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The Key Management system.
Installation and operation manual
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1.
Installation of the Key management system ........................................................................................................ 2
1.1.
Cabinet installation ....................................................................................................................................... 2
1.2.
Control panel installation ............................................................................................................................. 2
1.3.
Ethernet connection ..................................................................................................................................... 3
1.4.
Add On cabinet connection .......................................................................................................................... 4
1.5.
Connection of control signals ....................................................................................................................... 6
1.6.
Card Reader replacement ............................................................................................................................. 7
1.7.
Mains and Ground connection .................................................................................................................... 7
1.8.
Battery connection ....................................................................................................................................... 8
1.9.
Adding keys ................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.10.
Use of sealed key boxes ............................................................................................................................ 8
1.11.
Maintenance ............................................................................................................................................. 8
2.
Initial system startup ............................................................................................................................................ 9
3.
Operator Manual ................................................................................................................................................ 11
3.1.
Configuring access modes for keys ............................................................................................................. 11
3.1.1.
Issuing a key ........................................................................................................................................ 11
3.1.2.
Return keys ......................................................................................................................................... 14
3.1.3.
Emergency release of the keys ........................................................................................................... 14
4.
Technical data ..................................................................................................................................................... 15
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
KeyGuard The Key Management system. Installation and operation manual Table of contents Installation of the Key management system ......................2 1.1. Cabinet installation ............................2 1.2. Control panel installation ..........................2 1.3. Ethernet connection ............................. 3 1.4. Add On cabinet connection .......................... 4 1.5. -
Page 2: Installation Of The Key Management System
1. Installation of the Key management system 1.1. Cabinet installation Installation of the system unit is carried out by 4 screws (included) to the wall. The wall should be strong enough to carry out 50 kg of the cabinet. 1.2. Control panel installation The control panel is mounted by means of one of the two brackets supplied with the device. -
Page 3: Ethernet Connection
Right side installation To install the control panel, preliminary, it is necessary to knock out a square hole for the connection of the connecting wires. The hole has a slot on the contour of the laser and is easily removed. Similar round holes are located along the entire perimeter of the cabinet. -
Page 4: Add On Cabinet Connection
1.4. Add On cabinet connection It is possible to connect several Add-on cabinets to the one control panel. Add-On cabinet connection... - Page 5 Fig. 1 Attention! It is important to use the insulating tube (included) to protect cable from sharp edges of. Attention! All Add-on cabinets must be grounded as well as the main cabinet.
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Page 6: Connection Of Control Signals
For any additional Key module or Add On cabinet it is required to set up the address on a DIP switches on a back panel of key modules. Left 4 switches set up the cabinet number and the right switches the module number. For your convenience flat cables for the Add-On cabinets and control panel are additionally equipped with the extra sockets male and female. -
Page 7: Card Reader Replacement
С Common Normal Close Normal Open Programming of the outputs and relays is carried out via the SecuriProx Studio configuration program. Connectors are removable. You can remove the connector to connect the wires and put it back on later. 1.6. Card Reader replacement If necessary, you can use readers of a different format. -
Page 8: Battery Connection
Battery connection 1.8. After installing the entire system and connecting all interfaces, you need to connect the batteries. Attention ! The system will not start up when only rechargeable batteries are connected. The main power supply is required to start. During normal operation, the system automatically charges batteries and monitors their operability. -
Page 9: Initial System Startup
2. Initial system startup The system is programmed using SecuriProx Studio software (included in the package). In order for the key storage system to initially connect to the SecuriProx Studio server, you must set the IP address of the device, the server's IP address and other network parameters on the key storage system. - Page 10 The "Module Settings" tab allows you to check the connection with all key modules in the system. When the power is turned on, the system automatically searches for all connected modules and remembers their presence. The "Test" button is available on the "Module Settings" tab. This option allows you to test the cells for the keys presence, to check up the solenoids operation, Switch On the upper light and unlock the door lock.
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Page 11: Operator Manual
3. Operator Manual SIMPLE AND CONVENIENT A large touch screen allows not only to manage the key storage system simply and easily, but also to quickly get any information you are interesting. For example who and when got the key or which key cabinet within the site contains an actual key. - Page 12 For the finger print reader option you could present your finger for the authorization. In this case there is possibility to set up different access level for the different fingers. For example for the first (if you’re a manager and have access to all the doors) for the first finger you could set up the full access to the system and for the second finger you could set up only your room key.
- Page 13 Groups – There is a possibility to get a whole group of keys. You need to press Group tab, choose the required group of keys or several groups of keys and press remove or exit to continue. The group of keys could have a time zone. In case you come to the wrong time it will be back light by RED and have a status Time –...
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Page 14: Return Keys
the software). There is an option to disable door sensor. In this case no alarm will triggered in case you will not close the door in time. All the removed returned keys will be shown on a screen. In case the system has a link to security system you will see the report to Arm of alarm zone. -
Page 15: Technical Data
4. Technical data General Number of keys 10… 2000 for one control panel Number of cabinets Up to 20 Power Nominal input voltage range 100 V AC ... 240 V AC AC input voltage range 85 V AC ... 264 V AC AC frequency range 45 Hz ... - Page 16 1 relay output NO, NC 250V 5A Interfaces Ethernet 10/100 mbit Wiegand interface 2 interfaces / 24 – 80 bit Door options Glass door Available (Polycarbonate) Steel door Available No door Available Memory User memory 50 000 (more on request) Event memory 50 000 (more on request) Super bright 7”...
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