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S100 Quick Set-Up Guide

 

 

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2.  Time Schedules 

In

  Time  Schedules, 

define

 

schedules  that  can  be  used  in  association  with  Access  Levels  and 

Reader Groups.  Typically, the Time Schedule determines when a door is accessed.  The Time 
Schedules  module  consists  of  two  sub-tabs: 

Time  Schedules

  and 

Holidays.   

In  the 

Time 

Schedules

 sub-tab, define schedules and the hours and days of the week (including Holidays) in 

which this schedule is applicable.    In the 

Holidays

 sub-tab, define Holidays that are observed.   

Time Schedule Toolbar 

  Save any modifications, changes, and edits made in Time Schedules or Holidays. 

 

  Add a new holiday (applicable for Holidays sub-tab). 

 

  Delete a selected holiday (applicable for Holidays sub-tab). 

Time Schedules 

Define up to 

6

 Time Intervals per Time Schedule and up to 

20

 Time Schedules.   

 

1. 

To define a new time schedule, first click 

on the drop-down menu 

and go to an 

unassigned schedule.   

   

2. 

Click 

 to name the new schedule. 

 

3. 

Click 

 to acknowledge and close the 

window.  Click 

 to close the window 

without acknowledging any changes. 

 

4. 

Enter in the Begin and End time.  Use 

MILITARY

 time.   

 

5. 

Select the days of the week and the holiday groups that will follow the schedule. 

 

6. 

Click 

.   

 

Holidays

 

Define up to 

12

 Holidays. 

1. 

Add 

a new holiday. 

 

2. 

Define holiday information: 

••

 

Group 

••

 

Description 

••

 

Date 

••

 

Repeating 

 

3. 

Click 

       

Summary of Contents for IS100

Page 1: ...QUICK SET UP GUIDE Ness Security Products 4 167 Prospect Hwy Seven Hills NSW Australia 2147 M1support ness com au www ness com au Doc No 890 377 IS100 ...

Page 2: ... a V1000 or V2000 In addition the V1000 can communicate through a multi drop RS 485 network to sub controllers Product Specifications Cable Specifications RS 485 Connections V1000 only The V1000 has two RS 485 connectors The V1000 uses the 10 pin P3 and P4 for the RS 485 connections Each RS 485 bus can support a maximum of 16 V100 Series using one or two ports Having two ports on each bus provides...

Page 3: ...ring Connect one side of the switch or contact to the plus lead and the other to the minus lead The default REX switch configuration is normally open NO unsupervised no EOL resistors while the default door switch DS configuration is Normally Closed NC unsupervised no EOL resistors All other input points are defaulted for NO switches and are unsupervised no EOL resistors Any input can be configured...

Page 4: ...ter or laptop that is on the same network as the controller via a network switch OR while connected directly to the controller with a computer laptop and an Ethernet cable All Ness V1000 V2000 and Edge System controllers are pre programmed from the factory for DHCP where an IP Address is allocated by the system router In cases where a Router is not used e g Direct connect to a PC then you can use ...

Page 5: ...7 2010 Ness Security Products All rights reserved 5 2 A Request for Username and Password dialog box opens Enter the default user name admin and leave the password blank Click OK Once logged in you should see the options for each programming module ...

Page 6: ...e Network Configuration dialog box change the controller s IP Address to suit the customer network Click Enter the IP Address to suit the customers network you may need to get this IP Address from the customers system administrator Enter the Subnet mask normally 255 255 255 0 Enter the default Gateway if this controller is to connect to Internet ...

Page 7: ...r will be lost 6 Restore the computer network configuration back to match the controllers IP range 7 Once the steps above are complete go to the Internet Explorer browser and enter the controller s newly configured IP address http xxx xxx x xx to launch IS100 NOTE If you have changed the default password when changing the IP address you will need to enter the new password now to log into the contr...

Page 8: ...2010 Ness Security Products All rights reserved 8 8 Once connected add the controller IP address to the Trusted Sites Click on from the Web Browser 9 Select Internet Options 10 Under Internet Options click on the Security tab Next click on 11 Click on ...

Page 9: ... You will need to un tick Require server verification https for all sites in this zone 13 Click 14 The controller address will now appear under Websites Once these settings are complete continue on to the IS100 system set up NOTE The following is a quick set up guide only A full copy of the User s Manual can be downloaded from http www ness com au UserManual Ness_IS100_User_Manual_V1 0 pdf ...

Page 10: ...ee The Hardware System Tree displays all the hardware in a hierarchy Controllers V1000 V2000 Sub controllers V100 V200 V300 Inputs Outputs Relays and Readers Click on a specific hardware or device from the Hardware System Tree to display the corresponding properties on the Hardware Information window to the right While on the Hardware System Tree window the cursor changes to indicating that additi...

Page 11: ...ed go to Hardware Manager Perform an auto scan with the controller to scan the network for all sub controllers that are in communication with the controller Right mouse click on the controller and select Autoscan for Sub Controllers Once auto scan is complete the hardware will automatically populate the Hardware System Tree To modify any of the settings simply click on the hardware or device from ...

Page 12: ...ar Save any modifications changes and edits made in Time Schedules or Holidays Add a new holiday applicable for Holidays sub tab Delete a selected holiday applicable for Holidays sub tab Time Schedules Define up to 6 Time Intervals per Time Schedule and up to 20 Time Schedules 1 To define a new time schedule first click on the drop down menu and go to an unassigned schedule 2 Click to name the new...

Page 13: ...d close the window Click to close the window without acknowledging any changes 4 To add one or more readers to a reader group select the reader group 5 Select the reader s then click to add reader s to the selected reader group Click to remove readers from the reader group To deselect readers simply click on the reader s again 6 Click Access Levels Define up to 20 Access Levels 1 To define a new a...

Page 14: ...e card record Adding Card Records 1 To add a single card click A blank slot appears in the cardholder list 2 Enter the cardholder information in the data fields to the right 3 While on the access levels window the cursor changes to Right mouse click to add or remove access levels 4 Click 5 Add a group of records with the Group Add function Either append to the existing records or add a new group o...

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