Northern Computers N-300-PRG Manual de usuario

N-300-PRG

Programmer Manual

July 1998 TD1105

rev. 1.0

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1. General ...................................................... 5

1.1 Introduction............................................ 5

1.2 N-300 Indicators .................................... 8

1.3 Levels and procedures ............................. 9

2. Wake-up ................................................... 10

3. Set operation level, set to sleep mode (0*) .... 12

4. Access (1*) ................................................ 15

5. Add Tags by Number - status I (2*) .............. 16

6. Set Night Lock mode on/off (3*) .................. 20

7. Add tags - status I (4*)................................ 22

8. Void tags (5*) ............................................ 25

9. Add Special User tags - status II (7*) ............ 26

10. Add Night Lock Only tags - status III (8*) ...... 29

11. Voiding tags by number (9*) ........................ 31

12. User functions............................................ 34

13. Setting the Open Time-out (11*).................. 36

14. Setting the Close Time-out (12*) .................. 38

15. Adding the Night Lock Master (13*) ............. 41

16. Program Add Master (14*) .......................... 43

17. Program Void Master (15*).......................... 45

18. Copy Remote Programmer (16*) ................... 46

19. Program Overall Time-out (17*) .................. 49

20. Installer (20*)............................................. 51

21 Reception Quality Display mode (29*)........... 58

22. Miscellaneous............................................ 60

22.1 Count the tags in memory (91*) ....... 60

22.2 Count number of free spaces (92*)... 62

22.3 Show Operation Level (93*)............. 64

22.4 Show Programmer Level (94*) .......... 66

22.5 Show Version ID (95*) ..................... 68

23 Diagnostics (98*) ....................................... 70

24 Erase memory (99*).................................... 74

Contents

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N-300-PRG REMOTE PROGRAMMERN-300-PRG REMOTE PROGRAMMER

N-300-PRG REMOTE PROGRAMMER

1. General

1.1 Introduction

AnN-300-PRGRemoteProgrammerallows awider range

of programming steps to be performed on an N-300 than

Master tags do. The general technique for using the Re-

mote Programmer is similar to Program Masters, in that

they too are recognized by the N-300 when held within

read range.

In fact, an N-300-PRG Remote Programmer may be re-

garded as a Master that has a more extensive repertoire

andis equippedwithanumerickeyboard. Whenpresented

to the N-300, a unique code (engraved on the outside) is

transmitted, in a similar fashion as with normal tags or

Master tags. If the code is unknown to the N-300, the

Remote Programmer is ignored. This offers security

against unauthorized attempts to obtain access or to per-

form memory management operations.

When a valid programmer is presented to the N-300, it

will switch itself to Program mode. All LED’s will turn off,

except for LED number 7, the Program LED.

TheRemoteProgrammer isoperatedwithinreadingrange

of the N-300, by typing one or two digit numbers on the

Remote Programmer keyboard, using the Enter key (*)

for punctuation, and the Backspace key (#) for correct-

ing typing errors. With option 10*4* on, LED 1 is used to

indicate that the Remote Programmer is within reading

range, as is the case with a normal tag.

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The Remote Programmer should be presented and held

in a stable position, where all LED’s on the N-300 are

visible, for example beside the reader. The read range

will be about 10 % to 20 % higher than with ISO prox

cards.

WhiletheN-300 isinProgram mode,itwill soundashort

beep at each numeric key press. Pressing the Enter key

will cause the N-300 to execute the chosen function, as

determinedbypreceding numerickey presses, andto dis-

play the resulting status with its LED’s.

Execution of a complete programming step is illustrated

on the facing page.

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Enter key Backspace key

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N-300N-300

1. Set Program1. Set Program

mode, keepingmode, keeping

the Rthe Remoteemote

Programmer inProgrammer in

read rangeread range

Remote Programmer ExampleRemote Programmer Example

Outputs: InactiveOutputs: Inactive

Inputs: InactiveInputs: Inactive

2. T2. Type theype the

programprogram

number on thenumber on the

keyboard.keyboard.

PPossibleossible

leading zerosleading zeros

(white keys)(white keys)

can be omitted.can be omitted.

3. LEDs light3. LEDs light

up to showup to show

the chosenthe chosen

function.function.

Once a ROnce a Remoteemote

Programmer functionProgrammer function

is completed, theis completed, the

usually returnsusually returns

to normal operation.to normal operation.

N-300N-300

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The chosenThe chosen

program isprogram is

executed.executed.

A programA program

may involvemay involve

several steps,several steps,

each with keyeach with key

presses, LEDpresses, LED

read-outs,read-outs,

and/orand/or

presenting ofpresenting of

tags.tags.

If several different functions

must be performed consecu-

tively, the user can leave the

Remote Programmer within

range, and switch the N-300

back into Program mode by

pressing*or #.Alternatively,

the Remote Programmer can

be moved out of read range,

andthen backintoreadrange

to return to Program mode.

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1.2 N-300 Indicators

LEDs–The N-300 has a row of seven LEDs, that serve as

status indicators.

LED Color Function

1: Read Yellow On when a tag or Programmer is within read

range and being identified

2: Open Green On when door or gate is unlocked

3: Closed Red On when door or gate is locked—

Access mode

4: Night Lock Red Night Lock mode

5: Add Red Add mode

6: Void Red Void mode

7: Program Red On when a Program Master or Remote

Programmer is presented—Program mode

Thismanualdescribes theN-300 procedures stepby step,

showing the LED readout after each step. The status of

eachLEDis shownaseither on,off,blinking, orunknown

(which usually means that the LED may be either on or

off, depending on the situation):

l on moff Xblinking wunknown

Sound–Inadditionto theLED display, theN-300provides

feedbackbyemitting certainsoundsin certainsituations:

• a short beep (for example when a tag is read)

• or a long beep (recognition of a Master tag)

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1.3 Levels and procedures

The various programming steps for the N-300 consist of

entering either a one or a two digit number on a Remote

Programmer.

In the first part of this manual, the one digit program-

ming steps are explained. The later sections, “User”, “In-

staller",“Miscellaneous",dealwiththe twodigit program-

ming steps.

Programming step “0", explained below, is intended for

use before transportation, and for the consecutive wake-

up at the point of delivery and/or installation (the N-300

isnormallyset atlevel1 inSleepmode beforeshipment).

Programming steps “1” to “9” concern end user functions

and are discussed later.

Authorization levels

In particular where it must be mounted in open, “un-

guarded” positions, e.g. at a front gate or door, the N-300

can be protected against any illegal operations by means

ofa built-inmulti-level authorizationssystem. Indescend-

ing order, these authorization levels are called Manufac-

turer, Distributor, Dealer, Installer, and User.

It is possible to omit some levels. However, it is recom-

mended to add at least one Remote Programmer at in-

stallerlevel orhigher(level1orhigher)forbackup/main-

tenance purposes. The actual implementation of a secu-

rity scheme in accordance with customer requirements is

up to the supplier(s).

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N-300N-300 N-300N-300

1. P1. Power onower on

(click)(click)

WWake-up Operationsake-up Operations

Outputs: InactiveOutputs: Inactive

Inputs: InactiveInputs: Inactive

2. Declare remote2. Declare remote

programmer atprogrammer at

specific levelspecific level

3. Access Mode3. Access Mode

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2. Wake-up

Whenpowering upthe N-300from Sleepmode,anN-300-

PRG Remote Programmer or Master Programming card

mustbe presented.This Programmerorcardwillbe added

at the level at which the N-300 was put to sleep.

At Wake-up the LEDs 2–7 indicate the level it was set to.

(see below).

Sleep mode Level 1 Sleep mode Level 0

Declare Installer Declare User

LED Programmer Programmer

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