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Door Access Control Module

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Contents 1. Introduction............................................................................................................................................................8

1.1 Documentation Conventions .................................................................................................................................8 1.2 Scope of Document .................................................................................................................................................8 1.3 Minimum System Requirements ...........................................................................................................................8

2. DACM Overview..................................................................................................................................................9 3. DACM Configuration.........................................................................................................................................11

3.1 DACM Configuration from Proximity Reader/Keypad...................................................................................12 3.2 Erase the DACM...................................................................................................................................................14 3.3 DACM Configuration from Control Panel ........................................................................................................14 3.4 Configure a DACM in an Existing Control Panel ............................................................................................16

4. DACM Operation ...............................................................................................................................................16 4.1 Grant Access ..........................................................................................................................................................16 4.2 Clear Trouble and Tamper Conditions ..............................................................................................................17 4.3 Clear a Fire Alarm.................................................................................................................................................17 4.4 Arm and Disarm the DACM’s Area ...................................................................................................................17

5. DACM Software ..................................................................................................................................................18 5.1 Overview ................................................................................................................................................................18 5.2 Install the Software ................................................................................................................................................18 5.3 Start the Software...................................................................................................................................................19 5.4 Main Screen ...........................................................................................................................................................21 5.5 Wizards ...................................................................................................................................................................26 5.6 Configure Users .....................................................................................................................................................32 5.7 Configure Access Points .......................................................................................................................................43 5.8 Configure System Settings ....................................................................................................................................47 5.9 Format and Statistics Window .............................................................................................................................52 5.10 Configure Security Settings ..................................................................................................................................54 5.11 View and Print Reports ........................................................................................................................................58 5.12 Utility Window ......................................................................................................................................................62 5.13 Remove the Software ............................................................................................................................................64

6. DACM Connections ...........................................................................................................................................65 7. Data Transfer Unit (DTU) .................................................................................................................................66

7.1 Overview ................................................................................................................................................................66 7.2 Status LEDs ............................................................................................................................................................66 7.3 Add the DTU to the Device List .........................................................................................................................66 7.4 Update a DACM ...................................................................................................................................................68 7.5 Add a DACM ........................................................................................................................................................69 7.6 Add Card Formats.................................................................................................................................................69 7.7 Clear the DTU.......................................................................................................................................................69

8. Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................................70



Figures Figure 1: Controller Overview .........................................................................................................................................9 Figure 2: Proximity Reader/Keypad Status LEDs .........................................................................................................9 Figure 3: Card and Keyfob Overview ...........................................................................................................................10 Figure 4: DTU Overview ................................................................................................................................................11 Figure 5: DACM Hardware Reset .................................................................................................................................14 Figure 6: Users in Multiple Control Panels...................................................................................................................16 Figure 7: Setup Wizard Window....................................................................................................................................18 Figure 8: License Agreement Window ..........................................................................................................................18 Figure 9: Destination Folder Window ...........................................................................................................................19 Figure 10: Setup Wizard Completed Window................................................................................................................19 Figure 11: Logon Window ................................................................................................................................................19 Figure 12: Windows® Classic Interface ............................................................................................................................20 Figure 13: Graphic Style (XP) Interface ..........................................................................................................................20 Figure 14: Logon Tip Window .........................................................................................................................................20 Figure 15: Main Screen......................................................................................................................................................21 Figure 16: Transaction Window .......................................................................................................................................22 Figure 17: Device Pane......................................................................................................................................................23 Figure 18: Main Screen Status Bar ...................................................................................................................................25 Figure 19: List of Downloads Required Window...........................................................................................................25 Figure 20: New Device Add/Replace Window ..............................................................................................................26 Figure 21: PIN Codes Window ........................................................................................................................................26 Figure 22: Standard Mode Operation Window..............................................................................................................26 Figure 23: Access Point Name Window ..........................................................................................................................27 Figure 24: Test Wizard – Enter Card Number..............................................................................................................27 Figure 25: Test Wizard – DACM OK .............................................................................................................................27 Figure 26: Test Wizard – Present Card ...........................................................................................................................27 Figure 27: Test Wizard – Card Information ...................................................................................................................28 Figure 28: Test Wizard – Configuration ..........................................................................................................................28 Figure 29: Test Wizard – Hardware Tests.......................................................................................................................28 Figure 30: Test Wizard – Command Tests......................................................................................................................29 Figure 31: Test Wizard – Test Results .............................................................................................................................29 Figure 32: Test Wizard – System OK..............................................................................................................................29 Figure 33: New Format Wizard ........................................................................................................................................29 Figure 34: Add New Card Wizard ...................................................................................................................................30 Figure 35: User Record List ..............................................................................................................................................31 Figure 36: Replace Wizard – Change Card Status.........................................................................................................31 Figure 37: Replace Wizard – Confirmation ....................................................................................................................31 Figure 38: Cardholder Configuration Window ..............................................................................................................32 Figure 39: User Pane..........................................................................................................................................................33 Figure 40: User Record List ..............................................................................................................................................33 Figure 41: Main Settings Tab............................................................................................................................................33 Figure 42: Other Info Tab.................................................................................................................................................35 Figure 43: Mode Settings Tab...........................................................................................................................................36 Figure 44: Personal Info Tab ............................................................................................................................................36 Figure 45: Vehicle Info Tab..............................................................................................................................................37 Figure 46: Card Diagnostics Window..............................................................................................................................38 Figure 47: Card Diagnostics Window - Summary..........................................................................................................38 Figure 48: Search Tool.......................................................................................................................................................38 Figure 49: Employer Option Window.............................................................................................................................39 Figure 50: Employer Configuration Window .................................................................................................................39 Figure 51: Department Option Window .........................................................................................................................40 Figure 52: Department Configuration Window..............................................................................................................40 Figure 53: Car Make Option Window.............................................................................................................................41



Figure 54: Car Make Configuration Tab.........................................................................................................................41 Figure 55: Car Model Option Window ...........................................................................................................................42 Figure 56: Car Model Configuration Tab .......................................................................................................................42 Figure 57: Access Point Configuration Window.............................................................................................................43 Figure 58: Access Point/Group Pane ...............................................................................................................................44 Figure 59: Access Point Tab..............................................................................................................................................44 Figure 60: Device Parameters Tab ...................................................................................................................................46 Figure 61: Access Groups Tab..........................................................................................................................................47 Figure 62: System Settings Window.................................................................................................................................47 Figure 63: System Settings Pane .......................................................................................................................................48 Figure 64: Site Info Tab.....................................................................................................................................................48 Figure 65: Installer Info Tab .............................................................................................................................................49 Figure 66: E-mail Facilites Tab .........................................................................................................................................49 Figure 67: Database Maintenance Tab ............................................................................................................................50 Figure 68: Backup Time Settings Window......................................................................................................................50 Figure 69: General Settings Tab .......................................................................................................................................51 Figure 70: Format and Statistics Window........................................................................................................................52 Figure 71: Card Type Pane ...............................................................................................................................................52 Figure 72: Card Type Information Tab...........................................................................................................................53 Figure 73: Card Matching Tab .........................................................................................................................................54 Figure 74: Security Settings Window ...............................................................................................................................54 Figure 75: Card Type Pane ...............................................................................................................................................55 Figure 76: User Settings Tab.............................................................................................................................................55 Figure 77: Create New DACM PC User Window.........................................................................................................56 Figure 78: Change Password Window.............................................................................................................................56 Figure 79: Group Authorization Tab ...............................................................................................................................57 Figure 80: Create New Group Window ..........................................................................................................................57 Figure 81: Current Group Access Permissions ...............................................................................................................58 Figure 82: Report Window................................................................................................................................................58 Figure 83: Report Records Selection Criteria Window .................................................................................................60 Figure 84: Export Window................................................................................................................................................61 Figure 85: Utility Window.................................................................................................................................................62 Figure 86: Utility Pane .......................................................................................................................................................63 Figure 87: Utility Window Progress Bar..........................................................................................................................64 Figure 88: Start → Settings → Control Panel..................................................................................................................64 Figure 89: Control Panel→Add/Remove Programs ......................................................................................................64 Figure 90: Select Program to Uninstall ............................................................................................................................65 Figure 91: Add/Remove Programs Prompt ....................................................................................................................65 Figure 92: Controller to PC Connection .........................................................................................................................65 Figure 93: DTU Status LEDs ............................................................................................................................................66 Figure 94: DTU Cable to Serial Communication Cable Connection..........................................................................66 Figure 95: DTU Cable to DTU Connection ...................................................................................................................67 Figure 96: Serial Communication Cable to PC Connection.........................................................................................67 Figure 97: DTU Power Connections................................................................................................................................67 Figure 98: New Device Found..........................................................................................................................................67 Figure 99: New Device Name...........................................................................................................................................68 Figure 100: New Device Added .........................................................................................................................................68 Figure 101: Device List (New Device Added) ..................................................................................................................68 Figure 102: DTU Utility Window ......................................................................................................................................69



Tables Table 1: Controller Status LED.......................................................................................................................................9 Table 2: Proximity Reader/Keypad Status LEDs .........................................................................................................9 Table 3: Main Screen File Menu...................................................................................................................................21 Table 4: Main Screen Configuration Menu .................................................................................................................21 Table 5: Main Screen Tools Menu ...............................................................................................................................22 Table 6: Main Screen Help Menu ................................................................................................................................22 Table 7: Transaction Window Action Buttons ............................................................................................................23 Table 8: Device Pane Action Buttons...........................................................................................................................24 Table 9: Button Tray Descriptions................................................................................................................................24 Table 10: Test Wizard Hardware Tests ..........................................................................................................................28 Table 11: Add New Card Wizard Options ....................................................................................................................30 Table 12: File Menu..........................................................................................................................................................32 Table 13: Wizards Menu..................................................................................................................................................32 Table 14: Cardholder Configuration Tools Menu ........................................................................................................32 Table 15: User Pane Buttons............................................................................................................................................33 Table 16: Main Settings Tab Fields.................................................................................................................................34 Table 17: Main Settings Tab Buttons..............................................................................................................................35 Table 18: Other Info Tab Fields......................................................................................................................................35 Table 19: Mode Settings Tab Options............................................................................................................................36 Table 20: Personal Info Tab Fields .................................................................................................................................37 Table 21: Vehicle Info Tab Fields...................................................................................................................................37 Table 22: Employer Configuration Window Fields ......................................................................................................39 Table 23: Employer Configuration Window Buttons ...................................................................................................40 Table 24: Department Configuration Window Fields ..................................................................................................41 Table 25: Department Configuration Window Buttons ...............................................................................................41 Table 26: Car Make Configuration Tab Fields..............................................................................................................42 Table 27: Car Make/Model Configuration Window Buttons......................................................................................42 Table 28: Car Model Option Window Fields................................................................................................................43 Table 29: Access Point/Group Pane Buttons.................................................................................................................44 Table 30: Access Point Settings Fields ............................................................................................................................44 Table 31: Door Release Options .....................................................................................................................................45 Table 32: Start-up Mode Settings Options .....................................................................................................................45 Table 33: Door Contact Settings Options ......................................................................................................................45 Table 34: PIN Settings Options .......................................................................................................................................46 Table 35: Device Parameter Tab Fields .........................................................................................................................46 Table 36: System Usage Indicators .................................................................................................................................48 Table 37: Site Info Tab Fields..........................................................................................................................................48 Table 38: Installer Info Tab Fields ..................................................................................................................................49 Table 39: Backup Time Settings Options.......................................................................................................................50 Table 40: General Settings Tab Options ........................................................................................................................51 Table 41: Card Type Pane Buttons.................................................................................................................................53 Table 42: Card Type Information Fields........................................................................................................................53 Table 43: Card Type Pane Action Buttons ....................................................................................................................55 Table 44: Group Authorization Defaults ........................................................................................................................57 Table 45: Group Functions and Restrictions .................................................................................................................57 Table 46: Report Menu Selections..................................................................................................................................59 Table 47: Report Window Action Buttons.....................................................................................................................59 Table 48: Report Printing Buttons ..................................................................................................................................60 Table 49: Quick View Buttons ........................................................................................................................................60 Table 50: Utility Window Tools Menu ..........................................................................................................................62 Table 51: Utility Pane Action Buttons ............................................................................................................................63 Table 52: Status Bar Fields...............................................................................................................................................64 Table 53: DTU LED Indications.....................................................................................................................................66



Table 54: DACM Operation Issues ................................................................................................................................70 Table 55: Software Operation Issues ..............................................................................................................................71

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1. Introduction 1.1 Documentation Conventions

1.1.1 Type Styles Used

To help identify important items in the text, the following type styles are used:

Bold text Indicates important text or terms that you should note. Also indicates keyboard key presses.

Italicized text Refers you to a drawing, table, or other section of this document.

[3][#] Bracketed numbers represent proximity reader/keypad and security system keypad keys. When next to one another, they represent the key sequence to press for a particular function. For this example, pressing [3] key followed by [#] key at the proximity reader/keypad enters block load mode when in program mode.

1.1.2 Notes, Cautions, and Warnings

Throughout this document there are important notes that address personal and/or equipment safety issues, system operation issues, etc. They are set off as follows:

The Important Note identifies information intended for successful operation.

The Caution Note identifies information intended to prevent an incident that might prevent intended operation of the program or equipment.

1.2 Scope of Document This document provides the necessary instructions to use the door access control module (DACM) from the proximity reader/keypad, the software program, and the control panel.

1.3 Minimum System Requirements As a minimum, Bosch Security Systems recommends the following PC specifications when using the DACM software:

• Processor Speed: Intel Pentium® II or higher (400 MHz)

• Memory: 128 MB RAM

• Hard Drive: At least 100 MB free space

• Hardware: CD-ROM drive and serial COM port

• Operating System: Windows® 98SE, NT (Workstation and Server), 2000 (Professional and Advanced), ME, and XP

• Screen Resolution: 800 x 600 or 1024 x 768

• Video Memory: At least 8 MB

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2. DACM Overview The DACM consists of the following items:

• Controller: This device is located within the secured area, and controls the proximity reader/keypad connected to it. Each controller supports one proximity reader/keypad and supervises one door.

Figure 1: Controller Overview

1

2

1- Status LED (refer to Table 1) 2- Serial Communication Port

Table 1: Controller Status LED

Activity Indication Green steady flash DACM is unprogrammed. No cards

or PINs added. 1 green flash every 3 sec

DACM is in Normal Mode.

Green fast flash Fire alarm. Door is latched open. 2 green flashes every 3 sec

DACM is in Door Unlocked (latch) Mode.

Red with 1 flash every 3 sec

DACM is in Deadlock Mode.

Red with 1 green flash every 3 sec

Communication error.

4 red flashes, pause

DACM is in High Security Mode.

• Proximity Reader/Keypad: This device is located outside of the secured area. You can access a door, or arm or disarm the security system’s control panel by presenting a valid card or keyfob, or by entering a valid personal identification number (PIN).

Figure 2: Proximity Reader/Keypad Status LEDs

1 23 45 67 89 0

* #

1 2

3

1- Blue Status LED (refer to Table 2) 2- Green/Red Status LED (refer to Table 2) 3- Keypad

Table 2: Proximity Reader/Keypad Status LEDs

LED Activity Indication Blue On steady Power connection OK Blue and Green

LEDs flash alternately

DACM is in Program Mode.

Green On steady Door unlocked. Remains open for duration of programmed door open time.

Green Fast flash - Fire alarm occurs while area is unarmed.

- Door is latched open. Green 2 green flashes

every 3 sec DACM is in Door Unlocked (Latch) Mode.

Green and Red

LED flashes alternately

- Door left open after door open time expired, or

- Pin required to unlock door. Red Fast flash Fire alarm occurs while area is

armed. Red On steady Door is locked, or DACM is in

Deadlock Mode. Red Steady flash - Area is armed.

- Fire alarm occurs while area is armed.

Red 4 flashes, pause

DACM is in High Security Mode.

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• Program Card: Basic operating instructions are printed on the front and back of the program card. Use this card to enter into and exit from Program Mode. Refer to Sections 3.1.1 Program Mode and 3.1.2 Program Mode Menu, both on page 12, for more information. Each DACM comes with one program card.

• Cards and Keyfobs: Each user receives either a card or keyfob that they present to the proximity reader/keypad to unlock a door or perform a system function. Each card and keyfob contains a unique number that identifies it to the DACM.

Every user who receives a card or keyfob is known as a “cardholder.” The term “card” refers to a card or a keyfob.

Figure 3: Card and Keyfob Overview

123456

123456

1

2

1- Card ID number 2- Keyfob ID number

• User Types: There are three types of users:

- DACM User: A DACM user is only in the DACM’s database. This user can only access the door by presenting a card, entering a PIN, or both when the control panel is disarmed. This user cannot arm or disarm the control panel. There are three possible types of DACM users:

o Card-only: This user type can only use a card to gain access or perform system functions from the proximity reader/keypad. Use the Add Card [1][#] option to create this user type.

o PIN-only: This user type can only use a PIN to gain access or perform system functions from the proximity reader/keypad. Use the Add PIN [1][1][#] option to create this user type.

o Card and PIN: This user type can use a card or a PIN to gain access or perform system functions from the proximity reader/keypad. Use the PC software to create this user type.

The DACM PC software refers to a DACM user as a cardholder.

- Control Panel User: A control panel user is stored in the control panel’s database and copied into the DACM’s database. This user can arm and disarm the control panel, and access the door by presenting a card or entering a PIN. The DACM PC software refers to a control panel user as a cardholder.

- DACM PC User: A DACM PC user is someone who uses the DACM PC software to maintain the DACM’s database. This user can add, change, and delete device records and user records, and make programming changes.

The DACM supports up to 2,000 users when the PC software is used to maintain the DACM’s database. The DACM supports up to 500 users when the PC software is not used to maintain the DACM’s database.

The total number of control panel users is limited by the number of users supported by the control panel. Refer to your control panel’s documentation for more information.

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• Data Transfer Unit (DTU): Use this optional device to transfer DACM software programming data from a PC to a controller. Refer to Section 7. Data Transfer Unit (DTU) on page 66 for more information.

Figure 4: DTU Overview

1

3

2

2 1- DTU to Controller Port 2- Status LEDs 3- DTU Cable Port

3. DACM Configuration

If you add a new DACM in an area where a DACM already exists, you must transfer the user (cardholder) records from the DACMs already in place to the new DACM by:

- using the control panel’s keypad to re-enter cardholder information (refer to Section 3.3 DACM Configuration from Control Panel on page 14, or

- using the PC software to download cardholder information to the new DACM (refer to Section 5.12 Utility Window on page 62, or

- using a DTU to transfer cardholder information from the PC software to the new DACM (refer to Section 7.4 Update a DACM on page 68).

You can configure the DACM from:

• the proximity reader/keypad (refer to Section 3.1 DACM Configuration from Proximity Reader/Keypad),

• the control panel’s keypad (refer to Section 3.3 DACM Configuration from Control Panel on page 14),

• the PC software (refer to Section 5 DACM Software on page 18).

Many options require the PC software to enable or disable.



3.1 DACM Configuration from Proximity Reader/Keypad

Once the PC software communicates with the DACM, you cannot enter Program Mode from the proximity reader/keypad.

3.1.1 Program Mode

To configure the DACM, you must first enter Program Mode.

1. Present the program card to the proximity reader/keypad (LEDs flash).

The DACM automatically selects the Add Card option.

2. Present card(s) to add (or enter code and press [#]), or select a different option. Refer to Section 3.1.2 Program Mode Menu.

3. Present the program card again to exit Program Mode.

Press [#] to accept an entry. Press [*] to cancel an entry.

Program Mode automatically exits after approximately 10 sec of no activity.

3.1.2 Program Mode Menu

The Program Mode menu consists of the following options:

Add Card [1][#]

Select this option to add card-only DACM users. This option adds card-only DACM users one at a time.

1. Present the program card to enter Program Mode.

2. Present the card to add (or enter the code and press [#]).

The proximity reader/keypad beeps once quickly to acknowledge that the card was added.

3. Repeat Step 2 to enter more cards.


5. Test all cards that you added to ensure they work as expected.

Delete Card [0][#]

Select this option to delete card-only DACM users. This option deletes card-only DACM users one at a time.


2. Press [0][#].

3. Present the card to delete (or enter the code and press [#]).

The proximity reader/keypad beeps once quickly to acknowledge that the card was deleted.

4. Repeat Step 3 to delete more cards.


Door Open Time [2][#]

Setting the Door Open Time to 0 sec permanently unlocks the door when a valid card is presented or PIN is entered. The door remains unlocked until the next valid card is presented or PIN is entered.

Select this option to set the amount of time the door remains unlocked after a valid card is presented or PIN is entered.


2. Press [2][#].

3. Enter the time from 0 to 255 sec (default is 5 sec) and press [#].

For example, [1][0][#] = 10 sec.


Block Load [3][#]

Select this option to add a range of card-only DACM users. You cannot add a range of PIN-only DACM users with this option.


2. Present the lowest numbered card (or enter the code and press [#]).

3. Press [3][#].

4. Present the highest numbered card (or enter the code and press [#]).





PIN Length [4][#]

If the DACM is integrated into the security system, do not set the PIN length from the proximity reader/keypad. Use the control panel’s keypad to set the PIN length.

The DS7240V2/DS7220V2 supports PIN lengths between 3 and 7 digits. The DS7400XiV4 supports either 4-digit or 6-digit PIN lengths.

Select this option to change the PIN length setting.


2. Press [4][#].

3. Enter a value from three to eight (default is four digits) and press [#].

For example, [5][#] = five digits.


Control Panel Bus Address [5][#]

Select this option to set the DACM’s address for control panel communication.

The control panel bus type differs for each control panel type:

• DS7240V2/DS7220V2: Each DACM occupies one data bus address (1 to 8).

• DS7400XiV4 Keypad Bus: Each DACM occupies one keypad bus address (3 to 10).

To assign or change the control panel bus address:


2. Press [5][#].

3. Enter the address and press [#].

For example, [8][#] assigns the DACM’s control panel bus address to 8.


Delete PIN [1][0][#]

Select this option to delete PIN-only DACM users. This option deletes PIN-only DACM users one at a time.


2. Press [1][0][#].

3. Enter the PIN and press [#].

The proximity reader/keypad beeps once quickly to acknowledge that the PIN was deleted.

4. Repeat Step 3 to delete more PINs.


Add PIN [1][1][#]

Select this option to add PIN-only DACM users. This option adds PIN-only DACM users one at a time.


2. Press [1][1][#].

3. Enter the PIN and press [#].

The proximity reader/keypad beeps once quickly to acknowledge that the PIN was added.

4. Repeat Step 3 to enter more PINs.


6. Test all PINs that you added to ensure they work as expected.



3.2 Erase the DACM

Erasing the DACM’s memory clears all programming data, all user and device records, program card, and control panel bus address. The door is unlocked until at least one card is added.

There are three ways to erase the DACM’s memory:

• Program Card: Present the program card three times within five sec to erase all data.

• Hardware Reset: Follow these steps to erase the DACM’s memory if the program card is lost:

1. Remove power to the system.

2. Short the D1 and D0 terminals together on the DACM’s circuit board with a wire jumper (refer to Figure 5).

Figure 5: DACM Hardware Reset

N/A

0V

TX

RX

DoorC’tact

C REX

NO

NC

C

1 23 45 67 89 0

* #

RYGB

5

2

3

max.15metersRS-232to PC

DC

0V +12V

1 2

3 1- D1 terminal 2- D2 terminal 3- Wire short across D1 and D2 terminals

3. Reapply power.

4. Remove the short.

5. Remove and reapply power again.

• Clear Controller: Click Clear Controller on the Utility Window to erase the DACM’s memory. Refer to Table 51 on page 63 for more information. This option requires you to remove and restore power to the DACM.

3.3 DACM Configuration from Control Panel

3.3.1 Add a Card to a Control Panel User

Personnel who perform functions from the control panel’s keypad, such as arming and disarming, are known as users. When a user receives a card for door access, this person now becomes a cardholder.

You must use one of the control panel’s keypads to add a control panel user.

Refer to your control panel’s documentation for complete instructions on adding users.

DS7240V2/DS7220V2

1. Ensure the system is turned off (Armed LED is off).

2. Press [#][5][6]. The keypad asks you to enter your PIN.

Enter a control panel user’s PIN to perform this function. Do not use the control panel’s installer PIN.

3. Press [4].

4. Select a user number (1 to 32) and press [*].

For example, press [1][0][*] to make User 10 a cardholder.

You can only add and modify card records from the PC software once the PC software communicates with the DACM.

To restore programming operation from the proximity reader/keypad, you must erase the DACM’s memory. Refer to Section 3.2 Erase the DACM for more information.

5. Type the code printed on the back of the card and press [*].

If the new card is accepted, the keypad shows “Credential added. Press #.”

If the new card is already assigned to a different user, the keypad shows “Duplicate. Press #.”

If the new card is rejected, the keypad beeps three times and the display returns to all zeros.

6. Press [#] to return to the list of valid users.




DS7400XiV4

1. Press [Master PIN][#][0] to enter Master Programming Mode.

2. Press [0] for PIN Setup programming.

3. Enter the user number (1 to 200).

4. Enter the authority level (0 to 6).

5. Enter the assigned areas (1 to 8), and press [#], or just press [#] to select all areas.

For example, press [3][#] for Area 3.

6. Enter the PIN (4 to 6 digits).

7. Enter the PIN again and press [#].

The keypad shows “Enter Card # Press #.”

8. Type the code printed on the back of the card and press [#].


User 1 can gain access to a door in any area.

3.3.2 Delete a Card from a Control Panel User

These procedures only delete the user’s card, not the user, from the DACM. Refer to your control panel’s instructions to delete a user.

You must use one of the control panel’s keypads to delete a control panel user’s card.

DS7240V2/DS7220V2

1. Ensure the system is turned off (Armed LED is off).

2. Press [#][5][6]. The keypad asks you to enter your PIN.

3. Press [4].

4. Select a user number (1 to 32) and press [*].

You can only delete card records from the PC software once the PC software communicates with the DACM.

To restore programming operation from the proximity reader/keypad, you must erase the DACM’s memory. Refer to Section 3.2 Erase the DACM on page 14 for more information.

5. Press [0][*] to delete the card from the DACM.

DS7400XiV4

To delete a user’s card and PIN, follow these steps:




4. At the authority level prompt, press [#] to delete the user. This deletes user’s card and PIN.

To delete only a user’s card, follow these steps:




4. Enter the user’s authority level at the authority level prompt.

5. Enter the user’s area assignment at the area prompt.

6. Enter the user’s PIN at the PIN prompt.

7. Press [#] at the card number prompt to clear the user’s card number.

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3.4 Configure a DACM in an Existing Control Panel

The following information explains how to configure the DACM if you are adding it to an existing control panel.

• Add a New DACM to an Area with a DACM Already Installed: If you add a DACM to an area in which a DACM is already installed, you must re-enter all cardholder information from the existing DACM into the new DACM. To do this, use either the control panel’s keypad (refer to Section 3.3.1 Add a Card to a Control Panel User on page 14), or the PC software (refer to Section 5.6 Configure Users on page 32).

• A User’s (Cardholder’s) Area Assignment Changes: If a user’s (cardholder’s) area assignment changes to include a new area that contains a DACM, this user must be added to all DACMs installed in the new area. To immediately update all DACMs in the new area, use the [#][5][6][4] sequence at the control panel’s keypad to update the user’s card to include the new area assignment. Refer to Section 3.3.1 Add a Card to a Control Panel User on page 14.

• Users (Cardholders) that Span Multiple Control Panels: If you have several control panels with DACMs and you want a user to use one card that is valid in all control panels, then this user’s information must be the same in each control panel. For example, User 5 must be the same User 5 with the same card information in each control panel. Refer to Figure 6 on page 16 for more details.

Figure 6: Users in Multiple Control Panels

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4. DACM Operation This section explains how to use the DACM to gain access to a door, arm or disarm the security system, and clear trouble and tamper conditions.

4.1 Grant Access

If you are a control panel user, any valid control panel PIN in the DACM’s area grants access to the door. Once you receive a card, only your card grants access to the door.

1. Present a valid card to the proximity reader/keypad, or enter your PIN.

Depending on the DACM’s configuration, you might be required to present a card and enter your PIN. If you are required to enter a PIN, the proximity reader/keypad’s green/red status LED flashes.

The proximity reader/keypad beeps once, the red LED turns green, and the DACM grants access to the door.

2. Open the door and walk through.

If the door is held open longer than the programmed time, a trouble condition occurs if the Local Door Held Open Alarm option is set. Use the PC software to set this option. Refer to Table 33 on page 45 for more information.

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4.2 Clear Trouble and Tamper Conditions

There are two types of conditions that can occur: door held open and a door forced open. Response options to these conditions can only be set using the PC software. Refer to Table 33 on page 45 to program either option.

• Door Held Open: This condition occurs when the door is held open longer than the programmed door open time.

• Door Forced Open: This condition occurs when the door is opened without using a card or device such as a Request-to-Exit (REX) device. For example, someone breaks the door lock to open the door.

DS7240V2/DS7220V2

If the DACM is part of the building’s security system, the DACM sends the condition to the control panel. The control panel’s keypad sounds and displays a trouble message for a door held open condition, and a tamper message for a door forced open condition. Both conditions must be cleared at the DACM and the control panel. The control panel also sends a report to the alarm receiving center (ARC).

To clear either condition:

1. After the door is closed, present a valid card (or enter a valid PIN) at the proximity reader/keypad to clear the condition at the DACM.

2. Press [System Reset] (or press [#][4][7]) on the control panel’s keypad) to clear the condition at the control panel. The control panel might ask you to enter a PIN.

DS7400XiV4

If the DACM is part of the building’s security system, the DACM sends the condition to the control panel. The control panel’s keypad sounds and displays a trouble message for both conditions. Both conditions must be cleared at the DACM and the control panel. The control panel also sends a report to the alarm receiving center (ARC).

To clear either condition:

1. After the door is closed, present a valid card (or enter a valid PIN) at the proximity reader/keypad to clear the condition at the DACM.

2. Enter your programmer PIN and then press [System Reset] on the control panel’s keypad to clear the condition at the control panel.

4.3 Clear a Fire Alarm DS7240V2/DS7220V2

The door(s) only unlock in the area where the fire alarm occurs.

When a fire alarm occurs, the control panel notifies the DACM(s) to unlock their doors. When it is time to relock the doors, press [System Reset] or [#][4][7] on the control panel’s keypad.

DS7400XiV4

All doors in all areas unlock when a fire alarm occurs.

When a fire alarm occurs, the control panel notifies the DACM(s) to unlock their doors. When it is time to relock the doors, enter your programmer PIN and then press [System Reset] on the control panel’s keypad to clear the condition at the control panel.

4.4 Arm and Disarm the DACM’s Area

4.4.1 Arm the DACM’s Area

If the DACM is part of the building’s security system, you can arm or disarm the DACM’s assigned area from the proximity reader/keypad only if you are a control panel user. Refer to User Types on page 10 for more information.

Press [1][#] and present a card or enter a PIN to arm the DACM’s area.

If the security system’s control panel is a DS7400XiV4 and the DACM’s area is armed Perimeter Only, then you must disarm the area first, and then arm it All On.

4.4.2 Force Arm the DACM’s Area

This option arms the area even if there are faulted devices in the area. The faulted devices do not provide coverage when the area is force-armed. If the device returns to normal operation before the area is disarmed, it provides coverage.

You can force-arm the area if a system trouble exists, such as a low battery condition or an AC power failure. However, you should immediately fix system troubles.

Press [1][#][1][#], and then present a card or enter a PIN to force arm the security system All On.

4.4.3 Disarm the DACM’s Area

Present a card, or enter a PIN, to the proximity reader/keypad to disarm the DACM’s area.

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5. DACM Software 5.1 Overview

Whenever programming changes are made in the PC software, the DACM must be updated by connecting it to the PC running the software, or by using a DTU to transfer the changes from the PC to the DACM.

The DACM PC does not need to be permanently connected to the PC for normal DACM operation.

Use the DTU (optional) to transfer programming from the PC to the DACM without the need of a physical connection to the PC. Refer to Section 7. Data Transfer Unit (DTU) on page 66 for more information.

The PC software stores all system configuration and data management.

The DACM software consists of the following categories:

• Cardholder: Add new users, and change or delete existing users.

• Access Point: Configure the DACM’s access settings such as door release time and PIN settings.

• System Settings: Monitors the PC’s system resources, and provides tabs consisting of entry fields to configure DACM system operation.

• Format & Statistics: Provides tabs consisting of entry fields for card type information and card matching.

• Security: Add new DACM PC users, delete existing DACM PC users, change passwords, and make group assignments.

DACM PC users oversee and maintain the DACM via the PC software. Users (cardholders) use the DACM to gain access to locations supervised by the DACM.

• Report: Provides ability to view and print a variety of system related reports.

• Utility: Primarily for engineering purposes. It allows manual forced downloads, and provides DACM status and door mode control.

5.2 Install the Software 1. Put the DACM CD-ROM in your PC’s CD-ROM

drive.

If the software does not automatically start, do the following:

a. Click Start from your PC’s desktop, and select Run.

b. Type “x:\setup.exe” in the command line (replace “x” with the letter of your CD-ROM drive).

2. Click Next> when the Setup Wizard window appears.

Figure 7: Setup Wizard Window

3. Read the License Agreement. To accept the terms, click I accept… and then click Next>.

Figure 8: License Agreement Window



4. Select a destination folder for the files to install in.

Click Next> to accept the default path, C:\Program Files\DACM\.

To select a different path, click the Change… button and navigate to the desired path. Click Next> when you are ready.

Figure 9: Destination Folder Window

When the Setup Wizard Completed window appears, software installation is complete. Click Finish to exit the Setup Wizard.

Figure 10: Setup Wizard Completed Window

Some operating systems might also require Microsoft Data Access Components to support SQL. If required, this is automatically installed. Follow the on-screen instructions as prompted.

5.3 Start the Software

When a DACM is connected to the PC software, the software downloads its database information to the DACM, which overwrites any existing data, including card information and programming settings.

Enter card information and make programming settings in the PC software before you connect the DACM to the software. This information is then downloaded to the DACM.

1. Start the software by clicking Start → Programs → DACM Access Control Module, or by double-clicking the desktop shortcut.

The logon window appears.

Figure 11: Logon Window

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2. Select a language from the language menu. Refer to Item 1 in Figure 11.

The software shows text in the language selected here. You can also select the language from the main screen. Refer to Section 5.4.6 Main Screen Status Bar on page 25 for more information.

You do not need to restart the software or the PC if you change languages.



3. Select an interface style. Refer to Item 2 in Figure 11.

Select Windows® Classic if your PC or laptop only has up to 64 MB of RAM, and supports only 800 x 600 video resolution. Select Graphic Style (XP) if your PC or laptop uses the Windows XP operating system. This option makes the software easier to use.

When a selection is made, the software determines if the PC has sufficient resources available to support the selected interface style.

Figure 12: Windows® Classic Interface

Figure 13: Graphic Style (XP) Interface

4. Enter a DACM PC user name and password. Refer to Item 3 in Figure 11.

The default DACM PC user name is “1,” and the default password is “1.” DACM PC user names and passwords are not case sensitive.

The logon tip window appears with the logon window. The logon tip window contains the default DACM PC user name and password. This window automatically disappears when the default DACM PC user name and password are changed. You can also clear the “Show this at start up” checkbox to permanently close the logon tip window.

Figure 14: Logon Tip Window

5. Click OK to log into the software. Click Cancel to close the Logon window. Refer to Item 4 in Figure 11.



5.4 Main Screen

5.4.1 Overview

Devices connected are highlighted and show real-time status on the main screen. You can control doors directly from the main screen. You can only send commands to devices that are online.

Figure 15: Main Screen

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Transaction Window on page 22 3- Device Pane: Refer to Section 5.4.4 Device Pane

on page 23 4- Button Tray: Refer to Section 5.4.5 Button Tray

on page 24 5- Status Bar: Refer to Section 5.4.6 Main Screen

Status Bar on page 25)

5.4.2 Menus

Table 3: Main Screen File Menu

Menu Selection Description Import Cardholders from .csv file

Imports cardholder information from a .csv file. Refer to Section 5.8.7 DB Maint. (Database Maintenance) Tab on page 50 for more information.

Export Cardholders to .csv file

Exports cardholder information to a .csv file. Refer to Section 5.8.7 DB Maint. (Database Maintenance) Tab on page 50 for more information.

Database Backup Settings

Opens the Backup Time Settings window. Refer to Section 5.8.7 DB Maint. (Database Maintenance) Tab on page 50 for more information.

Database Restore Locates the database backup .mdb file. Refer to Section 5.8.7 DB Maint. (Database Maintenance) Tab on page 50 for more information.

Exit Exits the program.

Table 4: Main Screen Configuration Menu

Menu Selection Description Employer Opens the Employer Configuration

window to add employer records. Refer to Section 5.6.13 Employer Configuration on page 39 for more information.

Department Opens the Department Configuration window to add department records. Refer to Section 5.6.14 Department Configuration on page 40 for more information.

Cardholder Opens the Cardholder Configuration window. Refer to Section 5.6 Configure Users on page 32 for more information

System Settings Opens the System Settings window. Refer to Section 5.8 Configure System Settings on page 47 for more information.

Access Point Opens to the Access Point tab on the Access Point Configuration window. Refer to Section 5.7.3 Access Point Tab on page 44 for more information.

Access Group Opens to the Access Groups tab on the Access Point Configuration window. Refer to Section 5.7.5 Access Groups Tab on page 47 for more information.



Table 5: Main Screen Tools Menu

Menu Selection Description Test Wizard Opens the Test Wizard to set up user

cards, and test hardware and software. Refer to Section 5.5.2 Test Wizard on page 27 for more information.

Utility Opens the Utility window. Refer to Section 5.12 Utility Window on page 62 for more information.

Clear DTU Clears the optional data transfer unit (DTU) if connected to the PC running this software. Refer to Section 7.7 Clear the DTU on page 69 for more information.

Security Opens the Security Settings window. Refer to Section 5.10 Configure Security Settings on page 54 for more information.

Format and Statistics

Opens the Format and Statistics window. Refer to Section 5.9 Format and Statistics Window on page 52 for more information.

Enable Optional Software

This option is not available.

Table 6: Main Screen Help Menu

Menu Selection Description Contents, Index, Search Opens the software’s help

system. Technical Support Provides contact information

for technical support. Connect to Web Site Opens browser to Bosch

Security System’s web site. About Provides version and copyright

information about this software.

There are no contents under the Report menu. This heading opens the Report window when selected. Refer to Section 5.11 View and Print Reports on page 58 for more information.

5.4.3 Transaction Window

The Transaction window shows all system transactions with a description and a date/time stamp.

Figure 16: Transaction Window

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All transactions are color-coded:

• Green: valid entries

• Red: access denied (lost or stolen cards) messages, and door alarm messages

• Yellow: warning messages

• White: system messages

To clear the list of transactions, double-click inside the window.

When the transaction window is full, the action buttons appear near the lower right-hand corner of the transaction window.



Refer to Table 7 for button descriptions.

Table 7: Transaction Window Action Buttons

Button Button

Name Description

Stop Click this button to stop all incoming

transactions from the connected DACM. Transactions resume when you click Play.

Pause Click this button to temporarily pause

all incoming transactions from the connected DACM. The default pause time is 5 min. Refer to Section 5.8.8 General Settings Tab on page 51 to change this setting.

Play Click this button to resume

transactions between the connected DACM and the software. Click this button after clicking either Stop or Pause.

To view partially hidden information, click on a column header boundary and drag it to extend or shorten the column as needed.

Column headings provide the following information:

• Time

• Message

• Location

• Cardholder

• Card/PIN Number

• Operator

You can set the number of transaction lines shown in the Transaction window on the General Settings tab. Refer to Section 5.8.8 General Settings Tab on page 51 for more information. The default value is 100. Increasing this number uses more of the PC’s memory.

5.4.4 Device Pane

The Device Pane provides real-time data with the device currently online with the software.

Figure 17: Device Pane

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1- Identification Window: This area shows the last

user to access the door. If a photograph of the user is available, it appears in this window. Refer to “Photo” in Table 16 on page 34 for instructions on adding a cardholder’s photograph.

2- Device List: This area shows all devices recognized by the software. A highlighted name means that this device is currently online with the software. You can only send commands to a device that is online with the software. Only one device can be online with the software at a time.

3- Action Buttons: This area consists of the commands you can send to a device that is online with the software. Commands that are shaded are disabled and cannot be performed with the selected device. Refer to Table 8 for button descriptions.



Table 8: Device Pane Action Buttons

Button Button

Title Description

Normal Mode

Click this button to send the DACM currently online into standard operational mode.

High Security

Click this button to send the DACM currently online into High Security Mode. Click a different button to exit the DACM from this mode. Only users with high security mode privileges can access the door when the DACM is in this mode. A user with set-high-security privileges can put the DACM into this mode by presenting a valid card four times to the proximity reader/keypad. Presenting the same card four more times exits the DACM from this mode. Use the Mode Settings tab to grant set-high-security privileges to a cardholder. Refer to Section 5.6.8 Mode Settings Tab on page 36 for more information.

Door Unlocked

Click this button to permanently unlock the door. Click a different button to exit the DACM from this mode. A user with set-unlock privileges can permanently unlock the door by presenting a valid card two times to the proximity reader/keypad. Presenting the same card two more times exits the DACM from this mode. Use the Mode Settings tab to grant set-unlock privileges to a cardholder. Refer to Section 5.6.8 Mode Settings Tab on page 36 for more information.

Deadlock Click this button to permanently

lock the door. Users cannot unlock the door when the DACM is in this mode, but a Request-to-Exit (REX) device, if one is connected, still operates as expected.

Table 8: Device Pane Action Buttons (continued)

Button Button

Title Description

Open Door

Click this button to open the door for the amount of time entered in the Standard Door Release Time box on the Access Point Tab. Refer to Table 31 on page 45 for more information.

Clear Alarm

Click this button to clear a door-related alarm, such as a door forced or door held open alarm.

Exit Program

Click this button to close the software program.

5.4.5 Button Tray

The Button Tray provides buttons that, when clicked, open other windows within the software.

Table 9: Button Tray Descriptions

Button Button

Title Description

Cardholder

Click this button to open the Cardholder window. Refer to Section 5.6 Configure Users on page 32 for more information.

Access Point

Click this button to open to the Access Point tab on the Access Point Configuration window. Refer to Section 5.7.3 Access Point Tab on page 44 for more information.

System Settings

Click this button to open the System Settings window. Refer to Section 5.8 Configure System Settings on page 47 for more information.

Format & Statistics

Click this button to open the Format and Statistics window. Refer to Section 5.9 Format and Statistics Window on page 52 for more information.

Security

Click this button to open the Security Settings window. Refer to Section 5.10 Configure Security Settings on page 54 for more information.

Report

Click this button to open the Report window. Refer to Section 5.11 View and Print Reports on page 58 for more information.

Utility

Click this button to open the Utility window. Refer to Section 5.12 Utility Window on page 62 for more information.



5.4.6 Main Screen Status Bar

The main screen’s status bar provides real-time information about the current online session.

Figure 18: Main Screen Status Bar

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1- Online/Offline: This field shows “Online” if a

device is currently connected to the PC. This area shows “Offline” if no device is currently connected. You can change database settings whether a device is online or offline.

2- User: This field identifies the DACM PC user currently logged into the software. DACM PC users maintain DACM databases via the software.

3- DACM: This field identifies the device type currently connected to the software.

4- Date/Time: This field shows the current date and time.

5- Download Required: This field shows a message if a database download to a DACM is required. If the message appears, double-click the icon to open the List of Downloads Required window. Refer to Figure 19 for more information.

6- Language Menu: Double-click the globe icon to select a language. The software shows text in the selected language.

Figure 19: List of Downloads Required Window

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1- Access Point List: This area lists all of the access points that need a database download.

2- Go to Download: Click this button to open the Utility window. Connect the devices shown in this window to update them. Refer to Table 51 on page 63 for more information.

3- Print: Click this button to print the download list.

4- Close: Click this button to close the window without taking any action.

You can also use a DTU to download changes to the DACM. Refer to Section 7.4 Update a DACM on page 68 for more information.



5.5 Wizards This software includes wizards that provide step-by-step instructions to complete certain tasks.

5.5.1 New Device Wizard

Use this wizard to add new devices to the software, or replace existing devices. The New Device Wizard immediately recognizes new devices when they are first connected to the PC running the software.

1. Click Add to add new devices. Click Replace to replace existing devices.

Figure 20: New Device Add/Replace Window

2. Select whether or not PINs are used. Select Yes for “PIN only or Card+PIN” if you want the DACM to work with the security system’s control panel. Click Next.

- Yes: Select this option if only PINs are used, or if a PIN and card are used. A keyfob can also be used.

- No: Select this option if only cards are used.

Figure 21: PIN Codes Window

3. Select an operation mode. Select “Card Reader Only” if you want the DACM to work with the security system’s control panel. Click Next.

Figure 22: Standard Mode Operation Window

- PIN Only: Select this option if you want the

DACM to only recognize a PIN entry. Cards and keyfobs cannot be used if you select this option.

- Card Reader Only: Select this option if you want the DACM to only recognize a card, or a PIN for users without cards. If the DACM is configured for High Security Mode, a PIN entry must accompany a card. High Security Mode is selected by default. Refer to Section 5.4.4 Device Pane on page 23 for more information on High Security Mode.

- Card + PIN: Select this option if you want the DACM to only recognize a card accompanied by a PIN entry.



4. Enter a name for the access point and click OK.

Figure 23: Access Point Name Window

5.5.2 Test Wizard

Use this wizard to automatically set up card formats, and perform complete hardware and software tests.

High security and door unlocked functions are enabled for the card used during testing.

1. Start the Test Wizard:

- From the Main Screen, select Tools→Test Wizard, or

- From the System Settings window, click the Test Wizard tab.

2. Select a card for test purposes.

3. Type in the number printed on the card in the Card Number box and click Next.

Figure 24: Test Wizard – Enter Card Number

4. Click Next if the Test Wizard successfully communicates with the DACM.

Figure 25: Test Wizard – DACM OK

If the Test Wizard cannot communicate with the DACM, check your connection from the PC to the DACM. Refer to Figure 92 on page 65 for connection information.

5. Present the test card to the proximity reader/keypad.

Figure 26: Test Wizard – Present Card



The Test Wizard now verifies the card format, card number, and facility code.

6. Click Next to continue.

Figure 27: Test Wizard – Card Information

The Text Wizard now configures the card format, cardholder, and access point. The software then sends this information to the DACM.

Figure 28: Test Wizard – Configuration

7. Present the test card to the proximity reader/keypad as requested.

Figure 29: Test Wizard – Hardware Tests

The Test Wizard conducts several hardware tests. Present the test card to the proximity reader/keypad to begin each hardware test.

Refer to Table 10 for test descriptions.

Table 10: Test Wizard Hardware Tests

Test Name Description Unlock Door Present the test card once to unlock the

door. The DACM’s LED stays on green for five sec.

High Security Mode

Present the test card four times to enter High Security Mode. The DACM’s LED flashes red four times every five sec.

Normal Mode Present the test card four more times to exit High Security Mode. The DACM’s LED flashes green every five sec.

Door Unlocked (Latched)

Present the test card twice to latch the door open. The DACM’s LED flashes green twice every five sec.

Door Locked Present the test card twice again to lock the door. The DACM’s LED flashes green every five sec.

8. Click Next when the hardware tests are done.



9. Click the command buttons to conduct related software tests. Click Next after all five tests are performed.

Figure 30: Test Wizard – Command Tests

At the end of the command tests, you can print a test results report and delete the test card.

Figure 31: Test Wizard – Test Results

10. Click Finish to close the Test Results window.

A final window opens showing that you can now add cardholders or access points to the DACM.

Figure 32: Test Wizard – System OK

11. Click OK to exit from the Test Wizard.

5.5.3 Card Format Configuration Wizard

Use this wizard to add new facility codes or card formats.

1. Start the Card Format Configuration Wizard:

- From the Cardholder Configuration window, select Wizards→New Format Wizard, or

- From the Card Matching tab on the Format and Statistics window, click New Format Wizard.

2. Identify whether or not you know your card format.

Figure 33: New Format Wizard

- If you do not know your card format, select Automatic and click Next. The DACM automatically detects your card format. Use the following sub-steps.

a. Ensure a DACM is connected to the PC and click Next.

b. Present a card to the proximity reader/keypad when asked.

c. Enter a name for the new card format and click Next.

d. Click Finish to save the new card format.

- If you know your card format, select Manual and click Next. Use the following sub-steps.

a. Select a card format, and enter a facility code. Click Next.

b. Enter a name for the new card format and click Next.

c. Click Finish to save the new card format.



5.5.4 Add New Card Wizard

Use this wizard to add new users.

1. Start the Add New Card Wizard:

- From the Cardholder Configuration window, select Wizards→Add New Card Wizard, or

- From the Main Settings tab on the Cardholder Configuration window, click Add Wizard.

Figure 34: Add New Card Wizard

2. Type the number printed on the card in the Start

box.

If you want to add a range of card numbers at once, type the lowest card number in the Start box and the highest in the End box.

3. Select the following options as necessary. Refer to Table 11 for option descriptions.

Table 11: Add New Card Wizard Options

Option Description First Name Type the user’s first name in this box

(30-character maximum). Last Name Type the user’s last name in this box

(30-character maximum). PIN Number For DACM users only, type the user’s

PIN in this box. This entry depends on the PIN length setting. See Section 5.8.8 General Settings Tab on page 51 for more information.

Department Select a department from this box. Card Status Select a card status from this list box. High Security Card

Select this box to allow the user to access a secured door when the DACM is in High Security Mode. This setting applies to all DACMs in the assigned access group.

Allow to Set Door Unlocked (Set Latch)

Select this box to allow the user to permanently unlock the door. This setting applies to all DACMs in the assigned access group. Present a valid card twice to the proximity reader/keypad to latch the door open.

Allow to Set High Security Mode

Select this box to allow the user to put the DACM into High Security Mode. Present a valid card four times to the proximity reader/keypad to enter High Security Mode.

Extended Door Open Time

Select this box to allow users to open the door for the time entered in the Extended field on the Access Point tab. Refer to Table 31 on page 44 for more information.

Issue Date Select a date from this box to identify when the card was issued to the user. By default, it uses the current date.

When entering a range of users, the selected options apply to the entire range. For example, the entry in the First Name field for the first user appears as the first name for the rest of the users in the range. Select each user in the Main Settings tab, and change the duplicated options using the Main Settings and Mode Settings tabs.

4. Select an access group from the Access Group list box. Selecting All provides access to doors secured by all DACMs, including DACMs added in the future.

5. Click Add to add the user to the database and exit this wizard.



5.5.5 Card Replacement Wizard

Use this wizard to transfer user data from the current card to a new card.

1. Click a user from the User List on the Cardholder Configuration Window.

Figure 35: User Record List

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2. Start the Card Replacement Wizard:

- From the Cardholder Configuration window, select Wizards→Replace, or

- From the Main Settings tab on the Cardholder Configuration window, click Replace Wizard.

3. Select a card status from the Change Card Status box. Click Next.

Figure 36: Replace Wizard – Change Card Status

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4. Type the new card’s number in the New Card Number box and enter an imprint number in the Imprint Number box. Click Next.

Use the Imprint Number box to record the number printed on the card (imprint number) if the number programmed inside the card does not match the number printed on the card.

5. Click Yes to proceed with the replacement when asked.

Figure 37: Replace Wizard – Confirmation

The Card Replacement Wizard replaces the card and updates the DACM’s database.



5.6 Configure Users

5.6.1 Overview

The Cardholder Configuration window consists of the following tabs:

• Main Settings

• Other Info

• Mode Settings

• Personal Info

• Vehicle Info

To open the Cardholder Configuration window:

• Select Configuration→Cardholder from the Main Screen, or

• Click Cardholder ( ).

Figure 38 shows some common items that appear on this window regardless of which tab is selected.

Figure 38: Cardholder Configuration Window

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Section 5.6.2 Cardholder Configuration Menus 2- User Pane: Refer to Section 5.6.3 User Pane on

page 33 3- User Record List: Refer to Section 5.6.4 User

Record List on page 33 4- Date/Time: This area shows the current date and

time 5- Message Bar: Refer to Section 5.6.5 Message

Bar on page 33)

5.6.2 Cardholder Configuration Menus

Table 12: File Menu

Menu Selection

Description

Print - Current Cardholder Details: Prints the details for the currently selected user as entered in the Cardholder Configuration window.

- Report: Opens the Report window. Refer to Section 5.11 View and Print Reports on page 58 for more information.

Close Closes the Cardholder Configuration window.

Table 13: Wizards Menu

Menu Selection

Description

New Format Wizard

Opens the Card Format Configuration Wizard. Refer to Section 5.5.3 Card Format Configuration Wizard on page 29.

Add New Card Wizard

Opens the Add New Card Wizard. Refer to Section 5.5.4 Add New Card Wizard on page 30.

Export Cardholders

Exports cardholder information to a .csv file. Refer to Section 5.8.7 DB Maint. (Database Maintenance) Tab on page 50 for more information.

Import Cardholders

Imports cardholder information from a .cvs file. Section 5.8.7 DB Maint. (Database Maintenance) Tab on page 50 for more information.

Replace Opens the Card Replacement Wizard. Refer to Section 5.5.5 Card Replacement Wizard on page 31.

Table 14: Cardholder Configuration Tools Menu

Menu Selection

Description

Card Diagnostic

Opens the Card Diagnostics window. Refer to Section 5.6.11 Card Diagnostics on page 38.



5.6.3 User Pane

From the User Pane, you can add new user records, and save changes to or delete existing user records.

Figure 39: User Pane

1

2

3

1- Identification Window 2- Scroll Buttons 3- Action Buttons

• Identification Window: This window shows the selected user’s picture, name, and card number.

• Scroll Buttons and Action Buttons: Refer to Table 15 for descriptions.

Table 15: User Pane Buttons

Button Description

Click this button to advance to the bottom of the user record list.

Click this button to advance down through the user record list one record at a time.

Click this button to advance to the top of the user record list.

Click this button to advance up through the user record list one record at a time.

Click this button to add a new user record.

Click this button to delete the selected user record.

Click this button to save newly added user records, or changes made to existing user records.

Click this button to cancel your previous action.

Click this button to close the Cardholder Configuration window.

5.6.4 User Record List

This area lists all existing user records. It appears on all tabs in the Cardholder Configuration window except for the Mode Settings tab.

Figure 40: User Record List

Click anywhere in the row to select a user record before changing any of the settings or deleting the record.

5.6.5 Message Bar

The left-hand side of this area shows which fields require an entry. The right-hand side provides a shortcut to print card details for the user currently selected. Double-click the printer icon to print this report.

Use the other tabs to enable extra features and enter additional information.

5.6.6 Main Settings Tab

Use the Main Settings tab to enter information into new user records, change existing user records, or delete existing user records.

Required fields are highlighted in yellow. Non-highlighted fields are optional.

Figure 41: Main Settings Tab



1. Click Add to add a new user record, or select a user record from the User Record List to modify an existing user record (refer to Figure 40 on page 33).

2. Enter information as necessary. Refer to Table 16 and Table 17 for descriptions of the Main Settings tab fields and buttons.

Table 16: Main Settings Tab Fields

Field Description Card Number (Required)

Type the number printed on the card (10-digit maximum).

Imprint Type the imprint number (20-character maximum). The imprint number is usually the number printed on the card. Sometimes the number programmed inside the card does not match the number printed on the card. Use this box to keep track of the printed number.

Nickname Type the user’s nickname (30-character maximum).

First Name Type the user’s first name (30-character maximum).

Middle Name Type the user’s middle name (30-character maximum).

Last Name Type the user’s last name (30-character maximum).

Initials Type the user’s initials (10-character maximum).

User Number For control panel users only. Enter the control panel’s user number here to associate the user with the user record. The user must exist in the control panel to link the user to the user record.

Employment Select the cardholder’s employment status. Refer to Section 5.6.13 Employer Configuration on page 39 for more information.

Department Select the user’s department. Refer to Section 5.6.14 Department Configuration on page 40 for more information.

Job Title Type the user’s job title (20-character maximum).

Table 16: Main Settings Tab Fields (continued)

Field Description Access Group (Required)

Select the user’s access group. An access group is a collection of doors. A user can access the doors assigned to the selected access group. Two groups are fixed and cannot be deleted: All and None. Select All to give the user access to all doors that are currently supervised and those added later. Select None to deny the user access to all doors. This setting makes the card inactive. Refer to Section 5.7.5 Access Groups Tab on page 47 to add or change access groups.

Card Type This list is disabled by default. To select other card types, click the General Settings tab on the System Settings window, and click Multiple Formats from the Multiple/Single Card Format selections. Refer to Section 5.8.8 General Settings Tab on page 51 for more information.

Card Status Select a status for the user’s card: Active, Destroyed, Inactive, Lost, Stolen, or Suspended. The card cannot be used until you select Active.

PIN Code For DACM users only. Type a PIN between three and eight digits in length. The default length is four digits. Refer to Section 5.8.8 General Settings Tab on page 51 for information on changing this length. This field is required if you enable PIN Settings. Refer to Section 5.7.3 Access Point Tab on page 44 for more information. If you select Card + PIN, then the user must present a valid card to the proximity reader/keypad, and then enter a PIN.



Table 17: Main Settings Tab Buttons

Button Description

Click this button to add a digital photo of the selected user. The software supports .jpg, .gif, and .bmp file formats. The photo appears in the User Pane Identification Window (refer to Figure 39 on page 33) whenever the user presents a card to the proximity reader/keypad.

Click this button to open the Add New Card Wizard. Refer to Section 5.5.4 Add New Card Wizard on page 30 for more information.

Click this button to open the Card Replacement Wizard. Refer to Section 5.5.5 Card Replacement Wizard on page 31 for more information.

Click this button to open the Card Diagnostics window. Use this window to determine why a card cannot access a door. Refer to Section 5.6.11 Card Diagnostics on page 38 for more information.

3. Click Save to save your entries.

5.6.7 Other Info Tab

Use the Other Info tab to enter additional information about the selected cardholder.

Figure 42: Other Info Tab

1. Select a user record from the User Record List to modify an existing user record (refer to Figure 40 on page 33).

2. Enter information as necessary. Refer to Table 18 for descriptions of the Other Info tab fields.

Table 18: Other Info Tab Fields

Field Name Description Previous Card(s)

This read-only list shows cards previously issued to the selected user and reasons why the cards were cancelled.

Total Number of Cards

This read-only field identifies the total number of cards assigned to the selected user.

Issue Date This field shows the date when the card was entered into the DACM. Click the arrow to open a calendar.

Employer This list shows the selected user’s employer. Use this list to store employer names if the DACM’s door is shared by multiple companies, or if there are several contract employees on premises. Click the Down arrow to select an employer. Refer to Section 5.6.13 Employer Configuration on page 44 to add, edit, or delete an employer from this list.

Report To Type the name of the person’s supervisor in this box.

Employment Date

This field shows the date the selected user was hired. Type the date or click the arrow to open a calendar.

Contract Duration

If the selected user is a contract employee, enter the number of months that the user is expected to be employed.

Phone Number

Type the main phone number where the selected user can be reached (30-character maximum).

Extension Type the selected user’s phone extension (50-character maximum).

Fax No. Type the selected user’s fax machine number (30-character maximum).




5.6.8 Mode Settings Tab

Use the Mode Settings tab to change mode settings for the selected cardholder and access point.

Figure 43: Mode Settings Tab

1. Select a user record from the User Record List (refer to Figure 40 on page 33).

2. Select the Mode Settings tab.

3. To change settings:

- Click a cell to change only that cell’s setting

- Click to the left of an access point to change the settings for the entire row (use the Change all to Yes or Change all to No buttons)

- Click a column title to change the settings for all cells within the selected column (use the Change all to Yes or Change all to No buttons)

Refer to Table 19 for descriptions of the Mode Settings Tab options.

Table 19: Mode Settings Tab Options

Option Description Hi Sec Select Yes to allow the user to access the

door when the DACM is in High Security Mode.

Ext’d Door Select Yes to allow access through the door for the time entered in the Extended field on the Access Point tab. Refer to Table 31 on page 45 for more information.

Set Hi Sec Select Yes to allow the user to enter High Security Mode by presenting a valid card four times to the proximity reader/keypad. Present the same card four more times to exit High Security Mode.

Set Latch Select Yes to allow the user to permanently unlock the door presenting a valid card two times to the proximity reader/keypad. Present the same card two more times to lock the door.

5.6.9 Personal Info Tab

Use the Personal Info tab to enter personal information about the selected user.

Figure 44: Personal Info Tab




2. Enter information as necessary. Refer to Table 20 for descriptions of the Personal Info tab fields.

Table 20: Personal Info Tab Fields

Field Name Description Date of Birth

Use the calendar or type in the date of birth for the selected user.

Age This read-only field automatically calculates the selected user’s age using the entry made in the date of birth field.

Sex Choose the selected user’s gender from the list.

Address Type the selected user’s home address in this box (101-character maximum).

City Type the name of the selected user’s home city in this box (30-character maximum).

State Type the name of the selected user’s home state in this box (30-character maximum).

Country Type the name of the selected user’s home country in this box (20-character maximum).

Zip Code Type the selected user’s home zip code in this box (20-character maximum).

Home Phone

Type the selected user’s home phone number in this box (30-character maximum).

Cell Type the selected user’s cell phone number in this box (30-character maximum).

E-mail Address

Type the selected user’s e-mail address in this box (40-character maximum).

Home Page Type the uniform resource locator (URL) for selected cardholder’s home web page in this box (50-character maximum).

Social Security No.

Type the selected user’s social security number in this box (20-character maximum).

Employee No.

Type the selected user’s employee number in this box (20-character maximum).

Notes Type any additional information about the selected user in this box (255-character maximum).


5.6.10 Vehicle Info Tab

Use the Vehicle Info tab to enter information about the selected user’s vehicle. You can create two vehicle records for each user.

Figure 45: Vehicle Info Tab


2. Enter information as necessary. Refer to Table 21 for descriptions of the Vehicle Info tab fields.

Table 21: Vehicle Info Tab Fields

Field Name Description Car Make Choose the make of the selected user’s

car from the drop-down list. Refer to Section 5.6.15 Car Configuration on page 41 to add, edit, or delete a car make from this list.

Car Model Choose the model of the selected user’s car from the drop-down list. Refer to Section 5.6.15 Car Configuration on page 41 to add, edit, or delete a car model from this list.

Car Color Choose the color of the selected user’s car from the drop-down list. The car icon changes to match the selected color.

License No. Type the license number of the selected user’s car in this box (30-character maximum).

Parking Space

Type the parking space number for the selected user’s car in this box (50-character maximum).




5.6.11 Card Diagnostics

Use the Card Diagnostics window to determine why a card cannot access a door.

1. Select a user from the User Record List (refer to Figure 40 on page 33).

2. Click Diagnostic. The Card Diagnostics window opens.

Figure 46: Card Diagnostics Window

3. Select a door from the list and click Next. A

summary window opens.

Figure 47: Card Diagnostics Window - Summary

4. Click Back to select a different door, or click

Close to exit the Card Diagnostics window.

5.6.12 Search Tool

You can search on many of the fields on the Cardholder Configuration tabs. To begin a search, click a field name. The cursor changes to a magnifying glass on field names that are searchable.

Figure 48: Search Tool

You can specify certain criteria when performing a search. For example, in the card number field:

• Typing “>5” produces a result of all cards greater than 5

• Typing “<5” produces a result of all cards less than 5

• Typing “1-5” produces a range of all cards from 1 to 5

You can also perform partial searches. For example, by clicking the Last Name field you can enter the first letter, or more, of the last name and see the results appear.

From the search list, you can either select a user or press [Esc] on your keyboard to exit.



5.6.13 Employer Configuration

Use the Employer Configuration window to add new employers to the employer record list, or edit or delete existing employer records.

1. From the Other Info tab, click the Down arrow next to the Employer list.

The Employer Option window opens.

Figure 49: Employer Option Window

2. Click Add to add a new employer record, or select

an existing employer record and click Edit.

The Employer Configuration window opens. Required fields are highlighted in yellow. Non-highlighted fields are optional.

Figure 50: Employer Configuration Window

3. Enter information as necessary. Refer to Table 22 and Table 23 for descriptions of the Employer Configuration window fields and buttons.

Table 22: Employer Configuration Window Fields

Field Description Employer ID This read-only field shows the

identification number assigned to the employer record.

Employer Name (Required)

Type the employer’s name.

Address Type the employer’s street address (101-character maximum).

City Type the name of the city where the employer is located (30-character maximum).

State Type the name of the state where the employer is located (30-character maximum).

Zip Code Type the employer’s zip code (20-character maximum).

Country Type the name of the country where the employer is located (20-character maximum).

Web Site Type the uniform resource locator (URL) for the employer’s web page (50-character maximum).

Phone No. Type the employer’s phone number (30-character maximum).

Fax No. Type the employer’s fax machine number (30-character maximum).

Contact Name Type the name of the employer’s contact person.

Contact Title Type the contact person’s title . Notes Type any additional information about the

employer (255-character maximum).



Table 23: Employer Configuration Window Buttons

Button Description

Click this button to scroll to the first employer record.

Click this button to scroll back one employer record.

Click this button to scroll ahead one employer record.

Click this button to scroll to the last employer record.

Click this button to add more employer records.

Click this button to delete the current employer record.

Click this button to save changes made to the current employer record.

Click this button to cancel changes made to the current employer record.

Click this button to close this window.


5. Click Close to close the Employer Configuration window.

5.6.14 Department Configuration

Use the Department Configuration window to add new departments to the department record list, or edit or delete existing department records.

1. From the Main Settings tab, click the Down arrow next to the Department list.

The Department Option window opens.

Figure 51: Department Option Window

There are nine fixed department names. You can use these department names and enter in the appropriate information as necessary, or you can create new department names.

Departments that you create are labeled as configurable in the Department Configuration window.

2. Click Add to add a new department record, or select a fixed department record and click Edit.

The Department Configuration window opens. Required fields are highlighted in yellow. Non-highlighted fields are optional.

Figure 52: Department Configuration Window



3. Enter information as necessary. Refer to Table 24 and Table 25 for descriptions of the Department Configuration window fields and buttons.

Table 24: Department Configuration Window Fields

Field Description Department ID This read-only field shows the

identification number assigned to the department record.

Employer Click the arrow to select an employer record. If the employer record is not listed, see Section 5.6.13 Employer Configuration on page 39 to add an employer record.

Department Name (Required)

Type the department’s name .

Contact Type the name of the department’s contact person, such as the department supervisor or manager.

Contact Phone Type the contact person’s phone number (21-character maximum).

Comments Type in any additional notes or comments (255-character maximum).

Table 25: Department Configuration Window Buttons

Button Description

Click this button to scroll to the first department record.

Click this button to scroll back one department record.

Click this button to scroll ahead one department record.

Click this button to scroll to the last department record.

Click this button to add more department records.

Click this button to delete the current department record.

Click this button to save changes made to the current department record.

Click this button to cancel changes made to the current department record.



5. Click Close to close the Department Configuration window.

5.6.15 Car Configuration

Use the Car Make/Model Configuration window to add new makes and models to the car make/model record list, or edit or delete existing makes and models.

Car Make Configuration

1. From the Vehicle Info tab, click the Down arrow next to the Car Make list.

The Car Make Option window opens.

Figure 53: Car Make Option Window

2. Click Add to add a new make record, or select a make record and click Edit.

The Car Make/Model Configuration window opens to the Car Make Configuration tab. Required fields are highlighted in yellow. Non-highlighted fields are optional.

Figure 54: Car Make Configuration Tab



3. Enter information as necessary. Refer to Table 26 and Table 27 for descriptions of the Car Make Option window fields and buttons.

Table 26: Car Make Configuration Tab Fields

Field Description Make ID This read-only field shows the

identification number assigned to the car make record.

Make Name (Required)

Type the name of the make.


Table 27: Car Make/Model Configuration Window Buttons

Button Description

Click this button to scroll to the first car make or model record.

Click this button to scroll back one car make or model record.

Click this button to scroll ahead one car make or model record.

Click this button to scroll to the last car make or model record.

Click this button to add more car make or model record.

Click this button to delete the current car make or model record.

Click this button to save changes made to the current car make or model record.

Click this button to cancel changes made to the current car make or model record.


4. Click OK to save your entries.

5. Click Close to close the Car Make/Model Configuration window.

Car Model Configuration

1. From the Vehicle Info tab, click the Down arrow next to the Car Model list.

The Car Model Option window opens.

Figure 55: Car Model Option Window

2. Click Add to add a new model record, or select a model record and click Edit.

The Car Make/Model Configuration window opens to the Car Model Configuration tab. Required fields are highlighted in yellow. Non-highlighted fields are optional.

Figure 56: Car Model Configuration Tab



3. Enter information as necessary. Refer to Table 27 and Table 28 for descriptions of the Car Model Option window fields and buttons.

Table 28: Car Model Option Window Fields

Field Description Model ID This read-only field shows the

identification number assigned to the car model record.

Model Name (Required)

Type the name of the model.

Make Select a make from the menu. Comments Type in any additional notes or comments

(255-character maximum).

4. Click OK to save your entries.

5. Click Close to close the Car Make/Model Configuration window.

5.7 Configure Access Points

5.7.1 Overview

The Access Point Configuration window consists of the following tabs:

• Access Point

• Device Parameters

• Access Groups

To open the Access Point Configuration window:

• Select Configuration→Access Point or Access Group from the Main Screen, or

• Click Access Point ( ).


Figure 57: Access Point Configuration Window

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2

1- Access Point Pane: Refer to Section 5.7.2

Access Groups Tab 2- Date/Time: Displays the current date and time



5.7.2 Access Point/Group Pane

Use the Access Point/Group Pane to add new access point records, and save changes to or delete existing access point records.

Figure 58: Access Point/Group Pane

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3

1- Identification Window: Lists all access points or

groups in the software’s database. Select an access point or group by clicking its name.

2- Scroll Buttons: Refer to Table 29 3- Action Buttons: Refer to Table 29

Table 29: Access Point/Group Pane Buttons

Button Description

Click this button to advance to the bottom of the access point/group record list.

Click this button to advance down through the access point/group record list one record at a time.

Click this button to advance to the top of the access point/group record list.

Click this button to advance up through the access point/group record list one record at a time.

Click this button to add a new access point or group.

Click this button to delete the selected access point or group.

Click this button to save newly added access points or groups, or changes made to existing access points or groups.


Click this button to close the Access Point Configuration window.

5.7.3 Access Point Tab

Use the Access Point Tab to add new access points, or modify existing ones.


Figure 59: Access Point Tab

1. Click Add to add a new access point, or select an access point from the Access Point/Group Pane to modify an existing access point. Refer to Figure 58 on page 44 for more information.

2. Enter information as necessary:

- Access Point Settings: Refer to Table 30 for field descriptions.

Table 30: Access Point Settings Fields

Field Description Access Point ID

This read-only field shows the identification number assigned to the access point record.

Access Identity

If you use the Test Wizard to add a DACM, this box is automatically filled. If you manually add a DACM or use a DTU to add a DACM, type the DACM’s serial number in this box.

Access Point Name

Type a name for the access point, such as “Front Door” (50-character maximum). Only the first 20 characters show up on displays.


DACM Bus Address

Enter the control panel bus address for DACM-to-control panel communication.

- DS7240V2/DS7220V2: Enter 1 to 8

- DS7400XiV4: Enter 3 to 10.



- Door Release Time: Refer to Table 31 for option descriptions.

Table 31: Door Release Options

Option Description Standard Enter the amount of time the door is open

when a valid card is used by using the arrows (default is 5 sec.; valid range is 1 to 255 sec.).

Extended Enter the amount of time the door is open when a valid card configured for extended release is used (default is 10 sec.; valid range is 1 to 255 sec.). Refer to Section 5.6.8 Mode Settings Tab on page 36 for more information.

Request to Exit

Enter the amount of time the door is open when a Request to Exit (REX) input is used by using the arrows (default is 5 sec.; valid range is 1 to 255 sec.). When the sounder option is checked, the proximity reader/keypad located outside the door sounds twice to indicate that the door is open. This feature is useful when magnetic locks are used because their operation is silent.

- Start-up Mode Settings: Use these options to determine how the door operates after a total power failure occurs, including depletion of a backup battery. Refer to Table 32 for option descriptions.

Table 32: Start-up Mode Settings Options

Option Description High Security Mode

Click this option to allow only users with high security mode privileges to access the door.

Normal Mode Click this option to return the door to normal mode when power is restored. This is the default selection.

Door Unlocked

Click this option to permanently unlock the door. The door remains unlocked until a user with Set Latch privileges presents a valid card twice. You can also use the PC software to change this setting from the Main Screen. Refer to Section 5.4.4 Device Pane on page 23 for more information.

Last Known Mode

Click this option to return the door to its last status setting prior to power failure.

Door Contact Settings: A standard door contact (Normally Open), as used in security systems, can be connected to the DACM. You can then see the door status in real time when online with the DACM, and set additional options. Refer to Table 33 for option descriptions.

Table 33: Door Contact Settings Options

Option Description Door Contact Click this box to enable the door

contact. Enabling the door contact also enables the other door contact setting options.

Relay Reset Click this box to instantly de-activate the relay timer when the door is opened.

Door Forced Alarm

Click this box to sound an alarm when the door is opened without presenting a valid card or activating the REX input. The DACM sends the alarm to the control panel, and sounds the alarm at the proximity reader/keypad. Click Clear Alarm or present a valid card to reset the door forced alarm.

Sounder Uncheck this box to disable the proximity reader/keypad’s sounder. This option is useful if the proximity reader/keypad is located inside near an office.

Reader Off When Open

Click this box to disable the proximity reader/keypad if the door contact is open. This option does not disable the REX input.

Local Door Held Open Alarm

A timer starts when the door is opened. When the programmed time ends, the DACM sounds an alarm at the proximity reader/keypad that the door is held open. This option does not send an alarm report to the PC software (if online at time of alarm). Use this option with the Door Held Open Alarm option to warn people at the door to close it before a full alarm occurs (valid range: 0 to 255 sec.).

Door Held Open Alarm

This option waits an extra 10 seconds after the value entered for the Local Door Held Open Alarm option before sounding an alarm. This option sends an alarm report to the PC software (if online at time of alarm). For example, if the Local Door Held Open Alarm option is set for 8 sec, this option is automatically set for 18 sec. This option sends an alarm report 18 sec after the door is opened if it is held open. If the sounder option is checked, the proximity keypad/reader’s sounder sounds.



- PIN Settings: The DACM operates in several different modes. You can change these modes without resetting the DACM. Refer to Table 34 for mode descriptions.

Table 34: PIN Settings Options

Mode Description Card Only This mode requires the user to

present a valid card to access the door. Control panel users can use their control panel PIN to access the door if they are not assigned cards.

High Security Mode Activates Card + PIN

If you check this box, you must present a card and enter a PIN to gain access when the DACM is in High Security Mode. To put the DACM into High Security Mode, present a card or enter a PIN four consecutive times. You must have set-high-security privileges to put the DACM into High Security Mode. Refer to Section 5.6.8 Mode Settings Tab on page 36 for more information.

PIN Only This mode requires the user to enter a valid PIN to open the door. The PIN can be for an individual user, or for a group of users. Press [#] to complete the entry for PINs that are shorter than the PIN Length setting. For example, if the PIN Length setting is 4, and the user’s PIN is 123, the user must press [#] to open the door. PINs of variable lengths only apply when the DACM is not used with a control panel. Refer to Section 5.8.8 General Settings Tab on page 51 to change the PIN Length setting.

Card + PIN This mode requires the user to present a valid card and then enter a valid PIN to open the door. Pressing [#] is not necessary when PINs are shorter than the PIN Length setting.

PIN Timeout Use the arrow buttons to enter the amount of time that the user has to enter a valid PIN (default: 5 sec.; valid range: 1 to 10 sec.).


5.7.4 Device Parameters Tab

The Device Parameters tab provides information specific to the access point currently online with the software. All fields are read-only.

Figure 60: Device Parameters Tab

Use the Access Point Pane to select an access point. Refer to Figure 58 on page 44 for more information.

Table 35: Device Parameter Tab Fields

Field Description Device Name

This field shows the entry made in the Access Point Name box on the Access Point tab.

Identity This field shows the entry from the Access Identity field on the Access Point tab.

Device Group

This field specifies the type of device connected to the PC software.

Device Type This field specifies the type of unit within the device group.

Reader Type

This field specifies the type of proximity reader connected to the DACM.

Hardware Version

This field shows the DACM’s hardware version.

Firmware Version

This field shows the DACM’s firmware version.

Application This field shows the number of applications for the selected device.

Batch Number

This field shows the production identity number.

Serial Number in Batch

This field shows the serial number that is used with the batch number.

Database Stamp

The number in this field is automatically generated and ensures the correct data is automatically downloaded.



5.7.5 Access Groups Tab

When multiple DACMs are used, they can be grouped together in an access group. An access group allows certain users to have access to all doors, and other users to have access to a limited number of doors.

The All access group automatically gives access to all DACMs, including new ones added at a later date. This group is a fixed access group. It cannot be changed or deleted.

A new group is configurable. It can be changed or deleted.


Figure 61: Access Groups Tab

1. Click Add on the Access Point/Group Pane to add a new access group, or select an existing access group to modify it. Refer to Figure 58 on page 44 for more information.

2. Add an access point to your new access group:

- : Click this button to add all available DACMs to the access group

- : Click this button to remove all available DACMs from the access group

- : Click this button to add the selected DACM to your the group

- : Click this button to remove the selected DACM from the access group

3. Type a name for the access group in the Group Name box.

4. Type any notes or comments for this group in the Comments box.

5. Click Save on the Access Point Pane. The new group appears in the Access Point Identification Window (refer to Figure 58). The PC software then assigns a record number to the new group. This number appears in the Group ID field (read-only).

5.8 Configure System Settings

5.8.1 Overview

The System Settings window consists of the following tabs:

• Site Info

• Installer Info

• Test Wizard

• Email Facilities

• DB Maint. (Database Maintenance)

• General Settings

To open the System Settings window:

• Select Configuration→System Settings from the Main Screen, or

• Click System Settings ( ).


Figure 62: System Settings Window

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1- System Settings Pane: Refer to Section 5.8.2

System Settings Pane 2- Date/Time: Displays the current date and time



5.8.2 System Settings Pane

Figure 63: System Settings Pane

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3

1- Not used on System Settings window 2- System Usage Indicators 3- Action Buttons

The PC software continuously monitors the PC’s system resources on the System Settings pane. Refer to Table 36 for system usage indicator descriptions.

Table 36: System Usage Indicators

Indicator Description CPU This indicator shows how hard the PC’s

processor is working. If this indicator is continuously at or near 100%, system operation is slow. This indicator is at 100% during backups, which is normal operation.

Mem This indicator shows the amount of RAM in use by the PC.

HDD This indicator shows the percentage of space used on your PC’s hard drive disk.

The System Settings Pane also consists of the following action buttons:

• Save: Click this button to save changes made to the tab currently open on the System Settings window.

• Cancel: Click this button to erase changes made to the tab currently open on the System Settings window.

• Close: Click this button to close the System Settings window.

5.8.3 Site Info Tab

Use the Site Info tab to enter information pertaining to the site where the DACM is installed. The information entered on this tab is automatically included in various reports and e-mail functions.

Figure 64: Site Info Tab

1. Enter information as necessary. Refer to Table 37

for field descriptions.

Table 37: Site Info Tab Fields

Field Description Site Name Type the name of the site where the

DACM is installed . Contact Type the name of the site’s contact

person. Address Type the site’s street address. Country Type the country where the site is

located. Zip Code Type the site’s zip code. Fax No. Type the site’s fax number. Phone No. Type the phone number for the site’s

contact person. Extension Type the phone number extension for

the site’s contact person. Cell Type the cell phone number for the

site’s contact person. Email Address Type the e-mail address for the site’s

contact person. System Reference Type a note about the system.




5.8.4 Installer Info Tab

Use the Installer Info tab to enter information about the installer who installed the DACM. The information entered on this tab is automatically included in various reports.

1. From the System Settings window, click the Installer Info tab.

Figure 65: Installer Info Tab

2. Enter information as necessary. Refer to Table 38 for field descriptions.

Table 38: Installer Info Tab Fields

Field Description Name Type the name of the installation company that

installed the DACM. Contact Type the name of the installation company’s

contact person. Address Type the installation company’s street address. Zip Code Type the installation company’s zip code. Fax No. Type the installation company’s fax number. Phone No. Type the installation company’s phone number. Extension Type the phone number extension for the

installation company’s contact person. Cell Type the cell phone number for the installation

company’s contact person. Emergency Number

Type an emergency phone number in case the installation company’s contact person cannot be reached at the other listed numbers.

Email Address

Type the e-mail address for the installation company’s contact person.

Web Site Type the uniform resource locator (URL) for installation company’s web site.


5.8.5 Test Wizard Tab

Use the Test Wizard tab to automatically set up card formats and perform complete hardware and software tests. Refer to Section 5.5.2 Test Wizard on page 27 for complete instructions on using this wizard.

5.8.6 E-mail Facilities Tab

Use the E-mail Facilities tab to e-mail the manufacturer the following information:

• card types and facility codes

• unknown card formats and/or card abnormalities

You must have an Internet connection to use this tab.

Figure 66: E-mail Facilites Tab



5.8.7 DB Maint. (Database Maintenance) Tab

Use the Database Maintenance tab to maintain the PC software’s database. Database maintenance is automatically performed by the software. However, this tab provides manual maintenance functions.

Figure 67: Database Maintenance Tab

• Compact Database: Click this button to reduce the size of the software’s database. Use this option every three months or 500 user record changes. The progress bar at the bottom of the tab shows the status of the database compression.

• Backup Settings: Click this button to set when the software automatically backs up the database. The Backup Time Settings window opens. Refer to Table 39 for backup option descriptions.

Figure 68: Backup Time Settings Window

Table 39: Backup Time Settings Options

Option Description Set Automatic Backup Day and Time

Click the boxes to select the days of the week that the software automatically backs up the database. For each day selected, enter the time of day the backup begins by typing or scrolling to the value. Time entries are made using a 24-hr clock (00.00.00 to 23.59.59).

Database Click the appropriate box to back up only the main database, log and events, or both.

Backup Path The software places all database backups in the location entered here. To change the default path, click Select and browse to the new location.

Apply Click this button to save your backup settings. These settings are active when you exit this window.

Backup Now Click this button to manually back up the database.

Cancel Click this button to erase any settings made.

Close Click this button to close this window.

• Database Restore: Click this button if you need to replace the database because it is corrupted and cannot be fixed automatically when the software starts. Select the database backup file (.mdb) with the most recent date. The backup files are stored in the software program directory’s Backup folder. User records, device records, or system changes made since the last backup are lost.

• Export Cardholders: Click this button to export user records as a standard .csv file for use in other software programs such as Microsoft Excel. By default, the software saves the exported records in the location where the software was installed.

• Import Cardholders: Click this button to import user records saved as .csv files. By default, the software attempts to import records from the location where the software was installed.



5.8.8 General Settings Tab

Use the General Settings tab to make several system operation settings.

1. From the System Settings window, click the General Settings tab.

Figure 69: General Settings Tab

2. Enter information as necessary:

Table 40: General Settings Tab Options

Option Description Miscellaneous Settings

- Max PIN Number: Type the maximum number of digits required when using a PIN (default = 4; valid range is 1 to 8). Do not adjust the PIN length if the DACM is connected to a control panel.

- Number of Lines in Screen: Type the number of lines held in the main screen’s transaction buffer. A large number of lines requires more memory and can affect software operation (default = 100).

- Transaction Screen Pause: Type the amount of time that the transaction window’s Pause button temporarily stops incoming transactions. Transactions that occur while the window is paused are saved for later viewing (default = 5 min.).

- Comm Port Timeout: Enter the amount

Function Settings

- Enable Special Functions: Do not use unless advised by Bosch Technical Service.

COM Port Settings

Select a specific COM port for the software to use (COM 1 to COM 16), or select Auto Detect for the software to scan the PC for an available COM port.

Multiple/ Single Card Format

- Multiple Format: Click this button to allow a unique card format for each user. If this option is selected, a card type, including format and facility code, should be selected for each user.

- Single Format: Click this button when cards with the same format and facility code are given to each user (checked by default).

Default Access Level

Select the default access level, or group, that shows on the Main Settings tab in the Cardholder Configuration window (default = All).

Default Click this button to return this tab to its default settings.




5.9 Format and Statistics Window

5.9.1 Overview

The Format and Statistics window consists of the following tabs:

• Card Type Information

• Card Matching

To open the Format and Statistics window:

• Select Tools→Format and Statistics from the Main Screen, or

• Click Format and Statistics ( ).


Figure 70: Format and Statistics Window

1

2

3

1- Wizard Menu: Opens the Card Format

Configuration Wizard. Refer to Section 5.5.3 Card Format Configuration Wizard on page 29 for instructions on using this wizard.

2- Card Type Pane: Refer to Section 5.9.2 Card Type Pane on page 52

3- Date/Time: Displays the current date and time

5.9.2 Card Type Pane

Use the Card Type Pane to add new card type records, and save changes to or delete existing card type records.

Figure 71: Card Type Pane

1

2

3

1- Identification Window: This window lists all card

types used in the system. Click a card type to switch from the card type information currently displayed on this tab. This window is active only on the Card Type Information tab.

2- Scroll Buttons: Refer to Table 41 for descriptions. 3- Action Buttons: Refer to Table 41 for

descriptions.



Table 41: Card Type Pane Buttons

Button Description

Click this button to advance to the bottom of the card type record list.

Click this button to advance down through the card type record list one record at a time.

Click this button to advance to the top of the card type record list.

Click this button to advance up through the card type record list one record at a time.

Click this button to add a new card type.

Click this button to delete the selected card type.

Click this button to save newly added card types, or changes made to existing card types.


Click this button to close the Format and Statistics window.

5.9.3 Card Type Information Tab

The Card Type Information tab provides an overview of the number of cards and records in the system.

The DACM supports up to 4,000 different card formats and facility codes.


Figure 72: Card Type Information Tab

1

2

1- Card Type Area (refer to Table 42) 2- Statistics Area

1. To add a new card format, click Add.

2. Enter information as necessary. Refer to Table 42 for field descriptions.

Table 42: Card Type Information Fields

Field Description Card Type Name Type a name for the new card

format. Card Format Select a card format from this

list. Facility Code Type a facility code. Comments Type any notes or comments

(255-character maximum).




5.9.4 Card Matching Tab

Use the Card Matching tab to identify known card formats and display the card number and facility code. The DACM supports several card formats.

1. From the Format and Statistics window, click the Card Matching tab.

Figure 73: Card Matching Tab

2. Type the card number in the Card Number box.

3. If you know the card’s facility code, type it in the Facility Code box.

4. Present the card to the proximity reader/keypad.

The card format appears in the Possible Card Format box.

To match another card, click Clear Screen and follow Steps 2 to 4.

To add new card formats or facility codes, click New Format Wizard. Refer to Section 5.5.3 Card Format Configuration Wizard on page 29 for instructions on using this wizard.

5.10 Configure Security Settings

5.10.1 Overview

The Security Settings window consists of the following tabs:

• User Settings

• Group Authorization

To open the Security Settings window:

• Select Tools→Security from the Main Screen, or

• Click Security ( ).


Figure 74: Security Settings Window

1

2

1- DACM PC User/Group Pane: Refer to Section

5.10.2 DACM PC User/Group Pane 2- Date/Time: Displays the current date and time



5.10.2 DACM PC User/Group Pane

Figure 75: Card Type Pane

1

2

3

1- Not used on System Settings window 2- User Identification: This area shows which user

is currently logged on and using the software. 3- Action Buttons: Refer to Table 43

Table 43: Card Type Pane Action Buttons

Button Description

Click this button to save changes made to user or group settings.

Click this button to erase changes made to users or groups.

Click this button to close the Security Settings window.

5.10.3 User Settings Tab

Use the User Settings tab to add new DACM PC users to the system, delete existing users, and assign view and edit permissions to users.

A DACM PC user is someone who uses the DACM PC software to maintain the DACM’s database. This user can add, change, and delete device records and user records, and make programming changes.

If you log into the software as any user other than the default user, and you have Admins permission, the Change Password button changes to the Clear Password button. Use the Clear Password button to delete passwords assigned to DACM PC users who no longer use the software. Refer to Section 5.10.4 Group Authorization Tab on page 57 for more information on permission settings.

Figure 76: User Settings Tab



Add a New DACM PC User

1. Click New.

The Create New User window opens.

Figure 77: Create New DACM PC User Window

2. Type a user name and password in the appropriate boxes. Retype the password in the Confirm Password box.

Passwords are not case sensitive.

3. Click OK.

4. Assign group permissions by selecting a group from the Available Groups box and adding it to the Member of Groups box.

The button moves a group selection from the Available Groups box to the Member of Groups box.

The button moves a group selection from the Member of Groups box to the Available Groups box.

5. Click Save.

Change an Existing DACM PC User’s Password

1. Select an existing DACM PC user by clicking on the user name in the Current Users box.

2. Click Change Password.

The Change Password window opens.

Figure 78: Change Password Window

3. Type the user’s old password in the Old Password box.

4. Type the new password in the New Password box.

Passwords are not case sensitive.

5. Retype the password in the Confirm Password box.

6. Click OK.

Delete an Existing DACM PC User

1. Select an existing DACM PC user by clicking on the user name in the Current Users box.

2. Click Delete.

The software asks you to confirm this deletion. Click Yes to continue. The DACM PC user is deleted from the software’s database.

You cannot delete the default DACM PC user. You can only change the default DACM PC user’s password.



5.10.4 Group Authorization Tab

Use the Group Authorization tab to create new permission groups, or change or delete existing permission groups.

From the Security Settings window, click the Group Authorization tab.

Figure 79: Group Authorization Tab

The software contains three groups that provide view and edit access to software functions: Admins, Engineer, and Operator. Table 44 shows the default settings for each group. These settings cannot be changed.

Table 44: Group Authorization Defaults

Permission Groups Software Functions Admins Engineer Operator

View: View: View: Admin Settings

Edit: Edit: Edit:

View: View: View: Cardholder Info

Edit: Edit: Edit:

View: View: View: Access Point

Edit: Edit: Edit:

View Log View: View: View:

Access enabled =

Access disabled =

The Admins group can view and edit all tab fields. Table 45 shows the functions and restrictions for the Engineer and Operator groups.

Table 45: Group Functions and Restrictions

Function Engineer Operator Edit all Cardholder tabs Yes Yes Edit all Access Point tabs Yes No Edit all System Settings tabs Yes Yes Edit all Format and Statistics tabs Yes Yes Add new users or delete existing users

No No

Add new group authorizations or delete existing groups

No No

View and print all reports Yes Yes Perform all Utility window functions

Yes Yes

Add New Permission Groups

This function is available only to DACM PC users with Admins as their group authorization setting.

1. Click New. The Create New Group window opens.

Figure 80: Create New Group Window

2. Type a name in the Input Group Name box. Click

OK.



3. In the Current Group Access Permissions area, make view and edit settings by double-clicking the settings. All are disabled by default for new groups.

Figure 81: Current Group Access Permissions

4. Click Save on the Card Type Pane. Refer to Figure 75 on page 55 for more information.

Change Existing Permission Groups

This function is available only to DACM PC users with Admins as their group authorization setting.

You cannot change the settings for the Admins, Engineer, or Operator groups.

1. Click a group name in the Group Authorization box.

2. Make view and edit settings by double-clicking the settings in the Current Group Access Permissions area.

If both the view and edit privileges are enabled, you must disable the edit privilege first before disabling the view privilege.

3. Click Save on the Card Type Pane.

Delete Existing Permission Groups

This function is available only to users with Admins as their group authorization setting.

You cannot delete the Admins, Engineer, or Operator groups.

1. Click a group name in the Group Authorization box.

2. Click Delete.

The software asks you to confirm this action. Click Yes.

The permission group is permanently deleted from the PC software’s database.

5.11 View and Print Reports

5.11.1 Overview

You can view and print full or filtered reports from the software’s Report window. When reports are printed from a color printer, alarm messages appear in red. Reports can also be e-mailed or exported.

To open the Report window:

• Select Report from the Main Screen’s file menu, or

• Click Report ( ).

Figure 82 shows some common items that appear on this window regardless of which report type is selected.

Figure 82: Report Window

1 2 3

4 5

1- Report Menu: Refer to Section 5.11.2 Report

Menu 2- Action Button Toolbars: Refer to Section 5.11.3

Action Button Toolbars on page 59 3- Report Preview Pane: Refer to 5.11.4 Report

Preview Pane on page 59 4- Print Preview: Refer to 5.11.5 Print Preview on

page 59 5- Report Selection Pane: Refer to 5.11.6 Report

Selection Pane on page 60



5.11.2 Report Menu

Table 46: Report Menu Selections

Selection Description Cardholder - Cardholder Details: Click this selection

to view or print a report that contains information from all Cardholder Configuration tabs except the Mode Settings tab.

- Cardholder Brief: Click this selection to view or print a report that contains only the user’s card number, name, department, access level, and card status.

- Card Number and Facility Code: Click this selection to view or print a report that contains the user’s card number and facility code.

Department Staff Photo

Click this selection to view or print a report that contains user contact information, employment information, and a photo.

Department List

Click this selection to view or print a report that contains department ID number, name, and contact information.

Employer List Click this selection to view or print a report that contains employer ID number, name, and contact information.

Access Point Click this selection to view or print a report that contains information from all Access Point Configuration tabs except the Access Groups tab.

Access Group List

Click this selection to view or a report that contains information from the Access Groups tab.

Log Report Click this selection to view or print a report that contains transactions from all online DACMs and operator actions. User, system changes, and user commands are also included in this report.

Event Report Click this selection to view or print a report that contains daily event information.

User List Click this selection to view or print a report that contains a list of the software’s users.

System Summary

Click this selection to print a report that contains information such as system settings, dealer information, card types, access point settings, and users.

Print Setup Click this selection to configure a printer. Close Click this selection to close the Report

window.

5.11.3 Action Button Toolbars

The Report window’s action buttons are on three toolbars. You can move these toolbars by clicking on an edge and dragging the mouse.

Table 47: Report Window Action Buttons

Action Button Description

Click this button to close the current view.

Click this button to print the report currently open.

Click this button to export the report currently open. See Section 5.11.8 Exporting Reports on page 61 for more information.

Click this button to refresh the report preview pane.

Click the arrow button, or type a value, to select a zoom setting for report viewing.

Click this button to go the report’s first page.

Click this button to go to the report’s previous page.

Type a page number in the report and press [Enter] to jump to that page.

Click this button to go to the report’s next page.

Click this button to go to the report’s last page.

Click this button to stop loading content for the selected report.

Click this button to search on text in the selected report.

5.11.4 Report Preview Pane

This area provides a print preview of the selected report. The contents of this pane change from report to report. This pane is only available when the Print Preview box is checked.

5.11.5 Print Preview

Click this box to enable the Report Preview Pane. If this box is unchecked, the selected report can only be printed.



5.11.6 Report Selection Pane

This pane is divided into three areas: Printing, Quick View, and Close.

The printing area consists of buttons that open reports for printing. You can view the report in the Report Preview pane before printing it if the Print Preview box is checked. Refer to Table 48 for button descriptions.

Table 48: Report Printing Buttons

Button Description Cardholder Brief Click this button to print a brief

cardholder report. Refer to Table 46 on page 59 for more information.

Cardholder Details

Click this button to print a complete cardholder report. Refer to Table 46 on page 59 for more information.

Card No & FC Click this button to print a card number and facility code report.

Access Point Click this button to print a report of all online access points.

Access Group List

Click this button to print a report of all access groups.

Dossier Click this button to print a report containing user contact information, employment information, and a photo.

Employer List Click this button to print an employer report. Refer to Table 46 on page 59 for more information.

Department List Click this button to print a department report. Refer to Table 46 on page 59 for more information.

Operators Click this button to print a report that contains a list of the software’s users.

Event Printing Click this button to print a report that contains daily event information.

Log Printing Click this button to print a log report. Refer to “Log Report” in Table 46 on page 59 for more information.

System Summary

Click this button to print a system summary report. Refer to Table 46 on page 59 for more information.

History Event Click this button to print a report of daily events.

History Log Click this button to print a report of the entire history log.

The quick view area consists of buttons that retrieve the last events for quick viewing. Event and log files are cleared after each backup, but can be viewed later using the History Event and History Log buttons.

Table 49: Quick View Buttons

Button Description View Log Click this button to view the entire log. View Event Click this button to view the most recent

events. View Bug List Click this button to view the bug list.

Refer to Section 5.8.8 General Settings Tab 51 for information on automatically e-mailing the bug list when you exit the software.

Click Close to close the Report window.

5.11.7 Filtering Reports

When you select any cardholder report, the Report Records Selection Criteria window opens. This window allows you to select which cardholders to include in the report.

Figure 83: Report Records Selection Criteria Window

Use the Select Criteria fields to select on any combination of user name, access level, card status, and department.

Use the Range fields to select on a range of card numbers by entering the lowest and highest card numbers in the appropriate fields, or by selecting card issue dates.

Click OK to generate the report.



When you select Department Staff Photo from the Report menu, the Department Option window opens. Select a department from the list and click OK to generate a report on that department. Refer to Section 5.6.14 Department Configuration on page 40 for instructions on adding a new department record or editing an existing one.

5.11.8 Exporting Reports

You can export reports to several spreadsheet and word processor forms as well as open database connectivity (ODBC) and common data interchange formats:

• Character-separated values • Comma-separated values (.csv) • Crystal Reports® (.rpt) • Crystal Reports® 7 (.rpt) • Data Interchange Format (.dif) • Microsoft Excel (.xls) • Lotus 1-2-3 • ODBC • Paginated Text • Record Style (columns of values) • Report Definition • Rich Text Format (.rtf) • Tab-separated Text • Tab-separated Values • Text (.txt) • Microsoft Word (.doc) Actual format types available depend on the .dll files installed on your PC.

When you export a report to a file format other than Crystal Reports® format (.rpt), you might lose some or all of the formatting that appears in the report. However, the program attempts to preserve as much of the formatting as the export format allows.

Transaction date and times are issued by the PC. Events are not stored in the DACM.

1. To export a report, click the button. The Export window opens.

Figure 84: Export Window

2. Under Format, click the arrow button to select a format type. Refer to the bulleted list above for compatible format types.

3. Under Destination, click the arrow button to select an export location.

4. Click OK to export the report.

Depending on your format and destination selections, you might need to enter additional information in windows as they open before the report is exported.



5.12 Utility Window

5.12.1 Overview

The Utility window is used mainly for engineering purposes. However, you can perform manual downloads, request DACM status, and control the door mode from this window.

To open the Utility window:

• Select Tools→Utility from the Main Screen, or

• Click Utility ( ).

Figure 85: Utility Window

1 2 3

4 5

1- Tools Menu: Refer to Section 5.12.2 Tools Menu

on page 62 2- Message Pane: Refer to Section 5.12.3 Message

Pane on page 62 3- Utility Pane: Refer to Section 5.12.4 Utility Pane

on page 63 4- Progress Bar: Refer to Section 5.12.5 Progress

Bar on page 64 5- Status Bar: Refer to Section 5.12.6 Status Bar on

page 64

5.12.2 Tools Menu

Table 50: Utility Window Tools Menu

Menu Selection Description Test Wizard Opens the Test Wizard to configure

cards, and test hardware and software. Refer to Section 5.5.2 Test Wizard on page 27 for more information.

Clear DTU Clears the DTU if connected to the PC running this software. Refer to Section 7.7 Clear the DTU on page 69 for more information.

Security Opens the Security Settings window. Refer to Section 5.10 Configure Security Settings on page 54 for more information.

Format and Statistics

Opens the Format and Statistics window. Refer to Section 5.9 Format and Statistics Window on page 52 for more information.

Enable Optional Software

This option is not available.

5.12.3 Message Pane

The Message pane provides real-time status for the DACM currently online with the software:

• Date/Time: This column shows the date and time when the event or action occurred.

• Message: This column shows information describing the event or action that occurred.

• Location: This column identifies the access point where the event or action occurred.

• Cardholder: This column identifies the user who caused the event or action.

• Card/PIN Number: This column identifies the card or PIN number of the user who caused the event or action.

• Operator: This column identifies the DACM PC user currently logged into the software.



5.12.4 Utility Pane

Use the Utility pane to download database changes to the DACM, request DACM status, and make door status changes.

Figure 86: Utility Pane

1

2

3

1- Identification Window 2- Date/Time 3- Action Buttons

• Identification Window: This window lists basic information about the device currently online with the software, such as device name, type, ID, and firmware revision.

• Date/Time: This area shows the current date and time.

• Action Buttons: Refer to Table 51 for button descriptions.

Table 51: Utility Pane Action Buttons

Button Description Clear Controller

Click this button to clear the DACM’s database. This erases the DACM.

Download Click this button to send any database changes to the DACM. This overrides the software’s automatic download function. Refer to Section 5.8.8 General Settings Tab on page 51 for more information.

Clear Screen Click this button to clear the message pane. Deadlock Click this button to permanently lock the

door. Cardholders cannot unlock the door when this mode is on, but a Request-to-Exit (REX) device, if one is connected, still operates as expected.

High Security Mode

Click this button to send the DACM currently online into High Security Mode. Only users with high security mode privileges can access the door when the DACM is in this mode.

Table 51: Utility Pane Action Buttons (continued)

Button Description Normal Mode Click this button to send the DACM

currently online into standard operational mode.

Open Door Click this button to open the door for the amount of time entered in the Standard Door Release Time box on the Access Point Tab. Refer to Table 31 on page 45 for more information.

Unlock Door Click this button to permanently unlock the door. A user with set-latch privileges can permanently unlock the door by presenting a valid card two times within 3 sec. to the proximity reader/keypad. Presenting the same card two more times exits the DACM from this mode. Use the Mode Settings tab to grant set-unlock privileges to a user. Refer to Section 5.6.8 Mode Settings Tab on page 36 for more information.

Query Status Click this button to retrieve the following information:

- Current Mode: Identifies the operation mode that the DACM is currently in (Normal Mode, High Security Mode, Dead Lock, or Door Held Open).

- PIN in Use: Identifies if a PIN is required to unlock the door (Yes or No).

- Link Alive in Use: Not used.

- D0/D1 Check Activated: Proximity Reader/Keypad wire diagnostic (Yes or No).

- Secure Mode Requires PIN: Identifies if a PIN is required to unlock the door when the DACM is in High Security Mode (Yes or No).

- Reader Available: Identifies if a proximity keypad/reader is connected (Yes or No).

- D0/D1 Reversed: Identifies if the proximity keypad/reader’s D0 and D1 wire connections are reversed (Yes or No).

- Pin Pad Detected: Not used.

- Cards Loaded: Identifies the number of DACM user cards stored in the software for the DACM currently connected.

- DACM Address: Identifies the DACM’s assigned control panel bus address.

Close Click this button to close the Utility window.



5.12.5 Progress Bar

This area shows the progression of data sent from the PC to the DACM, and data sent from the DACM to the PC.

Figure 87: Utility Window Progress Bar

5.12.6 Status Bar

This area provides status on PC-to-DACM communication. Refer to Table 52 for field descriptions.

Table 52: Status Bar Fields

Field Name Description Comm Port Status

This field shows “Online” when a DACM is connected to the PC, or “Offline” if no DACM is connected to the PC.

Cards Sent This field shows the number of DACM user cards sent to the DACM when you click the Download button.

Retry Times This field shows the number of communication attempts.

Status This field shows “Download Successful!” for successful downloads.

5.13 Remove the Software 1. To remove the software from your PC, click Start

→ Settings → Control Panel.

Figure 88: Start → Settings → Control Panel

2. Double-click Add/Remove Programs from the

Control Panel window.

Figure 89: Control Panel→Add/Remove Programs

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3. Click BOSCH Door Access Control Module to select it from the list of installed programs.

Figure 90: Select Program to Uninstall

4. Click Remove. Click Yes when asked if you want to remove this program.

Figure 91: Add/Remove Programs Prompt

The program is removed from your PC. Some files and folders might not be deleted by this process. You must manually delete these items.

6. DACM Connections To add or replace devices in the DACM software’s database, or to send programming changes to the DACM, you must connect the DACM to the PC running the DACM software.

Use the following steps to connect the DACM to the PC running the DACM software.

1. Plug the serial communication cable into the PC using the 9-pin or 25-pin serial connector. Refer to Figure 92.

2. Plug the connector labeled “CONTR” on the serial communication cable into the DACM’s serial port. Refer to Figure 92.

The DACM software automatically detects which serial port is being used and correctly configures it.

Figure 92: Controller to PC Connection

1 65

2

3

4

1- Serial Communication Cable

(included with DACM) 2- 9-pin Serial Connector 3- 25-pin Serial Connector 4- PC 9-pin Serial Ports (use either one) 5- Controller Connector (plug into DACM) 6- DACM serial port (plug controller connector here)

At this point, the DACM is now ready to communicate with the DACM software. Refer to Section 5.3 Start the Software on page 19, and Section 5.5.1 New Device Wizard on page 26, for instructions on starting the DACM software and using the New Device Wizard to add a new DACM or replace an existing one.

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7. Data Transfer Unit (DTU) 7.1 Overview The DTU is an optional accessory that transfers programming information from the PC to the DACM without needing a direct PC connection.

You can use one DTU for up to 255 DACMs, or a total of 16,000 user records distributed over multiple DACMs in a single download. For example, 10 DACMs each with 1,600 user records can be downloaded at one time without needing to go back and forth between the PC and each DACM.

Similarly, 255 DACMs each with 60 user records can be downloaded to the DTU without the need to return to the PC.

Only valid users are downloaded to the DACM.

The software allows use of multiple DTUs.

7.2 Status LEDs The DTU has four LEDs that show the status for power, communication, and data transfer.

Figure 93: DTU Status LEDs

PC

UDT/DTU34

5

6

1

23

4

5

6 1- DTU Top View 2- DTU End View 3- Blue LED 4- Red LED 5- Orange LED 6- Green LED

Table 53: DTU LED Indications

LED State Indication Blue Solid DTU power OK Blue and Red

Flashing No communication

Solid Error Red Flashing Wait

Orange Solid Download in progress Green Solid Download complete Flashing Download to current DACM

complete; download to other DACMs required

7.3 Add the DTU to the Device List You must add the DTU to the software’s device list before using it to transfer data.

1. Start the software on the PC.

2. Connect the DTU cable to the serial communication cable. Refer to Figure 94.

Figure 94: DTU Cable to Serial Communication Cable Connection

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(included with DACM) 2- DTU Cable (included with DTU)



3. Plug the DTU cable’s RJ45 connector into the DTU’s RJ45 port. Refer to Figure 95.

Figure 95: DTU Cable to DTU Connection

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3 1- DTU Cable (included with DTU) 2- RJ45 Connector 3- DTU RJ45 Port

4. Plug the serial communication cable into the PC using either the 9-pin or 25-pin connector. Refer to Figure 96.

Figure 96: Serial Communication Cable to PC Connection

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(included with DACM) 2- 9-pin Serial Connector 3- 25-pin Serial Connector (not used) 4- PC 9-pin Serial Ports 5- DTU Cable (included with DTU)

5. Connect the DTU cable’s power connector into the DTU’s power supply. Plug the power supply into an available electrical outlet. Refer to Figure 97.

Figure 97: DTU Power Connections

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1- DTU Cable(included with DTU) 2- DTU Cable Power Connector 3- Power Supply (included with DTU) 4- Available Electrical Outlet

The New Device Add/Replace Wizard opens in the software.

6. Click Add to add a new device, or click Replace to replace an existing device.

Figure 98: New Device Found



7. The wizard then asks you to enter a name for the device. Type a name for the device in the entry box. Click OK.

Figure 99: New Device Name

The wizard then shows that the device was successfully added to the software.

8. Click Finish.

Figure 100: New Device Added

When the DTU is added to the software, it appears in the device list on the main screen’s device pane.

Figure 101: Device List (New Device Added)

You are now ready to use the DTU to transfer data between the PC and the DACM.

7.4 Update a DACM The software automatically downloads any database changes to the DTU while it is connected to the PC. The main screen’s status bar indicates DACMs that require downloads. Refer to Section 5.4.6 Main Screen Status Bar on page 25 for more information.

1. Plug the DTU into the DACM’s front connector.

Data automatically transfers from the DTU into the DACM. When the DTU’s green LED turns on, the download is complete.

If the green LED is flashing green, that means the current download is complete but other DACMs still require downloads. Continue downloading to the other DACMs until this LED is solid green.

2. Remove the DTU from the DACM and plug it back into the PC’s serial port using the supplied serial cable.

3. Wait until the software indicates the download was successful.



7.5 Add a DACM You can add new DACMs to the software using the DTU.

1. Plug the DTU into the DACM’s front connector. Wait approximately 10 sec.

2. Remove the DTU from the DACM and plug it back into the PC’s serial port. Refer to Figure 94 to Figure 97 for correct cable-to-DTU-to-PC connections

The New Device Wizard starts within 10 sec.

3. Follow the New Device Wizard’s prompts to add the DACM to the software.

4. Click Cardholder on the main screen’s button tray to open the Cardholder Configuration window. Add cards as necessary.

5. Click Close to exit the Cardholder Configuration window. The DTU Utility window opens.

Figure 102: DTU Utility Window

6. Click OK and wait until the software indicates the

download to the DTU was successful.

7. Remove the DTU from the PC’s serial port and plug it back into the DACM.

8. Wait until the DTU’s green LED turns on. If it is flashing green, then additional DACMs require downloads).


10. Wait until the software indicates the download was successful.

7.6 Add Card Formats You can add card formats to the software using the DTU.

1. Plug the DTU into the DACM’s front connector.

2. Present a card to the proximity reader/keypad.


The transaction appears on the main screen’s transaction window. If the card presented to the proximity reader/keypad is of an unknown type, the Card Format Configuration Wizard starts.

4. Follow the Card Format Configuration Wizard’s prompts to add the card format to the software.

7.7 Clear the DTU If the DTU was used to test a DACM that does not belong to the customer’s site, the DTU indicates that there is a new device until you clear the DTU.

Clear the DTU by:

• Clicking Tools → Clear DTU from the Main Screen, or

• Clicking Tools → Clear DTU from the Utility window.

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8. Troubleshooting This section contains basic troubleshooting information.

Table 54: DACM Operation Issues

Problem Cause Solution The door does not open when a card is presented or PIN is entered.

• The card or PIN is not in the DACM’s database.

• The user’s area assignment changed after the user was added to the DACM.

• Invalid PIN entry. • DACM is in high security mode.

• Add the user’s card and/or PIN to the DACM. • Delete the user, then re-enter into the DACM. If

the DACM is part of the security system, update the area assignment from the control panel’s keypad. Refer to Section 3.4 Configure a DACM in an Existing Control Panel on page 16.

• Re-enter PIN. If it fails again, verify that the PIN is correctly entered into the DACM.

• The user does not have high security mode privileges. Refer to Section 5.6.8 Mode Settings Tab on page 36 for more information.

A user’s PIN works at the DS7240V2/DS7220V2 control panel’s keypad, but not at the DACM’s proximity reader/keypad.

After assigning a card to a DS7240V2/DS7220V2 control panel user, the DACM only recognizes the control panel user’s card. The PIN is only recognized at the control panel.

From the DS7240V2/DS7220V2 control panel, create two users. Assign the card number to the first user (card-only), and assign the PIN to the second user (PIN-only). Do not assign the card number to the PIN-only user. Then assign both the card-only user and PIN-only user to the person who needs a card and a PIN. For example, “Joe” is a user who needs to arm and disarm the control panel, and unlock the door from the DACM’s proximity reader/keypad. In the control panel, program a user number, User 10, for Joe’s PIN. Program a second user number, User 11, for Joe’s card number. User 10 (PIN user) allows Joe to arm and disarm the control panel from the DACM’s proximity reader/keypad, and User 11 (card user) allows Joe to unlock the door.

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Table 55: Software Operation Issues

Problem Cause Solution All of the users have the same name and PIN.

If a range of card numbers is added using the software’s Add Card Wizard, each user record has the same options that were selected for the first user record in the range.

Use the Main Settings (refer to page 33) and Mode Settings tabs (refer to page 36) to change the properties for each user record..

The CPU system usage indicator is always at or near 100%.

The PC’s processor is working too hard.

Upgrade the PC’s processor to improve system operation. It is normal operation for the CPU usage indicator to be at 100% during backups.

The Mem system usage indicator is always at or near 100%.

The PC does not have enough RAM to support all of the programs currently running, including the DACM PC software.

Close programs that are not being used, or add more RAM to the PC.

The HDD system usage indicator is always at or near 100%.

The PC does not have enough free space on its hard drive.

Remove programs and files that are rarely used to create more free space. This indicator should never be near 90%.

The database is very slow. Adding and deleting several records over time can slow the database’s performance.

Compact the database every three months or 500 user record changes. Refer to Section 5.8.7 DB Maint. (Database Maintenance) Tab on page 50 for more information.

The database is corrupted. Unknown. Restore the database by using a database backup file. Refer to Section 5.8.7 DB Maint. (Database Maintenance) Tab on page 50 for more information. User records, device records, or system changes made since the last backup are lost.

Exported reports do not look like the reports that appear on-screen.

Crystal Reports format (.rpt) was not selected as export format.

When a report is exported to a file format other than Crystal Reports format (.rpt), some or all of the report’s formatting might be lost. However, the program attempts to preserve as much of the formatting as the export format allows.

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Index Access Group

definition of .....................................................................47 Access Point

Enter Name .....................................................................27 Access Point Configuration Window

Access Groups Tab.........................................................47 Access Point Pane ...........................................................44 Access Point Settings ......................................................44 Access Point Tab.............................................................44 Device Parameters Tab ..................................................46 Door Contact Settings ....................................................45 Door Release Time Options..........................................45 Overview .........................................................................43 PIN Settings.....................................................................46 Start-up Mode Settings ...................................................45

Car Configuration Car Make.........................................................................41 Car Make Configuration Tab ........................................41 Car Model .......................................................................42 Car Model Configuration Tab.......................................42

Card Add Card Formats ..........................................................69 Add New Card Wizard ..................................................30 Block Load.......................................................................12 Card Diagnostic ..............................................................32 Card Diagnostics.............................................................35 Card Diagnostics Window .............................................38 Card Format Configuration Wizard..............................29 Card Matching Tab ........................................................54 Card Only option ...........................................................46 Card Reader Only option ..............................................26 Card Replacement Wizard ............................................31 Card Status ......................................................................34 Card Type........................................................................34 Card Type Information Tab ..........................................53 Card Type Pane ..............................................................52 Enable Full Card Matching option ...............................51 Multiple Format option ..................................................51 Overview .........................................................................10 Single Format option ......................................................51 User Types.......................................................................10

Cardholder Configuration Window Main Settngs Tab............................................................33 Menus...............................................................................32 Message Bar.....................................................................33 Mode Settings Tab..........................................................36 Other Info Tab................................................................35 Overview .........................................................................32 Personal Info Tab ...........................................................36 User Pane.........................................................................33 User Record List .......................................................31, 33 VehicleInfo Tab ..............................................................37

Control Panel Add a Card to a Control Panel User ............................14 Arm the DACM’s Area..................................................17 Clear Trouble and Tamper Conditions........................17 Configure a DACM in an Existing Control Panel ......16 Delete a Card from a Control Panel User....................15

Disarm the DACM’s Area............................................. 17 Force Arm the DACM’s Area....................................... 17 PIN Length ..................................................................... 13 Set Bus Address .............................................................. 13 Users Spanning Multiple Control Panels..................... 16

Controller Overview............................................................................9

DACM Adding New DACM to Area with DACM ................. 16 Clear Trouble and Tamper Conditions ....................... 17 Configuration from Control Panel ............................... 14 Configuration from DTU .............................................. 66 Configuration from Software ........................................ 18 Erase Memory ................................................................ 14 Hardware Reset .............................................................. 14 Operation ........................................................................ 16 Overview............................................................................9

DACM User Card and PIN ................................................................. 10 Card-only ........................................................................ 10 PIN-only.......................................................................... 10

Data Transfer Unit (DTU) Add a DACM................................................................. 69 Add Card Formats ......................................................... 69 Add DTU to Device List ............................................... 66 Clear the DTU................................................................ 69 Overivew......................................................................... 66 Overview......................................................................... 11 Status LEDs..................................................................... 66 Update a DACM............................................................ 68

Database Compact Database option............................................. 50 Compact Settings option ............................................... 50 Database Maintenance Tab........................................... 50 Database Restore option................................................ 50

Department Configuration .................................................40 Door

Deadlock option ............................................................. 24 Door Contact Settings.................................................... 45 Door Forced Open......................................................... 17 Door Held Open ............................................................ 17 Door Release Time Options ......................................... 45 Door Unlocked option............................................. 24, 45 Ext’d Door option .......................................................... 36 Grant Access ................................................................... 16 Open Door option.......................................................... 63 Set Door Open Time ..................................................... 12 Set Latch option ............................................................. 36 Start-up Mode Settings................................................... 45 Unlock Door option....................................................... 63

DS7240V2/DS7220V2 Add a Card to a Control Panel User............................ 14 Clear Trouble and Tamper Conditions ....................... 17 Clearing a Fire Alarm.................................................... 17 Control Panel Bus Address ........................................... 13 Delete a Card from a Control Panel User ................... 15



DS7400XiV4 Add a Card to a Control Panel User ............................15 Changing Arming States ................................................17 Clear Trouble and Tamper Conditions........................17 Clearing a Fire Alarm.....................................................17 Control Panel Bus Address ............................................13 Delete a Card from a Control Panel User....................15

Employer Configuration .................................................... 39 Erase DACM

Clear Controller ..............................................................14 Hardware Reset...............................................................14 Program Card..................................................................14

Export Exporting Reports...........................................................61 User Records ...................................................................50

Fire Alarm Clear a Fire Alarm..........................................................17

Format and Statistics Window Card Matching Tab ........................................................54 Card Type Information Tab ..........................................53 Card Type Pane ..............................................................52 Overview .........................................................................52

High Security Mode definition of .....................................................................24 Hi Sec option...................................................................36 High Security Mode Activates Card + PIN option.....46 High Security Mode option .....................................45, 63 Set Hi Sec option ............................................................36

Import User Records ...................................................................50

Imprint Number definition of ...............................................................31, 34

Keyfob Overview .........................................................................10

License Agreement ............................................................... 2 Main Screen

Button Tray .....................................................................24 Device Pane.....................................................................23 Menus...............................................................................21 Overview .........................................................................21 Status Bar .........................................................................25 Transaction Window ......................................................22

Permission Groups Add a New Permission Group ......................................57 Change an Existing Permission Group.........................58 Delete an Existing Permission Group...........................58 Group Authorization Tab ..............................................57

PIN Add a PIN........................................................................13 Card + PIN option .........................................................26 Delete a PIN....................................................................13 Max PIN Number option...............................................51 PIN Code.........................................................................34 PIN Only option .............................................................26 PIN Settings.....................................................................46 Set PIN Length................................................................13 Use of ...............................................................................26

Print Current Cardholder Details ...........................................32 Test Results Report.........................................................29

Program Card Erase DACM .................................................................. 14 Overview......................................................................... 10

Program Mode.....................................................................12 Auto Exit ......................................................................... 12 Enter/Exit........................................................................ 12

Program Mode Menu Add Card [1][#].............................................................. 12 Add PIN [1][1][#] ........................................................... 13 Block Load [3][#] ........................................................... 12 Control Panel Bus Address [5][#]................................. 13 Delete Card [0][#] .......................................................... 12 Delete PIN [1][0][#] ....................................................... 13 Door Open Time [2][#] ................................................. 12 PIN Length [4][#] ........................................................... 13

Proximity Reader/Keypad Overview............................................................................9

Report Window Action Button Toolbars ................................................. 59 Exporting Reports .......................................................... 61 Filter Reports .................................................................. 60 Overview......................................................................... 58 Print Preview .................................................................. 59 Report Menu .................................................................. 59 Report Preview Pane ..................................................... 59 Report Selection Pane.................................................... 60

Search Tool ..........................................................................38 Security Settings Window

Add a New DACM PC User ........................................ 56 Add New Permission Groups ....................................... 57 Change an Existing DACM PC User’s Password....... 56 Change Existing Permission Groups............................ 58 Delete an Existing DACM PC User............................. 56 Delete Existing Permission Groups .............................. 58 Group Authorization Tab.............................................. 57 Overview......................................................................... 54 User Settings Tab ........................................................... 55

Software Database Maintenance................................................... 50 Default Password............................................................ 20 Default User Name ........................................................ 20 Download Required....................................................... 25 Installation....................................................................... 18 Interface Styles ............................................................... 20 Language Menu........................................................ 19, 25 Main Screen.................................................................... 21 Overview......................................................................... 18 Removal .......................................................................... 64 Start.................................................................................. 19

System Requirements............................................................8 System Settings Window

Database Maintenance Tab........................................... 50 E-mail Facilities Tab ...................................................... 49 General Settings Tab...................................................... 51 Installer Info Tab............................................................ 49 Overview......................................................................... 47 Site Info Tab ................................................................... 48 System Settings Pane...................................................... 48 Test Wizard Tab............................................................. 49

System Usage Indicators.....................................................48



Test Results Report Print..................................................................................29

Transaction Window .......................................................... 22 Number of Lines Shown option ....................................51 Transaction Screen Pause option ..................................51

User Types Control Panel User .........................................................10 DACM PC User..............................................................10

Users Access Group ..................................................................34 Add a Card to a Control Panel User ............................14 Add a New DACM PC User.........................................56 Area Assignment Change ..............................................16 Change an Existing DACM PC User’s Password .......56 Configure .........................................................................32 DACM PC Users ............................................... 18, 25, 55 definition of ...............................................................14, 18 Delete an Existing DACM PC User .............................56 Export Cardholders ..................................................32, 50

Import Cardholders ................................................. 32, 50 Print Cardholder Details................................................ 32 Spanning Multiple Control Panels ............................... 16 User Record List ............................................................ 31 User Settings Tab ........................................................... 55

Utility Window Message Pane.................................................................. 62 Overview......................................................................... 62 Progress Bar .................................................................... 64 Status Bar ........................................................................ 64 Tools Menu..................................................................... 62 Utility Pane ..................................................................... 63

Wizards Add New Card Wizard.................................................. 30 Card Format Configuration Wizard............................. 29 Card Replacement Wizard............................................ 31 New Device Wizard....................................................... 26 Test Wizard..................................................................... 27 Test Wizard Tab............................................................. 49

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