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- Page 1 ® BS EN ISO 9001...
- Page 2 This product has been designed and made to the highest standards of quality, reliability and performance. BENTEL SECURITY Srl. recommends that the entire system be completely Tested at least once a month. The Test procedures depend on your Security system, ask your Installer for the relevant instructions.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ............................5 System Specifications ........................5 About the system ..........................5 Accessory Items ..........................5 Technical Specifications ........................7 PARTS DESCRIPTION ..........................8 The Parts of the ECLIPSE reader and SAT key ................8 The Parts of the PROXI reader PROXI card ..................9 EasyGate3 Module Parts ........................ - Page 4 Timers .............................. 36 OC Output configuration ......................... 37 Language used on Printer ......................38 Outputs ............................39 Control ............................. 40 Software PINs ..........................42 File Menu ............................43 Options ............................44 Serial Port Menu ..........................45 Manage Buffer Menu ........................45 Help Menu ............................
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Page 5: Introduction
INTRODUCTION Please read this section carefully to get an overall understanding of the steps involved in installing the EasyGate3 System. System Specifications Manages 50 codes Supports up to 100 SAT Keys/PROXI Cards Supports up to 8 control devices: NC2TAST keypads (maximum 4), ECLIPSE/PROXI and readers Serial port for PC (for system programming and management) or serial printer Easy viewing of system status (no key/card required) False key signal... - Page 6 Following is a detailed description of the system accessories and their functions. ECLIPSE KEY READERS The ECLIPSE readers (Figure2a) can be connected to the EasyGate3 by just 4 wires. The system can be commanded by simply pushing the SAT key (Figure 3b) into the ECLIPSE reader slot.
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Page 7: Technical Specifications
SAT KEY All SAT Keys are programmed (at Factory) with a 4 byte Random Serial Number (RSN). SAT Keys and PROXI Cards can operate the EasyGate3 System. The programming instructions for the EASYGATE3, SAT Key and ECLIPSE reader can be found in the “PROGRAMMING” section. -
Page 8: Parts Description
PARTS DESCRIPTION This section describes the main parts of the EasyGate3, and the additional system devices: NC2TAST keypads; ECLIPSE readers and SAT keys; PROXI readers and Proxi cards. The numbers in boldface in the following tables refer to the parts illustrated in the various diagrams. The Parts of the ECLIPSE reader and SAT key PART DESCRIPTION... -
Page 9: The Parts Of The Proxi Reader Proxi Card
The Parts of the PROXI reader PROXI card PART DESCRIPTION Frontplate Sensitive field Wire to be connected to the EasyGate3 BPI Bus: Terminal "+" (Positive terminal) White Terminal "C" (Call) Blue Terminal "R" (Respond) Black Terminal "–" (Negative terminal) Frontplate screws Weather Strip Buzzer Snatch Switch (not for EasyGate3) -
Page 10: Easygate3 Module Parts
EasyGate3 Module Parts PART DESCRIPTION DIP Switch strip for hardware programming Tamper Switch Holes (4) for backplate anchor screws (Ø 5 mm) Red LED ENROLL Button (ACQ) PROGRAMMING Button (PROG) Microprocessor Digital key Terminal board Mains connection Terminal board (220 Vca) Safety Fuse (250 V - 250 mA) Battery 12V - 1.2 Ah (not included) Wire Entry... -
Page 11: Nc2Tast Leds And Parts
NC2TAST LEDs and Parts DESCRIPTION Panel Indicates the ON/OFFstatus of the EasyGate3 enhanced Security system Status (Panel ON-LED ON, Panel OFF- LED OFF: for M ode 1 and M ode 2 only Normally OFF (RED). Turns ON to signal Door violation (P1, P2 and P3): for Violation Mode 2 and Mode 3 only BPI Fault Normally OFF (Amber). -
Page 12: Installing The Easygate3
INSTALLING THE EASYGATE3 The numbers in square brackets in this manual refer to the parts described in the ‘PARTS IDENTIFICATION’ section. The EasyGate3 should be mounted in a safe dry place inside the protected premises, central to the proposed placement of all accessory devices. At least one key reader should be mounted in the vicinity of the EasyGate3 . -
Page 13: The Terminal Board
switch is fitted, secure the Snatch bracket [60]. 5. Replace the PCB. 6. Complete the connections on the terminal board [55]. 7. Using the dipswitches [53], program the device address. 8. Reattach the frontplate, and secure it in place by means of the screw [56]. The Terminal board NC1 C1 NA1 Changeover relay 1 - These are terminals of Relay 1 (Output 1). -
Page 14: Setting Up The Easygate3 (Via Dip Switches)
Negative Terminal M M M M M AB Enable Input - If Negative is applied to this terminal, all the system peripherals, codes, keys and cards (with the AB attribute) will be disabled (refer to ‘PROGRAMMING from PC’ section). If Positive is applied to this terminal (minimum 5 V) or when this terminal opens, all the system peripherals, codes keys and cards will be enabled, regardless of the AB attribute. -
Page 15: Connecting Eclipse Readers, Proximity Readers And Nc2Tast Keypads
The ON/OFF position of DIP Switches 1 and 2 will set the Operating mode, as follows: Mode 1 - 3 LED/Relay Proximity Control (DIP Switch 1 OFF, DIP Switch 2 ON). If this mode is selected it will be possible partition the Security system. Mode 2 - 1 LED/Relay Proximity Control (Easy mode) + Door Control system (DIP Switch 1 and 2 OFF). -
Page 16: Automatic Enrolling
D IP SWITC H ES [2] AD DR ESS EC LIPSE / PROXIMITY EC LIPSE READERS with READ ERS with 4 D IP SWITC HES 5 D IP SWITC HES OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Table 5a - Addressing ECLIPSE and Proximity Key readers via on-board DIP Switches... -
Page 17: Outputs
Outputs The 3 on-board Outputs (single-pole changeover relays) — terminals NC1/ C1/ NA1, NC2/ C2/ NA2 and NC1/ C3/ NA3 can be used for Proximity Control and/or Door Control functions. All Outputs can be programmed as either Bistable or Monostable. It is possible to program the Pulse time of Monostable Outputs (from 300 ms to 1 hr). -
Page 18: Inputs
Inputs The inputs function as follows: P1 - Monitors the Panel status (+OFF) or Door status P2 - Monitors the Panel Alarm line status (+L) or Door status P3 - Monitors the Door status AB - Enables/Disables devices AP - Switches the Door Control Output relays (not applicable for Mode 1) Input terminals P1, P2 and P3 can be used to monitor the system (as above). -
Page 19: Connecting Security Panels
Connecting Security Panels Security system control is the perfect application for the EasyGate3. In particular, when the EasyGate3 is programmed to operate in Mode 1 (Digital key system 3 LED/Relay), it can Arm, Disarm and Partition the Security system. Relay 1 can be used for Arming/Disarming purposes, and relays 2 and 3 can be used for Partitioning. -
Page 20: Programming Eclipse And Proxi Readers
Programming ECLIPSE and PROXI readers The readers must be programmed via the software application, or NC2TAST keypad (refer to the ‘PROGRAMMING FROM PC’ or ‘PROGRAMMING FROM KEYPAD’ section). Readers can be enabled for ‘Door Control’ or ‘Proximity Control’ functions, and can be enabled selectively on the 3 output relays. Programming NC2TAST Keypads and Codes The keypads are enabled for both ‘Door Control’... -
Page 21: Operating Modes
Remote Security panel ON Remote Security panel OFF OPEN (OFF) EasyGate 3 ON EasyGate 3 OFF Table 7 - Signalling on the Red LED in accordance with the ON/OFF status of DIP Switch 6 The relay contacts of output 1 will be as follows:... - Page 22 Arming the Security system from NC2TAST keypads 1. Enter the User Code (comprising 4 to 8 digits). 2. Press to Arm, or to disarm the system. The EasyGate3 can detect ‘Wrong PIN’ events (four consecutive Wrong PINs entered at a keypad). If audible signalling of this event is required, it will be necessary to program one of the OC Outputs, and make the necessary connections on the Security panel.
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Page 23: Mode 2 - 1 Led/Relay Proximity Control And Door Control System
MODE 2 - 1 LED/Relay Proximity Control and Door Control System In this mode the EasyGate3 will operate as a Proximity Control and Door Control System in Easy Mode (partitioning will not be possible). In this mode, at least one reader must be programmed to operate in ‘Proximity Control’ mode, and at least one key reader must be programmed to operate in ‘Door Control’... -
Page 24: Mode 3 - Door Control
on the NC2TAST keypad, will turn ON when the corresponding Door opens, and will remain ON until the Door closes. a a a a a EasyGate3 can detect Door Violation via terminals P2 and P3. In this case, the indicator on the NC2TAST keypad will be used to signal Violation. The OC Outputs can also be programmed to signal Door Violation. -
Page 25: Programming From Pc
PROGRAMMING FROM PC The EasyGate3 can be programmed via PC or from an NC2TAST keypad. The Software application— from the Security Suite software—provides a trouble free way of programming the EasyGate3. This section describes the EasyGate3 parameters, and should also be referred to when programming from an NC2TAST keypad. -
Page 26: Customer
Customer The program opens on the Customer page (see Figure 12). The tags on the bottom line open the corresponding pages. The Address, City, Customer Telephone Number and Installation description are for ‘Customer records’. The Name and Customer Code are essential for Customer identification, and must be programmed as per below. -
Page 27: Status
Status The Status page (see Figure 13) shows the selected operating mode of the EasyGate3 (as per the DIP Switch setting). This page allows the Installer to select the operations that must be done when the EasyGate3 Arms/Disarms (Mode 2 only), and to select the Output that will be controlled by the device that is connected to terminal AP (Enable Door Control—refer to ‘The Terminal board’) on the EasyGate3 PCB (not for Mode 1). -
Page 28: Configuration
Unlock Output- Select this option to unlock the Outputs. Nothing - No operation will be done on the Outputs (at default). Configuration Proper functioning of the EasyGate3 depends on the BPI bus configuration. The configuration reading must match the programmed configuration. Mismatch—due to the loss of a device will generate a BPI Fault, this will occur for three consecutive readings, after which the missing device will be ignored. -
Page 29: Eclipse/Proxi Readers
ECLIPSE/PROXI Readers When no NC2TAST keypads are connected, the Easygate3 can support up to 8 ECLIPSE/PROXI readers (see Figure 15). Program the ECLIPSE/PROXI Readers page as follows: Key readers - Enter the ECLIPSE/PROXI reader label in this field (maximum 20 characters). Outputs 1, 2, 3 - Enable/Disable the reader on the Outputs. -
Page 30: Keypads
En.1, En.2, En.3 - The EasyGate3 provides 3 Enablement levels (to be programmed in the Control page). Once the key reader level has been programmed (e.g. En.2 = Yes), it can be disabled only by deselecting the corresponding check box on the Control page. Double click the check box to toggle the status. -
Page 31: Sat Keys And Proxi Cards
Prog. Extra Options Change own PIN, Set Date/Hour, Print Buffer Change own PIN Table 9 - Extra Options SAT Keys and PROXI Cards The key/cards can be programmed to operate selectively on the 3 Output Relays (see Figure 17a). The programming instructions relative to Outputs 1, 2, 3, Tim.A, Tim.B, AB, En.1, En.2, En.3 can be found in the ECLIPSE/PROXI Readers section. - Page 32 No. - This non-editable column will show the enrolled SAT Key or PROXI Card ID numbers. Description - Enter the device label in this field (maximum 20 characters). To delete a key/card: select the required key/card, then Click the Delete Key button. To delete ALL the keys/cards: Click the Delete All button.
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Page 33: User Codes Page
User Codes page The User Codes can be programmed in the User Codes page (see Figure 18). The programming instructions relative to Outputs 1, 2, 3, Tim.A, Tim.B, AB, En.1, En.2, En.3 can be found in the Key Readers section. The No. -
Page 34: Buffer (Events)
Buffer (Events) The EasyGate3 buffer can record up to 300 of the following event types: BPI Peripheral actions (except programming events); Door Violation events; Remote Security system events (Terminal P1) and Keypad and EasyGate3 Tamper. The ‘Valid key/card’ at reader event (in Mode 1) will not be logged. Each logged event will show the: User Code ID number;... -
Page 35: Clock
Clock Proper functioning of the Timers, and the exact chronological order of the logged events depend on the Clock setting. Program the Clock as follows (see Figure 21). 1. Click Upload to view the Panel Clock setting. 2. Using the arrows in the PC values section, set the PC values (Time, Day, Date). -
Page 36: Timers
Timers Timer A and Timer B can be programmed in the Timers page (Figure 22). The Timers will Enable/ Disable the Security system devices and codes in accordance with the programmed schedule. N.B.: Only devices that have the Tim.A/Tim.B attribute can be controlled by the Timers. For example, if a key/card has the Tim.A attribute, it will be enabled in accordance with the Timer A schedule (i.e. -
Page 37: Oc Output Configuration
OC Output configuration The OC Outputs (Open Collector Outputs) must be configured in the OC Outputs configuration page (Figure 23). Besides the event that will activate the OC Output, the following attributes can also be programmed: Type - The Output will operate as per the selected type, which can be: Monostable - Pulse mode Bistable - On-Off mode Standby - The OC Output standby status (i.e. -
Page 38: Language Used On Printer
Language used on Printer Program the Printer as follows (see Figure 24). 1. Select the Language (the various messages will be shown in the selected language). 2. If required, select Flash printout for a realtime printout of each event. 3. Click Download to program selected attributes on the remote Panel. Figure 24 - Language used on Printer page EasyGate3 - Digital Key and Door Control System... -
Page 39: Outputs
Outputs Program the Outputs as follows (see Figure 25): Output Type - Select either the Monostable or Bistable attribute for Outputs 2 and 3 only. Output 1 must be programmed via the on-board DIP Switches. Door Timeout - Select the delay before reset (accepted values: 1 through 60 seconds).The ‘Open Door’... -
Page 40: Control
Control This section describes realtime supervision of the EasyGate3 system. Click the Start control button (top tight of page) to start the Control session, as a result the Start control button will assume Stop control status (see Figure 26). Start/Stop control - Click this button to Start/Stop the control session. Activate outputs - Click the Output button (1, 2 or 3) to activate or deactivate the Output. - Page 41 The locations of Inputs 1, 2 and 3 can be indicated by the Icons (in Figure 26 the Icons indicate the locations of Inputs 1 and 2). Work carefully through the following steps to locate the Icons on the Bitmap: Click the relevant Icon.
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Page 42: Software Pins
Software PINs The Software PINs allow the Installer and User to access the EasyGate3 Software Application. The Installer PIN is 9999 at default, and the User PIN is 0000 at default. The Installer Software PIN accesses most of the software functions, but cannot: a) Access the Clock functions;... -
Page 43: File Menu
File Menu The Customer database can be managed through the File menu options (see opposite). Following is a description of the Menu options. New Customer - This option will open a New Customer configuration with default parameters and attributes. Save programmed data before selecting this option, otherwise it will be LOST. -
Page 44: Options
Options The Options menu (see opposite) will allow you to select the Printer and Software Application language, and program the Password. Following is a description of the options on this menu. Select Printer - This option will allow you to select the Windows Printer for ™... -
Page 45: Serial Port Menu
Serial Port Menu The Serial Port Menu (see window opposite) will allow you to select the computer COM Port for the RS232 serial cable. The selected port will be indicated by a tick ( ). Manage Buffer Menu The Manage Buffer menu (see opposite) provides only the Select Events command, which allows the management of the Events stored on the Hard Disk. -
Page 46: Help Menu
Page - The Page arrows will allow you to scroll the Buffer. Select button - This option will allow you to select the Customer. Once the Customer has been selected, the Software Application will filter the Events in accordance with the specified ‘Filters on Events’... -
Page 47: Programming From The Keypad
PROGRAMMING FROM THE KEYPAD The EasyGate3 can be programmed from an NC2TAST keypad. The Programming session can be accessed by: The Installer Code PIN The enabled Users Codes (Prog. option enabled—refer to ‘User codes’ in the ‘PROGRAMMING FROM PC’ section). The NC2TAST keypad must also be enabled for programming (Prog. -
Page 48: Programming User Pins At Keypad
Programming User PINs at keypad The EasyGate3 can manage up to 50 User codes. The User code ID numbers (assigned during the enrolling phase) cannot operate the system, however, they will allow the users to program their PINs (refer to ‘User codes’ in the ‘PROGRAMMING FROM PC’ section). The programmed User PIN will be able to operate the system. -
Page 49: Buffer Printout
9. Press to exit the ‘Programming session’. The programmed date will not be active until is pressed at step 8. Only Users eith the Prog. attribute can access PIN and Date and Time programming (refer to ‘User Codes’ in the ‘PROGRAMMING FROM PC’ section). Buffer Printout If a serial printer is connected to the RS232 port ([40] in Figure 7), it will possible to printout all the events recorded in the EasyGate3 Buffer (Events List). -
Page 50: Keypad Outputs
Keypad Outputs Enable the Keypad Outputs (the keypad can control enabled Outputs only), and ‘Prog.’ option as follows: 1. Enter the Installer PIN. I I I I I P P P P P 2. Press : indicators will turn ON. I I I I I a a a a a 3. -
Page 51: Eclipse/Proxi Reader Outputs
ECLIPSE/PROXI Reader Outputs Enable the Reader Outputs (readers can control the enabled Outputs only), and the Key option, as follows: 1. Enter the Installer PIN. I I I I I P P P P P 2. Press : indicator will turn ON I I I I I a a a a a 3. -
Page 52: User Code Outputs
a a a a a G G G G G 5. Press : indicator will turn Off and will turn ON. The ON/Off status of backlighted keys and/or will indicate the Enabled/Disabled status (refer to Table 13). 6. Press and/or as required (refer to Table 13). -
Page 53: Proximity Control Outputs
G G G G G V V V V V 6. Press : indicator will turn Off and will turn ON. The ON/Off status of backlighted keys and/or will indicate Enabled/Disabled operating mode (refer to Table 13). 7. Press and/or as required (refer to Table 13). -
Page 54: Enrolling User Codes
7. Press and/or as required (refer to Table 13). 8. Press to confirm and go back to step 5 to continue. To exit the Programming session,press three times. Enrolling User Codes Enroll the User Codes as follows: 1. Enter the Installer PIN. I I I I I P P P P P 2. -
Page 55: User Commands
USER COMMANDS The EasyGate3 can operate as an enhancement tool for Security systems, or as an autonomous Door Control system. This section describes all the relevant User Commands. MODE 1 - 3 LED/RELAY DIGITAL KEY Arming and Disarming your Security Panel The Red light [7] on the ECLIPSE/PROXI readers, and the I I I I I indicator [41] on the NC2TAST keypads will show the Armed/Disarmed status of the Security system. -
Page 56: Line Check
Line Check If the EasyGate3 Line Check is enabled, the system will not Arm when ‘Violation’ (open window, open door, etc.) is currently present on the system. If an attempt is made to arm the system at a reader, the Red light will blink slowly to signal ‘Violation’. If an attempt is made to arm the system at an NC2TAST keypad, the V V V V V indicator will turn Off to signal ‘Violation’, and arming will be inhibited. -
Page 57: Mode 2 - 1 Led/Relay Proximity Control And Door Control System
2. Extract the SAT key when the lights indicate the required status (Bypassed/UnBypassed). The User can ‘Partition’ the system from ‘Disarmed’ status only. If an attempt is made to ‘Partition’ the system during ‘Armed’ status, the system will ‘Disarm’ automatically. To ‘Partition’... -
Page 58: False Key
The Red light [7] on the ECLIPSE/PROXI readers (enabled for Door Control), and the I I I I I indicator [41] on the NC2TAST keypads will turn ON for an instant when one of the Doors open. 1. Insert a valid SAT key into an ECLIPSE reader, or hold a valid PROXI card/SAT key in the vicinity of the sensitive field of a PROXI reader: the Red light will turn ON to indicate ‘Operation Done’... -
Page 59: Door Control
MODE 3 - DOOR CONTROL In Mode 3, the EasyGate3 can control 3 doors. All the connected ECLIPSE/PROXI readers must be enabled for Door Control. Door Control To Open Doors at a Door Control reader: 1. Insert a valid SAT key into an ECLIPSE reader, or hold a valid PROXI card/SAT key in the vicinity of the sensitive field of a PROXI reader: the Red light will turn ON to indicate ‘Operation Done’... - Page 60 ® ® BENTEL SECURITY S.r.l. - Via Florida, 3 (Z.I. Valtesino) - 63013 GROTTAMMARE - AP - ITALY Tel.: +39 0735 735200 - Fax: +39 0735 634355 E-mail: info@bentelsecurity.com - http://www.bentelsecurity.com ISTISBLEEASYGAT3 1.0 110602 P70...
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