Packard Bell EN TM80: Devices

SP Enterprise Edition supports up to 64 licensed DVR connections.

SP Professional Edition supports up to 16 licensed DVR connections.

EZ Edition supports up to 8 licensed DVR connections.

The following order is recommended for configuration of an SP Editions DVR system:

1. Set up operators and permissions.

2. Configure the DVR.

3. Configure DVR devices. DVR devices can be hosted on the SP Server computer and/or client

workstations. The actual number of DVR devices hosted on each Server computer may vary.

Distributing DVR hosting across multiple computers may be required for optimizing system

performance in your specific application.

4. Create preset records.

5. Configure cameras.

6. Set up event triggers.

7. OPTIONAL: Set up alarm graphics.

Digital Video Recorder Form Completion

Reference Topics:

Overview

Definition Tab

Communications Settings Tab

Video Display Tab

Status Tab

For a shortcut menu to related forms, move the mouse pointer below any of the tabs and click the

right mouse button.

Click Search to display or change an existing record or click Add to add a new record and display default

values.

Description

Enter a unique descriptive name for your DVR in the Description field.

Facility

A facility option can be assigned for your new DVR from the Facility drop-down list. When you change a

facility designation, it changes the facility for the DVR only. You receive a message displaying, Do other

devices change to the same facility as the digital video recorder? Select Yes or No. If you select

Yes, the alarm record and camera records will change as well. You will need to verify the accuracy of the

revised records.

The Digital Video Recorder Form contains the tabs listed below. Complete each tab in the order they are

listed.

Refer to the Digital Video Viewer Help file for additional information about features of PTZ control and

event tagging.

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Elevator Management

Overview

Reference Topics:

Elevator Form

Elevators

The first step in configuring elevator control is setting up floors. The Floor Form of the Administration

menu allows you to set up floors.

Now, you can configure the elevator records. You will use the Elevator Form to configure elevator

records. Here, you select the method of elevator control, the readers, and the floors that will be used. You

can set a reader for elevator control using this form only. When you return to the Reader Form and

display a corresponding reader record, you will notice that all other options in the Logical Type section

are not available.

Elevator control does not span micros. This means the reader, digital outputs, and digital inputs (if

applicable) must be on the same micro.

The type of boards you want to use in your dedicated micro (DO only or a combination of DO and DI

boards) determines the number of floors available. After installing the CPU board, the

Power/Communication board, and at least one reader board, there are four slots available that can be

used for digital input boards or a combination of digital input boards and digital output boards.

Methods of Elevator Control

There are three methods of implementing elevator control:

No Floor Tracking Method

With this method, you define the floors available and define a digital output for each floor. Only digital

outputs provided by the 16 DO board can be used. In addition, each DO can by used in only one

elevator and mapped to only one floor. The number of floors is limited by the number of 16 DO boards

that can be placed in the micro; the maximum is four. Therefore, the maximum number of floors

available is 64 (4 boards x 16 DOs = 64 DOs).

Floor Tracking by Input

Define the floors available, then define a digital input and digital output for each floor. The digital

inputs are used for floor selection. Only digital inputs provided by the 20 DI board can be used for floor

selection and each digital input can by used for only one elevator and mapped to only one floor. The

digital outputs are used to control where the elevator moves. Only digital outputs provided by the 16

DO board can be used, and each digital output can only be used in one elevator and mapped to one

floor. Using this method, a maximum of 32 floors can be supported (2 boards x 16 DOs = 32 DOs).

Floor Tracking by Keypad

Define the floors available and define a digital output for each floor. The reader’s keypad is used to

select the desired floor. Only digital outputs provided by the 16 DO board can be used. In addition,

each DO can be used in only one floor. The number of floors is limited by the number of 16 DO boards

that can be placed in the micro; the maximum if four. Therefore, the maximum number of floors

available is 64 (4 boards x 16 DOs = 64 DOs).

Floor Tab of Access Right Form

On the Personnel menu, select Access Right to open the Access Right Form, Floor tab to assign access

rights to elevators and floors. Select from the Available list those elevators you want to use with the form.

The elevators that display in this list are those that are set up on the Elevator Form. Floors and DOs can

be assigned an access right to define which floors a person can access and what DOs a person can

trigger with a valid badge.

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Elevator Form

Reference Topics:

Overview

Setting Up an Elevator

Elevator Tab

Floor/Digital Output Tab

Floor/Digital Output/Digital Input Tab

Use this form to create or modify an elevator record.

For a shortcut menu to related forms, move the mouse pointer below the tab and click the right

mouse button.

Elevator control does not span micros. This means the reader, digital outputs, and digital inputs (if

applicable) must be on the same micro.

Description

To locate and view existing records, click Search. A list of records will display. You can search and view

or edit an existing record.

Micros

Overview

Reference Topics:

Micro Form Completion

Records Generation

Micros

Micro records can be created within Secure Perfect without having the micros attached and

configured. Additional device records can be configured after creating micro records.

Micros control access through the use of devices such as badge readers, alarm points, and output points

physically wired to the micro, which is then connected to the host by one of the following methods:

1. Directly

2. Using RS-232 cabling through a modem

3. Through a network

Secure Perfect provides a micro auto-configuration feature, allowing you to set up the database with the

exact board configuration that you selected during the micro configuration process. When you create a

micro record, only those records for the associated devices (readers, alarms, alarm groups, and digital

outputs) supported by the micro’s configuration are created. The auto-configuration feature anticipates

your configuration requirements. For example, the Micro/PX2000 is a single-board microcontroller. Other

boards do not display for selection, as shown in the image below. This board address is 2.

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In this example, notice the DI records created automatically when the Micro/PX2000 record was saved.

The Micro Form contains a combination of tabs. The settings selected on the Micro Definition tab

determine which tabs display.

Note that any time a badge that is not in a micro is presented to a reader, it is reported as unknown and

the host sends the badge to the micro. This happens regardless of the Badge Loading option. The micros

can store only a limited number of badges. When a previously unknown badge is sent to a micro whose

badge capacity is exceeded, the micro randomly chooses a badge to delete to make room for the new

badge. The badge is deleted from the micro but not from the Secure Perfect system.

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Micro Form Completion

Reference Topics:

Overview

Micro Definition Tab

Security Tab

Time Zone Tab

Comments Tab

Events Tab – Micro Form

Status Tab – Micro Form

Micro Configuration Tab

Port Settings Tab

Settings to Reach Host Tab

Settings to Reach Micro Tab

For a shortcut menu to related forms, move the mouse pointer below any of the tabs and click the

right mouse button. If you are using this shortcut menu to get to the Schedules Form or Events Form, all

schedule or event records will display.

ADDING OR MODIFYING A RECORD:

Click Add to add a new record or Search to display or change an existing record.

Description

The description of the micro should be unique and include where the micro is located and/or how it is

used.

Example: 1 - Building A2 North Telco Closet could represent Micro 1 located in Building A2

North in the Telco Closet.

Facility

A facility option can be assigned for your new micro record from the Facility drop-down list. All devices,

such as readers, alarms, and DIs added with the micro will belong to the same facility as the micro. If you

edit the Facility option on an existing micro record, a messages displays, Do other devices change to

the same facility as the micro? If you select Yes, all associated devices and alarms will change to

newly assigned facility. If you select No, the facility change takes place only on the micro record.

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Readers

Readers Overview

Reference Topics:

Reader Tab

Door Functions Tab

Routing Tab

Functions Schedule Tab

Routing Schedule Tab

Reader Type Events Tab

Status Tab

Readers Form

Readers are the devices that interpret the encoded numbers on badges. Readers are usually located

near doors or gates that the system controls. Badges are presented to the readers in order to gain

access through a door.

When a micro record is created, reader records are also created. The number of records depends on the

micro you configure and the reader boards that the micro contains. The reader is automatically enabled

as Online and Active, and configured to accept badge transactions when a reader record is created. The

number of active readers counts against your reader limit. For example, if your license key allows the use

of 128 readers, you may have only 128 readers marked as active.

When the total of all reader records equals the maximum number of active readers allowed by your

license, you will receive a warning message.

The reader record controls both the physical reader and how the door locks and unlocks. See your micro

and reader installation manual for information on how to connect readers to a micro. Use the Reader

Form to modify the reader configuration.

For a shortcut menu to related forms, move the mouse pointer below any of the tabs and click the

right mouse button. If you are using this shortcut menu to get to the Schedules Form or Events Form, all

schedule or event records will display.

ADDING OR MODIFYING A RECORD:

Click Search to display a list of previously created reader records. You can either click Add on the

Secure Perfect toolbar to add a new record OR modify an existing record.

Description

When reader records are created, the default description is in the format: mmmm-b-pp where mmmm

represents the micro number to which this reader is associated, b represents the board number, and pp

represents the reader number.

Example: 0001-1-01 Reader

This reader is on micro 1, board 1, reader 1. To change or add to this description, select and enter text

over the existing text and save the record. It is recommended that you keep the mmmm-b-pp prefix in

each reader displayed to aid in locating the reader points on the physical hardware. This field accepts a

maximum of 64 characters.

Facility

A facility option can be assigned for your new Reader record from the drop-down list of available facilities

for assignment by this operator.

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