Installation guide
Table Of Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Architectural Overview
- 3 First-Time NT500 Offline System Installation & Setup
- System requirements
- Navigating the software
- Installing the system
- Defining the system
- Setting up organization options
- Creating time and mode profiles
- Setting up hardware
- Creating cardholders and operators
- Configuring a lock using a laptop
- Configuring an office admin kit as an enrollment station
- Viewing events, diagnostic information, and reports
- Database backup and restoration
- Glossary of Terms
Chapter 3: First-Time NT500 Offline System Installation & Setup
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Notes
3 In the Name field, enter a name for the Controller.
4 In the Description field, enter a description of the
Controller.
5 Select the controller type from the drop-down list. AC301
and AC512 are the only controllers applicable to an offline
system.
6 Click the checkbox next to 4-State Override if this type of
monitoring of the controller is used.
The 4-state circuit (fully supervised circuit) monitors the con-
dition of the cabling as well as the activation circuit. This pro-
vides additional security to the override activation circuit and
helps avoid an unnoticed trouble condition in the field wiring.
A break in the wiring may not unlock the doors but instead
will cause a supervisory condition to be reported to the soft-
ware.
7 Click the checkbox next to Lock Sharing if the lock is
controlled by an in and out reader on door channels n and
m (specified by check box). This should only be used with
1100/2100 Series Door Controllers or Wiegand in and out
readers.
8 Click Add.
A new controller icon appears in the window.
Figure 3.16 Adding a controller