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1 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM FA00190-EN CONFIGURATION MANUAL RBM84 - SW EN English

2 2 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE TOPIC SUMMARY PAGE Ch. 1 - System configuration Software installation...4 Software menu RBM RBM84 card fi rmware update...5 Software language setting...6 Main dialogue window...6 System confi guration window...7 PC30 confi guration...8 Selecting the REM number connected to the RBM84 card...9 Assigning a name to the exits connected to RBM84 and REM/TOR...9 Defi ning user groups...10 Credit based entrance...11 Traffi c light setting (if any)...12 Confi guring the control sensors connected to the RBM Sensor type...13 Sensor function...13 Associating a sensor to an exit...14 Associating a sensor to traffi c light control...14 Cost Function (varying charge)...15 Associating a sensor to a user group...16 Activating the RBM84 exits...17 Relay function...18 Confi guring the digital entrances connected to RBM Associating the digital devices to the exits...19 Confi guring the REM...20 Assigning name to REM...20 Confi guring the control sensors connected to the RBM Type of sensor (REM)...21 REM sensor function...21 Associating a sensor to an exit (REM)...22 Associating a sensor to traffi c light control (REM)...22 Cost Function (varying charge) (REM)...22 Associating a sensor to a user group...23 Confi guring the REM exits...24 Activating the RBM84 exits...24 Relay function...25 Assigning digital devices to a REM exit...25 Confi guring the REM digital entrances...25 Confi guring the TOR...26 Assigning a name to TOR...26 Confi guring the control sensors connected to the TOR...27 Type of sensor (TOR)...27 TOR sensor function...27 Associating a sensor to an exit (REM)...28 Associating a sensor to traffi c light control (TOR)...28 Associating a sensor to a user group...29 Confi guring TOR exits...30 Wave confi guration...31 Sensor function...31 Associating a sensor to an exit...31 Associating a wave sensor to traffi c light control...32 Cost Function (varying charge)...32 Associating a sensor to a user group...33 Ch. 2 - Timing configuration System times confi guration tab (REM)...34 Cost confi guration tab...35 Prepaid values...35 Discount level...35 User time bracket confi guration tab...36 Page 2 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

3 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 3 TOPIC Blocked days confi guration window...37 Opening program and antipassback confi guration tab...38 Confi guring Standard Programmed Openings...39 Complementary bracket confi guration...40 Ch. 3 - User configuration SUMMARY PAGE Page 3 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. General notes...42 User confi guration window...43 Recording a NEW USER...44 USER CODE memorisation window...45 USER CODE memorisation...46 Code memorisation on sensors...47 Code operating mode...47 Memorising a code from a pass...48 Access validity...48 ACCESS mode confi guration...49 NORMAL access mode...50 Antipassback...51 PREPAID access mode...52 TIME PREPAID access mode...54 Adding a set number of users (New sequence)...55 Adding a set number of users (RW Sequence)...57 Checking user status...58 Ch. 4 - Updates, Statistics, Daily RBM84 Updates...60 Display preferences...61 Managing statistics...61 Statistics (EVENTS)...62 Daily management...64 Ch. 5 - Printouts PRINT window...66 Print preview window...67 Ch. 6 - Password Entering the master password...70 Modifying and deactivating the master password Entering the card password...71 Access to a password protected card...71 Entering the operator password...72 Ch. 7 - Lock, Project management, Presence System lock-up...74 Project management...74 System installer information...75 Project history...75 User presence...76 Occasional users...77 Occasional user presence...78 Connection from remote computer...79 Remote connection window...80 How to connect a modem remotely after activating the connection window...80

4 4 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Software installation Ch. 1 - System configuration Minimum system requirements: Operating System: Windows XP Professional / Windows 7 Professional / Windows 8 Professional; RS232 serial port (alternatively use a USB/RS232 converter by installing the appropriate drivers). Insert the CD-ROM into the drive and wait for the installation window (or launch the file setup.exe from the folder RBM84 st. 3.x on your PC, if copied locally). After selecting the language of choice, follow the installation procedure instructions on the screen. CAUTION! Windows 7 and Windows 8 users must change software installation path by creating a new folder in local drive C:\. The name of the installation folder can be customised. Page 4 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

5 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 5 Software menu RBM84 "File Menu "Version" = opens a window which shows the software version. "End" = command to close the program. Preferences Menu For information about this menu, see Chapter 4, page 61 Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 5 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. RBM84 card firmware update This area shows the name of the update fi le. Number of the new version available. Update bar progress Events Menu For information about this menu, see Chapter 7, page TT To update the fi rmware of the RBM84 card, click on: "Tools" -> "Updates" and wait for window to open. Key to exit update Shows the software version number. Click this button to launch the update and wait for it to end.

6 6 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Software language setting Select the language before confi guring Rbm84. Ch. 1 - System configuration Main dialogue window System confi guration window toggle key 2. Timer window toggle key 3. User confi guration window toggle key 4. System update window toggle key 5. Statistics window toggle key 6. Daily stats window toggle key 7. Printout window toggle key 8. Password window toggle key 9. Acoustic alarm deactivation key 10. System Lock-up/Release key 11. Project management window toggle key 12. Occupants window toggle key Communicating Rem (green) 14. Non-communicating Rem (red) 15. Last 4 entrances/exits display window (in real-time) 16. Rbm84 digital entrance and exit section 17. Traffi c light section, shows connected traffi c lights and status. 18. Luminous box shows communication with card CAUTION! At the end of each set of operations, UPDATE to make changes effective. This symbol will serve as reminder at every subsequent sensitive procedure! Update! Page 6 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

7 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 7 System configuration window Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 7 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. 1. Rbm84 confi guration tab 2. Rem/TOR confi guration tab 3. Rbm84 exit /relay exit) confi guration tab 4. Rbm84 digital entrance confi guration tab 5. Wave confi guration tab 6. Confi rm changes key Cancel changes key 8. Save key 9. Rbm84 save confi gurations key 10. Rbm84 read confi gurations key 11. Exit key

8 8 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE PC30 configuration Ch. 1 - System configuration 1 Click x The COM available on PC can be seen once the window is open. In the confi guration screenpage, you must select the PC entrance port to which the Pc30 is connected (usually COM1). Caution! This should be done before starting any programming and/or configuration described in the following pages and sections to which the Pc30 is connected, otherwise the software will report a COMMUNICATION ERROR when prompted to update/save. Page 8 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

9 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 9 Selecting the REM number connected to the RBM84 card In the Rbm84 tab, Confi guration area, set the number of Rem/TOR connected, clicking on "N. REM" and using the arrows. Click x 1 Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 9 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Click "Exit Names" Update! Assigning a name to the exits connected to RBM84 and REM/TOR Type the name desired for the exits connected to Rbm84 and Rem/TOR in the DEFINE EXIT window. This procedure is optional: the system assigns a default name for each exit available in the system "from "Exit 1" to "Exit 128). (The fi rst 8 exits are for Rbm84 land the others for Rem/TOR) We recommend giving a name to each exit in order to simplify subsequent confi guration operations. Update! (clicking the arrow increases the Rem/TOR number one unit at a time)

10 10 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Defining user groups Ch. 1 - System configuration Click "Confi gure Group" 2. Select group to set 3. Assign name to selected group 4. Assign a function to single group: Disabled Entrance / Exit Security Privileged 5. Select day to set. 6. Select time slot to set. 7. Assign a function to the single time slot: Enabled Locked Entrance Exit blocks all operations for the entire group allows standard entrance/exit operations to the group allows entrance at any time, even if the access is performed during blocked time slots. allows entrance to a specifi cally created group, even if the access is performed during blocked time slots. allows the group to enter and exit in the set time bracket no entrance or exit allowed allows only entrance in the time bracket set allows only exit in the time bracket set 8. Select time bracket start time 9. Select time bracket end time 10. Associate a credit value to the time slot. 11. The "Copy" button duplicated settings for all days of the week. 12. Click "OK" once settings are complete. Update! Page 10 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

11 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 11 Credit based entrance With parking credit use, ir is possible to confi gure the zones inside the main system, which are accessed with different fees. For example, a sports centre,where the fee is normally calculated on a time basis, can have other areas where the fee is calculated as a fi xed amount each time. The sensors of the sites must be confi gured according to "Internal Access", assigning them relative fi xed cost (System confi guration RBM84 Local sensors, p. 15) SAUNA Example of use POOL Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 11 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Lastly, confi gure the users that can access these zones, with Access access, Personnel access group brackets, Cost Brackets and Apb In/out. (User confi guration Access, p. 52) Sensor 3 Function: Internal access Sensor 4 Function: Exit GYM Select time slot to associate with entrance with credit ( System confi guration group confi guration associated time bracket, p. 10) Sensor 2 Function: Internal access Sensor 1 Function: Entrance

12 12 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Traffic light setting (if any) Ch. 1 - System configuration Click "Traffi c lights" 2. Select traffi c light to set. 3. Assign name to selected traffi c light 4. Assign a maximum number of spaces to parking 5. If there are any occupied parking during installation, simply mark these in the occupied box. 6. Select type of function: Autonomous the traffi c light is considered independently and not counted in total Full the traffi c light is part of a group of lights, when all are full the system will signal full 7. Click to set the selected traffi c light values. Caution: after setting name and parameters of the traffi c light, click on the left arrow otherwise the new parameters entered will not be recorded when changing traffi c light. Update! Page 12 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

13 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 13 Configuring the control sensors connected to the RBM84 In the "Local Sensors" panel of the Rbm84 card, the type, function and association of each control device connected to the Rbm84 that must be confi gured. The sensor number corresponds with the sensor connected to the terminal block and marked with the same number, see fi gure. Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 13 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Sensor type In the "Type" dropdown menu select the type of sensor connected: - Disabled - S5000/S6000/S7000 keyboard - T432A/T302A/TAM radio - Rolling code Atomo - TSP00/LT001 transponder - T432M/S radio and confi rm with "OK" Sensor function In the "Function" dropdown menu select the function of the sensor connected: - Entrance/Exit - Entrance - Exit - Internal access - Access Credit Entrance (prepaid pass) - Exit with credit (prepaid pass) and confi rm with "OK"

14 14 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Associating a sensor to an exit Ch. 1 - System configuration In the dropdown menu "Association", select the sensor and connected exit association and confi rm with "OK" Associating a sensor to traffic light control In the dropdown menu "Parking", select the parking to which the sensor will be associated and confi rm with "OK" Page 14 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

15 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 15 Cost Function (varying charge) 1. Set the sensor with Internal Access function. 2. Assign the value associated to the sensor. 1 2 Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 15 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. N.B. : This function is applied only to access of a controlled internal area to a controlled main area. (See ch. 1 p. 11) Update!

16 16 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Associating a sensor to a user group Ch. 1 - System configuration 2 1 The "All" button (dis)associates all user groups to the device. 1. Click "Group". 2. Tick the group of users, in the "Group" window, to which the device will be associated and confi rm with "OK". Caution! This is not an optional procedure, at least one group must be ticked. The "All" button (dis)associates all user groups to the device. The BLUE numbers are enabled groups, while RED are disabled. Update! Page 16 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

17 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 17 Confi guring the exits connected to Rbm84 The exits connected to Rbm84 in the Ooutputs card must be programmed with the type of function and activation time of the relative relay; If no operators are connected, select or leave "Disabled" as proposed in the menu. The exit number corresponds with the sensor connected to the terminal block and marked with the same number, see fi gure. Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 17 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Activating the RBM84 exits 1. Select the exit (1 8). 2. Associate the exit to one of the names/ devices in the dropdown menu The dropdown menu of the "Local Exits" area show the traffi c light and normal exits by default as defi ned in "Assigning a name to exits". The exit/control device match is independent of the physical connection of the latter on Rbm84 or Rem; 1 2

18 18 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Relay function Ch. 1 - System configuration The relays of the Rbm84 tab can be set in "Monostable" or "Bistable" When in Monostable, relay triggering time can be set (from 1 second to 10 minutes). Bistable relay No time adjustment Update! Page 18 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

19 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 19 Configuring the digital entrances connected to RBM84 All additional command and control devices (such as safety buttons, sensitive mats, alarms, etc.) must be programmed in the digital entrances confi guration card that are connected to Rbm84 and that act on any exit, whether Rbm84 or Rem. N.B. There are also functions that differ from those that are standard exits: -Lock -Alarm entrance -Alarm reset -Parking entrance -Parking exit. Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 19 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Associating the digital devices to the exits Select, for each entrance, an exit/device commanded by said digital device; tick the relative box if the device contact is NC (normally closed). 1. Select the entrance to set 2. For each entrance assign an exit/device 3. Tick the relative box if the device is N.C. type Update! The digital entrance/exit association is independent of the physical connection of the latter on Rbm84 or Rem; 3 1 2

20 20 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Configuring the REM Ch. 1 - System configuration In the Rem confi guration tab, program, as for Rbm84, all control devices, and digital Entrances/Exits connected; to switch between Rem, click on the yellow arrow or icon. Assigning name to REM The name entered serves to recognise the exit: this makes it possible to display the event log at every entrance in a determinated order. Example of REM icon window: can be green (= communicating), or red (= non-communicating) Page 20 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

21 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 21 Configuring the control sensors connected to the RBM84 Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 21 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Type of sensor (REM) In the "Sensors" panel of the Rem tab, the type, function and association of each control device connected to the two Rem exits must be confi gured. The sensor number corresponds to that marked on the terminal, see fi gure In the "Type" dropdown menu select the type of sensor connected: - Disabled - S5000/S6000/S7000 keyboard - T432A/T302A/TAM radio - Rolling code Atomo - TSP00/LT001 transponder - T432M/S radio and confi rm with "OK" REM sensor function In the "Function" dropdown menu select the function of the sensor connected: - Entrance/Exit - Entrance - Exit - Internal access - Access Credit Entrance - Exit with credit and confi rm with "OK"

22 22 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Associating a sensor to an exit (REM) Ch. 1 - System configuration In the dropdown menu "Association", select the device association to one of the exits connected with [OK]. Associating a sensor to traffic light control (REM) In the "Traffi c light" dropdown menu select association to a traffi c light. Cost Function (varying charge) (REM) 1. Set the sensor with Internal Access function. 2. Assign the value associated to the sensor. N.B. : This function is applied only to access of a controlled internal area to a controlled main area. (See ch. 1 p. 11) Update! 1 2 Page 22 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

23 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 23 Associating a sensor to a user group 2 1 Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 23 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. The "All" button (dis)associates all user groups to the device. 1. Click "Group". 2. Tick the group of users, in the "Group" window, to which the device will be associated and confi rm with "OK". Caution! This is not an optional procedure, at least one group must be ticked. The "All" button (dis)associates all user groups to the device. The BLUE numbers are enabled groups, while RED are disabled. Update!

24 24 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Configuring the REM exits Ch. 1 - System configuration In the area "Local Exits" of the REM card program - for both exits - the type of function and relay trigger time range. If no operators are connected, select or leave "Disabled" as proposed in the menu. Activating the RBM84 exits Select the exit and associate it to one of the names/ devices in the dropdown menu The dropdown menu of the "Local Exits" area shows the following default options: -the eight traffi c light exits -the normal exits defi ned in "Assign exit name" -an "Alarm" exit -an "Intruder Alarm" exit The name of the exit/control device association is purely descriptive and independent of the physical connection on Rbm84 or Rem; The exit number corresponds to that marked on the terminal, see fi gure Page 24 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

25 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 25 Relay function The relays of the Rem tab can be set in "Monostable" or "Bistable" If set as Monostable, the relay trigger time can be adjusted. Bistable relay No time adjustment Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 25 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Caution! The exits for traffi c light control are only bistable Update! Assigning digital devices to a REM exit Configuring the REM digital entrances Select, for each entrance, an exit/device and tick the relative box if the device contact is N.C. All additional command and control devices (such as safety buttons, sensitive mats, alarms, etc.) must be programmed in the digital entrances confi guration tab that are connected to Rem and that act on any exit, whether Rbm84 or Rem. The dropdown menu displays the following options: the normal exits defi ned in "Assigning a name to exits"; the exits/functions defi ned "Block"; the exits/functions defi ned "Alarm Entrance"; the exits/functions defi ned "Reset Alarm"; the exits/functions defi ned "Entrance"; an exit for each traffi c light control. The name of the exit/control device match is purely descriptive and independent of the physical connection on Rbm84 or Rem; Update!

26 26 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Configuring the TOR Ch. 1 - System configuration In the TOR confi guration tab, program, as for Rbm84, all control devices, and exits connected; to switch between TOR, click on the yellow arrow or icon. Assigning a name to TOR The name entered serves to recognise the exit: this makes it possible to display the event log at entrance in order. Example of TOR icon window: can be green (= communicating), or red (= non-communicating) Page 26 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

27 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 27 Configuring the control sensors connected to the TOR In the "Sensors" panel of the TOR tab (uniquely transponder TSP00/LT00), you must confi gure the function (Entrance or Exit) and association of each control device connected to the two TOR exits. Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 27 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Type of sensor (TOR) In the "Type" dropdown menu select the type of sensor connected* (Transponder TSP00/LT001): - Disabled - S5000/S6000/S7000 keyboard - T432A/T302A/TAM radio - Rolling code Atomo - TSP00/LT001 transponder - T432M/S radio and confi rm with "OK" * With turnstile connected to RBM84, only Transponder type TSP00/LT001 TOR sensor function In the "Function" dropdown menu select the function of the sensor connected (only Entrance or Exit): - Entrance/Exit - Entrance - Exit - Internal access - Access credit entrance - Exit with credit and confi rm with "OK"

28 28 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Associating a sensor to an exit (REM) Ch. 1 - System configuration In the dropdown menu "Association", select the sensor to a connected exit association and confi rm with [OK]. E.g. If it is sensor 1 of turnstile 1, the association will be Exit 9 (Name can be changed), the turnstile arms move clockwise. If it is sensor 2 of turnstile 1, the association will be Exit 10 and the turnstile arms move anti-clockwise. Sensor 1, will be that of the entrance to the controlled area for the turnstile and sensor 2 will be for exit of the uncontrolled area. Associating a sensor to traffic light control (TOR) In the "Traffi c light" dropdown menu, select association to a traffi c light: this starts an entries/exits counter function if you want to limit the number of transits. (See traffi c light confi guration, p. 12) Update! Page 28 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

29 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 29 Associating a sensor to a user group 2 1 Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 29 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. The "All" button (dis)associates all user groups to the device. 1. Click "Group". 2. Tick the group of users, in the "Group" window, to which the device will be associated and confi rm with "OK". Caution! This is not an optional procedure, at least one group must be ticked. The "All" button (dis)associates all user groups to the device. The BLUE numbers are enabled groups, while RED are disabled. Update!

30 30 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Confi guring TOR exits Ch. 1 - System configuration Confi gure entrances 1 and 2 for the control devices of the connected turnstiles on RBM84 tab or on REM tab Assign the same names to the Local Exits on the System Confi guration TOR tab. Page 30 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

31 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 31 Wave configuration Enable the Wave connected to the system. Sensor function Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 31 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. In the "Function" dropdown menu select the function of the sensor connected: - Entrance/Exit - Entrance - Exit - Internal access - Access credit entrance - Exit with credit and confi rm with "OK" Associating a sensor to an exit In the dropdown menu "Association", select the match of the sensor to one of the exits connected to Rbm84 or Rem and confi rm with "OK".

32 32 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Associating a wave sensor to traffic light control Ch. 1 - System configuration In the dropdown menu "Parking", select the parking to which the sensor will be associated and confi rm with "OK" Cost Function (varying charge) 1. Set the sensor with Internal Access function. 2. Assign the value associated to the sensor. N.B. : This function is applied only to access of a controlled internal area to a controlled main area. (See ch. 1 p. 11) Update! 1 2 Page 32 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

33 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 33 Associating a sensor to a user group 2 1 Ch. 1 - System configuration Page 33 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. The "All" button (dis)associates all user groups to the device. 1. Click the Group key. 2. Tick the group of users, in the "Group" window, to which the device will be associated and confi rm with OK. Caution! This is not an optional procedure, at least one group must be ticked. The "All" button (dis) associates all user groups to the device. The BLUE numbers are enabled groups, while RED are disabled. Update!

34 34 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE System times configuration tab (REM) Ch. 2 - Timed configuration Confi guration page: costs, credits and discounts 2. Confi guration page of time brackets. 3. Confi guration page of blocked and free days. 4. Confi guration page of scheduled openings and timed antipassback. 5. Confi guration page of sensor free time brackets. 6. Close key Read timing from RBM84 key. 7. Write timing on RBM84 key. 8. Save on computer hard disk key. 9. Cancel changes key 10. OK button (confi rms changes). 6 Page 34 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

35 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 35 Cost configuration tab The costs tab makes it possible to set the time relative to the single credit unit and a minimum time free of charge, for each day of the week; also, 4 discount levels can be defi ned. Remarks: The credits are a unit of measure You need to assign the value depending on the currency (Euro, Pound, Dollar, etc.). Page 35 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. By selecting the "apply daylight saving time" the RBM84 board is automatically updated. Prepaid values 1. Select the day using the scrollbar 2. Set the Minimum Complementary Time (max 2 hours) using the scrollbars. 3. Set the Time Associated with Credit (max 2 hours) using the scrollbars. Discount level 1. Click "New". 2. Set the time interval (max. 72). 3. Set the credit to discount (max. 100). Up to 4 levels of discount are possible, time or credit quantifi ed. The "Copy" button duplicated settings for all days of the week. The "Minimal Complementary" is optional. The default value of the "Time Associated with Credit" is 1 minute (minimum value) The example shows two discount levels; the user, after the fi rst hour has matured 0 credit discounts, while maturing 3 credit discounts after the second hour. The discounts can be eliminated at any time by pressing Delete. Update! Ch. 2 - Timed configuration

36 36 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE User time bracket configuration tab Ch. 2 - Timed configuration In the window Time slots (Users) up to 8 time slots can be set for each day of the week along with relative prepaid value. N.B. The default settings are: time slot number: 8; time slot duration = 3 hours; prepaid value = 1 credit. 1. Select day to set. 2. Select time slot to set. 3. Select time slot start hour 4. Select time slot start hour 5. Enter a value for time slot (100 max). 6. Select time slot status, which can be: Enabled = entrance and exit allowed. Entrance = only entrance allowed. Locked = entrance and exit not allowed. Exit = only exit allowed. 2 1 The "Copy" button duplicates settings for all days of the week. Remarks: The unused time slots are excluded ticking the "Blocked" command. Update! Page 36 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

37 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 37 Blocked days configuration window The "Blocked Days" tab makes it possible to set total locked days, partial blocked days or total/partial closing (max. 60 days) and holidays. The "Blocked days" can be cleared at any time pressing "Delete" or temporarily unblocked selecting "Free". This function allows unrestricted access without charging costs to users. Page 37 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. BLOCKED = FREE = HOLIDAY = B = Blocked L = Free F = Holiday 1. Click "New". 2. Select the month. 3. Select the day. 4. Select time slot start hour. 5. Select time slot end hour. 6. Select type of day: Blocked, Free or Holiday Option to block a day, or part of a day in which the user cannot enter (can exit if inside). Function that unblock selected days (or part of it), or does not deduct credit if the user has prepaid access or time paid parking. A day set as holiday allows you to set access different from standard schedule. Update! Ch. 2 - Timed configuration

38 38 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Opening program and antipassback configuration tab The opening program, for example at a production plant where the majority of employee entrances and exits are concentrated in two moments of the day, you can associate an exit (OUT) of RBM84 or REM to one or two time brackets throughout the day. Access outside of those time brackets is possible only with a n extra time bracket enabled pass. Ch. 2 - Timed configuration Bar to set Antipassback* (from 1 min. to 5 hours). 2. Key to activate confi guration window 3. Time slot description window. 4. New function key to set time slots. 5. Time slot delete key. 6. Setting activation key. 7. Option to associate door to RBM84 or REM exit. 8. Option to enter time slot start time. 9. Option to enter time slot end time. 10. Time slot enable box 11. Weekly settings section 12. Close key 13. Box to enable holiday access time slot *Antipassback: A feature that prevents access to an area where the person is already inside and prevents the exit if the person is already outside. It can be used to avoid using a card for two or more consecutive accesses to the same area, for example in a gym, to prevent customers from entering with the personal card of a customer that is already inside. 11 Page 38 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

39 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 39 Configuring Standard Programmed Openings 1 2 Page 39 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a Click "Scheduled Access" key. 2. Click the New Function key. 3. Select the door or exit to associate with the time slot. 4. Set opening time. 5. Set closing time 6. Select the days for opening (click "all" to apply the scheduled opening time slot to all days". 7. Tick "Enable" to apply the procedure. 8. Click "apply changes" to save the new settings. 9. To identify schedules opening as holiday. Update! Ch. 2 - Timed configuration

40 40 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Complementary bracket configuration Complementary brackets can be set in the page "Sensor brackets" (up to 4/day). Ch. 2 - Timed configuration 1 2 N.B. : Unused time slots must be set to zero. 1. Select day in which free entrance is activated. 2. Set start and end of various complementary brackets. Update! To apply the complementary brackets, the user must be set in "Time prepaid access" mode (see ch. 3 p. 54). Update! Page 40 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

41 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 41 The sensors that control the area at issue must be set in this manner : - Entrance sensor: Page 41 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. - Exit sensor: N.B. : The bracket is free only if the entrance and exit both take place within the same time interval defi ned. Ch. 2 - Timed configuration

42 42 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE General notes CAUTION! Adding NEW USERS (physical memorisation) can be done only via PC connected to RBM84 via PC30. All other operations can be done via modem. See the manual Hardware, RBM84 -> Modem/PC30 connection During operations it is recommended to frequently save your selections: this will speed up the entire programming process (avoiding frequent testing and reprogramming) and safer programming all together. Use the keys in the order shown below: Ch. 3 - User configuration the UPDATE key the SAVE USER KEY the WRITE USER IN Rbm84 key The following graphics display is shown after every programming phase that requires the modifi ed settings to be saved: Update! Page 42 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

43 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 43 User configuration window Page 43 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a User personal information recording window 2. User code save window 3. User access mode confi guration window (time, costs, blocks, etc.). 4. User current status window. 5. Close key 6. Read user from Rbm84 key. 7. Write user onto RBM84 key. 8. APB (antipassback) update key, The users are set all to out. 9. Save key (on PC hard disk). 10. Cancel key. 11. OK key. 12. "Search by user name" fi eld. 13. Show user list window 14. Create new user window (the 4 pages are empty if no user is recorded). 15. "RW sequence" key creates a user code sequence from an initial code Ch. 3 - User configuration

44 44 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Recording a NEW USER The user personal data can be recorded inside the personal information window. The new key makes it possible to generate an x number of users (to associate to a control device such as: Keypad, Transmitter or Card) 1 2 Ch. 3 - User configuration The "All" button (dis)associates the user to all groups. The default selection has no association Click "New" 2. Type the user's personal information ("registration date" appears automatically. All others are optional). 3. Click "Group". 4. Tick the group that associates the user to the device. 5. Click OK. Caution! It is mandatory to assign users to at least one group otherwise the access code and exit is not enabled. It is essential in systems where there are multiple entrances to a wide range of users. The typical case is that of a company with dedicated entrances to offi ces, production facilities, suppliers, etc., and where some users (e.g., surveillance, maintenance personnel) should have access to all these entrances. 5 Page 44 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

45 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 45 USER CODE memorisation window Page 45 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a Description of the control devices enabled. 2. Number of devices selected (up to 4 devices per user can be associated). 3. Type of code access. 4. Type of control device. 5. Code description area. 6. Access start validity date. 7. Access end validity date. 8. "Expiration warning" (shows days remaining to expiry). 9. Access modes Ch. 3 - User configuration

46 46 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE USER CODE memorisation The Code tab memorises the user code with the PC30 PC30 (or directly from the software proposed keypad when selecting the keypad S6000/S7000). Select the type of device to encode. Ch. 3 - User configuration After selecting the device, click on "New code" and proceed with encoding. Caution! For several devices (TAM, Atomo, TSP00, LT001, PCT) maximum memorisation time is 10 seconds.. Read the following page before clicking "New Code". The key Verify code makes it possible to read the code that may already be memorised or read the code of a specifi c device. The "Remove" key makes it possible to remove the selected device. Page 46 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

47 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 47 Code memorisation on sensors Devices to memorise on PC30 within 10 seconds after clicking New : D B C Page 47 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. B B A - Tam, Atomo and Top series transmitters, press the key to memorise sending the signal to the PC30 panel. B - TAG transponder bulb, TST01 and PCT proximity cards and keychains: move the device to memorise near the dedicated area on the PC30.. C - TST02, magnetic card, swipe the card to memorise inside the dedicated slot on the panel of the PC30. D - S5000/S6000/S7000 series keypads. Code operating mode Set type of code access. All Entrance Exit Internal access Access with credit no code lock-out Access code only at entrance Access code only at exit the code allows access to internal areas of a zone the code grants access only after payment of a credit Update! A Ch. 3 - User configuration

48 48 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Memorising a code from a pass 1. Click "New" 2. Select the position to store the keypad code. Ch. 3 - User configuration 3. Type in the number code using the dedicated keypad on the PC30 panel and press "E". Caution!! On the S6000 and S7000 selectors, the keys are numbered only up to 6, meaning that the numbers 7 or 8 cannot be included in the code. 4. Select the type of keypad selector to encode (the number of code digits changes). 5. Type in the number code by clicking the numbers. Access validity The key "Random" generates a random code. 7. Confi rm clicking OK. 1. Time interval mode. The code gains validity by setting a start and end date. 2. "Expiration Warning" Mode When this function is set, the user receives a notifi cation in advance stating that their access is close to expiry (e.g. acoustic alert). 3. "Exit with Negative Credit" Mode If selected, the user may exit even if their credit has expired and may not enter again until they have acquired additional credit. 4. "Unlimited Access" Mode. Setting this mode grants unlimited access to the user. 5. "Timed Access" Mode Setting this mode grants the user access during the time set (between 12 and 96 hours) selecting "Recharge". The Timed access can also be set with credit based validity. Update! 5 5 Page 48 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

49 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 49 ACCESS mode configuration Page 49 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Leaving the "brackets" setting applies the set rate to all time slots. Deselecting the "brackets" setting results in fi xed rate calculation by the number set on the white bar. The access tab makes it possible to program, for each user, different access modes, either normal or prepaid. In particular, the following can be set for the user: - access type - discount - prepaid credit or time prepaid credit - access rate - bracket, group or user based access. - Antipassback type Default set mode Access type = NORMAL; Discount = none; Prepaid = zero; Personnel access = Group range or User range; Access cost = PREPAID ; Apb antipassback = DISABLED. N.B. The default settings, in particular the type of "normal" access are the default settings for access to systems where cost calculation is not essential and focus goes to management functions such as surveillance, access time, historical event printout, etc.. Ch. 3 - User configuration

50 50 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE NORMAL access mode When leaving the "normal" default access, the "Discount" and "Prepaid" areas are not accounted for by the program. Clicking "User group" will open the customisable daily brackets. Ch. 3 - User configuration Update! Tick the access slot desired for each day of the week. The "All" key enables or disables all periods. A red time periods means that it has been blocked (for all users) in Timed>Time brackets. A disabled time slot prevents access. The rate only for the prepaid and time-based prepaid modes will be callculated if the user is already inside. The slots have a different colour in regards to the settings made in the window "Timed>Time brackets": <> Black = entrance and exit function Red = Blocked Time bracket << Blue = Only exit function >> Brown = Only entrance function for each day of the week Page 50 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

51 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 51 Antipassback Select the type of AntiPassBack (not mandatory) AntiPassBack impedes fraudulent use of the control devices, such as granting access to numerous vehicles or persons with a single pass or keypad code. Time based the user, after having entered, cannot enter again during the antipassback time set and defi ned in "Timed>Time brackets" In/Out the user, after having entered, can re-enter only after exiting. Page 51 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Update! Only selecting "in/out" the user can be associated with a counter to limit the access, to a specifi c area, to a default number of users. The signalling device (traffi c light or indicator light) must be connected to one of the rbm84/rem relays and confi gured as in the section "Traffi c Light settings". Ch. 3 - User configuration

52 52 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE PREPAID access mode The "Prepaid" area must be set when selecting "prepaid" access. With prepaid access, the user purchases an x number of credit units, whose value is defi ned by the system manager (e.g.: 1,20 Euro/Dollar/Pound/etc. for each unit of credit): RBM84 calculates the units of credit. Set the Credits purchased by the user that will be shown in the box to the left. Ch. 3 - User configuration If the user purchases extra credit before using the remainder, click "+" to add the extra credit purchased. Caution: clicking ">>" instead of "+" to add extra credit purchased to available credit will cause the last purchase to overwrite any leftover credit. "Expiration Warning" Mode When setting this function, the user is notifi ed in advance that their credit is about to expire (e.g. though an acoustic alert), activating a relay exit of the RBM84/REM. Update! Transfer the credits purchased to the box on the right using the ">>" key. The box to the right represents the User's available credit. Page 52 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

53 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 53 PREPAID access mode At this point of programming, two different settings are available for calculating credit due. With the fi rst, which we will refer to as Bracket Prepaid Access (users or groups), previously set credit will remain the same (the amount due varies in accordance to time bracket and day of access). With the second, that we will refer to as Fixed Cost Prepaid Access, access rate is fi xed regardless of time parked, in relation to time bracket and day of access. Page 53 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. BRACKET PREPAID ACCESS RBM84 adds the costs corresponding to the time slots (and fractions) previously set and that pass from the interval between access to exit. A = time spent from entrance to exit EXAMPLE OF CREDIT DUE WITH BRACKET PREPAID ACCESS A Wrap 3 = 10 Credits Wrap 4 = 15 Credits Wrap 5 = 20 Credits In this example the user will be charged credits FIXED COST PREPAID ACCESS Click on the Cost bar to deactivate time slot based payment. On the example opposite, 3 credit units are deducted per access. Update! Ch. 3 - User configuration

54 54 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE TIME PREPAID access mode The "time prepaid" mode is the same as the "prepaid" mode and the areas to defi ned are likewise the same (the selection details will be illustrated later). Only the manner of calculating credit due by a user differs that, with this access type, depends also on the time bracket (Time bracket Associated to the Credit). Ch. 3 - User configuration B Click the Cost bar to set the unit of credit number. With this mode, the value of the credit unit is determined by the settings in the rate window: time bracket associated to the credit. With the "time prepaid mode", RBM84 multiplies the number of the units of credit set in "Personnel Access", for each interval of time associated with the credit, or fraction thereof. A = time spent from entrance to exit B = time associated with the credit, set on timing/costs/time associated with credit CALCULATION EXAMPLE A Wrap 3 Wrap 4 Wrap 5 In this case, the user will be charged 4 credit units. Update! Page 54 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

55 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 55 Adding a set number of users (New sequence) This procedure is used to add an x number of users (up to 5500) that have the same access code type characteristics (via keypad, transmitter or card) and belonging to a group. Therefore, a user with the desired characteristics must be confi gured through the Registry tab, "Code" and "Access". Return to "User Information" and start the procedure. 2 3 Page 55 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a Click "New" (this phase does not require user information to be indicated) 2. Click "Code" and memorise the code/sensor associated with the user (keypad, transmitter or card). 3. Click "Access" and memorise a type of access (e.g.: only entrance, only exit, unlimited, etc.). 4. Return to User Information 5. Click "New Sequence" Update! Caution!: If a new user is not memorised, the procedure will duplicate the last user entered into the system. Ch. 3 - User configuration

56 56 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Adding a set number of users (New sequence) State the number of users to add (10 users by default) and click "Start". N.B. If the code type is generated from keypad, after creating the number of users selected, the software will associate a random code to each. Click "End" to fi nish the procedure. Update! Ch. 3 - User configuration If the type of code is generated by the transmitter or card, each device must be memorised via PC30 (after procedure has been started) The software will issue a warning If the code being memorised is already present. After clicking "OK" try again by changing the card or transmitter. Update! Page 56 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

57 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 57 Adding a set number of users (RW Sequence) To add a set number of users (RW sequence) use the TST04 rewritable passes and later program with the codes created in the RW sequence. Only on transponder: the function "RW sequence" makes it possible to memorise an x number of users by entering the code of the initial transponder. 1 Page 57 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a Click "RW Sequence". 2. Click "User Number to Generate" and enter the number of users that must be generated using the right hand bar. 3. In the space "Initial Identifi cation Number" type in the transponder sensor code (the software code will automatically be generated in the fi eld "Transponder Code"). 4. Click on start to generate the new users and their relative sequence codes. 5. Press "X" to end the procedure. E.g.: New users with an incremental sequence number are generated. Update! 4 Ch. 3 - User configuration

58 58 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Checking user status The page "Status" allows for real-time control of each user's status for what concerns: - date and time of last entrance - date and time of last exit - the presence of the user within the system (IN/OUT) - total time remained inside the system - total number of accesses made - the number of leftover residual credit Ch. 3 - User configuration 1. Change the current user status 2. Reset the total parking time counter 3. Reset the total number of access counter Update! The Current Status (presence or absence within the system) can be changed at any time Page 58 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

59 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 59 Page 59 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Ch. 3 - User configuration

60 60 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE RBM84 Updates The "Update" window makes it possible to update, either simultaneously or singularly, the three essential confi guration sections: System, Times and Users Before the update is started all changed made must be saved! Update! 1 Ch. 4 - Updates, Statistics, Daily Click "RBM84 Updates". 2. Tick the fi elds desired. 3. Click "update". 4. Click "Yes" to confi rm update. 5. Wait for the graduated bar located on the bottom of the main window to load. 6. Click "X" to exit after the update has been completed. Page 60 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

61 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 61 Display preferences Selecting Historical record Using Sensor Name or Historical record Using Door Name changed the way that column 4 is displayed. Either the name of the port or sensor can be displayed. When "Disable Group Error" is selected, every entrance attempt at an access point denied to a group - to which the user belongs - is not recorded (the system does not record an error with subsequent lock-out). Selecting "Disable Alarm" deactivates the alarm. Selecting "Order Users" puts the users into alphabetical order. Not selecting "Order Users" puts the users into order by date of creation. Managing statistics Page 61 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a Event number column. 2. Event description column. 3. User display column. 4. Port or sensor involved in event display column 5. Date and time of event column 6. "Close" key. 7. "Export in Excel format" key. 8. "Print" key. 9. "New search" key Search by name fi eld (type name). 11. Select search user fi eld. 12. Select search door bar. 13. Select search event fi eld. 14. Select search end bracket fi eld. 15. Select search start bracket fi eld Ch. 4 - Updates, Statistics, Daily

62 62 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Statistics (EVENTS) USER ENTRY Entrance of a registered person USER EXIT Exit of a registered person INTERNAL TRANSIT Transit inside the system. Does not entail APB status modifi cation ERROR: INTERNAL TRANSIT A user transits inside the system without fi rst having entered. UNKNOWN USER Attempted access of an unregistered user USER WITHOUT GROUP Access is denied if at least one group is not assigned to the user. SENSOR WITHOUT GROUP The sensor will not work if at least one group is not assigned to it when the system is programmed. LOCKED DAY Attempted access during blocked day Ch. 4 - Updates, Statistics, Daily I/O APB CONTRACT EXPIRED RED TRAFFIC LIGHT INCORRECT GROUP USER ACCESS DISABLED TIME SLOT ERROR TIME SLOT ERROR ENTRY TIME SLOT ERROR EXIT APB TIME ERROR INSUFFICIENT CREDIT MANUAL ENTRY ACTIVATION ENABLE TIME SLOIT END ENABLE TIME SLOIT LOCAL LOCK-UP LOCAL LOCK-UP END Attempted access with antipasspack active (the user is still accounted for inside the system) Attempted access with expired pass/keypad/transmitter Attempted access with red traffi c light Attempted access with group disabled Attempted user access disabled by operator Attempted user access in disabled time bracket Attempted user access in time slot not enabled for entrance Attempted user access in time slot not enabled for exit Attempted access with timed antipassback still active Attempted exit from system with insuffi cient credit (unless enabled for exit with negative credit) Open accesses via digital entrances on RBM84/REM card Open accesses via time bracket programming Close accesses via time bracket programming System lock-up with external key that does not act on the software but directly on the RBM84 or REM card System released via button Page 62 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

63 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 63 Statistics (EVENTS) REMOTE LOCK-UP REMOTE RELEASE MANUAL ALARM RESET MANUAL ALARM System lock-up via software System release via software Alarm activated via external button Alarm deactivated via external button Page 63 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. MODIFY SYSTEM MODIFY ACCESS MODIFY SUBSCRIBERS ACTIVATE CARD PASSWORD REMOVE CARD PASSWORD START COMMUNICATION MODEM END COMMUNICATION MODEM This option is used to send notifi cation of changes to system confi guration (visible only if Password has entered into the system) This option is used to send notifi cation of changes to system access mode (visible only if Password has entered into the system) This option is used to send notifi cation of changes to subscriber management (visible only if Password has entered into the system) This option sends notifi cation when the RBM84 tab password has been activated This option sends notifi cation when the RBM84 tab password has been removed This option signals connection via modem to the RBM84 This option signals end of connection via modem to the RBM84 The search can be fi ltered by selecting from EVENTS and USERS in order to discard irrelevant data and help streamline the task. Ch. 4 - Updates, Statistics, Daily

64 64 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Daily management Ch. 4 - Updates, Statistics, Daily Event number column. 2. Event description column. 3. User display column. 4. Port or sensor involved in event display column 5. Date and time of event column 6. "Close" key. 7. "Export in Excel format" key. 8. "Print" key "New search" key. 10. Search by name fi eld (type name). 11. Select search users fi eld. 12. Select search door fi eld. 13. Select search event fi eld. 14. Select search day fi eld. The options EVENTS and USERS are the same as those described in page Page 64 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

65 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 65 Page 65 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Ch. 4 - Updates, Statistics, Daily

66 66 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE PRINT window 1 7 Ch. 5 - Printouts Top margin can be set for card heading. 2. Printer currently set. 3. "Confi rm" key. 4. "Close" key. 5. "Print" key (preview is shown fi rst). 6. Set type of print (User information, Confi guration, Statistics). 7. Enter registration data (3 lines max.). N.B. Click "OK" after registration has been entered to make it effective Page 66 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

67 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 67 Print preview window Select type of data to print. 2. Press the print key. Page 67 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. USER LIST PREVIEW Ch. 5 - Printouts

68 68 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Print preview window USER CONFIGURATION PREVIEW Ch. 5 - Printouts The system will prompt you to select the user before showing a preview. Page 68 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

69 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 69 Print preview window HISTORICAL PREVIEW Page 69 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Before preview, "Statistics" will request time bracket of interest and type of action. Ch. 5 - Printouts

70 70 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Entering the master password Clicking "password" opens the password entrance window Type in the password desired in the fi eld "New" (the password may contain both numbers and upper-case and lower-case letters for a total of 8 characters). 2. Repeat password in the "Confi rm" fi eld to check for errors. The password entered in this phase belongs to the system administrator. 3. Click "Ok" to activate changes. 2 Ch. 6 - Password The following message will appear after changes have been made. The key turns red when password is active. Modifying and deactivating the master password. Clicking the red key icon opens the modify password window where it is possible to set the password for operators or modify that of the administrator and card. To make any changes, type in the administrator password. Tick the checkbox to remove or modify the main password. To make any changes, type in the administrator password. To remove the password, you must digit the master password in the PSWMASTER fi eld, fi ll in the two blank fi elds and press "OK", otherwise to change the administrator password, type it into the fi eld "New" and repeat it in "Confi rm" and then press "Ok". With RBM84 it is also possible to enter the password directly in the card, to check for access via modem (always type password into the fi elds "New" and "Confi rm" to enter "Record on Card"). Page 70 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

71 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 71 Entering the card password Clicking this key opens the card password entrance window. Field for entering card password. Current status of card password. Current status of admin password. Register key Cancel key. CAUTION!!! Master and card passwords should be the same to avoid inconveniences (forgotten passwords) Page 71 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. The following icons light up on the home page: Access to a password protected card The home page shows the following icons. Signals password on card. A single icon is displayed when card and master password are the same. An icon with "STOP" will be displayed when the two passwords are different. Clicking this key opens the card protection password entrance window (when already active). This allows you to connect to a password protected RBM84 using a PC with software and without a password, or a password different from that of the card.. CAUTION!!! Master and card passwords should be the same to prevent inconveniences (forgotten passwords) that could create problems with proper program use. Ch. 6 - Password

72 72 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Entering the operator password After entering the master password, you can proceed with the insertion of the operator password: To make any changes, type in the administrator password. Click this button to bring up the operator password entrance window. Ch. 6 - Password Summary window for operator password management. 7. Apply key. 2. Selection operator status (enabled or disabled). 8. Close key. 3. Key to eliminate operators from list. 9. Operator password entrance fi eld. 4. Select authorisations to associate with operators. 5. Operator name entrance fi eld. 6. Save key. 29 Page 72 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

73 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 73 Page 73 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Ch. 6 - Password

74 74 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE System lock-up Click "lock-up" to interrupt system entrance and exit activities. When "lock-up" is active, users cannot enter or exit the system until lock-up has been disabled. Project management Ch. 7 - Lock, Project management, Presence Project management tab. 2. Installer data tab 3. "Historical fi le" tab. 4. Name and path (inside the PC) of the current project 5. "Starting project" fi eld. When selecting the desired project the program will have the settings and chosen name when rebooted. 6. Existing project selection fi eld "Copy" key. Clicking this key opens a tab to create a new project. 8. "Delete" key. Clicking this key removes the selected project. 9. Confi rm settings "OK" key. 10. "Close" key. Page 74 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

75 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 75 System installer information Page 75 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. This page serves only to take note of the information relevant to the technician that installed the RBM84 controlled system. Project history Each project created has its own statistics, this window allows you to call up the stats of the selected project. 1. Select the project. 2. Click the search key. 3. The window will display the statistics of that project. Ch. 7 - Lock, Project management, Presence

76 76 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE User presence This window is for checking the presence of a user inside of the system Ch. 7 - Lock, Project management, Presence 1. Routine user window. 2. Random user (if existing) window 3. Description of routine user. 4. Export fi le in Excel format. 5. Search for user data (both routine and occasional). 6. "Close" key Page 76 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

77 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 77 Occasional users An occasional user can be added if an outside person (such as a delivery man) must access the system occasionally: From the menu click Events -> Manual entrance. Page 77 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. 1. Type of event to record Occasional user (can be more than one). 3. "New" key creates a new occasional user. 4. "Rename" key renames an existing occasional user. 5. "Delete" key removes the selected occasional user "Record" key, clicking this key adds the occasional user to the statistics and presence windows. 7. Routine users can also be added as occational users (such as when the user has forgotten their pass). 8. "Record" key, clicking this key adds the occasional user to the statistics and presence windows. 9. "Close" key. Caution! The "Record" occasional user operation serves only to register occasional presences in the user statistics and presence windows Ch. 7 - Lock, Project management, Presence

78 78 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Occasional user presence This window is for checking the presence of an occasional user inside of the system. Once an occasional user has been created and added to the system, clicking "search" calls up all the occasional users inside the system at that moment inside the description window. Checking statistics (both by date and on a daily basis) will show the presence of the occasional user. Occasional user description window Ch. 7 - Lock, Project management, Presence Search key Close key Page 78 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

79 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 79 Connection from remote computer Entering the PC30 confi guration Click x2 Select the modem Page 79 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Confi rm with OK Activate the remote connection window Ch. 7 - Lock, Project management, Presence

80 80 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE Remote connection window Ch. 7 - Lock, Project management, Presence Address book number display window 2. Name and number entrance key. 3. Remote modem name entrance fi eld (mandatory). 4. Telephone number entrance fi eld (modem connected to the RBM84 card). 5. Save key. 6. Cancel operations key. 7. Delete user key. 8. Close key. 9. Modem connected/disconnected status bar. 10. Modem connection speed (38400, GSM 9600 analogue) How to connect a modem remotely after activating the connection window 1. Assign a number [4] and name [3] to the remote modem (check if the line is free or blocked by a switchboard). 2. Enter the name and number [2]. 3. Decide whether to enable the statistics reading [11]. 4. Save the changes. [5] 11. Select to activate reading of system stats vie remote connection. 12. Modem disconnection key. 13. Modem connection key. 14. Key to detect modem installed and relative connection port. The phone card must be enabled for data transfer when using a GSM modem. 5. Detect [14] the modem by the system (the modem is detected as connected to our PC, shows the message [9] "modem detected: com x"). 6. Start the call by clicking connect. [13] 7. Once connected, the remote connection window will be automatically closed to an icon, you can then use RBM To disconnect, click disconnect [12] 9. To close the window click the "X". [8] Page 80 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a.

81 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - CONTROL SOFTWARE 81 Page 81 - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. - The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Ch. 7 - Lock, Project management, Presence

82 English - Manual code: FA00190M04 ver. 1 10/2015 CAME S.p.a. The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without prior notice by CAME S.p.a. Came S.p.A. Via Martiri Della Libertà, 15 Via Cornia, 1/b - 1/c Dosson di Casier Treviso - Italy (+39) (+39) Sesto al Reghena Pordenone - Italy (+39) (+39) www. came.com

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