter:



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3.2 Adding user NFC tags

3.1 Adding user PIN codes

Note that the rst 9 positions must always be inserted as one digit numbers, without a zero ‘0’

in front. It means, insert ‘1’ not ’01’, insert ‘2’ not ‘02’, etc. Numbers that starts with zero ‘0’ are

reserved to Special functions (check 4.5 Special Functions, page 17).

All positions can be overwritten, so be aware to keep a

1 1

Example:

If a valid position is inserted, the yellow and green LED’s

will light solid until the xed user PIN code is entered. The

xed user PIN must be a number of 1 to 8 digits.

To add users, rst insert a position to place the new PIN

code (between 1 and 190).

Example:



A conrmation beep will sound, once if a normal Mifare

NFC tag is registered, twice if a EMV (Europay, Master-

Card, and Visa) card is registered.

All positions can be overwritten, so be aware to keep a

If a valid position is inserted, the yellow and green LED’s

will light solid until a valid NFC card is swiped in front of

the reader.

To add users, rst insert a position to place the new NFC

tag (between 1 and 190).

Example:

NFC

Swiping a valid

NFC card 

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3.3 Deleting user PIN codes and NFC tags

Deletion is a simple process that can be performed just by knowing the PIN code(s) or NFC tag(s)

position to be deleted.

If a valid position is inserted, the yellow and green LED’s will

light solid until the deletion is conrmed. Push # to cormm

the deletion

Insert the position of the user PIN or NFC tag that you want

to delete (a number between 1 and 190).

Deleting a specic PIN code or NFC tag

Example:

Enter:

The keypad go back to User Conguration Menu and is ready

to perform another user PIN handling action.



The red and green LED’s will blink. All the stored PIN codes

are now deleted.

Insert 2500, to clear the user PIN’s memory on the device.

Deleting all user PIN codes and NFC tags

5 0

Enter:

The keypad go back to User Conguration Menu and is ready

to perform another user PIN handling action.



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3.4 Assigning an Output behavior for a user

When adding users to the device, it is possible to specify the corresponding Output be-

havior for every specic PIN code or NFC tag.

There are four congurable Output modes:

Toggling Mode: The inserted PIN code or NFC tag, changes the corresponding Output

state to Active and remains in this state until a new or the same valid PIN code or NFC

tag, congured in Toggling Mode, is used again; the Output then changes state to Inac-

tive. The Output toggles its state every time a PIN code or NFC tag congured as Toggling

Mode is used.

To congure a PIN code or NFC tag with this Output Mode, add the same PIN code or

NFC tag at the same position twice.

Switch Only to Active Mode: The inserted PIN code or NFC tag, changes the corre-

sponding Output state to Active and remains in this state.

To congure a PIN code or NFC tag with this Output Mode, add the same PIN code or

NFC tag at the same position for three times.

Normal Mode: The inserted PIN code or NFC tag, changes the corresponding Output

state to Active and remains in this state until the congured Output Timeout (4.4.1 Cong-

uring Output activation time, page 13) expires. The output then changes its state to Inac-

tive.

All user PIN codes or NFC tags are congured in Normal Mode as default.

Switch Only to Inactive Mode: The inserted PIN code or NFC tag, changes the corre-

sponding Output state to Inactive and remains in this state.

To congure a PIN code or NFC tag with this Output Mode, add the same PIN code or

NFC tag at the same position four times.

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A conrmation beep will sound, once if a normal Mifare

NFC tag is registered, twice if a EMV (Europay, Master-

Card, and Visa) card is registered.

The keypad go back to User Conguration Menu.

If a valid position is inserted, the yellow and green LED’s

will light solid until a valid NFC card is swiped in front of

the reader.

Example: Conguring a NFC tag to Toggling Mode.

To add users, rst insert a position to place the new NFC

tag (between 1 and 190).

Example:

NFC

Swiping a valid

NFC card

If a valid position is inserted, the yellow and green LED’s

will light solid until a valid NFC card is swiped in front of

the reader.

Insert the same position again.

Example:

NFC

Swiping the same

valid NFC card

again

A conrmation beep will sound, once if a normal Mifare

NFC tag is registered, twice if a EMV (Europay, Master-

Card, and Visa) card is registered.

The keypad go back to User Conguration Menu.

Now, this NFC card Toggles the corresponding Output

every time it is used.



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3.5 Smart enroll

This function can help when a large number of NFC tags or PIN codes needs to be registered at

the same time.

Smart Enroll allows the PIN code or NFC card registration without specify a memory position for

every enrollment. It means, just an initial position is needed and all the subsequent registrations

are placed automatically at the consecutive next memory position.

The green LED blinks once, the NFC card is registered at

position 23.

If a valid position is inserted, only the yellow LED starts

to blink until a user PIN code is entered or a NFC card

is swiped (the xed user PIN must be a number of 1 to 8

digits).

The yellow LED blinks and the green LED remains ON, the

device is waiting for a start position.

To start users enrolling, rst insert a start position to place

the rst PIN code or NFC tag (between 1 and 190).

Example:



Enter: 5

NFC

Example: Swiping

a valid NFC card

NFC

Example: Swiping

another valid NFC

card

NFC

Example: Swiping

another valid NFC

card

The green LED blinks once, the NFC card is registered at

position 25.

The green LED blinks once, the NFC card is registered at

position 24.



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4.1 Change User Conﬁguration Code

Once in Service Conguration Menu, the following actions can be performed:

It is possible to access the Service Conﬁguration Menu withing the ﬁrst

60 seconds after the device has been powered up (connected to a power

supply). After this time, the Service Conﬁguration Menu is inaccessible.

4. CONFIGURATION

The service conguration code is used to authenticate and access the conguration menu,

which is needed to congure the CM1000.

Just after the device has been powered up, insert the Service Con-

guration Code (12347890 is factory default)

The green LED will turn ON.

The keypad is now ready to be congured.

Service Conguration Menu

8 0

32 4

Enter:



3 1

The User Conguration Code has been changed. The keypad

go back to User Conguration Menu and is ready to perform

another Service Conguration action.

The yellow and green LED will light solid. The keypad is

ready to receive a new User Conguration Code. Insert a

code that is between 1 to 8 digits.

Example:

Enter: 0



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