TECOM TS1066, Руководство по программированию

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Recommended programming
sequence
The following is a suggested programming sequence for a Network Access
Controller:
Note: For access restrictions to the interior of the enclosure, refer to APPENDIX
B: Enclosure Access Restrictions
1. Set the NAC
’s DIP switches if the NAC will be connected to a
Challenger Plus panel.
2. Default the NAC.
3. Connect NAC to Challenger Plus (if required).
4. Connect CTPlus to NAC via USB or to the Challenger Plus panel,
depending on the intended operating mode.
5. Add the NAC as a panel in CTPlus (for IP Direct or IP Extended mode) or
add the NAC as a DGP in CTPlus (for Classic mode).
6. Upload the default configuration from the NAC to CTPlus.
7.
Upgrade the NAC’s firmware to the latest version.
8.
Program the NAC’s IP communications if the NAC will operate in IP Direct
or IP Extended mode. Reconnect to the NAC via IP if desired.
9. Program the NAC:
a. Program the NAC
’s general controller options.
b. Assign RASs to the NAC and ensure they are polled.
c. Assign DGPs to the NAC and ensure they are polled.
10. Program holidays if required.
11. Program time zones if required.
12. Program regions if required.
13. Program
the NAC’s doors:
a. Program hardware options for each door.
b. Assign readers to each door.
c. Program access options for each door.
d. Program shunt, passback and egress options for each door.
e. Program alarm control for each door, if applicable.
14. Program input and relay mappings for Challenger Plus , if applicable.
15.
Program the NAC’s macro logic, if required.
16. Program user information:
a. Program door groups.
b. Program users.