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3.7.2 Device Association
The DEVICE ASSOCIATION function allows you to associate the names of a card, transmitter, or other 26-bit
wiegand devices connected to the system with certain code numbers restricted to that device. For example, if an
entry system is using a combination of card readers and RF transmitters, this feature allows you to name a range
of codes associated with each device. This function will also allow you to "mass enable" (turn on) a specified
range of codes at one time.
NOTE: Device association simply associates a range of "device" codes with a device name that you create.
1. From the SYSTEM INFO screen, click the
DEVICE ENABLE button on the tool bar. The
default Device Association window will appear
(Fig 34).
Figure 34
2.
Click the "Device Name" field and enter a
name for the device (12 characters max).
3. Click the "From" field and enter the beginning
device number. Click the "To" field and enter
the ending device number.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to enter additional device
names and ranges (Fig 35).
5. Click the OK button (or press ENTER) when
complete or click the "Mass Enable" arrow next
to the device codes that you want to activate
(see 3.7.3).
In the example, a combination of access cards,
MicroPLUS™ transmitters, and personal identification
numbers (PINs) have been used for access control
purposes. Device names are a maximum of 12
characters. In this example, access cards have been
labeled "Cards", MicroPLUS™ transmitters have been
labeled "Trans", and PIN codes have been labeled
"PIN". Notice also that three different sets of cards have
been issued, each with their own unique range of codes.
The labels "Cards," "Trans" and "PIN" will be used in the
transaction log anytime a device within the respective
ranges is used. In addition, the first letter of the device
name will show on the resident screen under the T
(type) field to identify the type of device.
Figure 35
IMPORT
ANT: These steps do not activate (or turn on) any device codes. Device association only "labels"
a range of device codes. To activate (turn on) these devices, go to section 3.7.3. Device codes must be
entered as a 5-digit number between 00001 and 65407. The system allows a maximum of 8000 device
codes, therefore you simply cannot "mass enable" codes 00001 through 65407 as this exceeds the
maximum amount of device codes allowed.
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- SOFTWARE PRODUCT LICENSE 3
- LIMITED WARRANTY 3
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
- Section 6 – Appendix 5
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- SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION 7
- 1.1.3 File Information 8
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- 1.1.5 New Registration 10
- Internet Connection 10
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- 1.2.11 Clock Setting 17
- 1.2.12 Prior to Programming 17
- 1.2.13 Start the Program 17
- 1.2.14 Series Column 17
- 2.1 Account Information 18
- Figure 2 19
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- System Relay 28
- Numbering Scheme 28
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- 3.5 Security Levels 34
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- 3.6 Anti-pass Back 38
- Figure 32 39
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- 3.7.1 Facility Codes 40
- 3.7.2 Device Association 41
- 3.7.3 Mass Enable 42
- 3.8 Elevator Control 43
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- 4.3 Elevator Reference 54
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- 5.1 Immediate Transfer 57
- 5.1.2 Receive Data Now 58
- 5.1.3 Receiving Transactions 59
- 5.2 Scheduled Transfers 60
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- Figure 57 61
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- CHAPTER 6 – APPENDIX 74
- 6.2 Trouble Shooting 75
- 6.2.6 Error Messages 77
- 6.3 Glossary 78
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