Keri-systems HPP-100 Manual de usuario

Keri SystemsUser ManualHPP-100Hand-Held Programmer

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 4The Master Control Reader’s LEDThe Master Control Reader’s LED can be used to identify the Master Control U

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 5Setting a New PINTo assign a new PIN, enter the current PIN to enter programming mode as described above.Pr

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 6Configuring the Serial PortTo establish communication with a serial printer, PC, or Modem, the Master Contr

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 7Figure 2 - The Serial Printer CableFigure 3 - The PC CableFigure 4 - The Modem Cable

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 8Command DescriptionsThis section provides descriptions and usage instructions for every command that is ava

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 9checking for that card, allowing free access at any time. Time zones 1 through 5 areuser programmable. Time

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 10Set the Unlock Time [N]The Unlock Time is the amount of time that the Master Control Unit’s lock power rel

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 11Example . . . to set the close of business time to 6 P.M. (18:00 hours):Press . . . [6] [1] [8] [

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 12LEVEL: 2Press . . . [SEND]PRESENT CARD[S]ENROLLING 0 0 4 7Present the card to the Master Reader and t

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 13Press . . . [L]ENROLL CARD[S]LEVEL: _Press . . . [2] (the time zone for all cards inthe batch to follow)[

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 iii© 1996 Keri Systems, Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDDocument Number 01817-001, Revision 3.3September 1999Keri Sy

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 14Voiding Consecutive Cards [G]Voiding Cards removes them from the Master Control Unit’s list of occupied sl

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 15Change the Time Zone for Consecutive Cards [N]Changing the Time Zone for Consecutive Cards allows the time

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 16Verifying a Card sends the card’s internal code number and the time zone that card hasbeen assigned to the

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 17Example . . . to print enrolled cards:Press . . . [2] [SEND]PRINTER[#] [SEND] [LEVEL]The print

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 18The printout will appear as:SYSTEM INFORMATION FOR DOOR: [ID#]Firmware Rev: [rev #]Option Board: [optio

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 19Example . . . to print the last 10 transactions:Press . . . [2] [1] (the print command)Press . . . [0]

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 20Group 0/Memory Module CommandsGroup 0/Memory Module Commands are used for card and time zone control, anti

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 21Saturday and Sunday Monday through Friday 7-Days64 + 1 = 65 2+ 4 + 8 + 16 + 32 = 62 1 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 16 + 3

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 22For networked anti-passback, two to eight control units may be networked. One controlunit must be designat

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 23Set the Data File Identifier [n/a]Setting the Data File Identifier allows you to assign a file name to the

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 ivContentsTHE HPP-100 HAND-HELD PROGRAMMER 1Programming Command Groups 2System Preparation 3Applying Power t

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 24Transfer Events to the Memory Module [N]Transferring Events to the Memory Module allows you transfer event

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 25Transfer Cards from the Memory Module [G]Transferring Cards from the Memory Module allows you transfer car

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 26Example . . . to configure the serial port:Press . . . [LVL] [9] [2]SERIAL PORTPRT = 0 PC = 1

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 27_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Press . . . [0] [0] [7] [9] [3] [3] [4] [2] [7] [4][LVL] [SND] [CLR

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 28Example . . . to reset the anti-passback mode for all access cards:Press . . . [LVL] [9] [0] [

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 29Example . . . to enable daylight savings time:Press . . . [LVL] [9] [7] [1]DAYLIGHT SAVINGS[0]

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 30Example . . . to add reader 4 to the favorite reader list:(readers 1 and 2 are already onthe favorite read

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 31Remove a Reader from the Favorite Reader List [G]Removing a Reader from the Favorite Reader List is used t

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 32Displaying the favorite reader list will now show:1 2 3 4 5 6+ + – – – –Transfer a Car

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 33Transfer Cards from the Master Reader to all Readers on the FRL [G]Transferring Cards from the Master Read

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 vLevel Commands 25Serial Port Function 25Configure the Serial Port [N] 25Manual Card Enrolling Function 26En

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 34Press . . . [LVL]TRANSFER CARDSNEW LEVEL : _Press . . . [3] [SEND]There will be a short delay as the

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 35NEW PIN _ _ _ _Press . . . [1] [1] [5] [6][ENROLL] [CLEAR]NEW PIN * * * *Press . . . [ENRL]

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 36Appendices1. Glossary of Terms2. HPP-100 Hand-Held Programmer Quick Start Guide3. Customer Support Info

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HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 38Glossaryanti-passback — Ensures one-card/one-way access into and then out of a controlled area. Anauthoriz

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 39HPP-100 Hand-Held Programmer Quick Start GuideThe following table is a quick reference guide to all comman

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 40Group 0 Commands G / N Key-In Data ParametersExit Command Mode n/a 0 SENDDefine a Time Zone G 0 1 [tz#]

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 41Customer Support InformationWhenever using Keri Systems, Inc. hardware or software, if a data entry mistak

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 42Warranty Information1. Keri Systems, Inc. products are warranted to the original Buyer to be free fromdef

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HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 1The HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerThe HPP-100 Hand-Held Programmer is a powerful and convenient tool, yet its

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 2In conjunction with the Hand-Held Programmer, there are three hardware options that can beused as programmi

HPP-100 Hand-Held ProgrammerRevision 3.3 3System PreparationWhen using the Hand-Held Programmer, all system programming is done through the MasterRea