is a standalone RFID access control keypad primarily used for securing single doors. Depending on your specific hardware, this model name is commonly associated with generic RFID door controllers or HID VertX networked controllers. Quick Programming Guide (Generic RFID Model)
For the most common standalone version of the V2000-C, use the following commands. Note that the Default Programming Password is typically Enter Programming Mode [5-digit system password] Add a User (RFID Card Only) : In programming mode, press [4-digit user ID] [Swipe Card] Add a User (PIN Only) : In programming mode, press [4-digit user ID] [6-digit user PIN] Delete a Single User : In programming mode, press [4-digit user ID] Change Door Open Duration : In programming mode, press [2-digit time in seconds] Exit Programming Mode Technical Specifications : Supports up to 1,000–2,000 users Power Supply : 12VDC ± 10%. Access Methods : Supports RFID card, PIN code, or a combination of both. : Typically 125KHz EM standard cards. www.goldbridgesz.com Alternative Models If your device is the HID VertX EVO V2000 v2000-c user manual
, it is a networked controller that requires host software for configuration. You can find technical documentation for this version through HID Global or via the VertX EVO V2000 Installation Guide Does your keypad have a digital screen , or is it a basic numerical pad with LED lights? is a standalone RFID access control keypad primarily
While every manufacturer structures their manual differently, most V2000-C manuals follow a 7-chapter structure. Below is what you can typically expect to find. V2000-C Main Unit (1) USB-C Charging/Data Cable (1)
WARNING: Failure to follow these warnings could result in injury or damage to the unit.