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Mercury controllers
Setting MR62e to use Static IP addressing mode
Before you add the Mercury MR62e panel or Mercury controller under the Synergis™ unit, you must assign a static IP address to the unit.
Mercury reader address configuration for MR62e panel
Readers connected to the MR62e downstream panel are used in specific pairs and must be configured to predefined addresses, as hard-coded by Mercury, in order to work.

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- Preface
- Introduction
- General configuration
  Learn how to configure your Synergis Cloud Link unit.
- Integration-specific configuration
  Learn how to configure third-party devices to work with your Synergis Cloud Link unit.
  - Allegion Schlage wireless locks
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  - Mercury controllers
    - Mercury reader settings
      This is a complete list of Mercury reader settings; these settings correspond to specific reader hardware. Most readers in use today work on the Wiegand standard. To use smart cards or to set up Secure OSDP2 readers, refer to the specific readers' tech notes.
    - Preparing to enroll the Mercury controller
      Before you enroll the Mercury controller on the Synergis™ unit, you must assign a static IP address to the controller.
    - Enrolling Mercury controllers on the Synergis unit
      To have the Synergis™ unit communicate with the Mercury controllers connected to it, you must enroll them using Security Center Config Tool.
    - Configuring Mercury controller settings in the Synergis Appliance Portal
      You can configure the settings for your Mercury controllers in the Synergis™ Appliance Portal.
    - Considerations for OSDP reader installation with Mercury
      There are several points to take into consideration before adding OSDP readers to your Mercury controllers.
    - Adding OSDP (Secure Channel) readers to a Mercury controller
      To add an OSDP (Secure Channel) reader to a Mercury LP or MP controller, you must first configure the reader on the controller using Config Tool, and then pair the reader to the controller using the Synergis™ Appliance Portal.
    - Adding MR51e panels to a Mercury controller
      MR51e is a single door PoE panel that must be controlled through a Mercury controller. For the MR51e panel to communicate with the controller, you must set the MR51e panel to use either the Public DHCP (recommended) or the Static IP addressing mode.
    - Setting MR62e to use Static IP addressing mode
      Before you add the Mercury MR62e panel or Mercury controller under the Synergis™ unit, you must assign a static IP address to the unit.
      - Mercury reader address configuration for MR62e panel
        Readers connected to the MR62e downstream panel are used in specific pairs and must be configured to predefined addresses, as hard-coded by Mercury, in order to work.
    - Disconnecting MR panels from a Mercury controller
      To disconnect a Mercury MR panel from a Mercury controller that is enrolled in Security Center, you can delete the panel from the controller in Config Tool.
    - About Mercury triggers and procedures
      Mercury triggers and procedures are comparable to event-to-actions in Security Center. You can configure triggers and procedures in the Synergis Appliance Portal to run rules directly on a Mercury controller.
    - Configuring Mercury triggers in the Synergis Appliance Portal
      Configure a trigger to define when a procedure is run.
    - Configuring Mercury procedures in the Synergis Appliance Portal
      You must configure a procedure to define what actions to execute when a trigger event occurs.
    - Disabling Mercury triggers and procedures in the Synergis Appliance Portal
      To prevent a procedure from being run, you can disable the trigger that the procedure is linked to.
  - Allegion Schlage locks through Mercury
  - BEST Wi-Q locks through Mercury
  - SimonsVoss SmartIntego locks through Mercury
  - SALTO SALLIS wireless locks
  - OSDP devices connected to the Synergis Cloud Link RS-485 ports
  - STid readers using the SSCP protocol
- Maintenance and troubleshooting
  Learn how to troubleshoot issues and keep your Synergis Cloud Link unit up to date.
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Mercury reader address configuration for MR62e panel

2023-09-05

Readers connected to the MR62e downstream panel are used in specific pairs and must be configured to predefined addresses, as hard-coded by Mercury, in order to work.

The following table shows the required reader address configuration:


Reader number (address)	Door setup	Mercury turnstiles and elevators
0	Door 1: Reader side IN	Yes
1	Door 2: Reader side IN	Yes
2	Door 1: Reader side OUT	No
3	Door 2: Reader side OUT	No

Note: To use the MR62e to control only one Card In/Card Out door, use addresses 0 and 2.

To use the MR62e to control two Card In/REX Out doors, use addresses 0 and 1.