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3.19.27.3.2 RANDOM RETURN TO MULTIPLE SYSTEMS SETUP
Overview
The only difference in setting up the Traka system with RRMS is in the iFobs. In a FRSS or RRSS system, you would
normally have to synchronise the iFobs. In RRMS, the systems will accept any iFob automatically.
If the iFob has memory (Data 32 or Data 512) then the system will read the contents of the iFobs memory.
If the iFob has been pre-programmed, the system will use this information to determine the iFobs Access Level, Access
Times and optionally Current Fault Status, Description and/or Mileage.
If the iFob has not yet been programmed, the system will program the iFob with a default set of access being Access
Level 1 and 24 Hour Access.
If the iFob does not have memory (Standard iFob) then the system will reject the iFob.
To make the iFob records appear in the Traka32 software all you have to do is Read All System Data. The Traka32
software will automatically check if the database has a record for that iFob, if not it will create one.
When an iFob with memory has been programmed with the default information, this information can then be altered
with the relevant access levels and access time etc. You can edit the iFob in the normal way and save the changes.
NOTE: The iFob must be in the location shown the iFob Details window for the information to be written to
the iFob.
If you reset a system or synchronise a system you will hear the system beep x times, once for each iFob. When the
system is reset, no information will be available on the iFobs status and the system will automatically book them in.
This is normal.
When an iFob is put into the system for the first time and the Read All System Data is performed, the new record in
the database will be assigned an iFob Index number. This number can then be used to look up information on the iFob
from the Traka32 software and from the system’s keypad.
NOTE: We would normally recommend that you attached a tag to each iFob displaying the iFob’s Tag
number for easy reference. Please refer to the next section for details on how to assign the iFob tags.
Setting up the systems
In order for the system to assign the iFob Index numbers in a logical order the following procedure should be followed:
1. Install Traka32 as normal.
NOTE: Ensure you are starting with a blank database.
2. Configure each system as normal. See Configuring Systems .
NOTE: If you are using the Remote Host function, ensure this is switched off at this point.
3. Ensure all the iFobs are in the systems.
4. From the Traka32 software’s System Viewer, right click over the picture of the system click the Engineers
tab and then click Reset All Data iFobs.
5. Repeat step 4 for each system.
NOTE: Do NOT click Read All System Data at this stage.
6. From the Traka32 software’s System Viewer, right click over the picture of the system and click on
Synchronise System. Say No to the first message and Yes to the second. You will hear the system beep x
time, once for each iFob.
7. Repeat step 6 for each system.
NOTE: Do NOT click Read All System Data at this stage.