Nidac Presco PACDL Manual de usuario

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PACDL

Presco™ Data Logger for PAC decoders

INSTRUCTION MANUAL – 4th EDITION

PACDL - PRESCO DATA LOGGER

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PRODUCT FEATURES .................................................................................................1

SPECIFICATIONS .........................................................................................................2

INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................2

WIRING DECODERS TO THE PACDL ....................................................................3

POWERING UP THE DATA LOGGER.....................................................................4

PROGRAMMING ...........................................................................................................4

EDITING NAMES......................................................................................................4

THE MENU SYSTEM................................................................................................5

THE MENUS ..................................................................................................................6

1. EVENT BUFFER...................................................................................................6

1.1 DISPLAY EVENTS.........................................................................................6

1.1.1 Jump to a Date.......................................................................................6

1.1.2 Name Search .........................................................................................7

1.1.3 System Event Search ............................................................................7

1.1.4 Repeat Search.......................................................................................7

1.2 PRINT EVENTS.............................................................................................7

1.2.1 Print Between Dates ..............................................................................8

1.2.2 Print New Events....................................................................................8

1.2.3 Print Events By Name............................................................................8

1.2.4 Print System Events...............................................................................8

2. OPERATORS AND USERS..................................................................................9

2.1 DISPLAY USERS..........................................................................................9

Automatic User Update...................................................................................9

2.1.1 Edit a User .............................................................................................9

2.1.2 Add a User ...........................................................................................10

2.1.3 Delete a User .......................................................................................10

2.1.4 Name Search .......................................................................................10

2.1.5 Code Search ........................................................................................10

2.1.6 Jump to a User Number.......................................................................10

2.1.7 Repeat Search.....................................................................................11

2.2 DISPLAY OPERATORS ..............................................................................11

2.2.1 Edit an Operator...................................................................................11

2.2.2 Add an Operator...................................................................................11

2.2.3 Delete an Operator...............................................................................11

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3. DATA LOGGER OPTIONS.................................................................................12

3.1 SET TIME AND DATE .................................................................................12

3.2 DATE FORMAT............................................................................................12

3.3 SHOW EVENTS WHEN OFF ......................................................................13

3.4 SELECT EVENTS LOGGED .......................................................................13

3.5 OVERWRITE WARNING.............................................................................13

3.6 EDIT LOGO..................................................................................................13

3.7 BEEP ON KEY PRESS................................................................................13

4. SETUP DECODERS...........................................................................................14

4.1 DECODER SETTINGS ................................................................................14

4.2 REPROGRAM DECODER...........................................................................15

4.3 UPLOAD FROM DECODER........................................................................15

5. SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS.............................................................................16

5.1 DEVICE........................................................................................................16

5.2 BAUD RATE.................................................................................................16

5.3 FLOW CONTROL ........................................................................................17

5.4 PRINTOUT WIDTH......................................................................................17

NEW PACDL INSTALLATIONS WITH SERIES 2 PACs............................................18

FITTING A PACDL TO AN EXISTING INSTALLATION.............................................19

Using Presco™ Magnetic Swipe Cards ..................................................................19

ERROR MESSAGES ...................................................................................................20

PACDL INSTRUCTION MANUAL 4th EDITION

PRODUCT FEATURES

•The ability to monitor and record all events on up to 4 Presco™ PAC systems

using two wires, the DLOG line and Ground.

•User names can be assigned to code for easy identification.

•All events recorded are time and date stamped.

•Large memory can store 400 users, 10 operators and 6000 events.

•Battery backup keeps the clock running and retains the stored memory information

for typically 20 days without power, 3 days minimum.

•User codes can be retrieved from existing PAC Presco™ decoders if the

management code is known.

•All valid user codes used which are not in the data logger’s user code memory are

automatically recorded in the user code memory when they are used.

•When a new management code is programmed into a decoder, the data logger

automatically updates the management code in its memory.

•An RS232 serial port is provided for the connection of a serial printer to print

events or a computer to assist logging events.

•2 line Liquid Crystal Display with back lighting for programming operations and

displaying events.

•All programming is done via a built in 20 key keypad or a computer attached to the

RS232 serial port.

•For security, an operator code is required to view events in memory, view and

change user information and programming menus. Three levels of operator codes

exist allowing different levels of access.

•Once an operator code has been entered, the data logger is placed in the off

mode if no keys are pressed for a period of 5 minutes.

•Requires a 12V DC, 200mA power supply.

PACDL INSTRUCTION MANUAL 4th EDITION

SPECIFICATIONS

CONNECTIONS - 8 Screw Terminals.

INPUT VOLTAGE - 11.5 to 14V D.C.

CURRENT - 160mA max. (50mA when in off mode).

SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS

FORMAT - RS232.

CONNECTOR - Standard 9 pin “D” female.

BAUD RATE - 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800 and 9600 bps

FLOW CONTROL - None, DTR, Hardware and XON/XOFF.

DB9 Connections on the PACDL

Note that the connections from the PACDL allow a

straight through wired 9 pin “D” male to 9 pin “D” female

cable to connect the PACDL to a 9 pin COM port on a PC.

When connecting to a serial printer it will be necessary to

check the connections required for the printer and a

suitable cable will have to be sourced, this will usually be

in the form of a 9 pin “D” male to 25 pin “D” male.

MECHANICAL

DIMENSIONS - 120mm wide x 145mm deep x 40mm high.

WEIGHT - 600 grams.

INSTALLATION

All connections to the data logger are done via the 8 screw terminals located at the

rear of the unit. The +12 Volt, (200mA minimum) power supply is connect to the

screw terminals labelled +D.C. 12V and GND. The data logger can use the same

power supply as used by the decoders, however it must be 12V DC and have a

current rating large enough to supply the decoder system and the data logger.

Alternatively the data logger can be powered from an independent power supply which

is recommended if it is located far from the power supply for the decoders.

There are only two wires required to connect the Presco™ data logger to a Presco™

decoder, DTA and Ground. These wires are connected via a screw terminal block

located at the back of the data logger (see Figure 1 below).

PACDL INSTRUCTION MANUAL 4th EDITION

Figure 1. The Data Logger Connectors.

SCREW TERMINALS

GND - The negative (ground) input for the power supply.

D.C. +12V The positive input of the power supply (11.5 to 14V DC).

DT1 - DT4 The DLOG line inputs from Presco™ PAC decoders 1 to 4.

GND Two terminals to which the ground wires of the decoder can be

connected.

DB9 CONNECTOR

The DB9 connector is used to connect the data logger to a computer or serial printer.

PACDL

DB9 Male

Computer

DB9 Female

Computer

DB25 Female

Serial Printer

DB25 Male

Pin 2

Pin 3

Pin 2

Pin 4

not required

Pin 20

Pin 5

Pin 7

Pin 6

not required

Pin 6

Pin 7

Pin 4

Pin 8

Pin 5

WIRING DECODERS TO THE PACDL

PACDL INSTRUCTION MANUAL 4th EDITION

POWERING UP THE DATA LOGGER

The first time the PACDL is powered up it will perform a ROM test, a RAM test and

then display the Presco™ running key start up sequence. On subsequent power ups

the RAM test will be skipped.

When the On/Off key is pressed, the data logger is placed in ON mode with the

backlighting on and the following message displayed: (with the cursor flashing)

ENTER OPERATOR CODE

The default operator code is 1234 followed by E. This will log you on as a level

1 operator with access to all the programming features (to add, delete or change

operator information, refer to section 2.2 Display Operators).

When the On/Off key is pressed, or no key is pressed for 5 minutes, the data logger

will switch back into OFF mode with the display back lighting switched off and the

display will show either the day, time, date and logo or the last event recorded (refer to

section 3.3 Show Events When Off). While in the ON mode, pressing the On/Off key

will return the data logger to the OFF mode regardless of which menu the operator is

currently in.

PROGRAMMING

To gain access to the programming, viewing and printing menus the data logger must

be in the ON mode, and a valid operator code must be entered. If three invalid

operator codes are entered, the data logger will automatically turn to OFF mode and

cannot be turned ON again for a period of 5 minutes.

There are three levels of operators, with level 1 having access to all the programming,

viewing and printing functions. Level 2 operators have access to the Event Buffer,

Operators and Users and Data Logger Options menus. Level 3 operators have

access to the Event Buffer and Operators and Users menus only.

EDITING NAMES

When entering or changing a name, the 10 number keys (0 to 9) allow letters to be

used. For each consecutive press of a key, the letter changes according to the letters

above the number on that key. For example, the first time 3is pressed, a D will

appear and with each consecutive press, E, then F, then 3 and back to D. When a

different key is pressed, the cursor will move to the next position and the first letter for

that key is displayed. To insert consecutive letters from the same key, press the right

arrow key once after the first letter has been entered to move the cursor to the next

character space.

PACDL INSTRUCTION MANUAL 4th EDITION

The left and right arrow keys can be used to move the cursor left and right. The insert

(INS) key inserts a space before the letter that is highlighted by the cursor. Note that if

the last visible character on the line occupies the last available space of the name, it

will be lost when the insert key is pressed.

The delete key (DEL) deletes the letter highlighted by the cursor and moves the

following text one space to the left.

Example:

The following example enters the name J. CITIZEN

510222444844499993366

THE MENU SYSTEM

Programming the Presco™ data logger is done using a series of menus which take

you through to the particular function you require to change.

There are five main menus, Event Buffer, Operators and Users, Data Logger Options,

Decoders and Serial Communications. A complete map of the menu system is

included with this manual.

Within the menu system there are keys which retain the same function as explained

below.

Up Arrow - Move to the previous menu item at this level.

Down Arrow - Move to the next menu item at this level.

E key (E) - Enter key - go to the next menu level or start a

programming, printing or display operation.

Esc - Escape key - go to the previous menu level or escape from a

programming operation leaving the information as it was.

On/Off - When the unit is in the OFF mode, this key will turn the

display back lighting on and bring up the screen asking for

an operator code to be entered. From anywhere in the

menu system (i.e. when the unit is in the ON mode )

pressing this key will return the unit to the OFF mode.

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THE MENUS

1. EVENT BUFFER

The first menu displayed after an operator code has been successfully entered, is the

EVENT BUFFER menu. The Event Buffer is the memory where all the events logged

are stored. From within this menu logged events can be displayed and printed.

1.1 DISPLAY EVENTS

If Eis pressed from the EVENT BUFFER menu, the DISPLAY EVENTS menu is

displayed. Pressing E again will display the last event (chronologically) in the event

buffer. A typical event is pictured below:

J. CITIZEN OP1 OFF

11:55 24/10/96 DEC 1

The first twelve characters represent the name of the user or the system event

recorded. In the above example J. CITIZEN is a user. The information following the

name represents the decoder output used (here output number 1) and shows if the

output was turned on, off or operated momentarily (shown as MOM). This information

is only displayed when an event involving a user is recorded.

The start of the second line shows the time and date of the event. The five remaining

character spaces represent the decoder name as defined in the DECODER

SETTINGS menu (refer to section 4.1).

The up and down arrow keys are used to go earlier and later events respectively

through the event buffer. Note that when the latest event is displayed and the down

arrow key is pressed, a beep is heard indicating the end of the event buffer. A beep is

also heard when the up arrow is pressed while the earliest event is being displayed.

To find an event of interest the following search methods may be much more useful

than using the arrow keys on their own.

1.1.1 Jump to a Date

JUMP TO DATE

DATE: 01/01/90

By pressing 5(or J for Jump) while displaying events, you can jump to any date

entered. Simply enter the date using the numeric keys and press E. Either the first

event on that date will be displayed, or if there are no events on that day, the event on

the nearest date after is displayed. If the date is later than the date of the latest event

in the buffer, the latest event will be displayed.

PACDL INSTRUCTION MANUAL 4th EDITION

1.1.2 Name Search

When displaying events, a name search may be initiated by pressing 6(or N for

Name search) which will bring up a screen similar to this:

SEARCH DIR: LATER

NAME: SI

The flashing up/down arrow indicates that the direction (Earlier or Later) is chosen

using the up and down arrow keys. Once the correct direction has been chosen,

press Eand the name can be entered. To begin the search press Ewhen the

cursor is flashing anywhere in the name field.

Note that only enough letters to identify the name need to be entered. eg. if the name

SIMPSON is required and there is also a SMITH, the only letters needed to find the

name SIMPSON would be SI as shown above. To return to the direction field while

changing the name, press the left arrow key repeatedly until the flashing up/down

arrow appears next to the direction.

1.1.3 System Event Search

SEARCH DIR: LATER

EVENT: 1M LOCKOUT

A system event search is used to search for an event that does not contain a name.

These events are: 1 minute lockout; Door forced open; Door open too long (DOTL);

Egress; Invalid code; Decoder Off Line; Decoder On Line; Decoder power up;

Decoder Reset all; and System on. While an event is displayed, press 7(S for

System event search), the search direction and type of event can then be selected

using the up and down arrow keys. The search is started when the flashing up/down

arrow is next to the system event and Eis pressed.

1.1.4 Repeat Search

To make searching for names and system events more efficient, the left and right

arrow keys may be used to repeat the last search. For example, if a name search for

SIMPSON (as in the Name Search section) was the last name or system event search

performed, pressing the right arrow key while viewing an event will search for events

later that the current event for the name SIMPSON. Pressing the left arrow key will

carry out the same search in an earlier direction.

1.2 PRINT EVENTS

If a serial printer is connected to the female 9 pin D connector located at the back of

the data logger, events can be printed (refer to section 5. SERIAL

COMMUNICATIONS for printer setup information). Located next to the DISPLAY

EVENTS menu under the EVENT BUFFER menu is the PRINT EVENTS menu. This

allows events to be printed in 4 different ways.

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