General Wiring Diagram

Power Wiring Diagram

Intercom and Call Forwarding Mode Diagram

Intercom Mode Diagram

Call Forwarding Mode Diagram

Private Branch Exchange (PBX) Diagram

Door Strike Wiring Diagram

Input Devices and Door Sensor Wiring Diagram

Satellite System Wiring Diagram

LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY

This manual is subject to change without notice.

Pach and Company is not liable for any errors that might occur from use of this document, nor is any commitment to update the information herein implied.

Pach and Company does not assume any liability for any damages, which may arise in installation or use of the Quantum QR5-QR5IP. Pach and Company does not assume liability for any incompatibility between the Quantum QR5-QR5IP and users devices.

Pach & Company reserves the right to make changes without prior notice to any products in order to improve reliability, function or design.

PRODUCTS LIMITED WARRANTY

If your product does not work properly because of a defect in materials or workmanship, Pach and Company (referred to as  the warrantor ) will, for the length of the period indicated on the chart below, which starts with the date of original purchase ( Limited Warranty Period ), at its option either (a) repair your product with new or refurbished parts or (b) advance replacement with new or refurbished product. The decision to repair or advance replacement will be made by the warrantor. Advance replacement will be ship UPS ground under the warranty period with no charge. The defective product must be return to Pach and Company within 15 days after receiving the advanced replacement otherwise you will be billed the full amount.

Parts:   Two (2) year, does not cover parts needed to re-install the product by the installer                                  
Labor:  Two (2) year, does not cover installation labor
Cards, Fobs and Transmitters warranted for 90 days

LIMITED WARRANTY LIMITS AND EXCLUSIONS

This limited warranty ONLY COVERS failures due to defects in materials or workmanship, and DOES NOT COVER normal wear and tear or cosmetic damage.

The Limited Warranty ALSO DOES NOT COVER damages which occurred in shipment, or failures which result from accidents, misuse, abuse, neglect, bug infestation, mishandling, misapplication, alteration, faulty installation, setup adjustment, misadjustment of consumer controls, improper maintenance, power line surge, lightning damage, modification, introduction to sand, humidity or liquids or product has been installed by non-license installer or damage that is attributable to acts of God.

ADVANCE REPLACEMENT can only be issued by Pach and Company Technical Department free of charge and transport by standard transportation (UPS Ground, Standard US mail, whichever is applicable). Our Technical Department has the right to decline advance replacement. It is your responsibility to return the defective part at your cost.

THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES EXCEPT AS LISTED UNDER  LIMITED WARRANTY COVERAGE . THE WARRANTOR IS NOT LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT, OR RISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. (As examples, this excludes damages for lost time, lost calls or messages, cost of having a unit removed or re-install if applicable, travel to and from the servicer.

ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRATIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, ARE LIMITED TO THE PERIOD OF THE LIMITED WARRANTY.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the exclusions may not apply to you.
This Limited Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. If a problem with this product develops during or after the Limited Warranty period, you may contact your dealer/installer. If the problem is not handled to your satisfaction, then call Pach and Company at 1-888-678-7224.

PARTS AND SERVICE, WHICH ARE NOT COVERED BY LIMITED WARRANTY, ARE YOUR RESPOSIBILITY.

Introduction

Pach & Company thanks and congratulates you on the purchase of your Quantum QR5-QR5IP Telephone Entry Access Control Systems.

The manual is designed to guide you through the proper programming and use of the Quantum QR5-QR5IP. It is important for you to read and follow the manual completely.

The product comes with two years Limited Warranty, see above for more detail

System Descriptions

The Quantum QR5-QR5IP is residential and multi tenant telephone entry system. It can be installed as follows:

1. Intercom mode, using existing phone line, no dial tone is required.
2. Intercom mode on existing active phone line, the system will call the premise s phone as an intercom and up to 10 tenant directories can be programmed to call to outside lines
3. Dedicated phone line, system only can call an outside line; up to 10 tenant directories can be programmed.

See Chapter 2 for more detail

Specifications

Input power: 12V-18 VAC 40VA (12VAC supplied), 12-18 VDC 3.0A
Minimal Current consumption: 750-100mA
DIMENSION: 6-7/16 (H) x 10  (W) x 2-1/16 (D)
1x16 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
Built-in Radio Frequency Receiver
Built-in 26 Bit Wiegand Card Reader
RS-485 for Satellite system (up to eight satellite)
Two on-board relays
Two Auxiliary inputs
Operating environment 10ºF-140ºF
Relative Humidity 0%-95% non-condensing
Double 3/4" knock-out on the back and bottom panel

Features

Optional Internet Browser Programming (QWCM)
Event recording
Automatic Enrollment
Automatic call forwarding, intercom mode on existing active phone line
200 total cards or transmitters and 200 access codes (4-8 digit)

20 programmable time zones, 10 programmable auto-unlock schedules and 20 holiday schedules
10 programmable temporary cards and access codes for limited use
10 programmable unlock hold cards and access codes
Program blocks of cards and blocks of codes


Accessories and Replacement parts

Visit our web site www.pach-co.com

Unpacking the System

All the items below come with the Quantum QR5-QR5IP. Contact Pach and Company for missing part(s) at (888) 678-7224, Monday-Friday 7:30 AM -3:30 PM Pacific Standard Time.

General Wiring Diagram

Power Wiring Diagram

Intercom and Call Forwarding Mode Diagram

Intercom Mode Diagram

Call Forwarding Mode Diagram

Private Branch Exchange (PBX) Diagram

Door Strike Wiring Diagram

Input Devices and Door Sensor Wiring Diagram

Satellite System Wiring Diagram

 LCD Display OK --- Flash OK --- RTC OK --- DTMF OK --- INIT START --- INIT COMPLTE --- SCROLLING

The QR5 buttons are lighted. Below are the correlation table for each key. 

= 1 _  . , ? : ; !     @ + -  * / = # < > %

Figure 3.1

A B C a b c 2

D E F d e f 3

G H I g h i 4

J K L j k l 5

Cancel call, Erase incorrect letter or number, exit programming (*)

CHAPTER 4
Programming

Log-in to Programming Mode

1. Press 0 and # simultaneously, then release, the welcome screen will stop scrolling.
2. Enter 4-digit master code (default=0000) then press #  (if you do not know the master code, see chapter 2 step 8)
   
   
   

Function Code 00 - Change Master Code

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 00 then #
   
   
3. Enter new master code then press #
   

A tenant directory consists of directory code (0-9), tenant's name and phone number. Up to 10 tenant directories can be programmed.

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 01 then #
   
   
3. Enter directory number 0-9 (directory is in single digit and cannot be changed) then #
   
   
   
   see Chapter 3 for keypad layout
   
4. Enter name up to 16 characters (name can be a person real name, apartment number, etc., directory will be sorted in alphabetical order)  then press #
   
   
   
   
5. Enter the tenant phone number up to 16-digit (phone number can be land line number, cellular number or Voice over IP (VOIP) number. Note: VOIP phones may have problems releasing door) then press #.

Return to step 3 to enter another tenant directory

Function Code 02 - Edit Existing Tenant Directory

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 02 then #, the display will show
   
   
3. Enter tenant directory number to be edited then #
   
   
   
   
   
   Enter new name up to 16 characters then press # or press # without entering anything to keep the existing name
   
   
   
   see Chapter 3 for keypad layout
4. Enter the a new tenant phone number up to 16-digit then press # or press # without entering anything to keep the existing number.

Return to step 3 to edit another tenant directory

Function Code 03 - Delete Tenant Directory

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 03 then #
   
   
3. Enter the tenant directory to be deleted (0-9) then press #
   
     if directory exists
   
    if directory does not exist
   

Function Code 04 - Clear All Tenant Directories

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 04 then #
   
   
   
   
3. Do the following:
   - Press 1 (to clear all directories) then press #
   - Press * to cancel
   
   
   

An access code is a keyless entry code to unlock the door. An access code can be programmed in 4, 5 ,6,7, or 8 digits, see function code 09 to change the access code s number of digits. Up to 100 access codes can be programmed.

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 06 then #
   
   
3. Enter the access code (4-8 digit, see function code 09 ), then press #
   
   
   
   see Chapter 3 for keypad layout
   
4. Enter name up to 16 characters, then press #
   
   
5. Enter door 1 or 2, or 3 for both, then press #
   
   
6. Enter time zone 1-3 then press # 
   
   
   
7. Enter 00 (24 hours) - 20 see function code 17  then press #
   
   
8. Enter satellite system ID 0-7 (enter 0 if no satellite connected to the QR5) then press #
   
   
9. Enter
   0= no more additional time zone then press # and return to step 3 to program another access code
   1= add additional time zone then press # and return to step 6
   * = exit programming

Function Code 07 - Delete Access Code

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 07 then #
   
   
3. Enter code to be deleted then press #
   
   if access code exists
   
   if access code does not exist
   
   Repeat this step to delete another code
   

Function Code 08 - Clear All Access Codes

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 07 then #
   
   
3. Enter
   
   1 to clear all access code then press #
   
      or
    
   * to cancel
   

Function Code 09 - Access Code Digit

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 09 then #|
   
   
3. Enter 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 (default setting is 4 digit) then press #
   

Function Code 10 - Add New Card or Transmitter

A maximum of 100 cards or transmitters can be programmed into the Quantum QR5-QR5IP.

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 10 then #
   
   
3. Present the card in front of the card reader black window, the number will register automatically (or enter the last 8 digits of the number on the card) then press #or press the transmitter button (the number will automatically register) then press #
   
   
   
   see Chapter 3 for keypad layout
4. Enter name up to 16 characters then press #
   
   
   
5. Enter door 1 or 2, or 3 for both then press #
   
   
6. Enter time zone 1-3 then press #
   
   
7. Enter 00 (24 hours) - 20 see function code 17  then press #
   
   
8. Enter satellite system ID 0-7 (enter 0 if no satellite connected to the QR5) then press #
   
   
   
9. Enter
   0= no more additional time zone then press # and return to step 3 to add program another card
   1= add additional time zone then press # and return to step 6
   * = exit programming

Function Code 11 - Delete Card or Transmitter

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 11 then #
   
   
3. Present the card in front of the card reader black window, the number will register automatically (or enter the last 8-digits of the number on the card) then press #
   
     if card exists
   
     if card does not exist
   
   Repeat this step to delete another code

Function Code 12 - Clear All Cards or Transmitters

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 12 then #
   
   
3. Enter
   
   1 to clear all cards or transmitters then press #
   
     or
    
   * to cancel

Function Code 13 - Set Time

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 13 then #
   
   
3. Enter
   HH= in military time
   MM= minute
   the press #

Function Code 14 - Set Date

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 14 then #
   
   
3. Enter YYYY/MM/DD
   YYYY= year
   MM= Month
   DD= Date
   then press #
   
   
4. Enter
   0= Sunday, 1= Monday, 2= Tuesday, 3= Wednesday, 4= Thursday, 5= Friday, 6= Saturday
   then press #
   
   
5. Enter 0= NO Daylight Saving Zone (Hawaii, Indiana and Arizona) 1=Daylight Saving Zone
   then press #

The events are stored in the RAM buffer. The Event RAM buffer can hold 2000 events. The Events are stored as first in first out (FIFO). This function code will clear the event buffer.

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 15 then #
   
   
   
   Enter 1 then # to clear event buffer
   
   
   or
   
   _* to cancel deletion

Unlocking and locking the door as program automatically. if the open time is 06:00 and close time 18:00, door 1,2 or both will unlock at 06:00 am and close at 06:00 pm. 10 AUS can be programmed.

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 16 then #
   
   
3. Enter AUS (0-9) then press #
   
   
4. Enter
   0= Delete the existing AUS the press #
   
    or
   
   1= Add AUS then press #
   
   
5. Enter open time in military then press #
   
   
6. Enter close time in military then press #
   
   
7. Enter
   0= Sunday, 1= Monday, 2= Tuesday, 3= Wednesday, 4= Thursday, 5= Friday, 6= Saturday
   then press #
   
   
8. Enter
   1= Relay 1 (door 1)
   2= Relay 2 (door 2)
   3= Both relay 1 and 2
   then press #
9. Return to step 3 to enter another AUS

A maximum of 20 Time Zone can be programmed and up to three time zone can be assigned to each access code or card to allow access during a certain time of the day.

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 17 then #
   
   
3. Enter 01-20 (00=24 hours access automatically) then press #
   
   
4. Enter
   
   0= Delete the existing time zone then press #
   
   or
   
   1= add new time zone then press #
   
   
5. Enter start time in military then press #
   
   
6. Enter end time in military then press #
   
   
7. Enter
   0= Sunday, 1= Monday, 2= Tuesday, 3= Wednesday, 4= Thursday, 5= Friday, 6= Saturday
   then press #
   
   Return to step 3 to program more time zone

Function Code 18 - Holiday Zone (HLD)

HLD is to ever ride Time Zone (TMZ) and Auto Unlock Schedule (AUS) during the holidays. Up to 20 Holiday Zone can be programmed

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 18 then #
   
   
3. Enter 01-20 then press #
   
   
4. Enter
   
   0= Delete the existing holiday zone then press #
   
   or
   
   1= add new holiday zone then press #
   
   
5. Enter month and date (i.e. 0704 for U.S.A Independence Day) then press #
   Return to step 3 to add more holiday zones.
   
   

AUXIN1 is used for input device such as postal lock, infrared sensor, exit button, etc..AUXIN1 is associated with relay 1

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 20 then #
   
   
3. Enter
   0= disable (default setting)
   1= Enable control by relay 1 open door interval, see function code 28
   2= relay 1 control by AUXIN1
   then press #
   
   
   

AUXIN2 is used for input device such as postal lock, infrared sensor, exit button, etc.. AUXIN2 is associated with relay 2

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 21 then #
   
   
3. Enter
   0= disable (default setting)
   1= Enable control by relay 2 open door interval, see function code 29
   2= relay 2 control by AUXIN2
   then press #
   
   
   

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 21 then #
   
   
3. Entert 0= disable, 1= enable then press #

Function Code 23 Lock-out Count

The system will be disabled in about 60 seconds after pressing invalid access code or swiping invalid card as specified on the Lock-out Count.

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 23 then #
   
   
3. Enter 1-9 (default=3) then press #

 The system will make have warning alarm if invalid code or card has been enter according to the setting on function code 23.

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 24 then #
   
   
3. Enter
   0= disable, 1=disable system for 60 seconds and local beep (default setting), 2= disable system for 60 seconds with no beep
   3= call directory (0-9) then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 25 then #
   
   
3. Enter 0= off, 1= On (default) then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 26 then #
   
   
3. Enter 0= off, 1= On (default) then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 27 then #
   
   
3. Enter 10-240 seconds then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 28 then #
   
   
3. Enter 01-99 (second) then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 29 then #
   
   
3. Enter 01-99 (second) then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 30 then #
   
   
3. Enter 0= disable (default) pr 1= enable then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 31 then #
   
   
3. Enter 15-60 (second) then press # (30 second= default)

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 32 then #
   
   
3. Enter 0-9 then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 33 then #
   
   
   
3. Enter 0= delete existing temporary code or 1= add temporary code then press #
   
   
4. Enter code number 01-10 then press #
   
   
5. Enter 4-8 digit code, see digit setting on function code 09
   
   
   
   see Chapter 3 for keypad layout
6. Enter name then press #
   
   
7. Enter 1= relay 1(door 1), 2= relay 2 (door 2) or 3= both relay then press #
   
   
8. Enter time zone  set 1-3 then press #
   
   
9. Enter 00 (24 hours) - 20 see function code 17  then press #
   
   
10. Enter Sat id 0-7 then press # (enter 0 if no satellite connected to the QR5)
    
    
11. Enter
    0= no more additional time zone then press # and return to step 3 to program another temporary code
    1= add additional time zone then press # and return to step 8
    * = exit programming
    

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 34 then #
   
   
3. Enter 0= delete 1= add then press #
   
   
4. Enter code 01-10 then press #
   
   
   
5. Enter 4-8 digit code, see digit setting on function code 09
   
   
   
   see Chapter 3 for keypad layout
6. Enter name then press #
   
   
7. Enter 1= relay 1(door 1), 2= relay 2 (door 2) or 3= both relay then press #
   
   
8. Enter time zone 1-3 then press #
   
   
9. Enter 00 (24 hours) - 20 see function code 17  then press #
   
   
10. Enter Sat ID 0-7 then press # (enter 0 if no satellite connected to the QR5)
    
    
11. Enter
    0= no more additional time zone then press # and return to step 3 to program another temporary code
    1= add additional time zone then press # and return to step 8
    * = exit programming
    

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 35 then #
   
   
3. Enter 0= delete 1= add then press #
   
   
4. Enter card 01-10 then press #
   
   
5. Present the card or fob in front of the black window, the system will register the card or fob 8-digit number printed then press #
   
   
   
   see Chapter 3 for keypad layout
6. Enter name and press #
   
   
7. Enter 1= relay 1(door 1), 2= relay 2 (door 2) or 3= both relay then press #
   
   
8. Enter time zone 1-3 then press #
   
   
9. Enter 00 (24 hours) - 20 see function code 17  then press #
   
   
10. Enter Sat ID 0-7 then press # (enter 0 if no satellite connected to the QR5)
    
    
11. Enter
    0= no more additional time zone then press # and return to step 3 to program another temporary code
    1= add additional time zone then press # and return to step 8
    * = exit programming

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 36 then #
   
   
3. Enter 0= delete 1= add then press #
   
   
4. Enter code 01-10 then press #
   
   
   
5. Enter 4-8 digit code, see digit setting on function code 09
   
   
   
   see Chapter 3 for keypad layout
6. Present the card or fob in front of the black window, the system will register the card or fob 8-digit number printed then press #
   
   
7. Enter 1= relay 1(door 1), 2= relay 2 (door 2) or 3= both relay then press #
   
   
8. Enter time zone 1-3 then press #
   
   
9. Enter 00 (24 hours) - 20 see function code 17  then press #
   
   
10. Enter Sat ID 0-7 then press # (enter 0 if no satellite connected to the QR5)
    
    
11. Enter
    0= no more additional time zone then press # and return to step 3 to program another temporary code
    1= add additional time zone then press # and return to step 8
    * = exit programming

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 37 then #
   
   
3. Press 0= **, 1= ## then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 38 then #
   
   
3. Press
   0= disable auto answer
   1-9= answer in 1-9 rings
   then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 39 then #
   
   
3. Press
   0= disable remote access
   1= enable remote access (default)
   then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 40 then #
   
   
3. Press 1-9 (9 is default setting) then press #
   
   

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 41 then #
   
   
3. Press 1-9 (9 is default setting) then press #
   
   

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 42 then #
   
   
3. Enter
   1= door control, 2=trigger simultaneously as relay 1, 3= alarm mode (see function code 24), 4= turn relay 2 on/off remotely (DTMF key  7/6), then press #
   

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 43 then #
   
   
3. Enter 0-9 then press #
   
   
4. Enter 0= delete, 1= add then press #
   
   
5. Enter start time (military time) the press #
   
   
6. Enter end time then press # (military time, end time must be later than start time, if start time: 22:00 hour and end time: 06:00, two time zone must be created (22:00 hour - 24:00 hour, 00:01 hour 06:00 hour)
   
   
7. Enter
   0= Sunday, 1= Monday, 2= Tuesday, 3= Wednesday, 4= Thursday, 5= Friday, 6= Saturday
   then press #
8. Return to step 3 to program another time zone
   

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 44 then #
   
   
3. Enter 0-9 then pres #
   
   
4. Enter
   
   0= Delete the existing time zone then press #
   
   or
   
   1= add new time zone then press #
   
   
5. Enter start time in military then press #
   
   
6. Enter end time in military then press #
   
   
7. Enter
   0= Sunday, 1= Monday, 2= Tuesday, 3= Wednesday, 4= Thursday, 5= Friday, 6= Saturday
   then press #
   
   Return to step 3 to program more time zone
   

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 45 then #
   
   
3. Enter relay 1 (door 1) then press #
   
     then press #
   
   or relay 2 (door 2) then press #,
   
   then press #
   

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 46 then #
   
   
   
   

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 48 then #
   
   
3. Enter 0= disable or 1= enable then press #
   
   
4. Enter the number to access dial tone to dial an outside line, generally 9 is the default number for most PBX system, then press #
   
   
5. Select delay time for the PBX system to access dial tone, generally 2-3 second delay is plenty of time, then press #

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 49 then #
   
   
3. Editing an Access Code click here or
   Editing a Temporary Code, click here or
   Editing a Special code, then click here
   

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 50 then #
   
   
3. Enter 0= cancel or 1= continue then press #
   
   
   

1. Log-in to programming
2. Enter 51 then #
   
   
3. 1st segment, enter the characters then press # see Chapter 3 for keypad layout
   
   
4. 2nd segment, enter the characters then press # see Chapter 3 for keypad layout

1. Intercom Mode: press #
   
2. Call Forwarding Mode: press 3 or 6 to scroll name then press # to call the selected name

 
Press A, B, C or D button, red LED will be On
Extend the antenna for longer distance transmission

The system must be installed in Intercom and Call Forwarding Mode Wiring Diagram and also see function code 37 to select ## or ** to initiate premise call. If ** is selected then the homeowner will not have two ways communication, see table below

1. The system must be install in  Intercom and Call Forwarding Mode Wiring Diagram or Call Forwarding Mode wiring Diagram
2. Function code 38 must be set at least for 1 ring
3. Function code 39 must be set to 1
4. You must have the system phone number
5. Call the system phone number if the system answered, short beep will be heard.
6. Press # then 4-digit Master code (default is 0000), short beep will be heard if master code is accepted
7. Press * to establish two ways communication
8. Press 9 to release relay 1 (door 1) or 8 to release relay 2 (door 2).

1. Function Code 38 must be set at least 1 ring , recommended 9 rings if you have voice mail or other types of answering device interfacing with the same phone line.
2. Press 0 on your phone to transfer between the calls.

QR5IP DEFAULT SETTING
IP: 192.168.1.230
SUBNET: 255.255.255.0
GATEWAY: 192.168.1.1