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AX200 Installation & User Guide – July 2007
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide Microsoft® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Windows™ is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Document Title: AX200 & I-BOX Installation & User Guide v13.07.07 This document contains proprietary information of Axxess Identification Ltd. Unauthorised reproduction of any portion of this manual without the written authorisation of Axxess Identification Ltd is prohibited. The information in this manual is
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide Li ce n s e A g r e em e n t NOTICE TO USER: THIS SOFTWARE PACKAGE IS A CONTRACT. BY INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE YOU ACCEPT ALL THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT. 1. Use of the Software. You may install and use the software only for the purpose intended. 2. Copyright. You may not duplicate or copy the software or documentation, except that you may make one backup copy of the software. All copies must bear copyright notices
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide C ont ent s ...................................................................................................................................................1 AX200 Installation .....................................................................................................................8 AX200 Software Setup............................................................................................................8 TCP/IP Configura
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide E-Mail Unknown Format to Axxess ID ...............................................................................71 DB Maintenance ...................................................................................................................72 Compact Database ...........................................................................................................72 Backup Settings......................................................
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide PDU (Power Distribution Unit) ...............................................................................................93 Details ..............................................................................................................................94 Sensor ................................................................................................................97 Hardware Connection Details..............................
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide A X 200 Install a ti on This Installation Guide details the initial setup and steps to get the AX200 software operational. For further information and additional features please refer to the AX200 software manual. Complete software installation and TCP/IP configuration must be performed whilst logged into Windows with full Windows Administration rights. AX200 Software Setup 1. Install the AX200 software. Insert the CD, if auto ru
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide 9. Click on the ? at the end of the Server IP address. The Server IP address will fill in. On local area networks (LAN) the Device IP address and the Server IP address will match for the first 3 numbers (Segment address) and the last number will be unique to the AX200. 10. Enter a name for the AX200 and an IP address for the device. To ensure that this IP address is not already assigned click on the ? next to the dev
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide 12. Click Add. Select the type of reader (with or without PIN) then click next. Enter a suitable name for the door location being added. Then click OK. After a brief period of time the add wizard will be completed. Access point specific settings such as lock times, IN/Out configuration may be set under Access point / Access point. When a new AX100 is added the access point screen will be displayed. Note if two AX100’s are conne
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide address. Typically this is set to 255.255.255.0 Click OK or Apply. Click OK to exit the network setup and close the system control panel window. If prompted to reboot or to insert the Windows installation disk please follow the on-screen prompts. IP D e fi ni ti ons A ppl i c able to the A X 200 IP Address An IP address is a unique identifier for each controller, PC or other Ethernet device. The IP address range is fro 0 to 255, w
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide recommended that the segment address is 10.1.1.x Use the subnet mask as 255.255.255.0 and the gateway IP address should be 0.0.0.0 WAN Configuration When working on a wide area network (WAN) all devices that are configured to operate with fixed IP address such as the AX200 controller, will probably have a different segment address. So if the Server (PC) IP address is 10.1.1.15 then the AX200 will require an IP address with the appropria
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide Sounder /Beacon for i-BOX (IC-ASB) The sounder /Beacon for the i-BOX connects directly to the i-BOX and will sound the alarm and flash the strobe for a pre-programmed period of time when an alarm condition occurs on the i- BOX. Connect the 9 way D connector to the i-BOX. To configure the duration select the environment button in the software. Click on the I-box in the tree menu. Adjust the alarm sounder period time to the desired l
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide AX200 Expander Board Connections Expander Board connections are located at the top-right corner of the AX200 board. Output 4 (associated with door 1) & output 5 (associated with door 2) are activated once the “Door forced/held open alarm” is triggered on the appropriate controller and will stay active until the alarm is cleared either by using a valid card or by using the clear alarm button on the main screen. Note: the alarm is
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Switch 2 L ock Rel ay www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide Door forced / held open alarm settings can be accessed through Main Screen Access Point (Enable) Door Contact. For more information about these settings please refer to Access Point Configuration Access Point Settings on this manual. Note: Relay No.3 generates a 1 second pulse through the Access Granted connection block, located at the top of AX200 board. The connection is normally closed and the pulse
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not in use Lock Relay www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide Break glass wiring AX50/AX100 AX50 / AX100 Double Pole Breakglass AX50 / AX100 NO Power In C 1 +12vDC NC 2 3 to lock Terminal Function Terminal 1 Normally Open 1A 2Common 2A 3 Normally Closed 3A AX200 Installation & User Guide – July 2007 16 Switch 1
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide A X 200 S o ftw a re The AX200 software is where all the programming data and cardholder information is entered. It consists of the following: • Cardholder • Access Point • System Settings • Format & Statistics • Security • Reports • Environment The PC is where all the system configuration and data management is stored. The optional data transfer unit (DTU) enables the data that has been entered at the PC to be downloaded to
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www.axxessid.com Installation & User Guide Please read the License Agreement, to accept the terms select I accept… then click on Next >. The default directory where program files are installed is C:\Program Files\AX200\ If required, click on Change to choose a different folder. Click on Next > to accept the default, or when you’ve entered a different destination folder. AX200 Installation & User Guide – July 2007 20
