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Getting Started

Navigating the Landing Page

NetAXS-123 Access Control Unit User’s Guide

Document 800-05168, Revision B

1.3 Navigating the Landing Page

The opening screen displays icons representing the functions available.

Table 1-1:

Landing Page Icons

Icon

Description

For more information, see..

View status monitoring

Monitoring System Status, page 117

Generate event reports and card
reports

Maintaining Cards, page 56

and

Generating Reports, page 125

Create, modify, and delete users,
and checks account status

Configuring Users, page 70

Manage cardholder cards

Maintaining Cards, page 56

Configure time management

Time Zones Tab, page 31

Manages access levels

Configuring Access Levels, page 54

Summary of Contents for NetAXS-123

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Page 3: ...ration Data 18 2 2 2 Host Loop Communications Tab 18 2 2 3 General Tab 21 2 2 4 Firmware Details Tab 25 2 2 5 Network Tab 26 2 2 6 Site Codes Tab 27 2 3 Configuring Time Management 29 2 3 1 Current Time Tab 29 2 3 2 Time Zones Tab 31 2 3 3 Holidays Tab 34 2 4 Configuring the Doors 36 2 4 1 Reader A Tab 36 2 4 2 Reader B Tab 46 2 4 3 Outputs Tab 48 2 4 4 Inputs Tab 51 2 5 Configuring Access Levels ...

Page 4: ... Command 97 3 8 3 L Time Zone Command 98 3 8 4 C Card Add Command 99 3 8 5 C Card Delete Command 100 3 8 6 W Input Command 100 3 8 7 P Interlock Command 100 3 8 8 H Holiday Command 101 Chapter 4 Monitoring NetAXS 123 Status 4 1 Overview 104 4 2 Monitoring Alarms 105 4 3 Monitoring Events 109 4 4 Monitoring Inputs 112 4 5 Monitoring Outputs 115 4 6 Monitoring System Status 117 Chapter 5 File Manage...

Page 5: ...els 140 A 6 Upgrade Notes 142 A 6 1 Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 Security Certificate Failure 142 A 6 2 Firefox 3 Security Certificate Failure 148 A 7 Clearing the Cache 151 A 7 1 Using Internet Explorer Versions IE7 and IE8 151 A 7 2 Using Internet Explorer 6 IE6 151 A 7 3 Using Firefox 2 or Firefox 3 151 Appendix B NetAXS 123 DIP Switch Settings ...

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Page 7: ...eader B Tab 46 Figure 2 13 Reader B Activation In Progress Message 46 Figure 2 14 Reader B Fully Activated 47 Figure 2 15 Configuration Doors 1 Outputs Lock Dialog Box 48 Figure 2 16 Configuration Doors 1 Outputs Tab Reader LED Dialog Box 49 Figure 2 17 Configuration Doors 1 Inputs Tab Status 51 Figure 2 18 Input Status Mode Normally Open Unsupervised Mode 52 Figure 2 19 Input Status Mode Normally...

Page 8: ... File Management Automatic Time Setting 123 Figure 5 4 Reporting Event Reports By Last Name Tab 125 Figure 5 5 Event Reports By Card Number Example 127 Figure A 1 File Management Screen 131 Figure A 2 Immediate Download Confirmation 132 Figure A 3 Deferred Manual Download Confirmation 134 Figure A 4 Firmware Upgrade Ready for Activation 135 Figure A 5 Download Progress Complete 136 Figure A 6 Firm...

Page 9: ...Fields 57 Table 2 11 Reporting Card Reports Fields 62 Table 2 12 Configuration Other I O Inputs Tab Fields 65 Table 2 13 Configuration Other I O Outputs Tab Fields 67 Table 2 14 Configuration Interlocks Fields 69 Table 2 15 User Functions 70 Table 3 1 Controller Board I O Defaults for Door 1 74 Table 3 2 Factory Default Configuration Settings for Door 2 75 Table 3 3 Factory Default Configuration S...

Page 10: ...NetAXS 123 Access Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B x ...

Page 11: ...XS 123 Access Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 1 1 Getting Started In this chapter Overview 2 Connecting to the Web Server 3 Navigating the Landing Page 11 Reading the Select Panel 13 ...

Page 12: ... approvals These units also communicate with each other and with a variety of input and output devices Each access control unit or panel has three reader ports Each port can support two readers For supported configurations see Supported Configurations page 77 You can communicate with the NetAXS 123 access control unit either through a host software system or by connecting to the web server through...

Page 13: ...anel must be set to ON for a successful connection 1 2 1 Setting up the USB Connection Warning Do NOT connect the USB cable to the panel until AFTER the drivers are installed Follow these steps to set up the NetAXS 123 USB connection 1 Insert the NetAXS 123 Product CD into your Windows based computer The NetAXS 123 product menu opens in the web browser Note If the product menu does not open automa...

Page 14: ...ady to Install the Program screen Note If confirmation dialog boxes pop up before or during the installation click the appropriate boxes to allow or approve the installation 4 Click Install to initiate the installation 5 When the installation is complete the closing screen appears 6 Click Finish ...

Page 15: ...panel to a PC via a web server Using a hub connection Using a direct connection Perform the following steps 1 Connect your computer s Ethernet port to the panel s Ethernet Port using one of the two following methods a For an Ethernet Hub connection connect both the computer s Ethernet port and the panel s Ethernet port to an Ethernet hub with standard Ethernet patch cables Figure 1 1 NetAXS 123 We...

Page 16: ... Ethernet port with either a crossover or an Ethernet cable Figure 1 2 NetAXS 123 Web Server Direct Connection 2 Configure the computer s network connection a Select Start Settings Control Panel b Click Network and Dial up Connections Terminal NetAXS 123 Panel Controller Board with 1 Door I O Board mounted on top Ethernet Port Ethernet Cable NO 1 10 LED LED LEDs ...

Page 17: ... to display the Local Area Connection Properties screen d Highlight the Internet Protocol TCP IP connection e Click Properties to display your system s current Internet Protocol properties Important Keep a record of your computer s current network configuration as it appears in this screen You will need to re instate this configuration later f Select Use the following IP address g Enter 192 168 1 ...

Page 18: ...k field i Click OK to accept the entries 3 Open your browser Internet Explorer shown below and enter https 192 168 1 150 as the target address Caution When connecting to the web using a browser you must use https for a secure connection The standard http that is the default in most browsers will not work ...

Page 19: ...lick Install Certificate The Certificate Import Wizard screen appears f Click Next and follow the prompts leave all settings at their default values A Security Warning asks if you want to install the certificate g Click Yes A Certificate Import Wizard message states The import was successful h Click OK The Certification Information message appears again i Click OK j Close the web browser and re op...

Page 20: ...lso referred to as the Landing Page Figure 1 3 Landing Page Note The Select Panel column on the right edge of the Main Window displays all panels available to the computer This list displays the number of the gateway panel that you are connected to over Ethernet and any downstream panels connected via RS 485 to the Gateway panel ...

Page 21: ...age Icons Icon Description For more information see View status monitoring Monitoring System Status page 117 Generate event reports and card reports Maintaining Cards page 56 and Generating Reports page 125 Create modify and delete users and checks account status Configuring Users page 70 Manage cardholder cards Maintaining Cards page 56 Configure time management Time Zones Tab page 31 Manages acc...

Page 22: ...ration functionalitya Configuring the System page 18 a The number of doors shown next to this icon reflects the actual number of doors the panel is config ured for The example in the table displays a Controller Board with a 2 door input output board I O board thus resulting in a total of three doors The Controller lists only the door no numbers A Con troller with a 1 door I O board will report Doo...

Page 23: ...f size and color of the number and the color of the cell background indicate the panel s status as shown in the following table Note Holding the cursor over a cell also displays a popup message which indicates whether the panel in that cell is online or selected The Select Panel refreshes automatically when the panel s status changes Table 1 2 Reading the Select Panel Cell Display Status Large red...

Page 24: ...ckground such as 2 in the example below Panel 2 is selected and it has no unacknowledged alarms Small white number on a red background such as 1 in the example below Panel 1 is not selected but it does have unacknowledged alarms Table 1 2 Reading the Select Panel continued Cell Display Status ...

Page 25: ...n B 15 2 Configuring via the Web Server In this chapter Overview 16 Configuring the System 18 Configuring Time Management 29 Configuring the Doors 36 Configuring Access Levels 54 Maintaining Cards 56 Configuring Other I O 63 Configuring Interlocks 68 Configuring Users 70 ...

Page 26: ...service personnel Caution The sequence of NetAXS 123 configuration tasks is critical If you do not follow the sequence described in Table 2 1 the system cannot be successfully configured Table 2 1 Configuration Task Sequence To perform this task Click this heading 1 Configure the panel Host Loop Communications Network General Site Codes 2 Configure the time zones 3 Configure the doors Readers Outp...

Page 27: ... This guide contains many screen captures These screens have been captured on a Windows XP platform they may look somewhat different depending on your platform 5 Create the cards and assign access levels 6 Modify access levels to cards Table 2 1 Configuration Task Sequence continued To perform this task Click this heading ...

Page 28: ...resses apply only to gateway panel System Configuration Host Loop Communications applies only to gateway panel Web Users applies only to gateway panel If common data is modified when a panel is off line or if a new panel is attached to a loop after common data has been entered the panel must be manually re synchronized to obtain the common data To resynchronize a new panel you must upload a copy o...

Page 29: ...e panel Configure the following host settings Connection Type host or web server Comms Type Port Number Host IP Address Configure the loop Time Sync Enable how often in minutes the gateway will broadcast its time to downstream panels Baud Rate for communication among downstream panels Click Communications Host Loop Host Loop Communications Tab to display the Host Loop Communications Tab Figure 2 1...

Page 30: ...he host IP address in the Host IP Address field Panel initiates connection to host Panel currently does not support encryption None Select this if you are using web mode Comms Type Specifies the type of communications Ack NAK Provides a response either an acknowledgment or a non acknowledgment in a transmission between the host and panel s This is the recommended communications type Non Ack NAK Do...

Page 31: ...Time Sync Synchronizes the gateway s time with the downstream panels Enabled Causes the gateway to automatically broadcast its time to downstream panels in order to time synchronize the loop This setting is in minutes range 60 32767 Baud Rate Specifies the transmission rate bits per second among the downstream panels on the loop Force Baud Reset Tells all downstream panels to change to the selecte...

Page 32: ...ovided IP address for Ethernet when ON use default IP address for Ethernet 192 168 1 150 When this switch changes state OFF to ON ON to OFF the effect takes place immediately No reboot is required Positions 8 and 9 RS 485 1 line termination Both ON Terminated Both OFF Un Terminated Position 10 Reserved For the 2 position DIP switch Positions 1 and 2 RS 485 2 line termination Both ON Terminated Bot...

Page 33: ...idnight every day This enables a card holder who exited the building in the evening without using his card to use his card for entry the following morning Gateway Panel Addr Displays the panel address of the Gateway panel or the panel directly connected to the host system Web Session Timeout Activates a web session timeout after the specified time period has elapsed Define the time period either i...

Page 34: ...he correct PIN For example if the PIN is 2222 the card holder would enter either 2221 or 2223 Even though the PIN is incorrect the door will still open normally but the duress output pulses and an alarm is generated In this way the card holder notifies others without detection by the unauthorized person Note A PIN ending in 0 for example 2320 will only trip a duress output when a 1 is used in plac...

Page 35: ... configuration Revert to another firmware version Click System Tools Firmware Details to display the Firmware Details tab Figure 2 3 System Tools Firmware Details Tab To revert to another firmware version 1 Click Activate Firmware to select the firmware version to which you want to revert The prompt Switching to an alternate firmware set requires a panel reboot appears 2 Click OK to reboot the pan...

Page 36: ...network must know the panel s network addresses The Network tab enables you to View the panel s MAC address View and edit the panel s IP address View and edit the panel s subnet mask View and edit the panel s default gateway View set enable and disable the USB configuration View and edit the panel s USB address View and edit the panel s USB IP Mask Click System Tools General Configuration Network ...

Page 37: ...r on the card for additional validation The Site Codes tab enables you to Create one or more site codes View existing site codes Modify an existing site code Delete a selected site code Delete all site codes Click System Tools General Configuration Site Codes tab to display the Site Codes tab Figure 2 5 System Tools General Configuration Site Codes Tab To create a site code 1 Enter a name for the ...

Page 38: ...o display the Name and Site Code fields 3 Modify the name or site code number as you desire and click Modify again To delete a site code 1 In the Site Code Number column click the number of the site you want to delete 2 Click Delete to display a prompt 3 Click OK to delete the site code To delete all site codes 1 Click Delete All Codes to display a prompt 2 Click OK to delete the codes ...

Page 39: ...aders access levels and cards through access levels Defining the holiday schedule 2 3 1 Current Time Tab The Current Time tab displays time management configuration settings The Current Time tab enables you to Set the current loop time Specify the time format 12 hour 24 hour Set a new date Set a new time Set the geographic time zone Specify the IP address of the time server being used Force a time...

Page 40: ...and AM or PM Geographic Time Zones Select the geographic time zone in which the panel will operate The time zones are written in the continent city format Find the appropriate continent and then identify the city with the closest longitude to the panel s location In the United States you might find these time zone associations more familiar Eastern Time America New York Central Time America Chicag...

Page 41: ...me period is called a time zone The Time Zones tab enables you to Create a new time zone Modify a time zone Delete a time zone Click Time Time Zones Time Zones tab to display the Time Zones tab Figure 2 7 Time Time Zones Time Zones Tab To create a time zone 1 Enter the name of the new time zone in the Name field 2 Enter a start time and an end time for the time zone 3 Select the days of the week d...

Page 42: ...k including weekends Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday These days can also include holidays which are considered special days that take precedence over a standard day Also since Access Levels Outputs and Inputs can only be given one Time Zone selection at a time you can link Time Zones together to create bigger time zones that could not fit into a single Time Zone For ex...

Page 43: ...n the Link to Time Zone field select Time Zone 3 to link Time Zones 2 3 and 4 together Linked in this way Time Zone 4 tells the NetAXS 123 system that it is also to use Time Zone 3 and Time Zone 3 tells the system that it is to also use Time Zone 2 Since Time Zone 4 is the start of this linked chain it is the Time Zone that would be operative for the Cleaning Crew Access Level That is the doors to...

Page 44: ...example you can block access to a building on that day or grant special access during that day The Holidays tab enables you to Create a holiday Modify a holiday Delete a holiday Click Time Holidays Holidays tab to display the Holidays tab Figure 2 8 Time Holidays Holidays Tab To create a holiday 1 Enter the name of the new holiday in the Name field up to 25 characters 2 If the holiday will occur a...

Page 45: ...t one type per day Also note that a single calendar day cannot be set for more than one type of Holiday For example the 4th of July could be a Type 1 Holiday but then Type 2 and 3 would not be able to work on the 4th of July Holidays or special events that require multiple days will require a Holiday entry for each date that is to be special For example Thanksgiving is usually two days Thursday an...

Page 46: ...ures described below to set up doors 2 and 3 if your setup includes them 2 4 1 Reader A Tab A reader is a device that reads cards and sends the card data to the panel The NetAXS 123 supports two readers per door Reader B may be activated and de activated by the user The Reader A tab enables you to Name the Reader Define a time zone during which the reader will follow one or more of the access mode...

Page 47: ... allows egress Card and Pin Grants access only with both a successful card read and a valid PIN entry at the door s keypad You can perform the card read and PIN entry in either sequence You must make the second entry within 10 seconds of the first entry in either sequence Card or Pin Grants access with either a successful card read or a valid PIN entry at the door s keypad Pin Only Grants access w...

Page 48: ...hen the employee credential is swiped within 10 seconds of the supervisor card swipe the door opens to admit the employee and the LED returns to rapid flashing If the time expires and there is no employee credential swipe the LED returns to rapid flashing and the reader returns to escort mode A supervisor can gain entry by simply swiping the card twice Unlike Supervisor mode the Escort mode when a...

Page 49: ...assback chosen Hard or Soft and the card holder is either denied access Hard or allowed access Soft Enabled Enables the anti passback feature Hard Validates IN OUT status before allowing entry A second swipe of the card at the same type of reader IN OUT causes a Hard anti passback violation and the user is denied entry Soft Validates IN OUT status before allowing entry A second swipe of a card at ...

Page 50: ...being forced for example during a robbery to open a door The card holder enters a PIN that is either one number higher or lower than the correct PIN This PIN opens the door but it also triggers the designated duress output and produces an alarm event For example if the PIN is 2222 the card holder would enter either 2221 or 2223 Even though the PIN is incorrect the door will still open normally but...

Page 51: ...Document 800 05168 Revision B 41 2 Click Card Formats at the side of the tab A card format tells the panel how the card number will be read The panel supplies the format to the card readers Then the card readers can correctly read the card Figure 2 10 Configuration Doors 1 Reader A Tab Card Formats ...

Page 52: ...tting Description Available column Lists all the formats in the panel All formats new ones as well as the eight default formats are listed under Available This information allows all readers by default to use all formats to try and decipher card reads The reader will then use every Available format s to decipher incoming card reads Any cards swiped with formats that do not match the Available form...

Page 53: ...st significant bit last Concatenate Site Code When enabled it is used with the Exponent field to combine the site code and Card ID into a new unique number Mainly used when a site requires the use of more than 8 different site codes Exponent This option is available only when the Concatenate Site Code box is checked To generate a card s new ID use this box to insert the desired number of zeroes to...

Page 54: ...ly CID A and not CID B C or D If the Card ID of the card format has multiple parts CIDs B C and D may be used to specify which parts are to be concatenated to form the Card ID CID B Lists where on the card the Card ID B is listed Start Bit First bit in the card where card ID begins Num Bits Number of bits to the right of the start bit including the start bit that comprise the card ID Most formats ...

Page 55: ... require only Site Code A Site Code B Lists where on the card the Site Code B is listed Consult the card manufacturer for detail on the card detail Start Bit First bit in the card where the card s Site Code begins Num Bits Number of bits to the right of the start bit including the start bit that comprise the Site Code Most card formats require only Site Code A Site Code C Lists where on the card t...

Page 56: ...n Guide The multiplexed reader configuration supports readers on opposite sides of the same door and the readers must be assigned the same Egress and Status Inputs if configured Multiplexed readers may also be assigned the same door lock On the Reader A tab click the Reader B tab to display the Reader B tab Figure 2 12 Configuration Doors 1 Reader B Tab Click Activate Reader B to display the follo...

Page 57: ...B is fully activated the system displays the following screen Figure 2 14 Reader B Fully Activated Note The Supervisor and Escort mode settings checked for Reader A also apply to Reader B However these settings can be edited only on the Reader A tab they cannot be edited on the Reader B tab Click Deactivate this reader to deactivate Reader B ...

Page 58: ...releases and permits entry This tab configures the lock output relays and reader LED The Outputs tab enables you to Configure the following for each of the door s output locks and reader LEDs Name Pulse time Time zones Latching Interlock Time zone card toggle First card rule Click Configuration Doors 1 Outputs tab to display the Outputs tab The Lock Discrete tab appears enabling you to configure a...

Page 59: ...figuring the Doors NetAXS 123 Access Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 49 The Reader LED dialog box enables you to configure the Reader LED output Figure 2 16 Configuration Doors 1 Outputs Tab Reader LED Dialog Box ...

Page 60: ...ring the selected Time Zone this point ignores all interlock actions to it effectively disabling it from being a Reacting Component during the Time Zone Outside of the Time Zone the point will react to interlocks as expected Latching Toggles the state of the outputs between energized and de energized status upon every activation code use interlock or manual pulse Interlock Enables you to disable t...

Page 61: ...Reports abnormal handling of the reader device or wiring for Reader B The Inputs tab enables you to Define the Status Egress and Tamper input modes Specify the Status Egress and Tamper shunt time or the period of time the door s normal state will be ignored Specify the Status Egress and Tamper debounce time or the period of time the input must remain in its new state before it is recognized as bei...

Page 62: ...e configurations Figure 2 17 shows the Normally Closed Unsupervised Mode The following screens show the remaining modes Figure 2 18 Input Status Mode Normally Open Unsupervised Mode Figure 2 19 Input Status Mode Normally Closed Supervised Mode Figure 2 20 Input Status Mode Normally Open Supervised Mode ...

Page 63: ...2 2K ohms 4 7K ohms or 10K ohms The default is 2 2K Shunt Time Specifies the amount of time for which the inputs will be shunted or de activated The maximum number of hours is 1 When the hour field is blank the maximum number of minutes is 59 When 1 is entered in the hour field the maximum number of minutes is 45 and the maximum number of seconds is 59 The sum of all three units comprises the shun...

Page 64: ...evel Set a Time Zone for each door View other panels with readers in this access level This section explains how to create the access levels that subsequently can be assigned to cards Note Since an access level is defined by door and time zone configurations you must configure the door see Configuring the Doors page 36 and the time zone see Configuring Time Management page 29 before configuring an...

Page 65: ...el 1 Select the door s The access level allows access only at the door s you select here 2 Enter the name of the access level in the Name field This should be a unique name that identifies the general user group 3 Select the time zone you want from the drop down list in the Time Zone field The access level allows access to the card holder only during this time zone 4 Click New Level To assign a Ti...

Page 66: ...hen you save the access level configuration at panel 1 the access level is automatically copied to panels 2 and 3 However the readers at panels 2 and 3 are not yet configured So you still must go to panels 2 and 3 to assign the readers to the access level at these panels To do this click on the desired panel and configure that panel s access level according to the instructions in this section 2 6 ...

Page 67: ... holder will be identified A card number is required Card Holder Name Identifies the card holder A card holder first and last name is required Each name can have up to 15 characters for the first name and 20 characters for the last name Card Type Specifies whether the card holder is a Supervisor Employee or a VIP A temporary Temp flag can be set for each type of card holder When the Temp flag is e...

Page 68: ...t Specifies the number of times a card can be used before it expires Specify the number of uses limit as the number of times access may be granted Note 1 Provides a user defined field See Configuring the System page 18 for information about how this field is defined for the Add New Card template Note 2 Provides a user defined field See Configuring the System page 18 for information about how this ...

Page 69: ...and display specified cards Figure 2 23 Cards Display Modify To display or modify a card 1 Enter a value for either of the search keys card number or card holder last name 2 Click Display Modify Card s The cards specified in step 1 appear 3 Use the field descriptions in Table 2 10 on page 57 to complete the card fields and click Submit Modification s Note If no card is specified the screen display...

Page 70: ...ng keys Card number Range of card numbers Card holder s last name Click Cards Delete to display the Delete Cards screen Figure 2 24 Cards Delete To delete a card 1 Enter a value for any of the search keys card number card number range or card holder name 2 Click Delete Card s to delete all cards matching the search keys you entered 3 Click OK at the prompt to delete the card ...

Page 71: ...e Card Reports screen The Card Reports screen enables you to View card records by the card holder s last name View card records by the cards number Figure 2 25 Reporting Card Reports To display a report 1 Click the By Name tab to display the card records by the card holders last names 2 Click the By Number tab to display the card records by the cards numbers Note The display in Figure 2 25 shows o...

Page 72: ...Configuring Access Levels page 54 for more information about access levels To determine an access level s defined hours click Configuration Access Lev els to display the Access Level Configuration screen Type Shows the card type The card type specifies whether the card holder is configured as a supervisor Supervisor employee Employee a VIP VIP or a combination of these types Temp Indicates with a ...

Page 73: ... Tab This tab enables you to configure other input devices on inputs 5 and 6 or other inputs that have been disassociated from their doors When using power supplies with power fail output the power fail output can be wired to input 6 When the power supply loses power and switches to battery input 6 is activated and a Power Fail alarm is generated If input 6 is not activated in this capacity you ca...

Page 74: ...eb Server Configuring Other I O Click Configuration Other I O Inputs tab to display the Inputs screen Figure 2 26 Configuration Other I O Inputs Tab Steps Use the descriptions in Table 2 12 to configure other panel inputs and downstream inputs ...

Page 75: ...conds in tenths of a second Debounce Time Specifies the period of time the input must remain in a new state before generating an alarm For example with a 5 second debounce time selected if a Normal state is changed to Alarm the state must remain in Alarm for five consecutive seconds before an alarm is generated Time Zones Shunt Specifies the time period during which the input will be shunted Disab...

Page 76: ...figure the following for each of the auxiliary outputs Name Pulse Time Time Zones Latching Interlock Click Configuration Other I O Outputs tab to display the Auxiliary Output screen for the on board outputs Figure 2 27 Configuration Other I O Outputs Tab Steps Use the descriptions in Table 2 13 to configure each output device ...

Page 77: ...all three units comprises the pulse time Note that you can express seconds in tenths of a second Time Zones Specifies two schedules Energized sets the period during which the output is automatically energized Disable Interlock sets the period during which the interlock a programmed interaction between selected inputs and outputs will be disabled During the selected Time Zone this point ignores all...

Page 78: ...when another input point output point or group of output points changes its state An action on the trigger point causes a reaction on the reacting component For example when a motion detector input detects movement it causes a horn output to sound The Interlocks screen enables you to Create and delete interlocks Enable or disable existing interlocks Click Configuration Interlocks to display the In...

Page 79: ...ve an interlock link Int Lnk number from 97 110 Use the drop down list to specify the number of the input or output Reacting Component Specifies the input output or output group that will react to a change of state from the trigger point Use the drop down list to specify the number of the input or output Reacting Component s Action Upon Trigger Alarm Specifies the reacting component s action when ...

Page 80: ...oftware interface in one or more functional roles The User Configuration screen enables you to Create a user Modify a user Delete a user Enable or disable a user account View the user s current login status either logged in or logged out Table 2 15 lists the functions that each user type can perform Table 2 15 User Functions Function Operator Service Administrator View alarms events X X X Acknowle...

Page 81: ... unique password in the Password field range 5 25 characters Note that a duplicate password will not be accepted 3 Select the type in the Account Type field 4 Select the Account Status Enabled Activates the user account the user can log in Disabled De activates the user account the user cannot log in 5 Select the user s Language Preference from the drop down list 6 Click Add User To modify a user ...

Page 82: ...eywell com Configuring via the Web Server Configuring Users To delete a user 1 In the User Name column click the user account you want to delete 2 Click Delete 3 Click OK at the prompt to delete the user account ...

Page 83: ...n B 73 3 Using WIN PAK with NetAXS 123 In this chapter Overview 74 Configuration Guidelines 74 Supported Configurations 77 Setting up WIN PAK 80 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 1 81 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 2 86 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 3 91 Standalone Commands 96 ...

Page 84: ...ontroller board Reader A and Reader B share many common connections as noted in Table 3 1 Notes The Controller Board includes Inputs 7 and 8 but they are reserved for system use The Controller Board also includes Output 5 and Output 6 which are reserved by the system to control the boards RUN LEDs and thus are unavailable for user control Reader LED while it is an output should never be used to co...

Page 85: ...er a 1 or 2 door I O board is attached to the board to board connector on the controller board Table 3 2 Factory Default Configuration Settings for Door 2 Type Purpose Logical Number Other Reader A Reader Ba a Reader B is not available in WIN PAK Input Egress 9 9 Status 10 10 Reader Tamper 11 12 Output Lock Relay 7 7 Reader LED 8 8 Aux Relay 9b b This output may not be controlled from WIN PAK Howe...

Page 86: ...e board to board connector on the controller board Note Reader LEDs while they are outputs should never be used to control anything other than their associated reader LEDs Table 3 3 Factory Default Configuration Settings for Door 3 Type Purpose Logical Number Other Reader A Reader Ba a Reader B is not available in WIN PAK Input Egress 13 13 Status 14 14 Reader Tamper 15 16 Output Lock Relay 11 11 ...

Page 87: ...stream Web Server Support Notes NetAXS 123 NS4 R3 4 Door Y NetAXS 123 NS4 R3 2 Door N NS4 R3 2 Door Panel may not be configured as downstream panel in any circumstance NetAXS 123 NetAXS 123 Y NS4 R3 2 or 4 Door NetAXS 123 N The NS4 R3 may be used as a PCI by WIN PAK but the Web Server will not support configuration of NetAXS 123 Panels The NetAXS 123 will reject any Binary Commands requested from ...

Page 88: ...uration of NetAXS 123 1 door controller will be supported as an N 1000 4 PW 2000 4X but readers 2 3 4 will be inoperative WIN PAK factory defaults will not work with the NetAXS 123 I O and interlock assignments must be made for WIN PAK to work with an NetAXS 123 as described in earlier sections Gateway Downstream WIN PAK Support Notes NetAXS 123 NS4 R3 4 Door Y NetAXS 123 NS4 R3 2 Door N NS4 R3 2 ...

Page 89: ...port two readers per door Reader B is unusable The NetAXS 123 controller and I O board allow two readers sharing a hold line to control a single door However the current version of WIN PAK does not support the 2 readers per door using hold lines WIN PAK direct Ethernet to NetAXS 123 is supported serial Host and Dial Up Connections are not available on the NetAXS 123 ...

Page 90: ... to WIN PAK Mapping I O Name Type Reader 1 Reader 2 Reader 3 Egress Input Input 1 Input 9 Input 13 Status Input Input 2 Input 10 Input 14 Reader Tamper Input Input 3 Input 11 Input 15 Lock Relay Output Output 1 Output 7 Output 11 Reader LED Output Output 2 Output 8 Output 12 Table 3 7 NetAXS 123 Panel Interlock Configuration Reader 1 Type Point to Point On Action Off Action Egress Input 1 to Outpu...

Page 91: ...op and Panel objects See Configuring the System page 18 for detailed procedures Once you have performed these steps you may configure the NetAXS 123 Doors as described below 3 5 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 1 The following screen shots illustrate setting up Reader Egress Input Status Input Lock Output and LED Output for Door 1 Click the Readers tab to configure the reader setup parameters Figure ...

Page 92: ...82 www honeywell com Using WIN PAK with NetAXS 123 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 1 Click the Inputs tab to configure the Egress parameters Figure 3 2 Egress Setup for Door 1 ...

Page 93: ...h NetAXS 123 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 1 NetAXS 123 Access Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 83 Click the Inputs tab to configure the status setup parameters Figure 3 3 Status Setup for Door 1 ...

Page 94: ...etAXS 123 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 1 Click the Outputs tab to configure the lock setup parameters Figure 3 4 Lock Setup for Door 1 Note Outputs 5 and 6 are system outputs WIN PAK cannot control these outputs and you cannot customize them ...

Page 95: ...cess Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 85 Click the Outputs tab to configure the Reader LED setup parameters Figure 3 5 Reader LED Setup for Door 1 Note Outputs 5 and 6 are system outputs WIN PAK cannot control these outputs and you cannot customize them ...

Page 96: ...hots for Door 2 3 6 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 2 The following screen shots illustrate setting up Reader Egress Input Status Input LED Output and Lock Output for Door 2 Click the Readers tab to configure the reader setup parameters Figure 3 6 Reader Setup for Door 2 ...

Page 97: ...h NetAXS 123 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 2 NetAXS 123 Access Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 87 Click the Inputs tab to configure the egress setup parameters Figure 3 7 Egress Setup for Door 2 ...

Page 98: ...88 www honeywell com Using WIN PAK with NetAXS 123 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 2 Click the Inputs tab to configure the status setup parameters Figure 3 8 Status Setup for Door 2 ...

Page 99: ...123 Access Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 89 Click the Outputs tab to configure the lock setup parameters Figure 3 9 Lock Setup for Door 2 Note Outputs 5 and 6 are system outputs WIN PAK cannot control these outputs and you cannot customize them ...

Page 100: ...123 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 2 Click the Outputs tab to configure the Reader LED setup parameters Figure 3 10 Reader LED Setup for Door 2 Note Outputs 5 and 6 are system outputs WIN PAK cannot control these outputs and you cannot customize them ...

Page 101: ...r s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 91 3 7 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 3 The following screen shots illustrate setting up Reader Egress Input Status Input LED Output and Lock Output for Door 3 Click the Readers tab to configure the reader setup parameters Figure 3 11 Reader Setup for Door 3 ...

Page 102: ...92 www honeywell com Using WIN PAK with NetAXS 123 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 3 Click the Inputs tab to configure the egress setup parameters Figure 3 12 Egress Setup for Door 3 ...

Page 103: ...h NetAXS 123 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 3 NetAXS 123 Access Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 93 Click the Inputs tab to configure the status setup parameters Figure 3 13 Status Setup for Door 3 ...

Page 104: ...etAXS 123 WIN PAK Screen Shots for Door 3 Click the Outputs tab to configure the lock setup parameters Figure 3 14 Lock Setup for Door 3 Note Outputs 5 and 6 are system outputs WIN PAK cannot control these outputs and you cannot customize them ...

Page 105: ...cess Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 95 Click the Outputs tab to configure the Reader LED setup parameters Figure 3 15 Reader LED Setup for Door 3 Note Outputs 5 and 6 are system outputs WIN PAK cannot control these outputs and you cannot customize them ...

Page 106: ...Sets the panel s date 3 L command Creates time zones for use by the cards 4 C command Adds cards to or deletes cards from the panel 5 W command Programs each input for either NO NC and Supervised or Non Supervised operation 6 P command Sets interlocks between input points and or output points 7 H command Sets holiday dates Note In all examples the underscore _ indicates a space character and CR in...

Page 107: ...urday 7 Sunday Note The day of week setting is a hold over from an old command The panel using the mm dd yyyy information will automatically configure panel to the correct day of the week regardless of the setting selected in day of week But the command still requires a value to be entered in its place of 1 7 Example 1 _D 1_01 09 2007_5 CR This command would set panel 1 to a date of 1 9 2007 and t...

Page 108: ...g definable The earliest time possible is 00 00 the latest time possible is 23 59 A single time zone cannot be made to span midnight this can be simulated through extended commands For more information contact Technical Support Holiday 2 and Holiday 3 are not supported by current WIN PAK Example 1 _L 5_10_08 00 17 00_1_2_3_4_5 CR This command would configure panel 5 to add a time zone entry to tim...

Page 109: ...vice numbers card will work with as follows 1 card reader 1 2 card reader 2 3 card reader 3 Example 1 _C 6_12345_10_1_2_3 CR This command would configure panel 6 to add a card entry of 12345 to the panels database that will be valid on readers 1 2 and 3 during the times and days specified by time zone 10 Example 2 _C 18_52989_120_1_3 CR This command would configure panel 18 to add a card entry of ...

Page 110: ...NO NC CR Variables SO Supervised normally open SC Supervised normally closed NO Non supervised normally open NC Non supervised normally closed default Example _W 1_9_SO CR Input 9 has been programmed as supervised normally open on panel 1 3 8 7 P Interlock Command _P pn_I O_ number _I O number _ D E F N P _ D E F N P CR Parameters number for an input number the range is 1 16 for output 1 14 D De e...

Page 111: ... dd _type Type 0 8 9 0 Holiday 1 8 Holiday 2 9 Holiday 3 Note No type is automatically selected as Holiday 1 Example _H 0_1_12 25 December 25 is set as a type 1 holiday in all panels Deleting Holidays To delete an existing holiday database entry enter the H command for the desired holiday number WITHOUT the month mm and day dd parameters Example _H 0_1 Holiday 1 is removed from all panels ...

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Page 113: ...nit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 103 4 Monitoring NetAXS 123 Status In this chapter Overview 104 Monitoring Alarms 105 Monitoring Events 109 Monitoring Inputs 112 Monitoring Outputs 115 Monitoring System Status 117 ...

Page 114: ...the recorded transactions of the system For example status of doors database changes invalid cards valid cards etc Inputs Inputs are terminals located on the panel the inputs are wired to input devices such as door position switches that monitor status of a door Outputs Output relays are relays located on the panel that are connected to output devices such as a door lock or a siren System The syst...

Page 115: ...rom the drop down menu at the upper right corner of each Alarms tab you can configure the tab to display alarms in groups of 10 25 50 or 75 Click Monitoring Alarms to display the Unacknowledged Alarms tab Figure 4 1 Monitoring Alarms Unacknowledged Tab Notes You can display the newest alarms first by clicking Newest Click Older to display the next oldest tab display of alarms The Alarms screen dyn...

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Page 117: ...enerating point This number is never duplicated either on a Controller or its attached 1 or 2 door I O board There is one exception to this Door Readers For a list of common values see Table 4 2 PN Physical device number A number at the board level that is assigned to a specific alarm generating point NetAXS 123 Controller starts at 1 and goes to 8 1 Door I O board as a new board goes from 1 to 4 ...

Page 118: ...lues listed in this table are based on defaults For information on other values contact Technical Support Table 4 2 Logical LN and Physical PN Numbers of Common Panel Events Egress Status Reader A Tamper Reader B Tamper Reader A Reader B LN PN LN PN LN PN LN PN LN PN LN PN Door 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 1 5 5 Door 2 9 2 10 3 11 4 12 5 2 2 6 6 Door 3 13 6 14 7 15 8 16 9 3 3 7 7 ...

Page 119: ...or example a panel event is a recording of a card read by a reader A web event example is the recording of the user login Click Monitoring Events to display the Panel event tab Figure 4 3 Monitoring Events Panel Tab Notes You can display the newest events first by clicking Newest Click Older to display the next oldest tab display of events The Events screen dynamically refreshes when new events ar...

Page 120: ...For a list of common values see Table 4 2 PN Physical device number A number at the board level that is assigned to a specific alarm generating point NetAXS 123 Controller starts at 1 and goes to 8 1 Door I O board as a new board goes from 1 to 4 and 2 door I O board goes from 1 to 8 System alarms such as reset which are not board specific will report a value of 0 There is one exception to this Do...

Page 121: ... data when applicable to a variety of events such as Valid Card reads Invalid Site Code Invalid PIN Database Change Note With respect to a card that does not have an associated format The panel reads the card and converts its binary output into a single decimal number This number is then reported in the Card Holder Name column along with the number of bits being listed in the Cred PIN Site column ...

Page 122: ...nput Normal Alarm Cut Short Shunted Shunt or un shunt any input When an input is shunted its change of state is ignored This way you can allow a door to be held open without falsely signalling an alarm The default state of an input point is un shunted Restore the input to its time zone A time zone is a specified time period during which the input will be shunted and the alarm de activated see Conf...

Page 123: ...tAXS 123 Access Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 113 2 Click OK to complete the shunt or un shunt Figure 4 6 Toggle Shunt State Dialog Box Figure 4 7 displays an example of a shunted input status Figure 4 7 Shunted Input Status ...

Page 124: ...tore to Time Zone button to display a prompt to restore the input to its shunt state based on its current time zone Click OK to complete the restoration to the current time zone Figure 4 8 Time Zone Restore Dialog Box Note The Input Status screen dynamically refreshes when input status changes ...

Page 125: ...ually as discrete outputs see Outputs Tab page 48 and Outputs Tab page 66 or collectively as a group of outputs Note The Pulse and Restore to Time Zone buttons will only function when an output or a group has a valid pulse time or a time zone assigned The Output Status tab enables you to View the current status of each output in the Discrete tab Energized or De energized View the current status of...

Page 126: ...n indefinite period of time click the Energized status button to display a prompt Click OK to complete the change to De energized 3 To Pulse an output for the configured period of time click the Pulse button to display a prompt Click OK to start the pulse 4 To reset the output to follow its configured time zone click the Restore to Time Zone button to display a prompt Click OK to restore the time ...

Page 127: ...m capacities of the listed databases The System Status screen enables you to View the following status of system objects other than alarms events inputs and outputs Number of currently existing entries in the database Maximum number of entries in the database Click System Tools General Configuration then in the navigation menu click Status System to display the System Status screen Figure 4 10 Sta...

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Page 129: ...NetAXS 123 Access Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 119 5 File Management In this chapter Backing up and Restoring the NetAXS 123 120 Generating Reports 125 ...

Page 130: ...web based loop should be used as the first download to a new panel added to the loop This will configure the new panel so that its basic databases sync up with the existing panel Panel configuration data uploads inputs outputs interlocks readers and panel configuration in a proprietary internal format Card common and panel configuration data uploads both the card and panel configuration items in a...

Page 131: ...e instructions to save a backup file on your PC Be sure to give the backup file a useful name for easy identification and restoring Note Card report short and long data is stored in a 64 bit format Microsoft Excel displays up to 32 characters Therefore you should save the report and then open the it in Notepad instead of opening the report immediately in the default CSV format in Excel To synchron...

Page 132: ...ware later at a time to be determined later 1 Click Browse to locate the firmware file 2 Click Deferred 3 Click Manual Figure 5 2 File Management Manual Time Setting 4 Click Download the download status is shown as Ready for activation 5 Click Ready for Activation when you are ready to download your files ...

Page 133: ...ote Every panel has its own database and each panel s database must be backed up individually For more information see Upgrading NetAXS 123 Firmware page 129 To download a card database report CSV file from the host system to the panel 1 Click Browse to locate the CSV file 2 Click Download to download the file If the file is in the correct report format this message appears Would you like to appen...

Page 134: ... or download backup files from the host system to the panel 1 Click Browse to locate the backup file 2 Click Download to download the selected backup file To delete language files 1 From the Delete drop down list select the language file you want to delete 2 Click Delete to delete the file ...

Page 135: ...by last name Generate reports of card events by card number Click Reporting Event Reports to display the Event Report screen Figure 5 4 Reporting Event Reports By Last Name Tab To generate an Event Report By Last Name 1 Click the By Last Name tab and enter the card holder s last name in the Enter Last Name box then click Search 2 Use the History days drop down list to select the duration of days i...

Page 136: ...ed 1 or 2 Door I O board There is one exception to this Door Readers For a list of common values see Table 4 2 PN Physical Device Number A number at the board level that is assigned to a specific alarm generating point NetAXS 123 Controller starts at 1 and goes to 8 1 Door I O board as a new board goes from 1 to 4 and 2 door I O board goes from 1 to 8 System alarms such as reset which are not boar...

Page 137: ...00 05168 Revision B 127 To generate an Event Report By Card Number 1 Click on the By Card Number tab and enter the card number in the Enter Card Number box then click Search 2 Perform Steps 2 and 3 under generating an Event Report by Last Name Figure 5 5 Event Reports By Card Number Example ...

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Page 139: ...evision B 129 A Upgrading NetAXS 123 Firmware In this appendix Planning the Upgrade 130 Mixed Revision Loops 131 Uploading Data from the Panel 131 Downloading Data to the Panel 132 Upgrades to Gateway vs Multi drop Panels 140 Upgrade Notes 142 Clearing the Cache 151 ...

Page 140: ...r one downstream panel switched to gateway mode Depending upon your configuration you may be able save time by starting multiple panel upgrades on your loop simultaneously With respect to the timing of the upgrade you may download data to a selected panel immediately download data to all panels later for activation either manually or automatically cancel an automatically deferred download cancel a...

Page 141: ...ackup copies of your panel s databases and an upgrade provides an opportunity to keep your backups current Use following procedure to backup each of your panel s databases The backup features are per panel so you need to select the panel to backup 1 In the web server select System Tools File Upload Download to display the File Management screen Figure A 1 File Management Screen 2 In the Upload sec...

Page 142: ...ownload to display the File Management screen see Figure A 1 2 Select the panel you wish to download the data to 3 In the Download section click Browse to locate the file you want to download 4 When a file is selected click Immediate then click Download A confirmation prompt appears Figure A 2 Immediate Download Confirmation 5 After confirmation the file transfer to the gateway panel starts immedi...

Page 143: ...ansfer files to all panels in the loop For deferred downloads you can choose to activate the new firmware manually or have all panels in the loop activate the new firmware automatically reboot at a specified time in the future To set up a manually deferred download 1 In the web server select System Tools File Upload Download to display the File Management screen see Figure A 1 2 In the Download se...

Page 144: ...am panels Figure A 3 Deferred Manual Download Confirmation This screen shows the real time progress of the file transfer for each NetAXS 123 panel on your loop In the example above Panel 1 is the gateway and is not listed in the display area because it already has the firmware Panel 2 and Panel 3 are NetAXS 123 panels either being downloaded to or waiting for the download Panel 6 is not listed in ...

Page 145: ... flash memory so that it remains on the panel even if the panel is rebooted in which case it will still not be activated until you activate it manually When the file transfer to all NetAXS 123 panels on the loop is complete the following screen appears Figure A 4 Firmware Upgrade Ready for Activation A status message at the top of the screen indicates that the upgrade is ready for activation ...

Page 146: ...nloading Data to the Panel 5 Set a date and time for the download and click Download When the file transfers to all NetAXS 123 panels on the loop have completed the following screen appears Figure A 5 Download Progress Complete ...

Page 147: ...rmware immediately cancelling automaticactivationofthefirmware requiringmanualactivation orcancellingthe firmwareupgradeentirely whichremovesthenewlydownloadedfirmwarefromall NetAXS 123 panels on the loop To set up an automatically deferred download 1 In the web server select System Tools File Upload Download to display the File Management screen see Figure A 1 2 In the Download section click Brow...

Page 148: ...4 Set a date and time for the download and click Download The following message appears under the Download header Activation scheduled for month day hr min AM PM A 4 3 Cancelling a Download You may return to the firmware download page at any time and cancel all downloads that are pending or in progress For deferred downloads the panels waiting to begin are removed from the download queue and the d...

Page 149: ...ea 1 Click Download to complete the deferred download setup and display the following acknowledgment screen Figure A 8 Automatic Download Configuration Acknowledgment 2 To cancel the automatic activation click Cancel Automatic Activation which displays the following message box 3 Click OK to complete the cancellation 4 The File Management screen will acknowledge cancellation of the automatic upgra...

Page 150: ...rm the upgrade 1 Before starting make sure your panels are not buffered If you have not logged in to the web pages lately or WIN PAK has not been connected recently you should login and make sure you have current events coming in This will ensure that the panels are not buffered and you will not have to wait for the un buffer to complete before starting If you try to login and get time outs your p...

Page 151: ...ter the upgrade is complete 6 Install the new application file 3 NetAXSimagexx xx xx bin To do this a Click System Tools File Upload Download tab b In the Download box click Browse to locate the file 3 NetAXSimagexx xx xx bin c Select the file and click Download Click OK to continue After the Download complete message appears click OK again The Download image message appears and tells you to wait ...

Page 152: ...13 or newer NetAXS is not compatible with IE7 version 7 0 5730 11 You should either use a newer version IE 6 or another browser A 6 1 Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 Security Certificate Failure Note The IP address shown in the following screens is for illustration purposes only For these procedures use the default IP address that is provided to you If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 and...

Page 153: ...3 2 Click Continue to this website not recommended to display the login screen Figure A 10 Security Certificate Failure Correction Login 3 Click Certificate Error at the top right of the IP address The Untrusted Certificate screen appears Figure A 11 Untrusted Certificate Message Click here ...

Page 154: ...144 www honeywell com Upgrade Notes 4 Click the View Certificates bar The Certificate Information screen appears Figure A 12 Certificate Information Screen ...

Page 155: ... Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 145 5 Click Install Certificate The Certificate Import Wizard screen appears Figure A 13 Certificate Import Wizard Welcome Screen 6 Click Next to view the Certificate Store screen Figure A 14 Certificate Store Screen ...

Page 156: ...7 Accept the default value and click Next to display the Certificate Import Wizard completion screen Figure A 15 Certificate Import Wizard Completion Screen 8 Click Finish The following warning appears Figure A 16 Security Warning Screen ...

Page 157: ...owing popup Figure A 17 Successful Import Message 10 Click OK to return to the Certificate Information screen Figure A 12 on page 144 11 Click OK 12 Close the web browser and re open it 13 Enter the IP address again into the URL box The login screen appears without Certificate Error Figure A 18 Security Certificate Login ...

Page 158: ...curity Certificate Failure If you are using Firefox 3 and you receive a certificate error message follow these steps to clear it 1 Enter the IP address of the panel into the URL box The following message appears Figure A 19 Secure Connection Failed Message ...

Page 159: ...cess Control Unit User s Guide Document 800 05168 Revision B 149 2 Click on I Understand the Risks to expand the screen 3 Click Add Exception to display the Add Security Exception screen Figure A 20 Add Security Exception Screen ...

Page 160: ...ssage Screen 5 Ensure the Permanently store this exception check box is checked This is the default 6 Click Confirm Security Exception The screen returns to the Security Connection Failed screen with a progress bar in the lower right corner 7 The screen next displays the NetAXS 123 Login screen 8 10 seconds later 8 Continue with the login ...

Page 161: ...ete The Delete Browsing History popup closes A 7 2 Using Internet Explorer 6 IE6 To clear the cache using IE6 1 Select Tools Internet Options General 2 Click Delete Cookies A Delete Cookies popup prompts Delete all cookies in the Temporary Internet Files folder 3 Click OK 4 With the Internet Options screen open click Delete Files A Delete Files message prompts Delete all files in the Temporary Int...

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Page 163: ...ress 2 ON ON OFF OFF OFF Address 3 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF Address 4 ON OFF ON OFF OFF Address 5 OFF ON ON OFF OFF Address 6 ON ON ON OFF OFF Address 7 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF Address 8 ON OFF OFF ON OFF Address 9 OFF ON OFF ON OFF Address 10 ON ON OFF ON OFF Address 11 OFF OFF ON ON OFF Address 12 ON OFF ON ON OFF Address 13 OFF ON ON ON OFF Address 14 ON ON ON ON OFF Address 15 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON Address ...

Page 164: ...l Default OFF Uses the User Provided Ethernet IP address Default ON Uses the Default Ethernet IP Address 192 168 1 150 OFF OFF RS 485_1 termination EOL DISABLED Default ON ON RS 485_1 termination EOL ENABLED OFF Future Use Default ON Future Use a DIP Switch 7 does NOT require a panel reboot to take effect This does not affect the USB IP address b Both DIP Switch 8 and DIP Switch 9 need to be eithe...

Page 165: ...al factory default values but this command only removes the customized databases and restores the original factory default database The Event History is retained To reset the panel to the factory default values 1 Make a note of the existing settings on SW1 DIP switches 2 While the panel is powered up turn all of the DIP switches to the OFF position 3 Power down then power the panel back up 4 Wait ...

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Page 167: ...deleting 60 displaying 58 formats 41 modifying 58 PIN 58 reports 61 site code 27 trace 58 use limits 58 Commands standalone Card Add 99 Card Delete 100 Date 97 Input 100 Interlock 100 101 Time 96 Time Zone 98 Communications loop baud rate 21 port number 20 type 20 Configuration database 25 mode 18 Continuous card reads 24 Current time 29 D Debounce time 65 Default gateway 26 DIP switches Gateway p...

Page 168: ...n 20 Host mode 18 I Icons 11 Inputs 51 104 auto relock 54 65 debounce time 65 downstream 63 interlocks 68 mode 51 53 65 monitoring 112 Panel Tamper 63 Power Failure 63 readers 36 shunt time 53 65 time zones 53 65 Interlocks 50 67 68 IP address 26 L Landing Page 10 Latching 50 67 LEDs 24 M MAC address 26 Modes Input 65 Normally Closed 52 53 Normally Open 53 Supervised 52 53 Unsupervised 53 Monitori...

Page 169: ...ling access 31 Select Panel 13 Service user 70 Setting current time 29 Shunt time 53 65 Site codes 27 Standalone commands Card Add 99 Card Delete 100 Date 97 Input 100 Interlock 100 101 Time 96 Time Zone 98 Status alarms 105 events 109 inputs 112 outputs 115 panels 13 Subnet mask 26 Supervised mode 53 T Tamper 51 Time management 29 holidays 34 Time synchronization host and panel 21 Time zones 31 5...

Page 170: ...Index W 160 www honeywell com Door 1 81 Door 2 86 Door 3 91 I O Settings 80 setup 80 standalone commands 96 ...

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