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Datafox EVO 2.8 Pure Manual (185 pages)

Brand: Datafox | Category: Data Loggers | Size: 12 MB

Table of Contents
4
For Your Safety
8
Introduction
9
Structure of the Documentation
9
Guarantee Restriction
9
Typography of the Documentation
10
Important General Notes
10
Intended Use and Environmental Protection Regulations and Notices
12
Power Supply
12
Environmental Influences
12
Mounting Outdoors
13
Degree of Protection
13
Temperature
14
Repair
14
Cleaning
15
Further Notices
15
Disposal
16
System Requirements / Hardware System Structure
17
Installation Requirements for Operating Datafox Devices
18
General Hardware Information
19
Hardware Equipment
19
Behavior in Case of Power Failure
19
Ups
19
Compatibility
20
Firmware File Archive (*.Dfz)
20
Datafox Devices and Device Firmware
20
Device Firmware and Device Setup
21
Device Firmware and Communication DLL
21
Communications DLL and Datafoxstudioiv
21
Datafoxstudioiv and Device Setup
21
Update / Downgrade
22
Device
23
Commissioning
23
Operation and Display Elements of the Evo 2.8
24
Display and Bios of the EVO-Line 2.8 Pure
25
Structure of Normal Display
25
Structure of Display EVO 2.8 Pure in the Bios Menu
26
Bios Menu Setting WLAN
30
Setting of the Proximity- & Ambient Light-Sensor
33
Displaydesigner
36
Color Setting for the Display
37
Default Setting
37
Display Function Buttons on the EVO 4.3 / 4.6 / 2.8 / 3.5 /5.0 Display
38
Upload Images for Function Buttons of EVO 4.3 / 4.6 / 2.8 / 3.5 /5.0
38
Transfer Additional Images
39
Picture for the Fingerprint Menu
39
Picture for Save Record Message
39
Image Display in the Main Menu
40
Keyboard Graphics A. Touch Config. for the EVO 4.6 Flexkey and 5.0 Pure
41
Show Images During Inputs
42
Design Examples in the Designer
44
Installation of the EVO 2.8 / 3.5 /5.0 Pure Terminal
45
Mounting Height of the EVO 2.8/3.5/5.0
45
All Dimensions for the EVO Terminal
46
Connecting of EVO 2.8 /3.5 /5.0 Pure Terminals
47
Connecting Plugs
47
Powersupply of the EVO 2.8 / 3.5 / 5.0 Pure
48
Power Via POE for 2.8/ 3.5 /5.0
48
Modules for Devices of Hardware V4
49
Description of the Various Extension Modules
49
Read the Optional Placement of the Device
49
Read out Important Module Information from the Device
51
Connection of the Individual Modules
53
Analog Inputs, 4 X Analog in
53
X Digital out
54
X Digital out 1X Digital in
54
X Digital in
54
X Digital out Activ-Low (Ground Switched)
55
X Digital out Aktive-Hi (Plus Switched)
55
Bus for Access Control
56
Communication of Hardware V4 Devices
57
Communication Via USB
57
Automatic Detected Connected USB to PC
58
Installing USB Driver for Hardware V4 Devices
59
Communication / Record Transfer Via USB-Stick (Host)
60
Error Messages by Using USB-Stick (Host)
61
Communication Via TCP / IP
62
Communication TCP / IP Via Network-Cable
63
Communication TCP / IP Via Wlan / Wifi
64
M111_WLAN ESP32-C3 ML01 (Wlan-Modul DF-WL03)
65
Texas Instruments TI-CC3135 (Generation 2)
66
Redpine (Generation 1)
67
Connection of the Terminals Via TCP/IP DNS / DHCP
69
Communication Via RS485
71
Connecting the Terminal Via RS485 to PC
71
Connecting the Terminal Via RS485 with a Comserver Lantronix
72
Communication Via Cellular Network (GPRS)
74
Communication State in the Display
75
Communication Via SMS
76
Send a SMS
76
Receive a SMS
77
Connection and Wiring of the Access Control
80
Configuration and Structure of the Access Control
80
Description of Tables for Access Control 2
82
Access-Control with Intera 2
86
EVO Intera II, Individual Settings
89
Functionality of the EVO Intera II
89
Global Function
90
Einstellung der Gerätefunktionen
90
Settings for Standby
91
Setting for Standard Operation
91
Preview of Reader Behavior
92
Transfer to the Device
92
Access Control II with PHG-Modules
93
Connecting of PHG-Reader
94
Configuration
101
Access Control with EVO Intera Reader
103
Connecting of the EVO Intera Reader Examples
105
Access Control II with EVO Agera
106
Display and Operation
106
Display for State of Access Control
107
Display the Number Keypad
107
Error Message
107
Bios-Menu
108
General Configuration
108
Display Configuration
109
Bus Configuration
109
Setting the Bus Address of the Reader for RS485 Bus
109
Activate the Termination Resistor of the Bus
109
Online Functions for the Access Control
110
Online Via Http-Protocol
110
Online Via DLL Connection
113
Function Extention for Access Control II
114
General Description
114
Examples
115
Description of the Table „Action2
119
Additional Functions for Access Control
120
List Presence
121
Integration of a Burglar Detection System (BDS)
122
Configuring up the BDS
122
Relays and Digital Inputs for Controlling the BDS (Type 2)
123
Assigning Codes for Arming and Disarming (Type 3)
124
Associating BDS Sections to Readers (Type 4)
125
Privileging Transponders to Control the BDS
126
Statuscodes
127
Pre-Checked Online Processing Graph
128
Example for the BDS Integration
129
Automatic Relay Release Upon Opening of the Door
130
Supervised Doors
130
Configuration
131
Requirements for the Readerprops Entry
131
Logical Conditions Implemented by the Access Controller
131
Special Case: Relays Operated by Time Model
132
Configuration Sample
132
Access Control Lists
132
Additional Lists
133
Status Messages of the Access Control
134
State Signals of Reader Modules Via Leds
139
Function for Access Control U&Z (Locking Cylinders)
140
Design Example
140
First Start with Locking Cylinders
143
Assembly and Disassembly of the Cylinders
143
Set up the Wireless Network for Cylinder
144
Battery State and Live Time
145
Change the Access Control Master ID and Knob Active Time
146
Optical and Acoustic Signals of the U&Z Locking Cylinder
147
Optical and Acoustic Signals of the U&Z Door Handle
148
Resetting the U&Z Locking Cylinder
148
Supported Transponder Technologies
149
Service Key Broken / Lost
150
Replace Service Key
150
Technical Data of the Radio Module
150
RFID Reader
151
Data on Card
152
General Infomation
152
Settings for Using Dataoncard
153
Dataoncard on the Access Control Reader
157
Dataoncard and a Access Control Reader - Wiring
158
Barcode Reader
159
Fingerscanner Optical Sensor
161
Menu Page - Check Finger
162
Menu Page - "Teach In" Fingerprints
162
Training" Menu Page
163
Menu Page - Delete
164
Menu Page - "Exit
164
Operation Finger Scanner Line Sensor
168
General Infomation
169
Teach-In
171
Procedure
172
Process Variants
173
Technical Data of the Fingerprint Module
174
Fever Measurement on the Wrist
175
Operating Sequence of the Measuring Process
176
Results Oft He Measurement
176
Description of the Field Function
177
Operation on the Unit
178
Description of the Field Function in the Display Designer
180
Technical Specifications EVO 2.8 /3.5 /5.0 Pure
183
Communication Modules
184
Access Modules
184
Module Digital in and out
184
Modules Miscellaneous
184
Faq
184

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