Controlled Electronic Management Systems Ltd INFOPROX Manuale Utente
Introduction
InfoProx
Entry
Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) can be assigned to some or all cards to
increase security. Before access can be granted, a valid PIN must be entered after
a valid card is read.
increase security. Before access can be granted, a valid PIN must be entered after
a valid card is read.
The door control unit can be configured to allow access on entering a specific
Global Identification Number (GIN) during certain times of the day, without the
need for a card to be presented.
Global Identification Number (GIN) during certain times of the day, without the
need for a card to be presented.
Card, configuration, transaction and alarm information is held in the InfoProx Entry
memory. Recording of alarms and card transactions are also stored for future
upload to a workstation.
memory. Recording of alarms and card transactions are also stored for future
upload to a workstation.
Optional Software
The optional InfoProx Entry software utility can be installed on an IBM compatible
PC, running Microsoft Windows 95, 98, 2000, Me or NT 4.0 operating systems.
This application is used to add or remove card records, configure communications,
upload and backup data, and produce reports.
PC, running Microsoft Windows 95, 98, 2000, Me or NT 4.0 operating systems.
This application is used to add or remove card records, configure communications,
upload and backup data, and produce reports.
Communication between the door control unit and the software application is
established through an RS232/485 converter plugged into a serial port on the back
of a PC. A normal Cat 5 patch cable connects the converter to a female RJ45
connector, providing cable connection to the InfoProx Entry, as shown in the
following diagram:
established through an RS232/485 converter plugged into a serial port on the back
of a PC. A normal Cat 5 patch cable connects the converter to a female RJ45
connector, providing cable connection to the InfoProx Entry, as shown in the
following diagram:
Laptop/
Desktop
PC
RS232/485
Converter
RJ45
Female
Exit
J5
J3
Entry
J5
J3
Wall By
Door Jamb
Wall
Outside
Inside
Figure 1: PC and Exit Reader Connections
When the PC software is running, a backup copy of the reader database can be
uploaded from the computer to the reader unit. This data can be used to provide a
backup copy should the reader database need to be regenerated; used to
generate reports of card details or to configure other InfoProx Entry units by
uploading a data file.
uploaded from the computer to the reader unit. This data can be used to provide a
backup copy should the reader database need to be regenerated; used to
generate reports of card details or to configure other InfoProx Entry units by
uploading a data file.
Door Control Unit Administration
The menu on the InfoProx Entry (the door control unit) is used to configure its
operational settings and to maintain the card database. To preserve security,
access to the menu is password protected. An authorized administrator can use
the menu to carry out a variety of functions, which includes:
operational settings and to maintain the card database. To preserve security,
access to the menu is password protected. An authorized administrator can use
the menu to carry out a variety of functions, which includes:
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