PRASTEL GT+ Manual de usuario

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1. INTRODUCTION

The GT+ is the MM, LOGIC, MR (Rolling Code) and MRxP memory management tool for receivers and

transmitters in the XP range. This portable device allows the installation and assistance staff to check the

programming of data stored in the memory, edit this data and possibly create a backup copy in the GT+ internal

memory.

This tool may be used with Prastel receivers that have either a fixed, integrated memory or removable memory. For

receivers with fixed memory, the GT+ is self-powered by the receiver via the GT+ – Receiver connecting cable. An

external power supply is required if receivers with external memory are going to be used. This power supply is

provided via the micro-USB port.

It also has a USB port enabling it to be connected to a PC that has the WINGTPROG program installed on it.

Figure 1.

2. FEATURES DESCRIPTION

Using the GT+ terminal allows the following operations to be carried out:

On a radio receiver:

•Management of the numbers of transmitters stored in the receiver internal or external memory (display,

creation, deletion and space used, etc.).

•Management of the type and time-out for relay commands.

•Management of group codes and receiver passwords.

•Possible backing up or restoring the receiver memory or the memory modules in the GT+. The data shall

be archived in the GT+ memory.

On a radio transmitter:

•Reading the transmitter radio codes, group codes and copy codes.

•Management of contactless programming of the transmitter numbers, group codes and copy codes (XP

function).

On a UNIK control panel:

•Management of the numbers of transmitters stored in the Unik card internal memory (display, creation,

deletion and space used, etc.).

•Unik card password management.

•Management of parameters, operation counter and Unik card status (display and edit)

•Possible backing up or restoring of the Unik card's radio memory or parameters in the GT+. The data shall

be archived in the GT+ memory.

On an M1000 or M2000 standalone access control unit:

•Possible backing up or restoring of an M1000 or M2000 memory in the GT+. The data shall be archived in

the GT+ memory.

Other features

•Possible storage of up to 1000 receiver, Unik or M1000/2000 memories in the GT+ internal memory.

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•Possible management of the GT+ archiving memory: contents of stored archives may be displayed or

deleted, etc.

•Possible conversion of an old memory databases into a new receiver or an M1000 or M2000.

•Possible transfer of archived memory to the WinGTProg program and vice versa.

The GT+ can operate as a standalone, thanks to its display and joystick, or be steered in slave mode by the

WinGTProg program via USB port.

It is self-powered, either by its Micromatch connections when connected to a receiver or a Unik, or by its Micro

USB port (in some cases you will need a mains-USB adapter).

3. HARDWARE DESCRIPTION

Figure 2.

GT+ positioning with respect to a transmitter during the programming step (the distance between the transmitter

and the bottom of the GT+ housing should not exceed 1 cm during the entire programming):

Figure 3.

4. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Press the up and down arrow buttons to move through the GT+ menus.

The > cursor in front of the menu name indicates the position that has been

selected. Press the OK button once a menu has been selected in order to

enter the submenus.

Press the left arrow button to exit a submenu.

OK button

Right arrow button

Down arrow button

Up ar

row button

Left arrow button

Transmitter

programming area

Micro-USB port

Memory/receiver

connecting cable

Display

RECEIVERS

TRANSMITTERS

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List of GT+ Menus:

Main Menu Submenu 1 Submenu 2 Submenu 3

Description

RECEIVERS Read TX code Reads the transmitter codes stored in

the receivers memory

Relays Reads the relay command

configuration

Site Reads the main site code

configuration

Extra site Reads the extra-site code

configuration

Occupation Reads the number of transmitters in

the receiver memory

Memory type Identifies the type of memory

connected to the GT+

Parameters Reads the receiver's parameters

Name Reads the receiver's mnemonic name

Program TX code Radio Programs a transmitter into the

receiver memory by radio

transmission

Manual Manually programs a transmitter into

the receiver memory

Relays Configures the relay commands

Site Programs the main site code

Extra site Programs the extra-site codes

Password Programming the password for

accessing the receiver memory

Parameters Sets up the receiver's parameters

Name Programs the receiver's mnemonic

name

Delete Total Erases the entire receiver memory

Single code Erases single transmitters stored in

the receiver memory, one at a time

Files Mem->File Backs up the receiver memory in the

GT+ memory

File->Mem Copies a backup stored in the GT+ to

the receiver memory

TRANSMITTERS

Read Reads a transmitter information

Program Serial n. Edits data for a transmitter

Site Edits site code for a transmitter

Copy Edits the copy code for a transmitter

M1000/2000 M2000->File Backs up an M1000 or M2000

memory in the GT+ memory

File->M2000 Copies a backup stored in the GT+ to

an M1000 or M2000 memory

UNIK Read Code TX Reads the transmitter codes stored in

UNIK card memory

Occupation Reads the number of transmitters in

UNIK card memory

Memory type Identifies the type of UNIK card

connected to the GT+

Parameters Reads UNIK card parameters

Version Reads UNIK card release number

State Reads UNIK card status

Counter Reads the operation counter

Error code Reads the last error code

Program Code TX Radio Programs a transmitter into UNIK card

memory by radio transmission

Manual

Manually programs a transmitter into

UNIK card memory

Password Programs the password for accessing

the UNIK card memory

Parameters Sets up UNIK card parameters

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Init. counter Resets the operation counter

Delete Total Erases the entire UNIK card memory

Single code Erases single transmitters stored in

the UNIK card memory, one at at time

Files UNIK->File Backs up a UNIK card memory in the

GT+ memory

File->UNIK Copies a backup stored in the GT+ to

UNIK card memory

FILES Read Reads backups stored in the GT+

memory

Delete Erases a backup file in the GT+

memory

Format GT+ Formats the entire GT+ memory

OPTIONS Language Configures the language for the GT+

menus

LCD contrast Adjusts the contrast of the display

Buzzer Activates the buzzer

Info Reads the GT+ release and serial

number

5. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Warning:

The first time the terminal is turned on, the GT+ asks for an installer code which will be locked into its memory.

Enter the desired code, which may be between 1 and 63. This code must be the same for all your installations.

Confirm by pressing OK.

WARNING: once you have confirmed the installer code you can no longer change it.

“RECEIVERS” Menu:

This menu allows a receiver memory, whether external (removable) or

internal, to be read, programmed or deleted.

When using an external memory, power the GT+ with an external power

supply via its micro-USB port.

Connect the supplied memory-receiver connecting cable to the GT+

“Memory” port.

Connect the memory module to the red 12-pin connector at the end of the

connecting cable. Check that the polarity is correct when you connect the

memory using the locating pin integrated into the red connector.

Use the red 8-pin connector for MRxE or MRxS receivers. If the receiver is

already powered, the GT+ shall automatically be powered by the receiver.

Otherwise the GT+ must be powered by an external power supply via its

micro-USB port.

“Read” Menu

This menu displays all the receiver information, i.e. the list of transmitter

codes in the memory, the relay command configuration, the site and extra

site codes, the memory used and the type of receiver.

An error in communicating with the memory or the receiver is indicated by

the "No memory!" message.

If the installer code in the memory or the receiver is incorrect, the "Inst code

ERR!" message will appear.

If the memory type or the receiver does not support a requested piece of

information, the "Not available !" message will be displayed.

Not available!

Inst code ERR!

No memory!

Read

Program

>RECEIVERS

TRANSMITTERS

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“

TX code

” Submenu

This submenu displays the transmitter codes in the receiver memory.

Use the up and down arrow buttons to move through all the codes

contained in the memory.

If a receiver is in default mode, the “Code” field refers to the transmitter

number, “Ch” field refers to the channel number and the “Pos” field

refers to the row in the receiver memory.

If a receiver is configured with a free mode association, the “Code” field

refers to the transmitter number, “C” field refers to the channel number,

“R” field refers to the commanded relay number and “Pos” field refers to

the row in the receiver memory.

“Config. relays” Submenu

This submenu displays the configuration of the command relays.

The up and down arrow buttons may be used to move through the

configuration of each receiver relay.

“Enabled groups“ Submenu:

This submenu displays the enabled groups contained in the memory or

on the receiver.

The user may move through each of enabled groups using the up and

down arrow buttons.

“Occupation“ Submenu:

This submenu displays the number of transmitter codes stored in the

receiver memory.

The first number gives the number of transmitters in the memory; the

second number gives the total capacity of the memory.

“Memory type” Submenu:

This submenu displays the type of memory and, depending on the type

of receiver, the management mode for allocating relays according to the

channels: “default mode” or “free mode”. A customized receiver (a

receiver into which the installer code has been programmed) shall be

indicated by a *.

In default mode, the receipt channel 1 of a transmitter will activate relay

1, and channel 2 will activate relay 2, etc.

In free mode, a relay of the user’s choice may be allocated to each

channel. i.e. the receipt of channel 1 may activate any relay, it all

depends on the installers programming.

“Parameters“ Submenu:

This submenu displays the receiver's different parameters.

The user may scroll through each receiver parameter using the up and

down arrow buttons.

The accessible parameters are as follows:

"Uniquem. TX roll" (Only TX roll): for allowing only transmitters with a

rolling code.

channel": for allowing a new transmitter to be programmed in the

receiver by radio transmission from the fifth channel of a transmitter

(see transmitter instructions) which is already in the receiver's memory.

"Enable XP" (Activate XP): for allowing a transmitter's sefl-learning in

the receiver's memory using XP rule.

Enable XP:

Yes

Parameters

Name

5th channel:

Yes

Only TX rolling:

Yes

Memory type

MR4E

Mode free

Occupation

emory type

Occupation

102 / 1000

Occupation

Memory type

Group

100

Enabled groups

Occupation

Relays 1:

Monostable

Config. r

elays

Enabled groups

Code: 00001234

C:1 R:1 Pos:0001

Code: 00001234

Ch: 1 Pos: 0001

TX code

Relays

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“

Name

“

Submenu:

This submenu displays the receiver's mnemonic name.

“Program” Menu:

This menu allows the transmitters to be programmed into the receiver

memory and the receiver to be configured.

An error in communicating with the memory or the receiver is indicated by

the "No memory!" message.

If the installer code in the memory or the receiver is incorrect, the "Inst code

ERR!" message will appear.

If the memory type or the receiver does not support a requested piece of

information, the "Not available” message will be displayed.

“TX code” Submenu:

This submenu allows the transmitter codes to be programmed into the

memory of the receiver. A transmitter code may be entered in two

different manners - by radio transmission from the transmitter or manual

input.

“Radio” Submenu:

This submenu allows a transmitter code to be programmed into

the receiver memory by radio transmission comprising the

transmitter code.

The "Waiting for

transmission...” message indicates that the

GT+ is waiting for a radio transmission from the transmitter.

If the receiver is in default mode, press the transmitter channel

button. The screen of the GT+ will display the transmitter code

and the channel number. In the example to the right, number

12345 was received on channel 2.

If the received code matches this number, it should be

confirmed by pressing OK. Otherwise, press the left arrow

button. The code will be automatically copied to the receiver

memory after confirmation and the GT+ will return to awaiting

transmission mode.

If the receiver is configured in free mode, the number of the

relay to be activated upon receipt of the transmitted channel

must be selected.

The relay number is selected using the up and down arrow

buttons. Once the correct value is displayed, confirm it by

pressing OK. The receiver memory will be automatically

populated. The GT+ will return to awaiting radio transmission

mode to be able to program the next transmitter. Press the left

arrow button to exit the radio programming mode.

If a receiver is in default mode, the transmitter number will be

automatically copied to the receiver memory after confirmation

and the GT+ will return to awaiting transmission mode.

“Manual” Submenu:

This submenu allows a transmitter code to be programmed into

the receiver memory by manual input.

The cursor is placed under the figure which can then be edited

using the up and down arrow buttons. The cursor may be

moved using the left and right arrow buttons.

Parameters

>Name

Code: 00000000

Radio

Manual

Code: 00012345

Chan.:2 Relay:1

Code: 00012345

Confirm?

Waiting for

transmission..

Radio

Manual

TX code

Relays

Not available!

Inst code ERR!

No memory!

Program

Delete

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After confirming the number entered by pressing OK, enter the

channel number, increasing or decreasing its value using the up

and down arrow buttons.

If the receiver is configured in free mode, the number of the

relay to be activated upon receipt of the emitted channel must

be selected.

Then, you will need to provide the number of transmitters to be

programmed knowing that the previous number is for the

group's first transmitter and that the subsequent numbers shall

automatically be incremented.

The relay number and the number of transmitters to be

programmed are selected using the up and down arrow buttons.

Once the correct value is displayed, confirm it by pressing OK.

The receiver memory will then be automatically populated. The

GT+ will return to the mode in which it waits for input of the next

transmitter number. Press the left arrow button to exit the

manual programming mode.

If a receiver is in default mode, the first transmitter number and

the number of transmitters to be created will be automatically

copied to the receiver memory after confirmation and the GT+

will return to the mode in which it waits for input of the next

transmitter number.

“Config. relays” Submenu:

This submenu allows the receiver relay commands to be configured.

The up and down arrow buttons may be used to move through the relay

output numbers to be configured.

The type of relay command may be edited by pressing the right arrow

button. It may be configured in monostable mode, bistable mode and

time-out mode.

In time-out mode, the time-out value for the relay command may be

increased or decreased using the up and down arrow buttons.

Incrementation occurs in 0.1 second intervals. The user may press and

hold the button for automatic incrementation.

Values are recorded in the receiver memory by pressing the OK button.

"Enabled groups" Submenu:

This submenu allows the enabled groups of the receiver to be edited.

Value of enabled group must be between 1 and 255.

The cursor is placed under the figure which can then be edited using the

up and down arrow buttons. The cursor may be moved using the left

and right arrow buttons.

The number entered is confirmed and the system moves on to the next

enabled group by pressing OK.

“Password” Submenu:

This submenu allows the access to the receiver memory to be password

protected. Once a password has been confirmed in a receiver, the

password must be entered before any change is applied to a memory

parameter or item.

Password must be between 1 and 65535.

"00000" will cancel the password.

The cursor is placed under the figure which can then be edited using the

up and down arrow buttons. The cursor may be moved using the left

and right arrow buttons.

Passcode is confirmed by pressing OK twice.

Code: 00000100

Nr. codes:

Password: 00000

(new)

Enabled groups

Password

Group

: 000

Enabled groups

Password

Relay 1:

Temp. 0.1s

Relay 1:

Bistab

Relay 1:

Monostable

Config. relay

Enabled groups

Code: 00000100

Chan.:1 Relay:1

Code: 00000100

Chan.: 1

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The following message will appear if the password was entered

incorrectly: "Invalid password ".

“Parameters“ Submenu:

This submenu allows the receiver's different parameters to be set up.

The user may scroll through each receiver parameter using the up and

down arrow buttons. Use the right arrow button to change the value.

Use the OK button to save all parameters in the receiver memory upon

confirmation.

The accessible parameters are as follows:

"Only TX rolling": for allowing only transmitters with a rolling code.

channel": for allowing a new transmitter to be programmed in the

receiver by radio transmission from the fifth channel of a transmitter

(see transmitter instructions) which is already in the receiver's memory.

"Enable XP": for allowing a transmitter's sefl-learning in the receiver's

memory using XP rule.

“Name“ Submenu:

This submenu allows the mnemonic name of the receiver to be edited.

The cursor is placed under the character which can then be edited using

the up and down arrow buttons. The cursor may be moved using the left

and right arrow buttons.

The name is confirmed by pressing OK.

“Delete” Menu:

This menu allows either all transmitters or one particular transmitter to be

deleted from the receiver memory.

“Total” Submenu:

This submenu allows all the transmitters contained in the GT+ memory

to be deleted.

The entire memory will be erased after confirmation via the OK button

being pressed. The "Wait…" (Wait...) message will appear during

deletion.

If the memory is empty, the "Memory is empty!" message will be

displayed.

“Single code” Submenu:

This submenu allows the transmitter codes stored in the receiver

memory to be erased one at a time.

Choose the transmitter to be deleted from the memory by moving

through the codes using the up and down arrow buttons.

The transmitter can be erased from the receiver memory by pressing

OK twice.

The "Wait…" message will appear during deletion.

If the memory is empty, the "Memory is empty!" message will be

displayed.

“Files” Menu:

This menu allows receiver to be backed up to and restored from the GT+

memory.

The GT+ backup memory may contain up to 1000 receiver memories.

Each archive saved in the GT+ may be named for easier identification.

“Mem->File” Submenu:

This submenu allows a receiver memory to be saved in the GT+

memory.

Port

ail LaCiotat

Parameters

>Name

Parameters

Name

Enable XP:

Yes

5th channel:

Yes

Only TX rolling:

Yes

Mem

>File

File

>Mem

Delete

Files

Code: 00001234

Ch: 1 Pos: 0001

Total

Single code

Total

Single code

Delete

Files

Invalid password

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The next window allows the backup file to be named.

File name may contain up to 8 alphanumerical characters.

The cursor is placed under the character which can then be edited using

the up and down arrow buttons. The cursor may be moved using the left

and right arrow buttons.

The name will be confirmed by pressing OK twice.

“File->Mem” Submenu:

This submenu allows a receiver memory with a backup stored in the

GT+ memory to be restored.

The next window allows the backup file to be selected.

The user can move through all the archives stored in the GT+ memory

using the up and down arrow buttons.

The first line of the window shows the archive name and the second line

shows the type of original receiver followed by '-' and the number of

transmitters stored in the archive.

Confirmation of the selected archive will automatically copy all the

transmitters contained in the archive into the memory of the receiver

connected to the GT+.

“TRANSMITTERS” Menu:

This menu allows the parameters of a transmitter to be read or edited via

radio transmission.

“Read” Submenu:

This submenu allows the parameters of a transmitter to be read via

radio transmission.

To do so, place the transmitter near the GT+ and proceed to radio

transmission on the desired channel when the display shows "Waiting

for

transmission...”

If the transmitter has not been customized, the first line of the display

will show the transmitter “Code” followed by the channel number, and

the second line will show the "Site" (S) code and the "Copy" (C) code

(Copy).

If the transmitter has been customized and the installer code matches

the GT+ installer code, the first line of the display will show the

transmitter “Code” followed by the channel number and the second line

will show "*", the "Site" (S) code and the "Copy" (C) code (Copy). An

asterisk ("*") shows that the transmitter has been customized.

If the installer code is different from the GT+ installer code, the "Inst

code ERR!" message will appear.

The transmitter data will remain on screen until the next radio

transmitter is read.

The left arrow button allows the user to exit this function.

“Program” Submenu:

This submenu allows the parameters of a transmitter to be programmed

using Easyroll contactless system.

“Serial n.” Submenu:

This submenu allows all the data for a transmitter to be edited

using Easyroll contactless system.

Once in this submenu, the system will asks whether the user

wants to customize the transmitter or not.

Customizing a transmitter consists in programming the installer

and site codes onto the transmitter. This information is

necessary for using XP principle to program a receiver memory.

The choice is made using the up and down arrow buttons.

Personalize?

Serial n.

Site

Read

Program

Inst code ERR!

Code: 00110009

*S:012 C:0

Code: 00110009

S:000 C:0

aiting for

transmission...

Read

Program

TRANSMITTERS

FILES

ESSAI N1

Mem

>File

File

>Mem

File

:________

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In the event that "No" is chosen, the transmitter number must be

entered.

The cursor is placed under the character which can then be

edited using the up and down arrow buttons. The cursor may be

moved using the left and right arrow buttons.

The number is confirmed by pressing OK.

In the event that "Yes" is chosen, the code for the site to be

programmed must be entered.

The cursor is placed under the character which can then be

edited using the up and down arrow buttons. The cursor may be

moved using the left and right arrow buttons.

The transmitter number must be entered once the site code has

been confirmed.

The number is confirmed by pressing OK.

The GT+ is ready to program the transmitter once the number

has been confirmed. To do so, apply the GT+ programming

area (see Figure 2 and 3) to the transmitter (buttons 1 and 2)

and press OK.

The "Wait…" message will be displayed during programming.

The GT+ must remain in contact with the transmitter during this

phase.

When transmitter programming is successful, the GT+ will

display the "Ok!" message, sound a short beep (if the buzzer

has been activated) and then automatically increase the

transmitter number so as to program the next transmitter.

Press the left arrow button to stop the programming phase.

If the programming fails, the GT+ will show the "ERROR!"

message, sound a double beep (if the buzzer has been

activated) and wait for confirmation before a new programming

phase may be started. In this case, the number will not be

incremented.

“Group“ Submenu:

This submenu allows a transmitter group code to be edited

using Easyroll contactless system.

The group code to be programmed must be entered.

The cursor is placed under the character which can then be

edited using the up and down arrow buttons. The cursor may be

moved using the left and right arrow buttons.

The GT+ is ready to program the transmitter once the group

code has been confirmed. To do so, apply the GT+

programming area (see Figure 2 and 3) to the transmitter

(buttons 1 and 2) and press OK.

The "Wait…" message will be displayed during programming.

The GT+ must remain in contact with the transmitter during this

phase.

When the transmitter programming is successful, the GT+ will

display the "Ok!" message, sound a short beep (if the buzzer

has been activated) and then wait to program the next

transmitter.

Press the left arrow button to stop the programming phase.

If the programming fails, the GT+ will show the "ERROR!"

message, sound a double beep (if the buzzer has been

activated) and wait for confirmation before a new programming

phase may be started.

“Copy” Submenu:

This submenu allows a transmitter copy code to be edited using

Easyroll contactless system.

The copy code allows a lost transmitter in a receiver memory to

be replaced by simple radio transmission from the new

Group

>Cop

Group

: 100

ERROR!

Group

: 100

Ok!

Group

: 100

Wait...

Group

: 100

Ready...

Group

: 000

Group

Copy

Code: 00012345

ERROR!

Code: 00012345

Ok!

Code: 00012345

Wait...

Code: 000123

Ready...

Code: 00012345

Site: 000

Code: 00012345

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