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1 Installation Instructions Model NCCXP-UK Upgrade Kit For The Network Command Center Using Windows XP Software Installation All SBT, Inc. computers are preloaded with the NCCG software. Follow the procedure below to: re-install the software when necessary. (Start with Step 1.) upgrade a system. (Start with Step 4.) install the system on a computer that is not preconfigured from SBT, Inc. (Start with Step 1.) 1. Next, proceed with the software installation procedure outlined below. Install MS Windows XP Pro which includes Service Pack 2 (if necessary). Insert your NCCG software key into an available parallel port. Logon as administrator. Add the user name "firefinder" and password "firefinder": - Navigate from the START button Start> Settings> Control Panel. - Click on the User Accounts icon. - Click on Create A New Account (refer to Figure 1). - Type "firefinder" as the name for the new account. - Click on the Next button. - Select Computer Administrator (refer to Figure 2). - Click on Create Account button. - In the User Accounts window, click on the FireFinder icon. - Select Create Password. - Fill in the following information: Password = firefinder Confirm Password - firefinder - Click on Create Password. In a similar manner, add the user name "maintenance". This time, however, use a secret password. (Default - siemens) Exit the User Accounts window. Siemens Building Tec echnologies

Start > Control Panel, then click on Switch To Classic View on the left side of the

2 Figure 1 Create A New Account Figure 2 Choose An Account Type 2. Open the Windows Control Panel by navigating from the START button. Start > Control Panel, then click on Switch To Classic View on the left side of the screen. If Switch To Classic View is not visible on the left side of the screen, you are already in the classic view control panel window. 2

3 From the Windows Control Panel, select the Date/Time tool. Check that the time, date and time zone settings are correct. From the Windows Control Panel, open the Printer tool and add any additional printers required. Refer to the Windows XP manual for more information. No printer or printer spool can be connected to LPT1. Doing so will prevent proper operation of the paper out and printer off line function. From the Windows Control Panel, open the Display tool and go to the Settings tab. Set the Desktop Area (screen resolution) to a minimum of 1024x768 with a Color Quality as 16 bit or less. Also, click the Advanced button and select Normal Size (96 DPI) as the DPI setting in the General page. The NCC will function properly with higher resolutions. If your monitor can accept a higher Refresh frequency, set it to 75 Hz. If networking has been installed with XP, from the Windows Control Panel, open Network Connections and click on the Local Area Network icon. Click Properties in the general page. Select Internet Protocol (TCPIP) and click Properties. Select Use The Following IP Address. Enter the IP address: Enter the Mask Press OK and exit the tool. (If you are prompted about not having a WINS entry, ignore the message.) If you are using a touch screen, from the Windows Control Panel, open the ELO Touchscreen tool and perform the required screen calibration. Close all windows and tools. 3. Initialize the Windows XP users that you have just created by logging on to each one. Click Start> Log Off. When the logoff screen appears, click on the Logoff Icon. Log on to "firefinder" by clicking on the FireFinder Icon, then log on to "maintenance" and finally, log back on to "administrator". 4. Insert the NCC distribution CD into the CD ROM drive. The installation should autostart. If it does not, find and run the file setup.exe in the root directory of the CD. When prompted to continue, press ENTER. 5. The installer program will start to install the following packages in this order, if they have not already been installed (NCC MP7 will always appear for an upgrade): Java Runtime Version Sentinel Driver Version Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 Microsoft IIS NCC MP7 6. Java Runtime Version The following screen will appear (refer to Figure 3) to indicate the installation of the Java runtime package: 3

Figure 4 Java Runtime Installation Destination Click on Next to run the installation process.

4 Figure 3 Java Runtime Opening Screen Click on Yes to accept the licensing agreement. The next installation Screen will appear (refer to Figure 4). Figure 4 Java Runtime Installation Destination Click on Next to run the installation process. It is recommended not to change the destination folder. 7. Sentinel Driver After the Java Runtime Environment installation is completed, the Sentinel Driver Setup will start with the following screen (refer to Figure 5). 4

Select I accept the terms in the license agreement, then click Next.

5 Figure 5 Sentinel Driver Setup Opening Screen Click on Next to continue the installation process. The License Agreement screen will appear (refer to Figure 6). Select I accept the terms in the license agreement, then click Next. Figure 6 Sentinel Driver Licensing Agreement The Setup Type screen will appear (refer to Figure 7). Select Custom, then click Next. 5

Figure 8 Sentinel Driver Custom Setup 8. Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.

6 Figure 7 Sentinel Driver Setup Type The Custom Setup screen will appear (refer to Figure 8). Unselect Sentinel Protection Server and Sentinel Keys Server. Click Next to run the installation process. Figure 8 Sentinel Driver Custom Setup 8. Adobe Acrobat Reader After the Sentinel Driver installation is completed, the Adobe Acrobat Reader installation will start with the following screen (refer to Figure 9). 6

7 Figure 9 Adobe Acrobat Opening Screen Click on Next to continue the installation process. The License Agreement screen will appear (refer to Figure 10). Click Accept to accept the licensing agreement. Figure 10 Adobe Acrobat Licensing Agreement The next installation Screen will appear (refer to Figure 11). Click on Next to choose the default destination folder and run the installation process. 7

with the following screen (refer to Figure 12).

8 Figure 11 Adobe Acrobat Reader Installation Destination 9. Microsoft IIS - After the Acrobat Reader installation is completed, the Microsoft IIS installation will start with the following screen (refer to Figure 12). Figure 12 Microsoft IIS Opening Screen Remove the NCC CD from the CD-ROM drive and insert the Windows XP CD. Click OK. If the Microsoft Windows XP welcome screen appears, click Exit to close the window (refer to Figure 13). 8

with the following screen (refer to Figure 14).

9 Figure 13 Microsoft Windows XP Welcome Screen 10. NCC MP7 - After the IIS installation is completed, the NCC installation will start with the following screen (refer to Figure 14). Figure 14 NCC MP7 Installation Opening Screen Click on Next to continue the installation process. The Setup Type screen will appear (refer to Figure 15). 9

10 Figure 15 NCC MP7 Setup Type You have the option to select either Complete or Custom install. By default, the NCC files will be installed in a folder named NCC2. If that destination is acceptable, click Next. If you would like to install these files in a different folder, select Custom install. Then, click Next. The following screen will appear if you select a Custom setup (refer to Figure 16) Figure 16 NCC MP7 Installation Destination Click on Browse to choose a different destination folder, then click on Next. 10

Figure 17 NCC MP7 Current Settings List The Current Settings list will show the components being installed as follows: NCC-MP7 NCC Web Interface (Window XP Only if not already installed)) Click on

11 Figure 17 NCC MP7 Current Settings List The Current Settings list will show the components being installed as follows: NCC-MP7 NCC Web Interface (Window XP Only if not already installed)) Click on Next. The installer will copy the files and the install will be completed (refer to Figure 17). If this is an upgrade, the installation in complete. Restart XP by selecting Start- Shutdown-Restart. For new installations or re-installations, continue with Step Log off as user "firefinder" by clicking on Start> Log off firefinder. 12. Log in as "Administrator" again. Open up the User Accounts once again and locate the firefinder user. (Refer to Step 1.) Double click on "firefinder" in the User Manager window. Click on the Group Membership button in the User Properties window. In the Group Memberships window select the Others radio button, then select Users from the combo box. Click OK. Click OK again on the next window. Close the User Accounts. Reboot Windows XP 11

When the NCCG restarts, the NCC program will autorun and begin to prompt you for your system configuration data as follows: Figure 18 NCC-G/NCCWAN and

After the NEXT button is pressed, the following screen appears, as applicable: Figure 19 NCC-G and NCC-GL Node and Module Identification Screens The

The option allows the NCC-GL to be used on a system with multiple nodes; however, the NCC-GL will only monitor and control one node.

The proper module and node number for the NIM-1R must agree with the programming in the MMB for the NCC-GL module.

12 When the NCCG restarts, the NCC program will autorun and begin to prompt you for your system configuration data as follows: Figure 18 NCC-G/NCCWAN and NCC-GL Installation and Setup Screens To proceed with the installation, press the NEXT button. After the NEXT button is pressed, the following screen appears, as applicable: Figure 19 NCC-G and NCC-GL Node and Module Identification Screens The Use NIM Interface option is used with the NIM-1R to extend the NCC- GL topography. The option allows the NCC-GL to be used on a system with multiple nodes; however, the NCC-GL will only monitor and control one node. In order for this option to operate, a NIM-1R card must be installed in the node which the NCC-GL will be monitoring and controlling. The proper module and node number for the NIM-1R must agree with the programming in the MMB for the NCC-GL module. Enter the Node Number assignment for the NCC-G/GL system and a Node Button label. These values can be changed later in the system dialog box. If you do not complete this information, the following dialog box(es) appears (as applicable) and you can not continue with the installation: Figure 20 NCC-G/-GL and NCC-GL: MXL Unidentified Node Screens 12

Once the node number assignment and label have been accepted, the following screen appears: Figure 21 NCC-G Installation and Setup Press the NEXT button to continue with basic system configuration.

13 Once the node number assignment and label have been accepted, the following screen appears: Figure 21 NCC-G Installation and Setup Press the NEXT button to continue with basic system configuration. The following screen appears: Figure 22 NCC-G/GL Site Information System Identification: Enter the name of the installed site, up to 52 characters long. Serial #: The number displayed is the version of the NCCG software. Command Seq #: The number displayed is the number of commands executed since the system was installed. UL System: Select the NFPA 72 mode of operation. Refer to ther UL System Type table at the end of this chapter for further information. The possible selections are: NFPA 72 Local - Campus NFPA 72 Local - Highrise NFPA 72 Proprietary All NCCs on a network system need to be set to the same UL system setting. 13

14 Foreign Language Support: Check "Enable Support" and choose a country and language from the options available on each menu. If System Identification is left blank, the following dialog box appears: Figure 23 NCCG Missing Site Information After pressing the DONE button in the site information section, the following screen appears, as applicable: Figure 24 NCC-G/NCCWAN and NCC-GL Installation Completion Screens If you want to review your entries, press the PREV button. Press FINISH if you want to save your entries. This completes the NCCXP installation/ upgrade., Inc. 8 Fernwood Road Florham Park, New Jersey 07932, Ltd Derry Road West Mississauga, Ontario L 5N 7A6

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