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- Page 1 APS 400 Network Reader Configuration tool for APS 400 system modules User’s guide © 2004 – 2017, TECH FASS s.r.o., Czech Republic, www.techfass.cz, techfass@techfass.cz (released on 2017/05/18, valid for build 1.0.6333.27347)
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
1 Content 1 Content ........................2 2 Product description ..................... 3 3 Program installation and options ................. 4 System requirements ................... 4 Installation......................4 Program options....................4 4 Communication with network modules ................ 4 Communication conditions ................... 4 Connection parameters ..................4 Configurable modules .................. -
Page 3: Product Description
2 Product description APS 400 Network Reader (pic. 1) is a basic configuration tool for setting all configurable parameters of the APS 400 system modules. Notice: The APS 400 Network Reader can be used only with network modules with firmware version 2.70 or higher. -
Page 4: Program Installation And Options
3.2 Installation Installer of the program can be found at www.techfass.cz. The APS 400 Network Reader is installed to Program Files\TechFass\APS 400 Network Reader folder and shortcuts for starting the application and displaying the documentation (PDF format) placed in the Start menu. -
Page 5: Configurable Modules
The operating mode of the modules providing own IDs reading determines the overall function of a module. If a module is intended to work as a standard APS 400 module, it is necessary to use the Standard operating mode (system module). - Page 6 emergency function offers an option to release the door lock in the offline operating mode (when the communication with the system controller is lost - it concerns the exit readers mostly). The “Door Open“ function for last 750 valid cards registered before can be performed by the function only.
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Page 7: Internal Reader Configuration
Key code PIN or ID keypad Title Code Title Code Title Code Title Code ENTER F ↑ A ↓ Table 3: Key code encoded in WIEGAND output configuration 5.2 Internal reader configuration After reading an ID medium at a reader containing internal reader, the code is first formatted according to the settings, and then it is used for further operation. -
Page 8: Wiegand Interface Configuration
5.4 WIEGAND interface configuration The modules NWGD 46 NDEM31 feature a WIEGAND input, which allows to connect external reader with WIEGAND output. Setting up the operation mode determines the function of connected reader (configurable only for the NDEM 31 module, the NWGD 46 uses always the external reader configuration). -
Page 9: Other Program Operation Options
The address is defined either by the address jumpers configuration, or it can be set with the SW – with the APS 400 Network Reader program (according to HW type, see tab. 5). Product line Setting type NIO 22, NRIF 32, NREx 53, NREM 55,... - Page 10 6.2.1 SW setting of the hardware address APS 400 Network Reader offers two options, how to set the HW address at a network module. The first option is using a known serial number of the network module, the second one is using a known ID of a confirmation card (tag).
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Page 11: Network Modules Upgrade
6.3 Network modules upgrade The upgrade of the network modules is performed using a standard communication line. The upgrade file is always bound to the specific SN of the device. For upgrading a network device raise a context menu of the reader module and select Upgrade device (NML) or Upgrade device (TFFW) according to the upgrade file suffix.
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