Axis A1001 User Manual

AXISA1001NetworkDoorController&AXISEntryManager

UserManual

AboutthisDocument

Thismanualisintendedforadministratorsandusersof
AXISA1001NetworkDoorControllerandisapplicableto
AXISEntryManagerandrmware1.25andlater.Itincludes
instructionsforusingandmanagingtheproductonyournetwork.
Previousexperienceofnetworkingwillbeofusewhenusingthis
product.SomeknowledgeofUNIXorLinux-basedsystemsmayalsobe
benecial,fordevelopingshellscriptsandapplications.Laterversions
ofthisdocumentwillbepostedtotheAxiswebsite,asrequired.See
alsotheproduct’sonlinehelp,availableviatheweb-basedinterface.

Inthismanual,AXISA1001NetworkDoorControllerisreferredtoas:
theAxisproduct,product,networkdoorcontroller ,anddoorcontroller .

Liability

Everycarehasbeentakeninthepreparationofthisdocument.Please
informyourlocalAxisofceofanyinaccuraciesoromissions.Axis
CommunicationsABcannotbeheldresponsibleforanytechnicalor
typographicalerrorsandreservestherighttomakechangestothe
productandmanualswithoutpriornotice.AxisCommunicationsAB
makesnowarrantyofanykindwithregardtothematerialcontained
withinthisdocument,including,butnotlimitedto,theimplied
warrantiesofmerchantabilityandtnessforaparticularpurpose.Axis
CommunicationsABshallnotbeliablenorresponsibleforincidentalor
consequentialdamagesinconnectionwiththefurnishing,performance
oruseofthismaterial.Thisproductisonlytobeusedforitsintended
purpose.

IntellectualPropertyRights

AxisABhasintellectualpropertyrightsrelatingtotechnologyembodied
intheproductdescribedinthisdocument.Inparticular ,andwithout
limitation,theseintellectualpropertyrightsmayincludeoneormore
ofthepatentslistedatwww.axis.com/patent.htmandoneormore
additionalpatentsorpendingpatentapplicationsintheUSandother
countries.

ThisproductcontainssourcecodecopyrightAppleComputer,
Inc.,underthetermsofApplePublicSourceLicense2.0(see

www.opensource.apple.com/apsl).Thesourcecodeisavailablefrom
https://developer.apple.com/bonjour/

EquipmentModications

Thisequipmentmustbeinstalledandusedinstrictaccordancewiththe
instructionsgivenintheuserdocumentation.Thisequipmentcontains
nouser-serviceablecomponents.Unauthorizedequipmentchangesor
modicationswillinvalidateallapplicableregulatorycertications
andapprovals.

TrademarkAcknowledgments

AXISCOMMUNICATIONS,AXIS,ETRAX,ARTPECandVAPIXare
registeredtrademarksortrademarkapplicationsofAxisABinvarious
jurisdictions.Allothercompanynamesandproductsaretrademarksor
registeredtrademarksoftheirrespectivecompanies.

NetworkTimeProtocolVersion4DistributioniscopyrightofUniversity
ofDelaware–©UniversityofDelaware1992–2011.Thefollowing
copyrightnoticeappliestoalllescollectivelycalledtheNetworkTime
ProtocolVersion4Distribution.Unlessspecicallydeclaredotherwise
inanindividualle,thisnoticeappliesasifthetextwasexplicitly
includedinthele.Permissiontouse,copy,modify,anddistributethis
softwareanditsdocumentationforanypurposewithorwithoutfeeis
herebygranted,providedthattheabovecopyrightnoticeappearsinall
copiesandthatboththecopyrightnoticeandthispermissionnotice
appearinsupportingdocumentation,andthatthenameUniversityof
Delawarenotbeusedinadvertisingorpertainingtodistributionofthe
softwarewithoutspecic,writtenpriorpermission.TheUniversityof
Delawaremakesnorepresentationsaboutthesuitabilitythissoftware
foranypurpose.Itisprovided"asis"withoutexpressorimplied
warranty.

RegulatoryInformation

Europe

ThisproductcomplieswiththeapplicableCEmarkingdirectives

andharmonizedstandards:

•ElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)Directive2004/108/EC.See

ElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)onpage2.

•LowVoltage(LVD)Directive2006/95/EC.SeeSafetyonpage2.

•RestrictionsofHazardousSubstances(RoHS)Directive201 1/65/EU.

SeeDisposalandRecyclingonpage3.
Acopyoftheoriginaldeclarationofconformitymaybeobtainedfrom
AxisCommunicationsAB.SeeContactInformationonpage3.

ElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)

Thisequipmenthasbeendesignedandtestedtofulllapplicable
standardsfor:

•Radiofrequencyemissionwheninstalledaccordingtothe

instructionsandusedinitsintendedenvironment.

•Immunitytoelectricalandelectromagneticphenomenawhen

installedaccordingtotheinstructionsandusedinitsintended

environment.

USA

Thisequipmenthasbeentestedusingashieldednetworkcable(STP)
andfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,
pursuanttopart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesigned
toprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceina
residentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates,usesandcanradiate
radiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordance
withtheinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradio
communications.However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterference
willnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoes
causeharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,which
canbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuseris
encouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthe
followingmeasures:

•Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.

•Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver .

•Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfrom

thattowhichthereceiverisconnected.

•Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.

Theproductshallbeconnectedusingashieldednetworkcable(STP)
thatisproperlygrounded.

Canada

ThisdigitalapparatuscomplieswithCANICES-3(ClassB).Theproduct
shallbeconnectedusingashieldednetworkcable(STP)thatisproperly
grounded.
CetappareilnumériqueestconformeàlanormeCANNMB-3(classeB).
Leproduitdoitêtreconnectéàl'aided'uncâbleréseaublindé(STP)qui
estcorrectementmisàlaterre.

Europe

ThisdigitalequipmentfulllstherequirementsforRFemission
accordingtotheClassBlimitofEN55022.Theproductshallbe
connectedusingashieldednetworkcable(STP)thatisproperly
grounded.

Thisproductfulllstherequirementsforimmunityaccording
toEN61000-6-1residential,commercialandlight-industrial
environments.

Thisproductfulllstherequirementsforimmunityaccordingto
EN61000-6-2industrialenvironments.

Thisproductfulllstherequirementsforimmunityaccordingto
EN55024ofceandcommercialenvironments

Thisproductfulllstherequirementsforimmunityaccordingto
EN50130-4residential,commercial,light-industrialandindustrial
environments.

Australia/NewZealand

ThisdigitalequipmentfulllstherequirementsforRFemission
accordingtotheClassBlimitofAS/NZSCISPR22.Theproductshall
beconnectedusingashieldednetworkcable(STP)thatisproperly
grounded.

Japan

この装置は、クラスB情報技術装置です。この装置は、家
庭環境で使用することを目的としていますが、この装置が
ラジオやテレビジョン受信機に近接して使用されると、受
信障害を引き起こすことがあります。取扱説明書に従って
正しい取り扱いをして下さい。本製品は、シールドネット
ワークケーブル(STP)を使用して接続してください。また
適切に接地してください。

Safety

ThisproductcomplieswithIEC/EN/UL60950-1,SafetyofInformation
TechnologyEquipment.Ifitsconnectingcablesareroutedoutdoors,

theproductshallbegroundedeitherthroughashieldednetworkcable
(STP)orotherappropriatemethod.

Thepowersupplyusedwiththisproductshallfullltherequirements
forSafetyExtraLowVoltage(SELV)andLimitedPowerSource(LPS)
accordingtoIEC/EN/UL60950-1.

DisposalandRecycling

Whenthisproducthasreachedtheendofitsusefullife,disposeof
itaccordingtolocallawsandregulations.Forinformationabout
yournearestdesignatedcollectionpoint,contactyourlocalauthority
responsibleforwastedisposal.Inaccordancewithlocallegislation,
penaltiesmaybeapplicableforincorrectdisposalofthiswaste.

Europe

Thissymbolmeansthattheproductshallnotbedisposedof
togetherwithhouseholdorcommercialwaste.Directive2012/19/EU
onwasteelectricalandelectronicequipment(WEEE)isapplicablein
theEuropeanUnionmemberstates.Topreventpotentialharmto
humanhealthandtheenvironment,theproductmustbedisposed
ofinanapprovedandenvironmentallysaferecyclingprocess.For
informationaboutyournearestdesignatedcollectionpoint,contact
yourlocalauthorityresponsibleforwastedisposal.Businessesshould
contacttheproductsupplierforinformationabouthowtodispose
ofthisproductcorrectly .

ThisproductcomplieswiththerequirementsofDirective201 1/65/EUon
therestrictionoftheuseofcertainhazardoussubstancesinelectrical
andelectronicequipment(RoHS).

China

Thisproductcomplieswiththerequirementsofthelegislative
actAdministrationontheControlofPollutionCausedbyElectronic
InformationProducts(ACPEIP).

ContactInformation

AxisCommunicationsAB
Emdalavägen14
22369Lund
Sweden

Tel:[phone]
Fax:[phone]

www.axis.com

SupportedReaders

Thislistofsupportedreadersissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
ContactyourAxisresellerforinformationaboutsupportedreaders.

ThisproductiscompatiblewithULListedWiegandaccesscontrol
readers

ThisproductiscompatiblewiththefollowingRS485accesscontrol
readers:

AXISA401 1-EReader

HIDiCLASS®RW100:6101CG40000,6101CGM0000,6101CK40000,
6101CK40002,6101CK40100,6101CK403C0,6101CKM0000,
6101CKM0002,6101CKM0203;RW300:61 1 1CG40000,61 1 1CG400C0,
61 11CGM0000,61 11CK40000,611 1CK4000Z,61 11CKM0000;
RW400:6121CG40000,6121CGM0000,6121CK40000,
6121CK40003,6121CK40007-G3.0,6121CK4000D-G3.0,
6121CKM0000;R40:6122CKP00P0,6122CKP05P0,6122CKP06P0;
RWK400:6131CG4020000,6131CK4000000,6131CK4000014,
6131CK4000300,6131CK4020000,6131CKM000000,
6131CKM000214;RK40:6132BKP00Q709-G3.0,6132CKP000009,
6132CKP00001 1,6132CKP000700-G3.0,6132CKP000709-G3.0,
6132CKP001009,6132CKP00101 1,6132CKP00P000,6132CKP00P009,
6132CKP00P709-G3.0,6132CKP00Q709-G3.0,6132CKP030014,
6132CKP060514,6132CKP06P009,6132CKP06P609,6132CKP070209;

RW150:6141CG40000,6141CGM0000,6141CK40000,6141CKM0000;
R15:6142CKP000Z,6142CKP00P0,6142CKP0100;RWKL550:

6171BK4000000,6171BK4000009,6171BK4000014,6171BK4000214,
6171BK4000500,6171BK4040Z14,6171BK4060000,617 1BK4060209,
6171BK4060Z09,6171BK4061000,6171BKM000000,6171BKM000200,
6171BKM000300,6171BKM040400;RWKLB575:6181BK4000000,
6181BK4000009,6181BK4000014,6181BK4000022,6181BK406C009;

HIDSmartid®:8031DSAP

HIDpivClass®R10-H:900LHRNAK00000,900LHRTAK00000,
900NHRNAK00000,900NHRTAK00000,900PHRNAK00000,
900PHRTAK00000,910LHRNAK00000,910LHRTAK00000,
910NHRNAK00000,910NHRTAK00000,910PHRNAK00000,
910PHRTAK00000,920LHRNAK00000,920LHRTAK00000,
920NHRNAK00000,920NHRTAK00000,920PHRNAK00000,
920PHRTAK00000,921LHRNAK00000,921LHRTAK00000,
921NHRNAK00000,921NHRTAK00000,921PHRNAK00000,
921PHRTAK00000;RPKCL40-P:923LPRNAK00000,923LPRTAK00000,
923NPRTAK00000,923PPRNAK00000,923PPRTAK00000

TM

Aptiq

:M1 1,MTK15,MTMSK15,MT15,MTMS15

ForinformationaboutwhichcompatibleRS485accesscontrolreaders
havebeenveriedbyUL,seetheInstallationGuideavailableat

www.axis.com

Support

Shouldyourequireanytechnicalassistance,pleasecontactyourAxis
reseller.Ifyourquestionscannotbeansweredimmediately ,your
resellerwillforwardyourqueriesthroughtheappropriatechannelsto
ensurearapidresponse.IfyouareconnectedtotheInternet,youcan:

•downloaduserdocumentationandsoftwareupdates

•ndanswerstoresolvedproblemsintheFAQdatabase.Search

byproduct,category ,orphrase

•reportproblemstoAxissupportstaffbyloggingintoyourprivate

supportarea

•chatwithAxissupportstaff(selectedcountriesonly)

•visitAxisSupportatwww.axis.com/techsup/

LearnMore!

VisitAxislearningcenterwww.axis.com/academy/forusefultrainings,
webinars,tutorialsandguides.

AXISA1001NetworkDoorController&AXISEntryManager

TableofContents

HardwareOverview..........................................5

LEDIndicators..................................................7

ConnectorsandButtons..........................................8

AccesstheProduct..........................................10

AccessfromaBrowser...........................................10

AccessfromtheInternet..........................................10

SettheRootPassword...........................................10

TheOverviewPage..............................................1 1

SystemConguration........................................12

Conguration–StepbyStep......................................12

SelectaLanguage...............................................12

ConguretheHardware..........................................13

VerifytheHardwareConnections...................................17

SettheDateandTime............................................17

ConguretheNetworkSettings....................................18

CongureCardFormats..........................................19

ManageNetworkDoorControllers..................................21

MaintenanceInstructions.........................................23

AccessManagement.........................................24

AboutUsers....................................................24

TheAccessManagementPage.....................................24

ChooseaWorkow..............................................24

CreateandEditAccessSchedules..................................25

CreateandEditGroups...........................................27

ManageDoors..................................................27

CreateandEditUsers............................................29

ExampleAccessScheduleCombinations.............................31

AlarmandEventConguration................................33

ViewtheEventLog..............................................33

ViewtheAlarmLog..............................................33

ConguretheEventandAlarmLogs................................33

SetUpActionRules.............................................34

ReaderFeedback................................................39

Reports...................................................40

View,Print,andExportReports....................................40

SystemOptions.............................................41

Security.......................................................41

Date&Time....................................................43

Network.......................................................43

Ports&Devices.................................................48

Maintenance...................................................48

Support.......................................................49

Advanced......................................................50

ResettoFactoryDefaultSettings...................................50

Troubleshooting............................................51

ChecktheFirmware.............................................51

UpgradetheFirmware...........................................51

EmergencyRecoveryProcedure....................................51

Symptoms,PossibleCausesandRemedialActions.....................52

TechnicalSpecications......................................54

AXISA1001NetworkDoorController................................54

AXISEntryManager.............................................56

Connectors....................................................57

ConnectionDiagrams............................................61

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HardwareOverview

HardwareOverview

Thehardwareoverviewisdividedintothefollowingcategories:

•Frontandback.Seepage5.

•I/Ointerface.Seepage6.

•Externalpowerinputs.Seepage6.

•Poweroutputs.Seepage6.

•LEDindicators,buttonsandotherhardware.Seepage7.

Frontandback:

1

Cover

2

Coverscrew

3

Coverremovalslot

4

Base

5

DINclip–upper

6

Tamperingalarmswitch–back

7

DINclip–lower

8

Partnumber(P/N)&Serialnumber(S/N)

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I/Ointerface:

1

Readerdataconnector(READERDATA1)

10

Readerdataconnector(READERDATA2)

3

ReaderI/Oconnector(READERI/O1)

8

ReaderI/Oconnector(READERI/O2)

4

Doorconnector(DOORIN1)

7

Doorconnector(DOORIN2)

6

Auxiliaryconnector(AUX)

5

Audioconnector(AUDIO)(notused)

Externalpowerinputs:

2

Powerconnector(DCIN)

12

Networkconnector(PoE)

Poweroutputs:

9

Powerlockconnector(LOCK)

11

Power&Relayconnector(PWR,RELAY)

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LEDindicators,buttonsandotherhardware:

1

PowerLEDindicator

2

StatusLEDindicator

3

NetworkLEDindicator

4

Reader2LEDindicator(notused)

5

Reader1LEDindicator(notused)

6

Tamperingalarmpinheader–front(TF)

7

Tamperingalarmpinheader–back(TB)

8

LockLEDindicator

9

LockLEDindicator

10

Tamperingalarmsensor–front

11

SDcardslot(microSDHC)(notused)

12

Controlbutton

13

Partnumber(P/N)&Serialnumber(S/N)

LEDIndicators

LED

Network

Status

Color

Green

Amber

UnlitNonetworkconnection.

GreenSteadygreenfornormaloperation.

Amber

Red

Green

Amber

Indication

Steadyforconnectiontoa100MBit/snetwork.Flashesfornetworkactivity.

Steadyforconnectiontoa10MBit/snetwork.Flashesfornetworkactivity.

Steadyduringstartupandwhenrestoringsettings.

Slowashforfailedupgrade.

Normaloperation. Power

Flashesgreen/amberduringrmwareupgrade.

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HardwareOverview

Lock

Note

•TheStatusLEDcanbeconguredtoashwhileaneventisactive.

•TheStatusLEDcanbeconguredtoashforidentifyingtheunit.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>
SystemOptions>Maintenance.

GreenSteadywhennotenergized.

Red

UnlitFloating.

Steadywhenenergized.

ConnectorsandButtons

Fortechnicalspecications,seepage54.

I/OInterface

ReaderDataConnector
Two6-pinterminalblockssupportingRS485andWiegandprotocolsforcommunicationwiththereader.Forspecications,see
page58.

ReaderI/OConnector
Two6-pinterminalblocksforreaderinputandoutput.Inadditiontothe0VDCreferencepointandpower(DCoutput),the
readerI/Oconnectorprovidestheinterfaceto:

•Digitalinput–Forconnecting,forexample,readertamperingalarms.

•Digitaloutput–Forconnecting,forexample,readerbeepersandreaderLEDs.

Forspecications,seepage58.

DoorConnector
Two4-pinterminalblocksforconnectingdoormonitoringdevicesandrequesttoexit(REX)devices.Forspecications,seepage59.

AuxiliaryConnector
4-pincongurableI/Oterminalblock.Usewithexternaldevices,incombinationwith,forexampletamperingalarms,eventtriggering
andalarmnotications.Inadditiontothe0VDCreferencepointandpower(DCoutput),theauxiliaryconnectorprovidesthe
interfaceto:

•Digitalinput–Analarminputforconnectingdevicesthatcantogglebetweenanopenandclosedcircuit,forexamplePIR

sensorsorglassbreakdetectors.

•Digitaloutput–Forconnectingexternaldevicessuchasburglaralarms,sirensorlights.Connecteddevicescanbe

activatedbytheVAPIX®applicationprogramminginterfaceorbyanactionrule.

Forspecications,seepage59.

ExternalPowerInputs

NO

TICE

NO NO

TICE TICE

Theproductshallbeconnectedusingashieldednetworkcable(STP).Allcablesconnectingtheproducttothenetworkshall
beintendedfortheirspecicuse.Makesurethatthenetworkdevicesareinstalledinaccordancewiththemanufacturer’s
instructions.Forinformationaboutregulatoryrequirements,seeElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)onpage2.

PowerConnector
2-pinterminalblockforDCpowerinput.UseaSafetyExtraLowVoltage(SELV)compliantlimitedpowersource(LPS)witheithera
ratedoutputpowerlimitedto≤100Woraratedoutputcurrentlimitedto≤5A.Forspecications,seepage59.

NetworkConnector
RJ45Ethernetconnector.SupportsPoweroverEthernet(PoE).Forspecications,seepage60.

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HardwareOverview

PowerOutputs

PowerLockConnector
4-pinterminalblockforconnectingoneortwolocks.Thelockconnectorcanalsobeusedtopowerexternaldevices.For
specications,seepage60.

Power&RelayConnector
6-pinterminalblockforconnectingpowerandthedoorcontroller’srelaytoexternaldevicessuchaslocksandsensors.For
specications,seepage60.

ButtonsandOtherHardware

TamperingAlarmPinHeader
Two2-pinheadersfordisconnectingthefrontandbacktamperingalarms.Forspecications,seepage60.

ControlButton
Thecontrolbuttonisusedfor:

•Resettingtheproducttofactorydefaultsettings.Seepage50.

•ConnectingtoanAXISVideoHostingSystemservice.Seepage45.Toconnect,pressandholdthebuttonforabout1

seconduntiltheStatusLEDashesgreen.

•ConnectingtoAXISInternetDynamicDNSService.Seepage45.Toconnect,pressandholdthebuttonforabout3seconds.

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AccesstheProduct

AccesstheProduct

ToinstalltheAxisproduct,refertotheInstallationGuidesuppliedwiththeproduct.

Theproductcanbeusedwithmostoperatingsystemsandbrowsers.TherecommendedbrowsersareInternetExplorerwithWindows,
SafariwithMacintoshandFirefoxwithotheroperatingsystems.SeeTechnicalSpecicationsonpage54

AccessfromaBrowser

1.Startabrowser(Chrome,InternetExplorer,Firefox,Safari).

2.EntertheIPaddressorhostnameoftheAxisproductinthebrowser’sLocation/Addresseld.Toaccesstheproductfroma

Macintoshcomputer(MacOSX),clickontheBonjourtabandselecttheproductfromthedrop-downlist.

IfyoudonotknowtheIPaddress,useAXISIPUtilitytolocatetheproductonthenetwork.Forinformationabout
howtodiscoverandassignanIPaddress,seethesupportpagesatwww.axis.com/techsuportheInstallationGuide
availableatwww .axis.com

3.Enteryourusernameandpassword.Ifthisisthersttimetheproductisaccessed,therootpasswordmustrstbe

congured.Forinstructions,seeSettheRootPasswordonpage10.

4.AXISEntryManageropensinyourbrowser.ThestartpageiscalledtheOverviewpage.

AccessfromtheInternet

Onceconnected,theAxisproductisaccessibleonyourlocalnetwork(LAN).ToaccesstheproductfromtheInternetyoumust
congureyournetworkroutertoallowincomingdatatrafctotheproduct.Todothis,enabletheNAT-traversalfeature,whichwill
attempttoautomaticallyconguretheroutertoallowaccesstotheproduct.ThisisenabledfromSetup>AdditionalController
Conguration>SystemOptions>Network>TCP/IP>Advanced.

Formoreinformation,seeNATtraversal(portmapping)forIPv4onpage46.SeealsoAXISInternetDynamicDNSServiceat

www.axiscam.net

ForTechnicalnotesonthisandothertopics,visittheAxisSupportwebatwww.axis.com/techsup

SettheRootPassword

ToaccesstheAxisproduct,youmustsetthepasswordforthedefaultadministratoruserroot.ThisisdoneintheCongureRoot
Passworddialog,whichopenswhentheproductisaccessedforthersttime.

Topreventnetworkeavesdropping,therootpasswordcanbesetviaanencryptedHTTPSconnection,whichrequiresanHTTPS
certicate.HTTPS(HypertextTransferProtocoloverSSL)isaprotocolusedtoencrypttrafcbetweenwebbrowsersandservers.The
HTTPScerticateensuresencryptedexchangeofinformation.SeeHTTPSonpage41.

Thedefaultadministratorusernamerootispermanentandcannotbedeleted.Ifthepasswordforrootislost,theproductmustbe
resettothefactorydefaultsettings.SeeResettoFactoryDefaultSettingsonpage50.

TosetthepasswordviaastandardHTTPconnection,enteritdirectlyinthedialog.

TosetthepasswordviaanencryptedHTTPSconnection,followthesesteps:

1.ClickUseHTTPS.

Atemporarycerticate(validforoneyear)iscreated,enablingencryptionofalltrafctoandfromtheproduct,andthe
passwordcannowbesetsecurely.

2.Enterapasswordandthenre-enterittoconrmthespelling.

3.ClickOK.Thepasswordhasnowbeencongured.

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AccesstheProduct

TheOverviewPage

TheOverviewpageinAXISEntryManagershowsinformationaboutthedoorcontroller’sname,MACaddress,IPaddress,and
rmwareversion.Italsoenablesyoutoidentifythedoorcontrolleronthenetworkorinthesystem.

ThersttimeyouaccesstheAxisproduct,theOverviewpagewillpromptyoutocongurethehardware,tosetdateandtime,to
congurethenetworksettings,andtocongurethedoorcontrolleraspartofasystemorasastandaloneunit.Formoreinformation
aboutconguringthesystem,seeConguration–StepbySteponpage12.

ToreturntotheOverviewpagefromtheproduct’sotherwebpages,clickOverviewinthemenubar.

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SystemConfiguration

SystemConfiguration

Toopentheproduct’sSetuppages,clickSetupinthetopright-handcorneroftheOverviewpage.

TheAxisproductcanbeconguredbyadministrators.Formoreinformationaboutusersandadministrators,seepage24,page29,
andpage41.

Conguration–StepbyStep

Beforeyoustartusingtheaccesscontrolsystem,youshouldcompletethefollowingsetupsteps:

1.IfEnglishisnotyourrstlanguage,youmaywantAXISEntryManagertouseadifferentlanguage.SeeSelectaLanguage

onpage12.

2.Congurethedoorcontrollerandconnecteddevicessuchasreaders,locksandrequesttoexit(REX)devices.SeeCongure

theHardwareonpage13.

3.VerifytheHardwareConnections.Seepage17.

4.Setthedateandtime.Seepage17.

5.Congurethenetworksettings.Seepage18.

6.Congurecardformats.Seepage19.

7.Congurethedoorcontrollersystem.SeeManageNetworkDoorControllersonpage21.

Forinformationabouthowtocongureandmanagethesystem'sdoors,schedules,usersandgroups,seeAccessManagementon
page24.

Forinformationaboutmaintenancerecommendations,seeMaintenanceInstructionsonpage23.

Note

Toaddorremovedoorcontrollers,toadd,remove,oreditusers,ortocongurethehardware,morethanhalfofthedoor
controllersinthesystemmustbeonline.Tocheckthedoorcontrollerstatus,gotoSetup>ManageNetworkDoor
ControllersinSystem.

SelectaLanguage

ThedefaultlanguageofAXISEntryManagerisEnglish,butyoucanswitchtoanyofthelanguagesthatareincludedintheproduct’s
rmware.Forinformationaboutthelatestavailablermware,seewww.axis.com

Youcanswitchlanguagesinanyoftheproduct’swebpages.

Toswitchlanguages,clickthelanguagedrop-downlist
displayedintheselectedlanguage.

Important

•Languageselectionissupportedfromrmware1.25.Ifthedoorcontrollerusesanearlierversion,youneedtoupgradethe
rmwarebeforeyoucanselectalanguage.SeeUpgradetheFirmwareonpage51.

•Languagesettingsarenotsharedbetweendoorcontrollersinthesystem.Eitherselectthelanguageinalldoorcontrollers,
oralwaysopenAxisEntryManagerfromthesamedoorcontroller.

andselectalanguage.Alltheproduct’swebpagesandhelppagesare

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Note

•Whenyouswitchlanguages,thedateformatalsochangestoaformatcommonlyusedintheselectedlanguage.The
correctformatisdisplayedinthedataelds.

•Ifyouresettheproducttofactorydefaultsettings,AXISEntryManagerswitchesbacktoEnglish.

•Ifyourestoretheproduct,AXISEntryManagerwillcontinuetousetheselectedlanguage.

•Ifyourestarttheproduct,AXISEntryManagerwillcontinuetousetheselectedlanguage.

•Ifyouupgradethermware,AXISEntryManagerwillcontinuetousetheselectedlanguage.

ConguretheHardware

Beforeyoucanmanagethedoors,thehardwaremustbeconguredintheHardwareCongurationpages.

Doors,locksandotherdevicescanbeconnectedtotheAxisproductbeforecompletingthehardwareconguration.However,the
connectionofdeviceswillbeeasierifyoucompletethehardwarecongurationrst.Thisisbecausethehardwarepinchartwillbe
availablewhenthecongurationiscomplete.Thehardwarepinchartisaguideonhowtoconnectthepinsandcanbeusedasa
referencesheetformaintenance.Formaintenanceinstructions,seepage23.

Ifconguringthehardwareforthersttime,selectoneofthefollowingmethods:

•Importahardwarecongurationle.Seepage13.

•Createanewhardwareconguration.Seepage14.

ImportaHardwareCongurationFile

ThehardwarecongurationoftheAxisproductcanbecompletedfasterbyimportingahardwarecongurationle.

Byexportingthelefromoneproductandimportingittoothers,youcanmakemultiplecopiesofthesamehardwaresetupwithout
havingtorepeatthesamestepsoverandoveragain.Youcanalsostoreexportedlesasbackupsandusethemtorestoreprevious
hardwarecongurations.Formoreinformation,seeExportaHardwareCongurationFileonpage13.

Toimportahardwarecongurationle:

1.GotoSetup>HardwareConguration.

2.ClickImporthardwarecongurationor,ifthereahardwarecongurationalreadyexists,Resetandimporthardware

conguration.

3.Inthelebrowserdialogthatappears,locateandselectthehardwarecongurationle(*.json)onyourcomputer.

4.ClickOK.

ExportaHardwareCongurationFile

ThehardwarecongurationoftheAxisproductcanbeexportedtomakemultiplecopiesofthesamehardwaresetup.Youcanalso
storeexportedlesasbackupsandusethemtorestoreprevioushardwarecongurations.

Toexportahardwarecongurationle:

1.GotoSetup>HardwareConguration.

2.ClickExporthardwareconguration.

3.Dependingonthebrowser,youmayneedtogothroughadialogtocompletetheexport.

Unlessotherwisespecied,theexportedle(*.json)issavedinthedefaultdownloadfolder.Youcanselectadownload
folderinthewebbrowser’susersettings.

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CreateaNewHardwareConguration

Tocreateanewhardwarecongurationfromthebeginning:

1.GotoSetup>HardwareCongurationandclickStartnewhardwareconguration.

Iftheproduct’shardwarehasnotbeenconguredbeforeorhasbeendeleted,HardwareCongurationwillbeavailablein
thenoticationpanelintheOverviewpage.

2.Selectadooroptiondependingonthenumberofdoors,one(1)ortwo(2),thatwillbeconnectedtotheAxisproduct.

3.EnteradescriptivenameforeachdoorandclickNext.Itisrecommendedtoprovidethedoorswithuniquedescriptive

namessothattheyeasilycanbeidentifedbyanyonewhowilladministratethesystem.

YoucanalsoeditthenameoftheAxisproduct.Thedefaultnameincludestheserialnumberforeasyidentication.

4.Selectthedoormonitorandlockoptionsthatmatchtherequirementsandthetypeoflockconnectionsthatwillbeused

andclickNext.Formoreinformation,seeCongureLocksandDoorMonitorsonpage14andLockOptionsonpage15.

5.SelectthetypesofreadersthatwillbeusedandclickFinish.Formoreinformation,seeCongureReadersandREXDevices

onpage16andReaderandREXDeviceOptionsonpage16.

6.Inthedialogthatappearsaftercompletingtheconguration,clickOKorclickthelinktoviewthehardwarepinchart.

Toprintthehardwarepinchart,clickPrintHardwarePinChartontheHardwarePinChartpage.

Tocancelthehardwareconguration,clickCancel.Thiscanbedoneinanyofthehardwarecongurationpages.

CongureLocksandDoorMonitors

1.Ifadoormonitorwillbeused,selectDoormonitorandthenselecttheoptionthatmatcheshowthedoormonitor

circuitswillbeconnected.

2.Ifthedoorlockshalllockimmediatelyafterthedoorhasbeenopened,selectCancelaccesstimeoncedoorisopened.

3.Specifythedoormonitortimeoptionsor,ifnodoormonitorwillbeused,thelocktimeoptions.

4.Selecttheoptionsthatmatchhowthelockcircuitswillbeconnected.

5.Ifalockmonitorwillbeused,selectLockmonitorandthenselecttheoptionsthatmatchhowthelockmonitorcircuits

willbeconnected.

6.Iftheinputconnectionsfromreaders,REXdevices,anddoormonitorsshallbesupervised,selectEnablesupervisedinputs.

Formoreinformation,seeUseSupervisedInputsonpage16.

Note

•Mostlock,doormonitor,andreaderoptionscanbechangedwithoutresettingandstartinganewhardwareconguration.
GotoSetup>HardwareReconguration.

•Youcanconnectonelockmonitorperdoorcontroller.Soifyouusedouble-lockdoors,onlyoneofthelockscanhavealock
monitor.Iftwodoorsareconnectedtothesamedoorcontroller,lockmonitorscannotbeused.

•Motorizedlocksmustbeconguredassecondarylocks.

DoorMonitorOptions

Thefollowingdoormonitoroptionsareavailable:

•Doormonitor–Selectedbydefault.Eachdoorhasitsowndoormonitorthat,forexample,willsignalwhenthedoorhas

beenforcedopenoropentoolong.Deselectifnodoormonitorwillbeused.

-Opencircuit=Closeddoor–Selectifthedoormonitorcircuitisnormallyopen.Thedoormonitorgivesthedoor
opensignalwhenthecircuitisclosed.Thedoormonitorgivesthedoorclosedsignalwhenthecircuitisopen.

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-Opencircuit=Opendoor–Selectifthedoormonitorcircuitisnormallyclosed.Thedoormonitorgivesthedoor
opensignalwhenthecircuitisopen.Thedoormonitorgivesthedoorclosedsignalwhenthecircuitisclosed.

•Cancelaccesstimeoncedoorisopened–Selecttopreventtailgating,thatis,stopunauthorizedvisitorsfromaccessing
thedoor.Thedoorwilllockimmediatelyafterthedoorhasbeenopened.Whenthedoorcloses,thedoorwillbelockedand
cannotbeopeneduntilauserrequestsandisgrantedaccessagain.

Thefollowingdoormonitortimeoptionsareavailable:

•Accesstime–Setthenumberofsecondsthedoorshallremainunlockedafteraccesshasbeengranted.Thedoorremains
unlockeduntilthedoorhasbeenopenedandwilllockwhenitclosesregardlessofwhethertheaccesstimehasexpiredor
not.Ifthedoorremainsunopened,itlockswhenthesetaccesstimehasbeenreached.

•Opentoolongtime–Setthenumberofsecondsthedoorisallowedtostayopen.Ifthedoorisstillopenwhenthe
opentoolongtimehasbeenreached,thedooropentoolongalarmistriggered.Setupanactionruletocongurewhich
actiontheopentoolongeventshalltrigger.

•Pre-alarmtime–Apre-alarmisawarningsignalthatistriggeredbeforetheopentoolongtimehasbeenreached.It
tellstheadministratorand,dependingonhowtheactionrulehasbeensetup,itcanalsowarntheuser(theperson
enteringthedoor)thatthedoorneedstobeclosedortherealalarm,thedooropentoolongalarm,willgooff.Setthe
numberofsecondsbeforethedooropentoolongalarmistriggeredthesystemshallgivethepre-alarmwarningsignal.
Todisablethepre-alarm,setthepre-alarmtimeto0.

Forinformationabouthowtosetupanactionrule,seeSetUpActionRulesonpage34.

LockOptions

DeselectDoormonitortomakethefollowinglocktimeoptionsavailable:

•Doorunlockedtime–Setthenumberofsecondsthedoorshallremainunlockedafteraccesshasbeengranted.Thedoor
remainsunlockeduntilthedoorhasbeenopenedandwilllockwhenitclosesregardlessofwhetherthedoorunlockedtime
hasexpiredornot.Ifthedoorremainsunopened,itlockswhenthesetdoorunlocktimehasbeenreached.

•Pre-locksignaltime–Apre-locksignalisawarningsignalthatistriggeredbeforethedoorlocks.Ittellstheadministrator
and,dependingonhowtheactionrulehasbeensetup,itcanalsowarntheuser(thepersonenteringthedoor)that
thedoorwilllocksoon.Setthenumberofsecondsbeforethedoorlocksthesystemshallgivethepre-lockwarning
signal.Thepre-locksignaltimemustbeshorterthanthedoorunlockedtime.Todisablethepre-lockwarningsignal,
setthepre-locksignaltimeto0.

Thefollowinglockcircuitoptionsareavailable:

•12V

-Fail-secure–Selectforlocksthatremainlockedduringpoweroutages.Whenapplyingelectriccurrent,the
lockwillunlock.

-Fail-safe–Selectforlocksthatunlockduringpoweroutages.Whenapplyingelectriccurrent,thelockwilllock.

•Relay–Canonlybeusedononelockperdoorcontroller .Iftwodoorsareconnectedtothedoorcontroller ,arelaycan
onlybeusedonthelockoftheseconddoor.

-Relayopen=Locked–Selectforlocksthatremainlockedwhentherelayisopen(fail-secure).Whenthe
relaycloses,thelockwillunlock.

-Relayopen=Unlocked–Selectforlocksthatunlockduringpoweroutages(fail-safe).Whentherelaycloses,
thelockwilllock.

•None–Selectifonlyonelockwillbeused.

Thefollowinglockmonitoroptionsareavailable:

•Lockmonitor–Selecttomakethelockmonitorcontrolsavailable.Thenselectthelockthatshallbemonitored.Alock
monitorcanonlybeusedondouble-lockdoorsandcannotbeusediftwodoorsareconnectedtothedoorcontroller.

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-Opencircuit=Locked–Selectifthelockmonitorcircuitisnormallyclosed.Thelockmonitorgivesthedoor
unlockedsignalwhenthecircuitisclosed.Thelockmonitorgivesthedoorlockedsignalwhenthecircuitisopen.

-Opencircuit=Unlocked–Selectifthelockmonitorcircuitisnormallyopen.Thelockmonitorgivesthedoor
unlockedsignalwhenthecircuitisopen.Thelockmonitorgivesthedoorlockedsignalwhenthecircuitisclosed.

Forinformationabouthowtosetupanactionrule,seeSetUpActionRulesonpage34.

CongureReadersandREXDevices

1.Ifareaderwillbeused,selectReaderandthenselecttheoptionsthatmatchthereader’scommunicationprotocol.

2.Ifarequesttoexit(REX)devicesuchasabutton,sensor,orpushbarwillbeused,selectREXandthenselecttheoption
thatmatcheshowtheREXdevice’scircuitswillbeconnected.

Ifthedoorshallremainlockeduntiltheusermanuallyunlocksandopensthedoor,selectREXdoesnotunlockdoor.

3.IfconnectingmorethanonereaderorREXdevicetothedoorcontroller,dotheprevioustwostepsagainuntileach
readerorREXdevicehasthecorrectsettings.

ReaderandREXDeviceOptions

Thefollowingreaderoptionsareavailable:

•Wiegand–SelectforreadersthatuseWiegandprotocols.ThenselecttheLEDcontrolthatissupportedbythereader.
ReaderswithsingleLEDcontrolusuallytogglebetweenredandgreen.ReaderswithdualLEDcontrolusedifferentwires
fortheredandgreenLEDs.ThismeansthattheLEDsarecontrolledindependentlyofeachother.WhenbothLEDsareon,
thelightappearstobeamber.Seethemanufacturer’sinformationaboutwhichLEDcontrolthereadersupports.

•RS485halfduplex–SelectforRS485readerswithhalfduplexsupport.ThenselecttheRS485protocolthatissupported
bythereader.Seethemanufacturer’sinformationaboutwhichprotocolthereadersupports.

•RS485fullduplex–SelectforRS485readerswithfullduplexsupport.ThenselecttheRS485protocolthatissupported
bythereader.Seethemanufacturer’sinformationaboutwhichprotocolthereadersupports.

ThefollowingREXdeviceoptionsareavailable:

•Activelow–SelectifactivatingtheREXdeviceclosesthecircuit.

•Activehigh–SelectifactivatingtheREXdeviceopensthecircuit.

•REXdoesnotunlockdoor–Selectifthedoorshallremainlockeduntiltheusermanuallyunlocksandopensthedoor.
Thedoorforcedopenalarmwillnotbetriggeredaslongastheuseropensthedoorwithintheaccesstime.Deselectif
thedoorshallunlockautomaticallywhentheuseractivatestheREXdevice.

Important

Ifthedoorcontrollerhasonlybeenconguredwithonedoorbeforeitisupgradedtormware1.15orlaterfromrmware

1.10,REXdoesnotunlockdoorwillbenon-selectableatrst.TomakeREXdoesnotunlockdoorselectable,gotoSetup
>HardwareCongurationandclickResetandstartanewhardwareconguration.Thensetuptherulesforthedoors
connectedtothedoorcontrollerandaddthemtogroups,seeManageDoors.

Note

Mostlock,doormonitor,andreaderoptionscanbechangedwithoutresettingandstartinganewhardwareconguration.
GotoSetup>HardwareReconguration.

UseSupervisedInputs

Supervisedinputsreportonthestatusoftheconnectionbetweenthedoorcontrollerandthereaders,REXdevices,anddoor
monitors.Iftheconnectionisinterrupted,aneventisactivated.

Tousesupervisedinputs:

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1.Installendoflineresistorsonalltheusedinputs.Seetheconnectiondiagramonpage62.

2.GotoSetup>HardwareRecongurationandselectEnablesupervisedinputs.Youcanalsoenablesupervisedinputs
duringthehardwareconguration.

SupervisedInputCompatibility

Thefollowingconnectorssupportsupervisedinputs:

•ReaderI/Oconnector–tamperingsignal.Seepage58.

•Doorconnector.Seepage59.

Readersandswitchesthatcanbeusedwithsupervisedinputsinclude:

•HIDreaderswithinternal1kΩpull-upto5V.

•Readersandswitcheswithinternal1kΩpull-upto5V.

•Readersandswitcheswithoutinternalpull-up.

VerifytheHardwareConnections

Whenthehardwareinstallationandcongurationiscomplete,andanytimeduringthedoorcontroller’slifetime,youcanverifythe
functionoftheconnecteddoormonitors,locksandreaders.

Toverifythecongurationandaccessthevericationcontrols,gotoSetup>HardwareConnectionVerication.

VericationControls

•Doorstate–Verifythecurrentstateofthedoormonitor,dooralarmsandlocks.ClickGetcurrentstate.

•Lock–Manuallytriggerthelock.Bothprimarylocksandsecondarylocksifthereareanywillbeaffected.ClickLockor
Unlock.

•Lock–Manuallytriggerthelocktograntaccess.Onlyprimarylockswillbeaffected.ClickAccess.

•Reader:Feedback–Verifythereaderfeedback,forexamplesoundsandLEDsignals,fordifferentcommands.Selectthe
commandandclickTest.Whichtypesoffeedbackthatareavailabledependsonthereader.Formoreinformation,see
ReaderFeedback.Seealsothemanufacturer’sinstructions.

•Reader:Tampering–Getinformationaboutthelasttamperingattempt.Thersttamperingattemptwillberegistered
whenthereaderisinstalled.ClickGetlasttampering.

•Reader:Cardswipe–Getinformationaboutthelastswipedcardorothertypeofusertokenacceptedbythereader.
ClickGetlastcredential.

•REX–Getinformationaboutthelasttimetherequesttoexit(REX)devicewaspressed.ClickGetlastREX.

SettheDateandTime

Ifthedoorcontrollerispartofasystem,thedateandtimesettingswillbedistributedtoallthedoorcontrollers.Thismeansthatthe
settingsarepushedtotheothercontrollersinthesystem,regardlessofwhetheryousynchronizewithanNTPserver,setthedateand
timemanually ,orgetthedateandtimefromthecomputer.Ifyoucannotseethechanges,tryrefreshingthepageinyourbrowser .
Formoreinformationaboutmanagingasystemofdoorcontrollers,seeManageNetworkDoorControllersonpage21.

TosetthedateandtimeoftheAxisproduct,gotoSetup>Date&Time.

Youcansetthedateandtimeinthefollowingways:

•Getthedateandtimefromanetworktimeprotocol(NTP)server.Seepage18.

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•Setthedateandtimemanually.Seepage18.

•Getthedateandtimefromthecomputer.Seepage18.

Currentcontrollertimedisplaysthedoorcontroller’scurrentdateandtime(24hclock).

ThesameoptionsfordateandtimearealsoavailableintheSystemOptionspages.GotoSetup>AdditionalController
Conguration>SystemOptions>Date&Time.

GettheDateandTimefromaNetworkTimeProtocol(NTP)Server

1.GotoSetup>Date&Time.

2.SelectyourTimezonefromthedrop-downlist.

3.Ifdaylightsavingtimeisusedinyourregion,selectAdjustfordaylightsaving.

4.SelectSynchronizewithNTP.

5.SelectthedefaultDHCPaddressorentertheaddressofaNTPserver.

6.ClickSave.

WhensynchronizingwithanNTPserver ,dateandtimeareupdatedcontinuouslybecausethedataispushedfromtheNTPserver.For
informationaboutNTPsettings,seeNTPCongurationonpage45.

IfyouuseahostnamefortheNTPserver,aDNSservermustbecongured.SeeDNSCongurationonpage45.

SettheDateandTimeManually

1.GotoSetup>Date&Time.

2.Ifdaylightsavingtimeisusedinyourregion,selectAdjustfordaylightsaving.

3.SelectSetdate&timemanually.

4.Enterthedesireddateandtime.

5.ClickSave.

Whensettingthedate&timemanually,dateandtimearesetonceandwillnotbeupdatedautomatically.Thismeansthatifthe
dateortimeneedstobeupdated,thechangesmustbemademanuallybecausethereisnoconnectiontoanexternalNTPserver.

GettheDateandTimefromtheComputer

1.GotoSetup>Date&Time.

2.Ifdaylightsavingtimeisusedinyourregion,selectAdjustfordaylightsaving.

3.SelectSetdate&timemanually.

4.ClickSyncnowandsave.

Whenusingthecomputertime,dateandtimearesynchronizedwiththecomputertimeonceandwillnotbeupdatedautomatically.
Thismeansthatifyouchangethedateortimeonthecomputeryouusetomanagethesystem,youshouldsynchronizeagain.

ConguretheNetworkSettings

Tocongurethebasicnetworksettings,gotoSetup>NetworkSettingsortoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>
SystemOptions>Network>TCP/IP>Basic.

Formoreinformationaboutnetworksettings,seeNetworkonpage43.

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BasicTCP/IPSettings

TheAxisproductsupportsIPversion4(IPv4).

TheAxisproductcangetanIPv4addressinthefollowingways:

•DynamicIPaddress–ObtainIPaddressviaDHCPisselectedbydefault.ThismeansthattheAxisproductissettoget
theIPaddressautomaticallyviaDynamicHostCongurationProtocol(DHCP).

DHCPallowsnetworkadministratorstocentrallymanageandautomatetheassignmentofIPaddresses.

•StaticIPaddress–TouseastaticIPaddress,selectUsethefollowingIPaddressandspecifytheIPaddress,subnetmask
anddefaultrouter.ThenclickSave.

DHCPshouldonlybeenabledwhenusingdynamicIPaddressnotication,oriftheDHCPcanupdateaDNSserverthatmakes
itpossibletoaccesstheAxisproductbyname(hostname).

IfDHCPisenabledandtheproductcannotbeaccessed,runAXISIPUtilitytosearchthenetworkforconnectedAxisproducts,or
resettheproducttothefactorydefaultsettingsandthenperformtheinstallationagain.Forinformationabouthowtoresetto
factorydefault,seepage50.

CongureCardFormats

Thedoorcontrollerhasafewpredenedcommonlyusedcardformatsthatyoucanuseastheyareormodifyasrequired.Youcan
alsocreatecustomcardformats.Eachcardformathasadifferentsetofrules,eldmaps,forhowtheinformationstoredonthecard
isorganized.Bydeningacardformatyoutellthesystemhowtohowtointerprettheinformationthatthereadersgetfromcards
andothertokens.Forinformationaboutwhichcardformatsthereadersupports,seethemanufacturer’sinstructions.

Toenablecardformats:

1.GotoSetup>CongureCardFormats.

2.Selectoneormorecardformatsthatmatchthecardformatusedbytheconnectedreaders.

Tocreatenewcardformats:

1.GotoSetup>CongureCardFormats.

2.ClickAddcardformat.

3.IntheAddcardformatdialog,enteraname,adescription,andthebitlengthofthecardformat.SeeCardFormat
Descriptionsonpage20.

4.ClickAddeldmapandentertherequiredinformationintheelds.SeeFieldMapsonpage20.

5.Toaddmultipleeldmaps,repeatthepreviousstep.

ToexpandanitemintheCardformatslistandviewthecardformatdescriptionsandeldmaps,click

Toeditacardformat,clickandchangethecardformatdescriptionsandeldmapsasrequired.ThenclickSave.

TodeleteaeldmapintheEditcardformatorAddcardformatdialog,click

.

Todeleteacardformat,click.

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Important

•Allchangestocardformatsapplytothewholesystemofdoorcontrollers.

•Youcanonlyenableanddisablecardformatsifatleastonedoorcontrollerinthesystemhasbeenconguredwithatleast

onereader .SeeConguretheHardwareonpage13andCongureReadersandREXDevicesonpage16.

•Twocardformatswiththesamebitlengthcannotbeactivethesametime.Forexample,ifyouhavedenedtwo32-bit

cardformats,“FormatA”and“FormatB”,andyouhaveenabled“FormatA”,youcannotenable“FormatB”without
disabling“FormatA”rst.

•Ifnocardformatshavebeenenabled,youcanusetheCardrawonlyandCardrawandPINidenticationtypestoidentify

acardandgrantaccesstousers.

CardFormatDescriptions

•Name(required)–Enteradescriptivename.

•Description–Enteradditionalinformationasdesired.ThisinformationisonlyvisibleintheEditcardformatandAdd
cardformatdialogs.

•Bitlength(required)–Enterthebitlengthofthecardformat.Thishastobeanumberbetween1and1000000000.

FieldMaps

•Name(required)–Entertheeldmapnameunspaced,forexampleOddParity.

Examplesofcommoneldmapsinclude:

-Parity–Paritybitsareusedforerrordetection.Paritybitsareusuallyaddedtothebeginningorendofa
binarycodestringandindicateifthenumberofbitsisevenorodd.

-EvenParity–Evenparitybitsmakesurethatthereisanevennumberofbitsinthestring.Thebitsthathave
thevalue1arecounted.Ifthecountisalreadyeven,theparitybitvalueissetto0.Ifthecountisodd,the
evenparitybitvalueissetto1,makingthetotalcountanevennumber.

-OddParity–Oddparitybitsmakesurethatthereisanoddnumberofbitsinthestring.Thebitsthathave
thevalue1arecounted.Ifthecountisalreadyodd,theoddparitybitvalueissetto0.Ifthecountiseven,
theparitybitvalueissetto1,makingthetotalcountanoddnumber.

-FacilityCode–Facilitycodesaresometimesusedforverifyingthatthetokenmatchesthefacility’saccess
controlsystem.Oftenalltokensissuedforasinglefacilityhavethesamefacilitycode.

-CardNr–Thecardnumberbinarydataisencodedasintegernumbersineitherlittleendianbyteorder
(BinLE2Int)orbigendianbyteorder(BinBE2Int).Seebelow.

-CardNrHex–Thecardnumberbinarydataisencodedashex-lowercasenumbersineitherlittleendianbyte
order(BinLE2hex)orbigendianbyteorder(BinBE2hex).Seebelow.

•Range(required)–Enterthebitrangeoftheeldmap,forexample1,2–17,18–33,and34.

•Encoding(required)–Selecttheencodingtypeofeacheldmap.

-BinLE2Int–Binarydataisencodedasintegernumbersinlittleendianbyteorder.Integermeansthatitneeds
tobeawholenumber(nodecimals).Littleendianbyteordermeansthatinamultiple-bytesequence,the
rstbyteisthesmallest.

-BinBE2Int–Binarydataisencodedasintegernumbersinbigendianbyteorder.Integermeansthatitneeds
tobeawholenumber(nodecimals).Bigendianbyteordermeansthatinamultiple-bytesequence,therst
byteisthebiggest.

-BinLE2Hex–Binarydataisencodedashex-lowercasenumbersinlittleendianbyteorder.Thehexadecimal
system,alsoknownasthebase-16numbersystem,consistsof16uniquesymbols:thenumbers0–9andthe
lettersa–f.Littleendianbyteordermeansthatinamultiple-bytesequence,therstbyteisthesmallest.

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-BinBE2Hex–Binarydataisencodedashex-lowercasenumbersinbigendianbyteorder .Thehexadecimal
system,alsoknownasthebase-16numbersystem,consistsof16uniquesymbols:thenumbers0–9andthe
lettersa–f.Bigendianbyteordermeansthatinamultiple-bytesequence,therstbyteisthebiggest.

Forinformationaboutwhicheldmapsyourcardformatuses,seethemanufacturer’sinstructions.

ManageNetworkDoorControllers

TheManageNetworkDoorControllersinSystempageshowsinformationaboutthedoorcontroller,itssystemstatus,andwhich
otherdoorcontrollersarepartofthesystem.Italsoenablestheadministratortochangethesystemsetupbyaddingandremoving
doorcontrollers.

Tomanagedoorcontrollers,gotoSetup>ManageNetworkDoorControllersinSystem.

TheManageNetworkDoorControllersinSystempageincludesthefollowingpanels:

•Systemstatusofthiscontroller–Showsthedoorcontroller'ssystemstatusandenablesswitchingbetweensystemand
standalonemodes.Formoreinformation,seeDoorControllerSystemStatusonpage21.

•Networkdoorcontrollersinsystem–Showsinformationaboutthedoorcontrollersinthesystemandincludescontrols
foraddingandremovingacontrollerfromthesystem.Formoreinformation,seeConnectedDoorControllersinthe
Systemonpage21.

DoorControllerSystemStatus

Ifthedoorcontrollercanbepartofasystemofdoorcontrollersdependsonitssystemstatus.Thedoorcontroller’ssystemstatus
isdisplayedintheSystemstatusforthiscontrollerpanel.

Ifthedoorcontrollerisnotinstandalonemodeandyouwanttoprotectthedoorcontrollerfrombeingaddedtoasystem,click
Activatestandalonemodetoenterstandalonemode.

Ifthedoorcontrollerisinstandalonemodebutyouintendtoaddthedoorcontrollertoasystem,clickDeactivatestandalone
modetoleavethestandalonemode.

SystemModes

•Thiscontrollerisnotpartofasystemandnotinstandalonemode–Thedoorcontrollerhasnotbeenconguredas
partofasystemanditisnotinstandalonemode.Thismeansthatthedoorcontrollerisopenandcanbeaddedtoa
systembyanyotherdoorcontrollerwithinthesamenetwork.Toprotectthedoorcontrollerfrombeingaddedtoa
system,activatethestandalonemode.

•Thiscontrollerissettostandalonemode–Thedoorcontrollerisnotpartofasystem.Itcannotbeaddedtoa
systembyotherdoorcontrollersinthenetworkoraddotherdoorcontrollersitself.Standalonemodeistypicallyused
insmallsetupswithonedoorcontrollerandoneortwodoors.Toallowthedoorcontrollertobeaddedintoasystem,
deactivatethestandalonemode.

•Thiscontrollerispartofasystem–Thedoorcontrollerispartofadistributedsystem.Inthedistributedsystem,users,
groups,doors,andschedulesaresharedbetweentheconnectedcontrollers.

ConnectedDoorControllersintheSystem

TheNetworkdoorcontrollersinsystempanelprovidescontrolsforthefollowingsystemchanges:

•Addadoorcontrollertoasystem,seeAddDoorControllerstotheSystemonpage22.

•Removeadoorcontrollerfromasystem,seeRemoveDoorControllersfromtheSystemonpage22.

ConnectedDoorControllersList

TheNetworkdoorcontrollersinsystempanelalsoincludesalistthatshowsthefollowingIDandstatusinformationabout
theconnecteddoorcontrollersinthesystem:

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•Name–Theuser-denednameofthedoorcontroller.Iftheadministratorhasnotsetanamewhenconguringthe
hardware,thedefaultnamewillbeshown.

•IPaddress

•MACaddress

•Status–ThedoorcontrollerfromwhichyouaccessthesystemwillshowstatusThiscontroller.Theotherdoorcontrollers
inthesystemwillshowstatusOnline.

Toopenthewebpagesofanotherdoorcontroller,clickthecontroller’sIPaddress.

Toupdatethelist,clickRefreshthelistofcontrollers.

AddDoorControllerstotheSystem

Important

Whenpairingdoorcontrollers,allaccessmanagementsettingsontheaddeddoorcontrollerwillbedeletedandoverwritten
bythesystem’saccessmanagementsettings.

Toaddadoorcontrollertothesystemfromthelistofdoorcontrollers:

1.GotoSetup>ManageNetworkDoorControllersinSystem.

2.ClickAddcontrollerstosystemfromlist.

3.Selectthedoorcontrollerthatyouwishtoadd.

4.ClickAdd.

5.Toaddmoredoorcontrollers,repeatthestepsabove.

ToaddadoorcontrollertothesystembyitsknownIPaddressorMACaddress:

1.GotoManageDevices.

2.ClickAddcontrollertosystembyIPorMACaddress.

3.EntertheIPaddressorMACaddress.

4.ClickAdd.

5.Toaddmoredoorcontrollers,repeatthestepsabove.

Whenthepairingiscompleted,allusers,doors,schedules,andgroupsaresharedbyalldoorcontrollersinthesystem.

Toupdatethelist,clickRefreshlistofcontrollers.

RemoveDoorControllersfromtheSystem

Important

•Beforeremovingadoorcontrollerfromthesystem,resetitshardwareconguration.Ifyouskipthisstep,alldoorsrelatedto

theremoveddoorcontrollerwillremaininthesystemandcannotbedeleted.

•Whenremovingadoorcontrollerfromatwo-controllersystem,bothdoorcontrollersautomaticallyswitchtostandalone

mode.

Toremoveadoorcontrollerfromthesystem:

1.AccessthesystemthroughthedoorcontrollerthatyouwanttoremoveandgotoSetup>HardwareConguration.

2.ClickResethardwareconguration.

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3.Afterthehardwarecongurationhasbeenreset,gotoSetup>ManageNetworkDoorControllersinSystem.

4.IntheNetworkdoorcontrollersinsystemlist,identifythedoorcontrollerthatyouwanttoremoveandclickRemove
fromsystem.

5.Adialogopensremindingyoutoresetthedoorcontroller’shardwareconguration.ClickRemovecontrollertoconrm.

6.Adialogopenspromptingyoutoconrmthatyouwanttoremovethedoorcontroller .ClickOKtoconrm.Theremoved
doorcontrollerisnowinstandalonemode.

Note

•Whenadoorcontrollerisremovedfromthesystem,allitsaccessmanagementsettingsaredeleted.

•Onlydoorcontrollersthatareonlinecanberemoved.

MaintenanceInstructions

Tokeeptheaccesscontrolsystemrunningsmoothly,Axisrecommendsregularmaintenanceoftheaccesscontrolsystem,including
doorcontrollersandconnecteddevices.

Domaintenanceatleastonceayear.Thesuggestedmaintenanceprocedureincludes,butisnotlimitedto,thefollowingsteps:

•Makesurealltheconnectionsbetweenthedoorcontrollerandtheexternaldevicesaresecure.

•Verifyallthehardwareconnections.SeeVericationControlsonpage17.

•Verifythatthesystem,includingtheconnectedexternaldevices,functionscorrectly.

-Swipeacardandtestthereaders,doors,andlocks.

-IfthesystemincludesREXdevices,sensorsorotherdevices,testthemaswell.

-Ifactivated,testthetamperingalarms.

Iftheresultsfromanyofthestepsaboveindicatefaultsorunexpectedbehavior:

-Testthesignalsofthewiresusingappropriateequipmentandcheckifthewiresorcablesaredamaged
inanyway.

-Replacealldamagedorfaultycablesandwires.

-Oncethecablesandwireshavebeenreplaced,verifyallthehardwareconnectionsagain.SeeVerication
Controlsonpage17.

•Makesureallaccessschedules,doors,groups,andusersareuptodate.

•Ifthedoorcontrollerisnotbehavingasexpected,seeTroubleshootingonpage51andMaintenanceonpage48for
moreinformation.

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AboutUsers

InAXISEntryManager,usersarepeoplewhohavebeenregisteredasownersofoneormoretokens(identicationtypes).Each
personmusthaveauniqueuserproletobegrantedaccesstodoorsintheaccesscontrolsystem.Theuserproleconsistsof
credentialsthattellthesystemwhotheuserisandwhenandhowtheyaregrantedaccesstodoors.Formoreinformation,seeCreate
andEditUsersonpage29.

Usersinthiscontextshouldnotbeconfusedwithadministrators.Administratorshaveunrestrictedaccesstoallsettings.Andinthe
contextofmanagingtheaccesscontrolsystem,theproduct’swebpages(AXISEntryManager),administratorsarealsosometimes
referredtoasusers.Formoreinformation,seeUsersonpage41.

TheAccessManagementPage

TheAccessManagementpageallowsyoutocongureandmanagethesystem’susers,groups,doors,andschedules.Toopenthe
AccessManagementpage,clickAccessManagement.

Toadduserstogroupsandapplyaccessschedulesanddoors,dragtheitemstotheirrespectivedestinationintheGroupsand
Doorslists.

Note

Messagesthatrequireactionareshowninredtext.

ChooseaWorkow

Theaccessmanagementstructureisexible,allowingyoutodevelopaworkowthatsuitsyourneeds.Thefollowingisaworkow
example:

1.Createaccessschedules.Seepage25.

2.Creategroups.Seepage27.

3.Applyaccessschedulestogroups.

4.Addidenticationtypestodoors.Seepage27andpage28.

5.Applyaccessschedulestoeachidenticationtype.

6.Applydoorstogroups.

7.Createusers.Seepage29.

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8.Adduserstogroups.

Forappliedexamplesofthisworkow ,seeExampleAccessScheduleCombinationsonpage31.

CreateandEditAccessSchedules

Accessschedulesareusedtodenegeneralrulesforwhendoorscanandcannotbeaccessed.Theyarealsousedtodenerulesfor
whengroupscanandcannotaccessthedoorsinthesystem.Formoreinformation,seeAccessScheduleTypesonpage25.

Tocreateanewaccessschedule:

1.GotoAccessManagement.

2.IntheAccessSchedulestab,clickAddnewschedule.

3.IntheAddaccessscheduledialog,entertheschedulename.

4.Tocreatearegularaccessschedule,selectAdditionSchedule.

Ortocreateasubtractionschedule,selectSubtractionSchedule.

Formoreinformation,seeAccessScheduleTypes.

5.ClickSave.

ToexpandanitemintheAccessScheduleslist,click
areshownindarkredtext.

Toviewanaccessschedule’scalendar ,click.

Toeditanaccessschedule’snameorascheduleitem,clickandmakethechanges.ThenclickSave.

Todeleteanaccessschedule,click

Note

Thedoorcontrollerhasafewpredenedcommonlyusedaccessschedulesthatcanbeusedasexamplesormodiedas
required.However,thepredenedaccessscheduleAlwayscannotbemodiedordeleted.

.

.Additionschedulesareshowningreentextandsubtractionschedules

AccessScheduleTypes

Therearetwotypesofaccessschedules:

•Additionschedule–Regularaccessschedulesthatdenewhendoorscanbeaccessed.Typicaladditionschedulesare
ofcehours,businesshours,afterhours,ornighttimehours.

•Subtractionschedule–Exceptionstoregularaccessschedules.Theyaregenerallyusedtorestrictaccessduringaspecic
timeperiodthatoccurswithinthetimeperiodofaregularschedule(additionschedule).Forexample,subtraction
schedulescanbeusedtodenyusersaccesstothebuildingduringpublicholidaysthatoccuronweekdays.

Bothtypesofaccessschedulescanbeusedattwolevels:

•Identicationtypeschedules–Determinewhenandhowreadersgrantusersaccesstoadoor.Eachidentication
typemustbeconnectedtoanaccessschedulethattellsthesystemwhentograntusersaccesswiththatparticular
identicationtype.Multipleadditionschedulesandsubtractionschedulescanbeaddedtoeachidenticationtype.
Forinformationaboutidenticationtypes,seepage28.

•Groupschedules–Determinewhen,butnothow,membersofagrouparegrantedaccesstoadoor.Eachgroupmustbe
connectedtooneormoreaccessschedulesthattellthesystemwhentograntitsmembersaccess.Multipleaddition
schedulesandsubtractionschedulescanbeaddedtoeachgroup.Forinformationaboutgroups,seepage27.

Groupschedulescanrestrictentryaccessrightsbutnotextendentryorexitaccessrightsbeyondwhattheidenticationtype
schedulesallow.Inotherwords,ifanidenticationtypeschedulerestrictsentryorexitaccessatcertaintimes,agroupschedule

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cannotoverridethatidenticationtypeschedule.However,ifagroupscheduleismorerestrictiveaboutaccessthantheidentication
typeschedule,thegroupscheduleoverridestheidenticationtypeschedule.

Identicationtypeschedulesandgroupschedulescanbecombinedinseveralwaystoachievedifferentresults.Forexampleaccess
schedulecombinations,seepage31.

AddScheduleItems

Bothadditionschedulesandsubtractionschedulescanbeone-time(single)eventsorrecurringevents.

Toaddascheduleitemtoanaccessschedule:

1.ExpandtheaccessscheduleintheAccessScheduleslist.

2.ClickAddscheduleitem.

3.Enterthenameofthescheduleditem.

4.SelectOnetimeorRecurrence.

5.Setthedurationinthetimeelds.SeeTimeOptions.

6.Forrecurringscheduleevents,selecttheRecurrencepatternandRangeofrecurrenceparameters.SeeRecurrencePattern
OptionsandRangeofRecurrenceOptions.

7.ClickSave.

TimeOptions

Thefollowingtimeoptionsareavailable:

•Allday–Selectforeventsthatlastforall24hoursoftheday.ThenenterthedesiredStartdate.

•Start–Clickthetimeeldandselectthedesiredtime.Ifrequired,clickthedateeldandselectthedesiredmonth,day,
andyear.Youcanalsotypethedatedirectlyintheeld.

•End–Clickthetimeeldandselectthedesiredtime.Ifrequired,clickthedateeldandselectthedesiredmonth,day,
andyear.Youcanalsotypethedatedirectlyintheeld.

RecurrencePatternOptions

Thefollowingrecurrencepatternoptionsareavailable:

•Yearly–Selecttorepeateveryyear.

•Weekly–Selecttorepeateveryweek.

•RecurseveryweekonMonday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,Saturday,andSunday–Selectwhichdaystorepeat.

RangeofRecurrenceOptions

Thefollowingrangeofrecurrenceoptionsareavailable:

•Firstoccurrence–Clickthedateeldandselectthedesiredmonth,day,andyear.Youcanalsotypethedatedirectly
intheeld.

•Noenddate–Selecttorepeattheoccurrenceindenitely.

•Endby–Clickthedateeldandselectthedesiredmonth,day,andyear.Youcanalsotypethedatedirectlyintheeld.

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CreateandEditGroups

Groupsallowyoutomanageusersandtheiraccessrightscollectivelyandefciently.Agroupconsistsofcredentialsthattellthe
systemwhichusersthegroupconsistsofandwhenandhowthegroupmembersaregrantedaccesstothedoors.

Eachusermustbelongtooneormoregroups.Toaddausertoagroup,draganddroptheusertothedesiredgroupintheGroupslist.
Formoreinformation,seeCreateandEditUsersonpage29.

Tocreateanewgroup:

1.GotoAccessManagement.

2.IntheGroupstab,clickAddnewgroup.

3.IntheAddGroupdialog,enterthegroup’scredentials.SeeGroupCredentialsonpage27.

4.ClickSave.

ToexpandanitemintheGroupslistandviewitsmembers,dooraccessrightsandschedules,click

Toeditagroup’snameorvaliditydate,clickandmakethechanges.ThenclickSave.

Toverifywhenandhowagroupcanaccesscertaindoors,click.

Todeleteagrouporgroupmembers,doorsorschedulesfromagroup,click.

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GroupCredentials

Thefollowingcredentialsareavailableforgroups:

•Name(required)

•ValidfromandValidto–Enterthedatesbetweenwhichthegroup’scredentialsshallbevalid.Clickthedateeldand
selectthedesiredmonth,day,andyear.Youcanalsotypethedatedirectlyintheeld.

Note

Tobeabletosavetheprole,youmustenterthegroup’sName.

ManageDoors

ThegeneralrulesforeachdooraremanagedintheDoorstab.Therulesincludeaddingidenticationtypesthatdeterminehowusers
willbegrantedaccesstothedoorandaccessschedulesthatdeterminewheneachidenticationtypeisvalid.Formoreinformation,
seeIdenticationTypesonpage28andCreateandEditAccessSchedulesonpage25.

Beforeyoucanmanageadoor,youmustaddittotheaccesscontrolsystembycompletingthehardwareconguration,see
ConguretheHardwareonpage13.

Tomanageadoor:

1.GotoAccessManagementandselecttheDoorstab.

2.IntheDoorslist,click

3.Dragthedoortoatleastonegroup.IftheGroupslistisempty,createanewgroup.SeeCreateandEditGroupsonpage27.

4.ClickAddidenticationtypeandselectwhichcredentialsusersneedtopresenttothereadertobegrantedaccesstothe
door.SeeIdenticationTypesonpage28.

Addatleastoneidenticationtypetoeachdoor.

5.Toaddmultipleidenticationtypes,repeatthepreviousstep.

nexttothedooryouwanttoedit.

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IfbothidenticationtypesCardnumberonlyandPINonlyareadded,userscanchoosetoeitherswipetheircardorenter
theirpintoaccessthedoor.Butif,instead,onlytheidenticationtypeCardnumberandPINisadded,usersmustboth
swipetheircardandentertheirPINtoaccessthedoor.

6.Todenewhenthecredentialsarevalid,dragascheduletoeachidenticationtype.

Tomanuallyunlockdoors,lockdoors,orgranttemporaryaccess,clickoneofthemanualdooractionsasrequired.SeeUseManual
DoorActionsonpage29.

ToexpandanitemintheDoorslist,click

Toeditadoororreadername,clickandmakethechanges.ThenclickSave.

Toverifythereader,identicationtype,andaccessschedulecombinations,click

Toverifythefunctionofthelocksconnectedtothedoors,clickthevericationcontrols.SeeVericationControlsonpage17.

Todeleteidenticationtypesoraccessschedules,click

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IdenticationTypes

Identicationtypesareportablecredentialstoragedevices,piecesofmemorizedinformation,orvariouscombinationsofthetwothat
determinehowuserswillbegrantedaccesstothedoor.Commonidenticationtypesincludetokenssuchascardsorkeyfobs,
personalidenticationnumbers(PINs),andrequesttoexit(REX)devices.

Formoreinformationaboutcredentials,seeUserCredentialsonpage30.

Thefollowingidenticationtypesareavailable:

•Cardnumberonly–Theusercanaccessthedoorusingonlyacardorothertokenacceptedbythereader.Thecard
numberisauniquenumberthatisusuallyprintedonthecard.Seethecardmanufacturer’sinformationaboutwhereto
locatethecardnumber.Thecardnumbercanalsoberetrievedbythesystem.Swipethecardonaconnectedreader,
selectthereaderinthelist,andclickRetrieve.

•Cardrawonly–Theusercanaccessthedoorusingonlyacardorothertokenacceptedbythereader.Theinformationis
storedasrawdataonthecard.Thecardrawdatacanberetrievedbythesystem.Swipethecardonaconnectedreader,
selectthereaderinthelist,andclickRetrieve.Onlyusethisidenticationtypeifacardnumbercannotbelocated.

•PINonly–Theusercanaccessthedoorusingonlyafour-digitpersonalidenticationnumber(PIN).

•CardnumberandPIN–Theuserneedsboththecard,orothertokenacceptedbythereader,andaPINtoaccessthedoor.
Theusermustpresentthecredentialsinthespeciedorder(cardrst,thenPIN).

•CardrawandPIN–Theuserneedsboththecard,orothertokenacceptedbythereader,andaPINtoaccessthedoor.Only
usethisidenticationtypeifacardnumbercannotbelocated.Theusermustpresentthecredentialsinthespecied
order(cardrst,thenPIN).

•REX–Theusercanaccessthedoorbyactivatingarequesttoexit(REX)device,suchasabutton,sensor,orpushbar.

AddScheduledUnlockStates

Toautomaticallykeepadoorunlockedforaspecicdurationoftime,youcanaddaScheduledunlockstatetoadoorandapplyan
accessscheduletoit.

Forexample,tokeepadoorunlockedduringofcehours:

1.GotoAccessManagementandselecttheDoorstab.

2.ClicknexttotheDoorslistitemyouwanttoedit.

3.ClickAddscheduledunlock.

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4.SelecttheUnlockstate(unlockedorunlockbothlocksdependingonwhetherthedoorhasoneortwolocks).

5.ClickOK.

6.ApplythepredenedOfcehoursaccessscheduletotheScheduledunlockstate.

Toverifywhenthedoorisunlocked,click.

Todeleteascheduledunlockstateoraccessschedule,click

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UseManualDoorActions

DoorscanbeunlockedorlockedandtemporaryaccesscanbegrantedintheDoorstabthroughtheManualdooractions.Which
manualdooractionsareavailableforaspecicdoordependsonhowthedoorhasbeencongured.

Tousethemanualdooractions:

1.GotoAccessManagementandselecttheDoorstab.

2.IntheDoorslist,click

3.Clicktherequireddooraction.SeeManualDoorActionsonpage29.

Note

Tousethemanualdooractions,youneedtoopentheAccessManagementpagethroughthedoorcontrollerthespecic
doorisconnectedto.IfyouopentheAccessManagementpagethroughadifferentdoorcontroller,insteadofthemanual
dooractionstherewillbealinktotheOverviewpageofthedoorcontrollerthespecicdoorisconnectedto.Clickthe
link,gotoAccessManagement,andselecttheDoorstab.

ManualDoorActions

Thefollowingmanualdooractionsareavailable:

•Getdoorstatus–Verifythecurrentstateofthedoormonitor,dooralarms,andlocks.

•Access–Grantusersaccesstothedoor .Thegivenaccesstimeapplies.SeeCongureLocksandDoorMonitorsonpage14.

nexttothedoorthatyouwanttocontrol.

•Unlock(onelock)orUnlockbothlocks(twolocks)–Unlockthedoor.ThedoorremainsunlockeduntilyoupressLockor
Lockbothlocks,ascheduleddoorstateisactivated,orthedoorcontrollerisrestarted.

•Lock(onelock)orLockbothlocks(twolocks)–Lockthedoor.

•Unlocksecondlockandlockprimary–Thisoptionisonlyavailableifthedoorhasbeenconguredwithasecondarylock.
Unlockthedoor.ThesecondarylockremainsunlockeduntilyoupressDoublelockorascheduleddoorstateisactivated.

CreateandEditUsers

Eachpersonmusthaveauniqueuserproletobegrantedaccesstodoorsintheaccesscontrolsystem.Theuserproleconsistsof
credentialsthattellthesystemwhotheuserisandwhenandhowtheyaregrantedaccesstothedoors.

Tobeabletomanagetheuseraccessrightsefciently,eachusermustbelongtooneormoregroups.Formoreinformation,
seeCreateandEditGroups.

Tocreateanewuserprole:

1.GotoAccessManagement.

2.SelecttheUserstabandclickAddnewuser.

3.IntheAddUserdialog,entertheuser’scredentials.SeeUserCredentialsonpage30.

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4.ClickSave.

5.DragtheusertooneormoregroupsintheGroupslist.IftheGroupslistisempty,createanewgroup.SeeCreate
andEditGroupsonpage27.

ToexpandanitemintheUserslistandviewauser’scredentials,click

Tondaspecicuser,enteralterinthelteruserseld.Toforceexactmatches,surroundtheltertextwithdoublequotation
marks,forexample“John”or“potter,virginia”.

Toeditauser’scredentials,clickandchangethecredentialsasrequired.ThenclickSave.

Todeleteauser,click.

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UserCredentials

Thefollowingcredentialsareavailableforusers:

•Firstname(required)

•Lastname

•ValidfromandValiduntil–Enterthedatesbetweenwhichtheuser’scredentialsshallbevalid.Clickthedateeldand
selectthedesiredmonth,day,andyear.Youcanalsotypethedatedirectlyintheeld.

•Suspenduser–Selecttosuspendtheuser.Whensuspended,theusercannotaccessanydoorsinthesystem.Deselectto
givetheuseraccessagain.Suspensionisintendedtobetemporary.Iftheusershallbedeniedaccesspermanently,itis
bettertodeletetheuserprole.

•PIN(requiredifnocardnumberorcardraw)–Enterthefour-digitpersonalidenticationnumber(PIN)selectedbyor
assignedtotheuser.

•Cardnumber(requiredifnoPINorcardraw)–Enterthecardnumber.Seethecardmanufacturer’sinformationabout
wheretolocatethecardnumber.Thecardnumbercanalsoberetrievedbythesystem.Swipethecardonaconnected
reader,selectthereaderinthelist,andclickRetrieve.

•Cardraw(requiredifnoPINorcardnumber)–Enterthecardrawdata.Thedatacanberetrievedbythesystem.Swipe
thecardonaconnectedreader,selectthereaderinthelist,andclickRetrieve.Onlyusethisidenticationtypeifa
cardnumbercannotbelocated.

Note

•Tobeabletosavetheprole,youmustentertheuser’sFirstnameorLastnameandeitherthePIN,Cardnumber,

orCardrawdata.

•TheRetrievebuttonisonlyavailableifthehardwarecongurationhasbeencompletedandoneormorereadersare

connectedtothecontroller.

ImportUsers

Userscanbeaddedtothesystembyimportingatextleincomma-separatedvalue(CSV)format.Itisrecommendedtoimport
userswhenyouneedtoaddmanyusersatatime.

Beforeyoucanimportusers,youmustcreateandsaveale(*.csvor*.txt)inthecorrectCSVformat.Separatevaluesbycommas,no
spaces,andseparateeachuserwithalinebreak.

Example

virginia,potter,1212,56781234
jane,doe,1234,12345678
leia,garfunkel,8545,45673258
ororo,wolf,3548,78542654
john,doe,5435,87654321

Toimportusers:

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1.GotoSetup>ImportUsers.

2.Locateandselectthe*.csvor*.txtlethatholdsthelistofusers.

3.Selectthecorrectcredentialoptionforeachcolumn.

4.Toimporttheuserstothesystem,clickImportusers.

5.Verifythateachcolumncontainsthecorrecttypeofcredential.

6.Ifthecolumnsarecorrect,clickStartimportingusers.Ifthecolumnsareincorrect,clickCancelandstartover.

7.Whentheimportisnished,clickOK.

Thefollowingcredentialoptionsareavailable:

•Firstname

•Lastname

•PINcode

•Cardnumber

•Unassigned–Valuesthatwillnotbeimported.Selectthisoptiontoskipaparticularcolumn.

Formoreinformationaboutcredentials,seeCreateandEditUsers.

ExportUsers

TheExportpageshowsacomma-separatedvalue(CSV)listofalltheusersinthesystem.Thelistcanbeusedtoimportthe
userstoanothersystem.

Toexporttheuserlist:

1.Openaplaintexteditorandcreateanewdocument.

2.GotoSetup>ExportUsers

3.Selectallthevaluesonthepageandcopythem.

4.Pastethevaluesintothetextdocument.

5.Savethedocumentasacomma-separatedvaluele(*csv)orasatext(*.txt)le.

ExampleAccessScheduleCombinations

Identicationtypeschedulesandgroupschedulescanbecombinedinseveralwaystoachievedifferentresults.Theexamples
belowfollowtheworkowdescribedonpage24.

Example
Tocreateaschedulecombinationthat

•grantsguardsaccesstoadooratalltimes,

-usingtheircardduringdayshifthours(Monday–Friday,6a.m.to4p.m.),while

-usingtheircardandPINbeforeandafterdayshifthours,andthat

•grantsdayshiftpersonnelaccesstothesamedoor,

-usingtheircardduringdayshifthoursonly:

1.CreateanAdditionschedulecalledDayshifthours.Seepage25.

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2.CreateadayshifthoursScheduleitemthatrecursMonday–Friday,06:00–16:00.

3.Createtwogroups,oneGroupcalledGuardsandoneGroupcalledDayshiftpersonnel.Seepage27.

4.DragthepredenedAlwaysaccessscheduletotheGuardsgroup.

5.DragtheDayshifthoursaccessscheduletotheDayshiftpersonnelgroup.

6.AddtheCardnumberandPINandCardnumberonlyidenticationtypestothedoor’sreader.

7.DragthepredenedAlwaysaccessscheduletotheCardnumberandPINidenticationtype.

8.DragtheDayshifthoursaccessscheduletotheCardnumberonlyidenticationtype.

9.Dragthedoortobothgroups.Thenadduserstothegroupsasrequired.Seepage29.

Example
Tocreateaschedulecombinationthat

•grantsguardsaccesstoadooratalltimes,

-usingtheircardduringdayshifthours(Monday–Friday,6a.m.to4p.m.),while

-usingtheircardandPINbeforeandafterdayshifthours,andthat

•grantsdayshiftpersonnelaccesstothesamedooreverydaybetween6a.m.and4p.m.,

-usingtheircardduringdayshifthours,while

-usingtheircardandPINduringnightsandweekends:

1.CreateanAdditionschedulecalledDayshifthours.Seepage25.

2.CreateadayshifthoursScheduleitemthatrecursMonday–Friday,06:00–16:00.

3.CreateaSubtractionschedulecalledNights&weekends.

4.CreateanightsandweekendsScheduleitemthatrecursSunday–Saturday16:00–06:00.

5.DragthepredenedAlwaysscheduleandtheNights&weekendsaccessscheduletotheDayshiftpersonnelgroup.

6.Createtwogroups,oneGroupcalledGuardsandoneGroupcalledDayshiftpersonnel.Seepage27.

7.DragthepredenedAlwaysaccessscheduletotheGuardsgroupandtheDayshiftpersonnelgroup.

8.DragtheNights&weekendsaccessscheduletotheDayshiftpersonnelgroup.

9.AddtheCardnumberandPINandCardnumberonlyidenticationtypestothedoor’sreader.

10.DragthepredenedAlwaysaccessscheduletotheCardnumberandPINidenticationtype.

11.DragtheDayshifthoursaccessscheduletotheCardnumberonlyidenticationtype.

12.Dragthedoortobothgroups.Thenadduserstothegroupsasrequired.Seepage29.

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AlarmandEventConfiguration

Eventsthatoccurinthesystem,forexamplewhenauserswipesacardoraREXdeviceisactivated,areloggedintheeventlog.
Loggedeventscanbeconguredtotriggeralarmsandsuchalarmsareloggedinthealarmlog.

•Viewtheeventlog.Seepage33.

•Viewthealarmlog.Seepage33.

•Conguretheeventandalarmlogs.Seepage33.

Alarmscanalsobeconguredtotriggeractionssuchasemailnotications.Formoreinformation,seeSetUpActionRulesonpage34.

ViewtheEventLog

Toviewloggedevents,gotoEventLog.Ifglobaleventsisenabled,youcanopentheeventlogfromanydoorcontrollerinthe
system.Formoreinformationaboutglobalevents,seeConguretheEventandAlarmLogsonpage33.

Toexpandanitemintheeventlogandviewtheeventdetails,click.

Applyinglterstotheeventlogmakesiteasiertondspecicevents.Tolterthelist,selectoneorseveraleventlogltersandclick
Refreshlist.Formoreinformation,seeEventLogFiltersonpage33.

Asanadministrator ,youmighthavemoreinterestinsomeeventsthanothers.Therefore,youcanchoosewhicheventsthatshallbe
logged,andforwhichcontrollers.Formoreinformation,seeEventLogOptionsonpage34.

EventLogFilters

Youcannarrowthescopeoftheeventlogbyselectingoneorseveralofthefollowinglters:

•Topic–SelecttheeventintheFilterbytopicslist.

•Doorcontroller–SelectthecontrollerintheFilterbycontrollerlist.

•Dateandtime–underFilterbydateandtime,selectBasedondateandtimeintervalandenterthedesiredtimerange.

ViewtheAlarmLog

Toviewthetriggeredalarms,gotoAlarmLog.Ifglobaleventsisenabled,youcanopenthealarmlogfromanydoorcontrollerinthe
system.Formoreinformationaboutglobalevents,seeConguretheEventandAlarmLogsonpage33.

Toexpandaniteminthealarmlogandviewthealarmdetails,forexampledooridentityandstate,click

Toremoveanalarmfromthelistafterverifyingthecauseofthealarm,clickAcknowledge.

Asanadministrator ,youmightneedsomeeventstotriggeralarms.Therefore,youcanchoosewhicheventsshalltriggeralarmsand
forwhichcontrollers.Formoreinformation,seeAlarmLogOptions.

.

ConguretheEventandAlarmLogs

TheCongureEventandAlarmLogspageallowsyoutodenewhicheventsshallbeloggedandtriggeralarms.

Toshareeventsandalarmsbetweenallconnectedcontrollers,selectGlobalevents.Whenglobaleventsisenabled,youonlyneed
toopenoneEventLogpageandoneAlarmLogpagetosimultaneouslymanagetheeventsandalarmsofalldoorcontrollersin
thesystem.Globaleventsisenabledbydefault.

Ifyoudisableglobalevents,youwillhavetoopenoneEventLogpageandoneAlarmLogpageforeachindividualdoorcontroller
andmanagetheireventsandalarmsseparately.

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Important

Eachtimethatyouenableordisableglobalevents,theeventlogiscleared.Thismeansthatalleventsbeforethatmoment
areremovedandtheeventlogstartsover.

Alarmscanalsobeconguredtotriggeractionssuchasemailnotications.Formoreinformation,seeSetUpActionRulesonpage34.

EventLogOptions

Todenewhicheventsshallbeincludedintheeventlog,gotoSetup>CongureEventandAlarmLogs.

Thefollowingoptionsforloggingeventsareavailable:

•Nologging–Disableeventlogging.Theeventwillnotberegisteredorincludedintheeventlog.

•Logforallcontrollers–Enableeventlogginginalldoorcontrollers.Theeventwillberegisteredforallcontrollersand
includedintheeventlog.

•Logforselectedcontrollers–Enableeventlogginginselecteddoorcontrollers.Theeventwillberegisteredforallselected
controllersandincludedintheeventlog.Selectthisoptionforeventsthatwillbecombinedwitheitherthealarmlog
optionNoalarmsorLogalarmforselectedcontrollers.

IntheCongureeventlogginglist,clickSelectcontrollersundertheeventlogitemyouwanttoenable.TheDevice
SpecicEventLoggingdialogopens.UnderLogevent,selectthecontrollersthatshallhavealarmloggingenabled
andclickSave.

AlarmLogOptions

Todenewhicheventsshouldtriggeranalarm,gotoSetup>CongureEventandAlarmLogs.

Thefollowingoptionsfortriggeringandloggingalarmsareavailable:

•Noalarms–Disablealarmlogging.Theeventwillnottriggeranyalarmsorbeincludedinthealarmlog.

•Logalarmforallcontrollers–Enablealarmlogginginalldoorcontrollers.Theeventwilltriggeranalarmandbe
includedinthealarmlog.

•Logalarmforselectedcontrollers–Enablealarmlogginginselecteddoorcontrollers.Theeventwilltriggeranalarm
andbeincludedinthealarmlog.

IntheCongurealarmlogginglist,clickSelectcontrollersunderthealarmlogitemyouwanttoenable.TheDevice
SpecicAlarmTriggeringdialogopens.UnderTriggeralarm,selectthedoorcontrollersthatshallhavealarmlogging
enabledandclickSave.

SetUpActionRules

TheEventpagesallowyoutoconguretheAxisproducttoperformactionswhendifferenteventsoccur.Forexample,theproduct
cansendanemailnoticationoractivateanoutputportwhenanalarmistriggered.Thesetofconditionsthatdeneshowand
whentheactionistriggerediscalledanactionrule.Ifmultipleconditionsaredened,allofthemmustbemettotriggertheaction.

Formoreinformationaboutavailabletriggersandactions,seeTriggersonpage35andActionsonpage37.

Thefollowingexampledescribeshowtosetupanactionruletosendanemailnoticationwhenanyalarmistriggered.

1.Congurethealarms.SeeConguretheEventandAlarmLogsonpage33.

2.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>Events>ActionRulesandclickAdd.

3.SelectEnableruleandenteradescriptivenamefortherule.

4.SelectEventLoggerfromtheTriggerdrop-downlist.

5.Optionally,selectaScheduleandAdditionalconditions.Seebelow.

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6.UnderActions,selectSendNoticationfromtheTypedrop-downlist.

7.Selectanemailrecipientfromthedrop-downlist.SeeAddRecipientsonpage37.

Thefollowingexampledescribeshowtosetupanactionruletoactivateanoutputportwhenthedoorisforcedopen.

1.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Ports&Devices>I/OPorts.

2.SelectOutputfromthedesiredI/OPortTypedrop-downlistandenteraName.

3.SelecttheI/Oport’sNormalstateandclickSave.

4.GotoEvents>ActionRulesandclickAdd.

5.SelectDoorfromtheTriggerdrop-downlist.

6.SelectDoorAlarmfromthedrop-downlist.

7.Selectthedesireddoorfromthedrop-downlist.

8.SelectDoorForcedOpenfromthedrop-downlist.

9.Optionally,selectaScheduleandAdditionalconditions.Seebelow.

10.UnderActions,selectOutputPortfromtheTypedrop-downlist.

11.SelectthedesiredoutputportfromthePortdrop-downlist.

12.SetstateActive.

13.SelectDurationandGotooppositestateafter.Thenenterthedesireddurationoftheaction.

14.ClickOK.

Tousemorethanonetriggerfortheactionrule,selectAdditionalconditionsandclickAddtoaddadditionaltriggers.Whenusing
additionalconditions,allconditionsmustbemettotriggertheaction.

Topreventanactionfrombeingtriggeredrepeatedly,aWaitatleasttimecanbeset.Enterthetimeinhours,minutesandseconds,
duringwhichthetriggershouldbeignoredbeforetheactionrulecanbeactivatedagain.

Formoreinformation,seetheonlinehelp

.

Triggers

Availableactionruletriggersandconditionsinclude:

•AccessPoint

-AccessPointEnabled–TriggerstheactionrulewhenanaccesspointdevicesuchasareaderorREXdeviceis
congured,forexamplewhenthehardwarecongurationiscompletedoranidenticationtypeisadded.

•Conguration

-AccessPointChanged–Triggerstheactionrulewhenthecongurationofanaccesspointdevicesuchasa
readerorREXdeviceischanged,forexamplewhenhardwareisconguredoranidenticationtypeisedited,
changingthewaysthroughwhichadoorcanbeaccessed.

-AccessPointRemoved–Triggerstheactionrulewhenthehardwarecongurationofanaccesspointdevice
suchasareaderorREXdeviceisreset.

-AreaChanged–NotsupportedbythisversionofAXISEntryManager.Mustbeconguredbyaclientsuchasan
accessmanagementsystem,throughtheVAPIX®applicationprogramminginterface,thatsupportsthisfeature
andusedevicesthatcanprovidetherequiredsignals.Triggerstheactionrulewhenanaccessareaischanged.

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-AreaRemoved–NotsupportedbythisversionofAXISEntryManager.Mustbeconguredbyaclientsuch
asanaccessmanagementsystem,throughtheVAPIX®applicationprogramminginterface,thatsupportsthis
featureandusedevicesthatcanprovidetherequiredsignals.Triggerstheactionrulewhenanaccessareais
removedfromthesystem.

-DoorChanged–Triggerstheactionrulewhenthedoorcongurationsettings,forexampledoorname,are
changedorwhenadoorisaddedtothesystem.Thiscanforexamplebeusedtosendanoticationwhena
doorisinstalledandcongured.

-DoorRemoved–Triggerstheactionrulewhenadoorisremovedfromthesystem.Thiscanforexamplebe
usedtosendanoticationwhenadoorisremovedfromthesystem.

•Door

-DoorAlarm–Triggerstheactionrulewhenthedoormonitorindicatesthatthedoorhasbeenforcedopen,the
doorisopentoolong,orifthedoorisfaultyinanyway.Thiscanforexamplebeusedtosendanotication
whensomeoneisforcinganentry.

-DoorDouble-LockMonitor–Triggerstheactionruleonlywhenthesecondarylockchangesstatetoeither
lockedorunlocked.

-DoorLockMonitor–Triggerstheactionrulewhenthenormallockchangesstatetoeitherlockedorunlocked.
Forexample,afaultistriggeredwhenthedoormonitordetectsthatthedoorisopenalthoughthelockislocked.

-DoorMode–Triggerstheactionrulewhenthedoorchangesstates,forexample,whenthedoorhasbeen
accessedorblocked,orthedoorisinlockdownmode.Formoredetaileddescriptionsofthesemodes,seethe
onlinehelp.

-DoorMonitor–Triggerstheactionrulewhenthedoormonitorstatechanges.Thiscanforexamplebeusedto
sendanoticationwhenadoormonitorindicatesthatthedoorisopenedorclosed.

-DoorTamper–Triggerstheactionrulewhenthedoormonitordetectsthattheconnectionisinterrupted,for
exampleifsomeonecutsthewirestothedoormonitor.Tousethistrigger,makesurethatEnablesupervised
inputsisselectedandthatendoflineresistorsareinstalledontherelevantdoorconnectorinputports.For
moreinformation,seeUseSupervisedInputsonpage16.

-DoorWarning–Triggerstheactionrulebeforethedooropentoolongalarmgoesoff.Thiscanbeusedto,
forexample,sendawarningsignalthatthedoorcontrollerwillsendtherealalarm,thedooropentoolong
alarm,ifthedoorisnotclosedwithinthespecieddooropentoolongtime.Formoreinformationaboutdoor
opentoolongtime,seeCongureLocksandDoorMonitorsonpage14.

•EventLogger–Keepstrackofalleventsinthedoorcontroller,forexamplewhenauserswipesacardoropensadoor.If
Globaleventsisenabled,theeventloggerkeepstrackofalltheeventsineverycontrollerinthesystem.Tosetwhich
alarmsandeventsthatcantriggeranactionrule,gotoSetup>CongureEventandAlarmLogs.Theeventloggeris
sharedbythesystemandcanstoreupto30000events.Whenthelimitisreached,theeventloggerusestherstinrst
out(FIFO)rule.Thismeansthatthersteventisthersttobeoverwritten.

-Alarm–Triggerstheactionrulewhenoneofthespeciedalarmshasbeentriggered.Thesystemadministrator
cancongurewhicheventsaremoreimportantthanothersandselectwhetheraparticulareventshould
triggeranalarmornot.

-DroppedAlarms–Triggerstheactionrulewhennewalarmrecordscannotbewrittentothealarmlogs.For
exampleiftherearesomanysimultaneousalarmsthattheeventloggercannotkeepup.Whenanalarmis
dropped,anoticationcanbesenttotheoperator.

-DroppedEvents–Triggerstheactionrulewhenneweventrecordscannotbewrittentotheeventlogs.For
example,iftherearesomanysimultaneouseventsthattheeventloggercannotkeepup.Whenaneventis
dropped,anoticationcanbesenttotheoperator.

•Hardware

-CasingOpen–Triggerstheactionruleifthecoverofthedoorcontrollerisopenedorifthedoorcontrolleris
removedfromthewallorceiling.Thiscanforexamplebeusedtosendanoticationifthecasinghasbeen
openedformaintenancepurposesorwhensomeonehastamperedwiththecasing.

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-Network–Triggerstheactionrulewhenthenetworkconnectionislost.SelectYestotriggertheaction
rulewhenthenetworkconnectionislost.SelectNototriggertheactionrulewhenthenetworkconnection
isrestored.

-PeerConnection–TriggerstheactionrulewhentheAxisproducthasestablishedaconnectionwithanother
doorcontroller ,ifthenetworkconnectionbetweenthedevicesislost,orifthepairingofdoorcontrollershas
failed.Thiscanforexamplebeusedtosendanoticationthatadoorcontrollerhaslostitsnetworkconnection.

•InputSignal

-DigitalInputPort–TriggertherulewhenanI/Oportreceivesasignalfromaconnecteddevice.SeeI/O
Portsonpage48.

-ManualTrigger–Triggerstheactionrulewhenthemanualtriggerisactivated.Itcanbeusedbyaclientsuch
asanaccessmanagementsystem,throughtheVAPIX®applicationprogramminginterface,tomanuallystart
orstoptheactionrule.

-VirtualInputs–Triggerstheactionrulewhenoneofthevirtualinputschangesstates.Itcanbeusedbya
clientsuchasanaccessmanagementsystem,throughtheVAPIX®applicationprogramminginterface,totrigger
actions.Virtualinputscan,forexample,beconnectedtobuttonsinthemanagementsystem'suserinterface.

•Schedule

-Interval–Triggerstheactionruleattheschedule’sstarttimeandremainsactiveuntiltheschedule’sendtime
isreached.

-Pulse–Triggerstheactionrulewhenaone-timeeventoccurs.Thatis,aneventthathappensataspecic
timeandhasnoduration.

•System

-SystemReady–Triggerstheactionrulewhenthesystemisinstateready.Forexample,theAxisproductcan
detectthesystemstateandsendanoticationwhenthesystemhasstarted.

SelectYestotriggertheactionrulewhentheproductisinstateready.Notethattherulewillonlytriggerwhen
allnecessaryservices,suchastheeventsystem,hasstarted.

•Time

-Recurrence–Triggerstheactionrulebymonitoringtherecurrencesthatyouhavecreated.Youcanusethis
triggertoinitiaterecurringactionssuchassendingnoticationseveryhour.Selectarecurrencepatternorcreate
anewone.Formoreinformationaboutsettinguparecurrencepattern,seeSetUpRecurrencesonpage39.

-UseSchedule–Triggertheruleaccordingtotheselectedschedule.SeeCreateSchedulesonpage38.

Actions

Availableactionsinclude:

•OutputPort–ActivateanI/Oporttocontrolanexternaldevice.

•SendNotications–Sendanoticationmessagetoarecipient.

•StatusLED–ThestatusLEDcanbesettoashforthedurationoftheactionruleorforasetnumberofseconds.The
statusLEDcanbeusedduringinstallationandcongurationtovisuallyvalidateifthetriggersettings,forexamplethe
dooropentoolongtrigger ,workcorrectly .TosetthestatusLEDashcolor ,selectanLEDColorfromthedrop-downlist.

AddRecipients

Theproductcansendmessagestonotifyadministratorsabouteventsandalarms.Butbeforetheproductcansendnotication
messages,youmustdeneoneormorerecipients.Forinformationaboutavailableoptions,seeRecipientTypesonpage38.

Toaddarecipient:

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1.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>Events>RecipientsandclickAdd.

2.Enteradescriptivename.

3.SelectarecipientType.

4.Entertheinformationneededfortherecipienttype.

5.ClickTesttotesttheconnectiontotherecipient.

6.ClickOK.

RecipientTypes

Thefollowingrecipientsareavailable:

•HTTP

•HTTPS

•Email

•TCP

SetUpEmailRecipients

Emailrecipientscanbeconguredbyselectingoneofthelistedemailproviders,orbyspecifyingtheSMTPserver,portand
authenticationusedby,forexample,acorporateemailserver.

Note

Someemailprovidershavesecurityltersthatpreventusersfromreceivingorviewinglargeamountofattachments,from
receivingscheduledemailsandsimilar .Checktheemailprovider’ssecuritypolicytoavoiddeliveryproblemsandlocked
emailaccounts.

Tosetupanemailrecipientusingoneofthelistedproviders:

1.GotoEvents>RecipientsandclickAdd.

2.EnteraNameandselectEmailfromtheTypelist.

3.EntertheemailaddressestosendemailstointheToeld.Usecommastoseparatemultipleaddresses.

4.SelecttheemailproviderfromtheProviderlist.

5.EntertheuserIDandpasswordfortheemailaccount.

6.ClickTesttosendatestemail.

Tosetupanemailrecipientusingforexampleacorporateemailserver,followtheinstructionsabovebutselectUserdenedas
Provider.EntertheemailaddresstoappearassenderintheFromeld.SelectAdvancedsettingsandspecifytheSMTPserver
address,portandauthenticationmethod.Optionally,selectUseencryptiontosendemailsoveranencryptedconnection.Theserver
certicatecanbevalidatedusingthecerticatesavailableintheAxisproduct.Forinformationonhowtouploadcerticates,
seeCerticatesonpage42.

CreateSchedules

Schedulescanbeusedasactionruletriggersorasadditionalconditions.Useoneofthepredenedschedulesorcreateanew
scheduleasdescribedbelow.

Tocreateanewschedule:

1.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>Events>SchedulesandclickAdd.

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2.Enteradescriptivenameandtheinformationneededforadaily,weekly,monthlyoryearlyschedule.

3.ClickOK.

Tousethescheduleinanactionrule,selecttheschedulefromtheScheduledrop-downlistintheActionRuleSetuppage.

SetUpRecurrences

Recurrencesareusedtotriggeractionrulesrepeatedly,forexampleevery5minutesoreveryhour.

Tosetuparecurrence:

1.GotoSetup>AdditonalControllerConguration>Events>RecurrencesandclickAdd.

2.Enteradescriptivenameandrecurrencepattern.

3.ClickOK.

Tousetherecurrenceinanactionrule,rstselectTimefromtheTriggerdrop-downlistintheActionRuleSetuppageandthen
selecttherecurrencefromtheseconddrop-downlist.

Tomodifyorremoverecurrences,selecttherecurrenceintheRecurrencesListandclickModifyorRemove.

ReaderFeedback

ReadersuseLEDsandbeeperstosendfeedbackmessagestotheuser(thepersonaccessingortryingtoaccessthedoor).Thedoor
controllercantriggeranumberoffeedbackmessages,someofwhicharepreconguredinthedoorcontrollerandsupportedby
mostreaders.

ReadershavedifferentLEDbehaviors,buttypicallytheyusedifferentsequencesofsteadylightsandashinglightsinred,green,and
amber.

Readerscanalsouseone-pitchbeeperstosendmessages,usingdifferentsequencesofshortandlongbeepersignals.

Thetablebelowshowstheeventsthatarepreconguredinthedoorcontrollertotriggerreaderfeedbackandtheirtypicalreader
feedbacksignals.

EventWiegand

Idle

RequirePIN

AccessGrantedGreenGreenGreenOneshortbeep

AccessDeniedRedRedRed

Feedbackmessagesotherthantheabovemustbeconguredbyaclientsuchasanaccessmanagementsystem,throughtheVAPIX®
applicationprogramminginterface,thatsupportsthisfeatureandusereadersthatcanprovidetherequiredsignals.Formore
information,seetheuserinformationsuppliedbytheaccessmanagementsystemdeveloperandreadermanufacturer.

dualLED

Off

Flashingred/greenFlashingred/greenFlashingred/green

Wiegand
singleLED

RedRed

OSDP

Beeperpattern

Silent

TwoshortbeepsPINrequired

Onelongbeep

State

Normal

Accessgranted

Accessdenied

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Reports

TheReportspageallowsyoutoview,print,andexportreportsthatcontaindifferenttypesofinformationaboutthesystem.For
moreinformationaboutwhichreportsthatareavailable,seeReportTypesonpage40.

View,Print,andExportReports

ToopentheReportspage,clickReports.

Toviewareport,clickViewandprint.

Toprintareport:

1.ClickViewandprint.

2.Selectthecolumnsthatshallbeincludedinthereport.Allcolumnsareselectedbydefault.

3.Ifyouwanttonarrowthescopeofthereport,enteralterintherelevantltereld.Forexample,youcanlterusersby
whichgrouptheybelongto,doorsbytheirschedules,orgroupsbythedoorstheyhaveaccessto.

Toforceexactmatches,surroundtheltertextwithdoublequotationmarks,forexample“John”.

4.Ifyouwanttosortthereportitemsinadifferentorder,click
andreverseorder,togglethesortingbuttons.

Showstheitemsinstandardorder(ascending).

Showstheitemsinreverseorder(descending).

5.ClickPrintselectedcolumns.

Toexportareport,clickExportCSVle.

Thereportwillbeexportedasaacomma-separatedvalue(CSV)leandwillincludeallpossiblecolumnsanditemsforthereport
type.Unlessotherwisespecied,theexportedle(*.csv)issavedinthedefaultdownloadfolder.Youcanselectadownloadfolder
inthewebbrowser’susersettings.

intherelevantcolumn.Tochangebetweenstandard

ReportTypes

Thefollowingreporttypesareavailable:

•Accessschedules.Formoreinformationaboutaccessscheduletypesandoptions,seepage25andpage26.

•Groups.Formoreinformationaboutgroupcredentials,seepage27.

•Doors.Formoreinformationaboutdoorsandidenticationtypes,seepage27andpage28.

•Users.Formoreinformationaboutusercredentials,seepage30.

•Doorcontrollers.FormoreinformationaboutconnectedcontrollersandtheirIDtypes,seepage21.Formoreinformation
aboutdoormonitortimeoptions,seepage15.

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SystemOptions

Security

Users

UseraccesscontrolisenabledbydefaultandcanbeconguredunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>System
Options>Security>Users.Anadministratorcansetupotherusersbygivingthemusernamesandpasswords.

Theuserlistdisplaysauthorizedusersandusergroups(accesslevels):

Administrator-Unrestrictedaccesstoallsettings;canadd,modifyandremoveotherusers.

UnderHTTP/RTSPPasswordSettings,selectthetypeofpasswordtoallow.Youmayneedtoallowunencryptedpasswordsifthereare
viewingclientsthatdonotsupportencryption,orifyouupgradedthermwareandexistingclientssupportencryptionbutneed
tologinagainandbeconguredtousethisfunctionality.

DeselecttheEnableBasicSetupoptiontohidetheBasicSetupmenu.BasicSetupprovidesquickaccesstosettingsthatshouldbe
madebeforeusingtheAxisproduct.

ONVIF

ONVIF(OpenNetworkVideoInterfaceForum)isaglobalinterfacestandardthatmakesiteasierforendusers,integrators,consultants,
andmanufacturerstotakeadvantageofthepossibilitiesofferedbynetworkvideotechnology.ONVIFenablesinteroperablitybetween
differentvendorproducts,increasedexibility ,reducedcostandfuture-proofsystems.

BycreatingauseryouautomaticallyenableONVIFcommunication.UsetheusernameandpasswordwithallONVIFcommunication
withtheproduct.Formoreinformationseewww.onvif.org

IPAddressFilter

IPaddresslteringisenabledontheSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Security>IPAddress
Filterpage.Onceenabled,thelistedIPaddressareallowedordeniedaccesstotheAxisproduct.SelectAlloworDenyfromthelist

andclickApplytoenableIPaddressltering.

Theadministratorcanaddupto256IPaddressentriestothelist(asingleentrycancontainmultipleIPaddresses).

HTTPS

HTTPS(HyperTextTransferProtocoloverSecureSocketLayer,orHTTPoverSSL)isawebprotocolprovidingencryptedbrowsing.
HTTPScanalsobeusedbyusersandclientstoverifythatthecorrectdeviceisbeingaccessed.Thesecuritylevelprovidedby
HTTPSisconsideredadequateformostcommercialexchanges.

TheAxisproductcanbeconguredtorequireHTTPSwhenadministratorslogin.

TouseHTTPS,anHTTPScerticatemustrstbeinstalled.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>
Security>Certicatestoinstallandmanagecerticates.SeeCerticatesonpage42.

ToenableHTTPSontheAxisproduct:

1.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Security>HTTPS

2.SelectanHTTPScerticatefromthelistofinstalledcerticates.

3.Optionally,clickCiphersandselecttheencryptionalgorithmstouseforSSL.

4.SettheHTTPSConnectionPolicyforthedifferentusergroups.

5.ClickSavetoenablethesettings.

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ToaccesstheAxisproductviathedesiredprotocol,enterhttps://orhttp://intheaddresseldinabrowser.

TheHTTPSportcanbechangedontheSystemOptions>Network>TCP/IP>Advancedpage.

IEEE802.1X

IEEE802.1Xisastandardforport-basedNetworkAdmissionControlprovidingsecureauthenticationofwiredandwirelessnetwork
devices.IEEE802.1XisbasedonEAP(ExtensibleAuthenticationProtocol).

ToaccessanetworkprotectedbyIEEE802.1X,devicesmustbeauthenticated.Theauthenticationisperformedbyanauthentication
server,typicallyaRADIUSserver,examplesofwhichareFreeRADIUSandMicrosoftInternetAuthenticationService.

InAxisimplementation,theAxisproductandtheauthenticationserveridentifythemselveswithdigitalcerticatesusingEAP-TLS
(ExtensibleAuthenticationProtocol-TransportLayerSecurity).ThecerticatesareprovidedbyaCerticationAuthority(CA).
Youneed:

•aCAcerticatetoauthenticatetheauthenticationserver.

•aCA-signedclientcerticatetoauthenticatetheAxisproduct.

Tocreateandinstallcerticates,gotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Security>Certicates.
SeeCerticatesonpage42.ManyCAcerticatesarepreinstalled.

ToallowtheproducttoaccessanetworkprotectedbyIEEE802.1X:

1.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Security>IEEE802.1X.

2.SelectaCACerticateandaClientCerticatefromthelistsofinstalledcerticates.

3.UnderSettings,selecttheEAPOLversionandprovidetheEAPidentityassociatedwiththeclientcerticate.

4.ChecktheboxtoenableIEEE802.1XandclickSave.

Note

Forauthenticationtoworkproperly ,thedateandtimesettingsintheAxisproductshouldbesynchronizedwithanNTP
server.SeeDate&Timeonpage43.

Certicates

Certicatesareusedtoauthenticatedevicesonanetwork.Typicalapplicationsincludeencryptedwebbrowsing(HTTPS),network
protectionviaIEEE802.1Xandsecureuploadofimagesandnoticationmessagesforexampleviaemail.Twotypesofcerticates
canbeusedwiththeAxisproduct:

Server/Clientcerticates-ToauthenticatetheAxisproduct.

CAcerticates-Toauthenticatepeercerticates,forexamplethecerticateofanauthenticationserverincasetheAxisproductis

connectedtoanIEEE802.1Xprotectednetwork.

Note

Installedcerticates,exceptpreinstalledCAcerticates,willbedeletediftheproductisresettofactorydefault.Preinstalled
CAcerticatesthathavebeendeletedwillbereinstalled.

AServer/Clientcerticatecanbeself-signedorissuedbyaCerticateAuthority(CA).Aself-signedcerticateofferslimited
protectionandcanbeusedbeforeaCA-issuedcerticatehasbeenobtained.

Toinstallaself-signedcerticate:

1.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Security>Certicates.

2.ClickCreateself-signedcerticateandprovidetherequestedinformation.

TocreateandinstallaCA-signedcerticate:

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1.Createaself-signedcerticateasdescribedabove.

2.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Security>Certicates.

3.ClickCreatecerticatesigningrequestandprovidetherequestedinformation.

4.CopythePEM-formattedrequestandsendtotheCAofyourchoice.

5.Whenthesignedcerticateisreturned,clickInstallcerticateanduploadthecerticate.

Server/ClientcerticatescanbeinstalledasCerticatefromsigningrequestorasCerticateandprivatekey.SelectCerticate
andprivatekeyiftheprivatekeyistobeuploadasaseparateleorifthecerticateisinPKCS#12format.

TheAxisproductisshippedwithseveralpreinstalledCAcerticates.Ifrequired,additionalCAcerticatescanbeinstalled:

1.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Security>Certicates.

2.ClickInstallcerticateanduploadthecerticate.

Date&Time

TheAxisproduct’sdateandtimesettingsareconguredunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>
Date&Time.

CurrentServerTimedisplaysthecurrentdateandtime(24hclock).

Tochangethedateandtimesettings,selectthepreferredTimemodeunderNewServerTime:

•Synchronizewithcomputertime–Setsdateandtimeaccordingtothecomputer’sclock.Withthisoption,dateand
timearesetonceandwillnotbeupdatedautomatically.

•SynchronizewithNTPServer–ObtainsdateandtimefromanNTPserver.Withthisoption,dateandtimesettingsare
updatedcontinuously.ForinformationonNTPsettings,seeNTPCongurationonpage45.

IfusingahostnamefortheNTPserver,aDNSservermustbecongured.SeeDNSCongurationonpage45.

•Setmanually–Allowsyoutomanuallysetdateandtime.

IfusinganNTPserver,selectyourTimezonefromthedrop-downlist.Ifrequired,checkAutomaticallyadjustfordaylightsaving
timechanges.

Network

BasicTCP/IPSettings

TheAxisproductsupportsIPversion4(IPv4).

TheAxisproductcangetanIPv4addressinthefollowingways:

•DynamicIPaddress–ObtainIPaddressviaDHCPisselectedbydefault.ThismeansthattheAxisproductissettoget
theIPaddressautomaticallyviaDynamicHostCongurationProtocol(DHCP).

DHCPallowsnetworkadministratorstocentrallymanageandautomatetheassignmentofIPaddresses.

•StaticIPaddress–TouseastaticIPaddress,selectUsethefollowingIPaddressandspecifytheIPaddress,subnetmask
anddefaultrouter.ThenclickSave.

DHCPshouldonlybeenabledwhenusingdynamicIPaddressnotication,oriftheDHCPcanupdateaDNSserverthatmakes
itpossibletoaccesstheAxisproductbyname(hostname).

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SystemOptions

IfDHCPisenabledandtheproductcannotbeaccessed,runAXISIPUtilitytosearchthenetworkforconnectedAxisproducts,or
resettheproducttothefactorydefaultsettingsandthenperformtheinstallationagain.Forinformationabouthowtoresetto
factorydefault,seepage50.

ARP/Ping

Theproduct’sIPaddresscanbeassignedusingARPandPing.Forinstructions,seeAssignIPAddressUsingARP/Pingonpage44.

TheARP/Pingserviceisenabledbydefaultbutisautomaticallydisabledtwominutesaftertheproductisstarted,orassoonasanIP
addressisassigned.Tore-assignIPaddressusingARP/Ping,theproductmustberestartedtoenableARP/Pingforanadditional
twominutes.

Todisabletheservice,gotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>TCP/IP>Basicandclear
theoptionEnableARP/PingsettingofIPaddress.

Pingingtheproductisstillpossiblewhentheserviceisdisabled.

AssignIPAddressUsingARP/Ping

Theproduct'sIPaddresscanbeassignedusingARP/Ping.Thecommandmustbeissuedwithin2minutesofconnectingpower.

1.AcquireafreestaticIPaddressonthesamenetworksegmentasthecomputer .

2.Locatetheserialnumber(S/N)ontheproductlabel.

3.Openacommandpromptandenterthefollowingcommands:

Linux/Unixsyntax

arp-s<IPaddress><serialnumber>temp
ping-s408<IPaddress>

Linux/Unixexample

arp-s192.168.0.12500:40:8c:18:10:00temp
ping-s408192.168.0.125

Windowssyntax(thismayrequirethatyourunthecommandpromptasanadministrator)

arp-s<IPaddress><serialnumber>
ping-l408-t<IPaddress>

Windowsexample(thismayrequirethatyourunthecommandpromptasanadministrator)

arp-s192.168.0.12500-40-8c-18-10-00
ping-l408-t192.168.0.125

4.Checkthatthenetworkcableisconnectedandthenrestarttheproductbydisconnectingandreconnectingpower.

5.ClosethecommandpromptwhentheproductrespondswithReplyfrom192.168.0.125:...orsimilar.

6.Openabrowserandtypehttp://<IPaddress>intheLocation/Addresseld.

ForothermethodsofassigningtheIPaddress,youmayndthedocumentAssignanIPAddressandAccesstheVideoStreamonAxis
Supportwebatwww.axis.com/techsupuseful.

Note

•ToopenacommandpromptinWindows,opentheStartmenuandtypecmdintheRun/Searcheld.

•TousetheARPcommandinWindows8/Windows7/WindowsVista,right-clickthecommandprompticonandselect

Runasadministrator.

•ToopenacommandpromptinMacOSX,opentheTerminalutilityfromApplication>Utilities.

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SystemOptions

AXISVideoHostingSystem(AVHS)

AVHSusedinconjunctionwithanAVHSservice,provideseasyandsecureInternetaccesstocontrollermanagementandlogs
accessiblefromanylocation.FormoreinformationandhelptondalocalAVHSServiceProvidergotowww.axis.com/hosting

TheAVHSsettingsareconguredunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>TCPIP>

Basic.ThepossibilitytoconnecttoanAVHSserviceisenabledbydefault.Todisable,cleartheEnableAVHSbox.

One-clickenabled-Pressandholdtheproduct’scontrolbutton(seeHardwareOverviewonpage5)forabout3secondsto

connecttoanAVHSserviceovertheInternet.Onceregistered,AlwayswillbeenabledandtheAxisproductstaysconnectedto
theAVHSservice.Iftheproductisnotregisteredwithin24hoursfromwhenthebuttonispressed,theproductwilldisconnect
fromtheAVHSservice.

Always-TheAxisproductwillconstantlyattempttoconnecttotheAVHSserviceovertheInternet.Onceregisteredtheproductwill
stayconnectedtotheservice.Thisoptioncanbeusedwhentheproductisalreadyinstalledanditisnotconvenienttousethe
one-clickinstallation.

Note

AVHSsupportisdependentontheavailabilityofsubscriptionsfromserviceproviders.

AXISInternetDynamicDNSService

AXISInternetDynamicDNSServiceassignsahostnameforeasyaccesstotheproduct.Formoreinformation,seewww.axiscam.net

ToregistertheAxisproductwithAXISInternetDynamicDNSService,gotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>System
Options>Network>TCP/IP>Basic.UnderServices,clicktheAXISInternetDynamicDNSServiceSettingsbutton(requiresaccessto
theInternet).ThedomainnamecurrentlyregisteredatAXISInternetDynamicDNSservicefortheproductcanatanytimeberemoved.

Note

AXISInternetDynamicDNSServicerequiresIPv4.

AdvancedTCP/IPSettings

DNSConguration

DNS(DomainNameService)providesthetranslationofhostnamestoIPaddresses.TheDNSsettingsareconguredunderSetup>
AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>TCP/IP>Advanced.

SelectObtainDNSserveraddressviaDHCPtousetheDNSsettingsprovidedbytheDHCPserver.

Tomakemanualsettings,selectUsethefollowingDNSserveraddressandspecifythefollowing:

Domainname-Enterthedomain(s)tosearchforthehostnameusedbytheAxisproduct.Multipledomainscanbeseparatedby
semicolons.Thehostnameisalwaystherstpartofafullyqualieddomainname,forexample,myserveristhehostnameinthe
fullyqualieddomainnamemyserver.mycompany.comwheremycompany.comisthedomainname.

Primary/SecondaryDNSserver-EntertheIPaddressesoftheprimaryandsecondaryDNSservers.ThesecondaryDNSserveris
optionalandwillbeusediftheprimaryisunavailable.

NTPConguration

NTP(NetworkTimeProtocol)isusedtosynchronizetheclocktimesofdevicesinanetwork.TheNTPsettingsareconguredunder
Setup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>TCP/IP>Advanced.

SelectObtainNTPserveraddressviaDHCPtousetheNTPsettingsprovidedbytheDHCPserver.

Tomakemanualsettings,selectUsethefollowingNTPserveraddressandenterthehostnameorIPaddressoftheNTPserver.

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SystemOptions

HostNameConguration

TheAxisproductcanbeaccessedusingahostnameinsteadofanIPaddress.Thehostnameisusuallythesameastheassigned
DNSname.ThehostnameisconguredunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>
TCP/IP>Advanced.

SelectObtainhostnameviaIPv4DHCPtousehostnameprovidedbytheDHCPserverrunningonIPv4.

SelectUsethehostnametosetthehostnamemanually.

SelectEnabledynamicDNSupdatestodynamicallyupdatelocalDNSserverswhenevertheAxisproduct’sIPaddresschanges.

Formoreinformation,seetheonlinehelp

Link-LocalIPv4Address

Link-LocalAddressisenabledbydefaultandassignstheAxisproductanadditionalIPaddresswhichcanbeusedtoaccess
theproductfromotherhostsonthesamesegmentonthelocalnetwork.TheproductcanhaveaLink-LocalIPandastatic
orDHCP-suppliedIPaddressatthesametime.

ThisfunctioncanbedisabledunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>TCP/IP
>Advanced.

.

HTTP

TheHTTPportusedbytheAxisproductcanbechangedunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>
Network>TCP/IP>Advanced.Inadditiontothedefaultsetting,whichis80,anyportintherange1024–65535canbeused.

HTTPS

TheHTTPSportusedbytheAxisproductcanbechangedunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>
Network>TCP/IP>Advanced.Inadditiontothedefaultsetting,whichis443,anyportintherange1024–65535canbeused.

ToenableHTTPS,gotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Security>HTTPS.Formoreinformation,
seeHTTPSonpage41.

NATtraversal(portmapping)forIPv4

Anetworkrouterallowsdevicesonaprivatenetwork(LAN)toshareasingleconnectiontotheInternet.Thisisdonebyforwarding
networktrafcfromtheprivatenetworktothe“outside”,thatis,theInternet.Securityontheprivatenetwork(LAN)isincreased
sincemostroutersarepre-conguredtostopattemptstoaccesstheprivatenetwork(LAN)fromthepublicnetwork(Internet).

UseNATtraversalwhentheAxisproductislocatedonanintranet(LAN)andyouwishtomakeitavailablefromtheother(WAN)side
ofaNATrouter.WithNATtraversalproperlycongured,allHTTPtrafctoanexternalHTTPportintheNATrouterisforwardedto
theproduct.

NATtraversalisconguredunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>TCP/IP>Advanced.

Note

•ForNATtraversaltowork,thismustbesupportedbytherouter.TheroutermustalsosupportUPnP

•Inthiscontext,routerreferstoanynetworkroutingdevicesuchasaNATrouter,Networkrouter ,InternetGateway,

Broadbandrouter,Broadbandsharingdevice,orasoftwaresuchasarewall.

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.

Enable/Disable-Whenenabled,theAxisproductattemptstocongureportmappinginaNATrouteronyournetwork,using

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UPnP

.NotethatUPnP

>Network>UPnP).

UsemanuallyselectedNATrouter-SelectthisoptiontomanuallyselectaNATrouterandentertheIPaddressfortherouterin

theeld.Ifnorouterisspecied,theproductautomaticallysearchesforNATroutersonyournetwork.Ifmorethanonerouteris
found,thedefaultrouterisselected.

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mustbeenabledintheproduct(seeSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions

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SystemOptions

AlternativeHTTPport-SelectthisoptiontomanuallydeneanexternalHTTPport.Enteraportintherange1024–65535.Ifthe
porteldisemptyorcontainsthedefaultsetting,whichis0,aportnumberisautomaticallyselectedwhenenablingNATtraversal.

Note

•AnalternativeHTTPportcanbeusedorbeactiveevenifNATtraversalisdisabled.ThisisusefulifyourNATrouterdoesnot

supportUPnPandyouneedtomanuallycongureportforwardingintheNATrouter.

•Ifyouattempttomanuallyenteraportthatisalreadyinuse,anotheravailableportisautomaticallyselected.

•Whentheportisselectedautomaticallyitisdisplayedinthiseld.Tochangethis,enteranewportnumberandclickSave.

FTP

TheFTPserverrunningintheAxisproductenablesuploadofnewrmware,userapplications,etc.TheFTPservercanbedisabled
underSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>TCP/IP>Advanced.

RTSP

TheRTSPserverrunningintheAxisproductallowsaconnectingclienttostartaneventstream.TheRTSPportnumbercanbechanged
underSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>TCP/IP>Advanced.Thedefaultportis554.

Note

EventstreamswillnotbeavailableiftheRTSPserverisdisabled.

SOCKS

SOCKSisanetworkingproxyprotocol.TheAxisproductcanbeconguredtouseaSOCKSservertoreachnetworksontheother
sideofarewallorproxyserver.ThisfunctionalityisusefuliftheAxisproductislocatedonalocalnetworkbehindarewall,and
notications,uploads,alarms,etcneedtobesenttoadestinationoutsidethelocalnetwork(forexampletheInternet).

SOCKSisconguredunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>SOCKS.Formore

information,seetheonlinehelp

.

QoS(QualityofService)

QoS(QualityofService)guaranteesacertainlevelofaspeciedresourcetoselectedtrafconanetwork.AQoS-awarenetwork
prioritizesnetworktrafcandprovidesagreaternetworkreliabilitybycontrollingtheamountofbandwidthanapplicationmayuse.

TheQoSsettingsareconguredunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>QoS.Using
DSCP(DifferentiatedServicesCodepoint)values,theAxisproductcanmarkevent/alarmtrafcandmanagementtrafc.

SNMP

TheSimpleNetworkManagementProtocol(SNMP)allowsremotemanagementofnetworkdevices.AnSNMPcommunityisthe
groupofdevicesandmanagementstationrunningSNMP.Communitynamesareusedtoidentifygroups.

ToenableandcongureSNMPintheAxisproduct,gototheSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions
>Network>SNMPpage.

Dependingonthelevelofsecurityrequired,selecttheversiononSNMPtouse.

TrapsareusedbytheAxisproducttosendmessagestoamanagementsystemonimportanteventsandstatuschanges.CheckEnable
trapsandentertheIPaddresswherethetrapmessageshouldbesentandtheTrapcommunitythatshouldreceivethemessage.

Note

IfHTTPSisenabled,SNMPv1andSNMPv2cshouldbedisabled.

TrapsforSNMPv1/v2areusedbytheAxisproducttosendmessagestoamanagementsystemonimportanteventsandstatus
changes.CheckEnabletrapsandentertheIPaddresswherethetrapmessageshouldbesentandtheTrapcommunitythat
shouldreceivethemessage.

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SystemOptions

Thefollowingtrapsareavailable:

•Coldstart

•Warmstart

•Linkup

•Authenticationfailed

SNMPv3providesencryptionandsecurepasswords.TousetrapswithSNMPv3,anSNMPv3managementapplicationisrequired.

TouseSNMPv3,HTTPSmustbeenabled,seeHTTPSonpage41.ToenableSNMPv3,checktheboxandprovidetheinitialuser
password.

Note

Theinitialpasswordcanonlybesetonce.Ifthepasswordislost,theAxisproductmustberesettofactorydefault,see
ResettoFactoryDefaultSettingsonpage50.

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UPnP

TheAxisproductincludessupportforUPnP
systemsandclientsthatsupportthisprotocol.

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UPnP

canbedisabledunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>UPnP

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TM

.UPnP

isenabledbydefaultandtheproductisautomaticallydetectedbyoperating

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.

Bonjour

TheAxisproductincludessupportforBonjour.Bonjourisenabledbydefaultandtheproductisautomaticallydetectedbyoperating
systemsandclientsthatsupportthisprotocol.

BonjourcanbedisabledunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>Bonjour.

Ports&Devices

I/OPorts

TheauxiliaryconnectorontheAxisproductprovidestwocongurableinputandoutputportsforconnectionofexternaldevices.For
informationabouthowtoconnectexternaldevices,seetheInstallationGuide,availableonwww.axis.com

TheI/OportsareconguredunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Ports&Devices>I/OPorts.
Selecttheportdirection(InputorOutput).TheportscanbegivendescriptivenamesandtheirNormalstatescanbeconguredas
OpencircuitorGroundedcircuit.

PortStatus

ThelistontheSystemOptions>Ports&Devices>PortStatuspageshowsthestatusoftheproduct’sinputandoutputports.

Maintenance

TheAxisproductprovidesseveralmaintenancefunctions.TheseareavailableunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration
>SystemOptions>Maintenance.

ClickRestarttoperformacorrectrestartiftheAxisproductisnotbehavingasexpected.Thiswillnotaffectanyofthecurrent
settings.

Note

ArestartclearsallentriesintheServerReport.

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SystemOptions

ClickRestoretoresetmostsettingstothefactorydefaultvalues.Thefollowingsettingsarenotaffected:

•thebootprotocol(DHCPorstatic)

•thestaticIPaddress

•thedefaultrouter

•thesubnetmask

•thesystemtime

•theIEEE802.1Xsettings

ClickDefaulttoresetallsettings,includingtheIPaddress,tothefactorydefaultvalues.Thisbuttonshouldbeusedwithcaution.The
Axisproductcanalsoberesettofactorydefaultusingthecontrolbutton,seeResettoFactoryDefaultSettingsonpage50.

Forinformationaboutrmwareupgrade,seeUpgradetheFirmwareonpage51.

Support

SupportOverview

TheSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Support>SupportOverviewpageprovidesinformationon
troubleshootingandcontactinformation,shouldyourequiretechnicalassistance.

SeealsoTroubleshootingonpage51.

SystemOverview

TogetanoverviewoftheAxisproduct’sstatusandsettings,gotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions
>Support>SystemOverview.Informationthatcanbefoundhereincludesrmwareversion,IPaddress,networkandsecurity

settings,eventsettings,andrecentlogitems.ManyofthecaptionsarelinkstotheproperSetuppage.

Logs&Reports

TheSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Support>Logs&Reportspagegenerateslogsandreports
usefulforsystemanalysisandtroubleshooting.IfcontactingAxisSupport,pleaseprovideavalidServerReportwithyourquery.

SystemLog-Providesinformationaboutsystemevents.

AccessLog-Listsallfailedattemptstoaccesstheproduct.TheAccessLogcanalsobeconguredtolistallconnectionstothe

product(seebelow).

ServerReport-Providesinformationabouttheproductstatusinapop-upwindow.TheAccessLogisautomaticallyincluded
intheServerReport.

ParameterList-Showstheproduct'sparametersandtheircurrentsettings.Thismayproveusefulwhentroubleshootingor
whencontactingAxisSupport.

ConnectionList-Listsallclientsthatarecurrentlyaccessingmediastreams.

CrashReport-Generatesanarchivewithdebugginginformation.Thereporttakesseveralminutestogenerate.

TheloglevelsfortheSystemLogandtheAccessLogaresetunderSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>
Support>Logs&Reports>Conguration.TheAccessLogcanbeconguredtolistallconnectionstotheproduct(select

Critical,Warnings&Info).

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SystemOptions

Advanced

Scripting

Scriptingallowsexperienceduserstocustomizeandusetheirownscripts.

NO

TICE

NO NO

TICE TICE

ImproperusemaycauseunexpectedbehaviorandlossofcontactwiththeAxisproduct.

Axisstronglyrecommendsthatyoudonotusethisfunctionunlessyouunderstandtheconsequences.AxisSupportdoesnotprovide
assistanceforproblemswithcustomizedscripts.

ToopentheScriptEditor,gotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Advanced>Scripting.Ifa
scriptcausesproblems,resettheproducttoitsfactorydefaultsettings,seepage50.

Formoreinformation,seewww.axis.com/developer

FileUpload

Files,forexamplewebpagesandimages,canbeuploadedtotheAxisproductandusedascustomsettings.Touploadale,goto
Setup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Advanced>FileUpload.

Uploadedlesareaccessedthroughhttp://<ipaddress>/local/<user>/<filename>where<user>isthe
selectedusergroup(viewer,operatororadministrator)fortheuploadedle.

ResettoFactoryDefaultSettings

Important

Resettofactorydefaultshouldbeusedwithcaution.Aresettofactorydefaultwillresetallsettings,includingtheIP
address,tothefactorydefaultvalues.

Note

Theinstallationandmanagementsoftwaretoolsareavailablefromthesupportpagesonwww.axis.com/techsup

Toresettheproducttothefactorydefaultsettings:

1.Disconnectpowerfromtheproduct.

2.Pressandholdthecontrolbuttonandreconnectpower .SeeHardwareOverviewonpage5.

3.Keepthecontrolbuttonpressedforabout25secondsuntilthestatusLEDindicatorturnsamberforthesecondtime.

4.Releasethecontrolbutton.TheprocessiscompletewhenthestatusLEDindicatorturnsgreen.Theproducthasbeenreset
tothefactorydefaultsettings.IfnoDHCPserverisavailableonthenetwork,thedefaultIPaddressis192.168.0.90

5.Usingtheinstallationandmanagementsoftwaretools,assignanIPaddress,setthepassword,andaccesstheproduct.

Itisalsopossibletoresetparameterstofactorydefaultviathewebinterface.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>
Setup>SystemOptions>Maintenance.

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Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

ChecktheFirmware

Firmwareissoftwarethatdeterminesthefunctionalityofnetworkdevices.Oneofyourrstactionswhentroubleshootingaproblem
shouldbetocheckthecurrentrmwareversion.Thelatestversionmaycontainacorrectionthatxesyourparticularproblem.The
currentrmwareversionintheAxisproductisdisplayedinthepageSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>BasicSetupand
inSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>About.

UpgradetheFirmware

Important

•Yourdealerreservestherighttochargeforanyrepairattributabletofaultyupgradebytheuser.

•Preconguredandcustomizedsettingsaresavedwhenthermwareisupgraded(providingthefeaturesareavailableinthe

newrmware)althoughthisisnotguaranteedbyAxisCommunicationsAB.

Note

•Aftertheupgradeprocesshascompleted,theproductwillrestartautomatically.Ifrestartingtheproductmanuallyafter

theupgrade,alwayswait5minutesevenifyoususpecttheupgradehasfailed.

•Becausethedatabaseofusers,groups,credentials,andotherdatawillbeupdatingafterarmwareupgrade,therst

start-upcouldtakeafewminutestocomplete.Thetimerequiredisdependentontheamountofdata.

•WhenyouupgradetheAxisproductwiththelatestrmwarefromAxiswebsite,theproductreceivesthelatestfunctionality

available.Alwaysreadtheupgradeinstructionsandreleasenotesavailablewitheachnewreleasebeforeupgrading
thermware.

Toupgradetheproduct’srmware:

1.Savethermwareletoyourcomputer.ThelatestversionofthermwareisavailablefreeofchargefromAxiswebsite
atwww.axis.com/techsup

2.GotoSetup>AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Maintenanceintheproduct’swebpages.

3.UnderUpgradeServer,clickBrowseandlocatetheleonyourcomputer.ClickUpgrade.

4.Waitapproximately5minuteswhiletheproductisbeingupgradedandrestarted.Thenclearthewebbrowser'scache.

5.Accesstheproduct.

EmergencyRecoveryProcedure

Ifpowerornetworkconnectionislostduringtheupgrade,theprocessfailsandtheproductbecomesunresponsive.FlashingredStatus
indicatorindicatesafailedupgrade.Torecovertheproduct,followthestepsbelow.Theserialnumberisfoundontheproduct’slabel.

1.InUNIX/Linux,typethefollowingfromthecommandline:

arp-s<IPaddress><serialnumber>temp
ping-l408<IPaddress>

InWindows,typethefollowingfromacommand/DOSprompt(thismayrequirethatyourunthecommandpromptas
anadministrator):

arp-s<IPaddress><serialnumber>
ping-l408-t<IPaddress>

2.Iftheproductdoesnotreplyin30seconds,restartitandwaitforareply.PressCTRL+CtostopPing.

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3.Openabrowserandtypeintheproduct’sIPaddress.Inthepagethatopens,usetheBrowsebuttontoselecttheupgrade
letouse.ThenclickLoadtorestarttheupgradeprocess.

4.Aftertheupgradeiscomplete(1–10minutes),theproductautomaticallyrestartsandshowsasteadygreenonthe
Statusindicator.

5.Reinstalltheproduct,referringtotheInstallationGuide.

Iftheemergencyrecoveryproceduredoesnotgettheproductupandrunningagain,contactAxissupportatwww.axis.com/techsup/

Symptoms,PossibleCausesandRemedialActions

ProblemssettingtheIPaddress

WhenusingARP/Ping

Theproductislocatedona
differentsubnet

TheIPaddressisbeingused
byanotherdevice

Trytheinstallationagain.TheIPaddressmustbesetwithintwominutesafterpowerhasbeen
appliedtotheproduct.EnsurethePinglengthissetto408.Forinstructions,seeInstallation
Guideonwww .axis.com.

IftheIPaddressintendedfortheproductandtheIPaddressofthecomputerusedtoaccessthe
productarelocatedondifferentsubnets,youwillnotbeabletosettheIPaddress.Contactyour
networkadministratortoobtainanIPaddress.

DisconnecttheAxisproductfromthenetwork.RunthePingcommand(inaCommand/DOS
window,typepingandtheIPaddressoftheproduct):

•Ifyoureceive:Replyfrom<IPaddress>:bytes=32;time=10...
thismeansthattheIPaddressmayalreadybeinusebyanotherdeviceonthenetwork.
ObtainanewIPaddressfromthenetworkadministratorandreinstalltheproduct.

•Ifyoureceive:Requesttimedout,thismeansthattheIPaddressisavailable
forusewiththeAxisproduct.Checkallcablingandreinstalltheproduct.

PossibleIPaddressconict
withanotherdeviceonthe
samesubnet.

Theproductcannotbeaccessedfromabrowser

Cannotlogin

TheIPaddresshasbeen
changedbyDHCP

Certicateerrorwhenusing
IEEE802.1X

Theproductisaccessiblelocallybutnotexternally

RoutercongurationTocongureyourroutertoallowincomingdatatrafctotheAxisproduct,enabletheNAT-traversal

Firewallprotection

Defaultroutersrequired

ThestaticIPaddressintheAxisproductisusedbeforetheDHCPserversetsadynamicaddress.
ThismeansthatifthesamedefaultstaticIPaddressisalsousedbyanotherdevice,theremay
beproblemsaccessingtheproduct.

WhenHTTPSisenabled,ensurethatthecorrectprotocol(HTTPorHTTPS)isusedwhenattempting
tologin.Youmayneedtomanuallytypehttporhttpsinthebrowser’saddresseld.

Ifthepasswordfortheuserrootislost,theproductmustberesettothefactorydefaultsettings.
SeeResettoFactoryDefaultSettingsonpage50.

IPaddressesobtainedfromaDHCPserveraredynamicandmaychange.IftheIPaddresshasbeen
changed,useAXISIPUtilitytolocatetheproductonthenetwork.Identifytheproductusingits
modelorserialnumber,orbytheDNSname(ifthenamehasbeencongured).

Ifrequired,astaticIPaddresscanbeassignedmanually.Forinstructions,seeInstallationGuide
onwww.axis.com/techsup.

Forauthenticationtoworkproperly,thedateandtimesettingsintheAxisproductshouldbe
synchronizedwithanNTPserver .SeeDate&Timeonpage43.

featurewhichwillattempttoautomaticallyconguretheroutertoallowaccesstotheAxis
product,seeNATtraversal(portmapping)forIPv4onpage46.TheroutermustsupportUPnP

ChecktheInternetrewallwithyournetworkadministrator.

CheckifyouneedtoconguretheroutersettingsfromSetup>NetworkSettingsorSetup>
AdditionalControllerConguration>SystemOptions>Network>TCP/IP>Basic.

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Troubleshooting

StatusandNetworkindicatorLEDsareashingredrapidly

Hardwarefailure

ContactyourAxisreseller.

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TechnicalSpecifications

TechnicalSpecifications

AXISA1001NetworkDoorController

Function/group

Doorcontroller

DigitalI/O

Network

System
Integration

Events&Alarms

Item

Models

Readers

Doors1–2doorspercontroller

Credentials

Eventhistory

AccessschedulesUnlimitedorthird-partysoftwaredependent

I/OinterfaceReaderI/0:DCoutput:2x12VDCoutputmax300mA;2x4congurable

I/OfunctionalityPreconguredforreadersanddoormonitors,Inputtrigger,Outputtoggle/pulse

SecurityPasswordprotection,IPaddressltering,HTTPS

SupportedprotocolsIPv4,HTTP,HTTPS

Application
ProgrammingInterface

Tamperdetection

Eventlog

Eventactions

EventtriggersAccessPoint:Accesspointenabled

Specications

AXISA1001NetworkDoorController

Upto2readerspercontroller(Wiegand,RS485(OSDP)withsupportedcardformats

1

Upto15000withthird-partyaccessmanagementsoftwaredependingonserver
capacity

30000FirstinFirstout(FIFO)percontroller

inputs/outputs,(digitalinput:0tomax40VDC,digitaloutput:0tomax40VDC,
opendrain,max100mA)

Readerdata:RS485fullduplex,RS485halfduplex,Wiegand
Auxiliary:1x3.3VDCoutput,max100mA,2xcongurableinputs/output(digital

input:0tomax40VDC,digitaloutput:0tomax40VDC,opendrain,max100mA)
Doorconnectors:2x2inputfordoormonitorsandREX(digitalinput:0to
max40VDC)

2

accesscontrol,digestauthentication,useraccesslog

2

2

,TLS
SNMPv1/v2c/v3(MIB-II),DNS,DynDNS,NTP,RTSP ,RTP ,TCP,UDP,IGMP,RTCP,ICMP,
DHCP,ARP,SOCKS

OpenAPIforsoftwareintegration,includingVAPIX®;specicationsavailableat

www.axis.com

ONVIFProleC,specicationsavailableatwww .onvif.org
SupportforaccesscontrolasaservicewithOne-ClickConnection

Removalofunitcover/tamperfront
Removalofunitfromwall/tamperback
Readertamper

Congurablebytimeandtopic,Alarmacknowledgement

Noticationviaemail,HTTPandTCP,Externaloutputport,StatusLED

Conguration:Accesspointchanged,Accesspointremoved,Areachanged,Area
removed,Doorchanged,Doorremoved
Door:Dooralarm,Doordouble-lockmonitor,Doorlockmonitor,Doormode,Door
monitor,Doorwarning

EventLogger:Alarm
Hardware:Casingopen,Network,peerconnection
InputSignalDigitalinputport,Manualtrigger,Virtualinputs
Schedule:Interval,Pulse
System:Systemready
Time:Recurrence,Useschedule

,QoSlayer3DiffServ,FTP,SMTP,Bonjour ,UPnP,

encryption,IEEE802.1Xnetwork

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Function/group

General

1.Powerconsumptiondependent;maxloadforreadersandotherequipmentis7.5WwithPoEand14Wwith10–30VDC.

2.ThisproductincludessoftwaredevelopedbytheOpenSSLProjectforuseintheOpenSSLToolkit(http://www.openssl.org/),andcryptographic
softwarewrittenbyEricYoung([e-mail])

3.InoutdoorinstallationscombiningAXISA1001andAXIST98A15-VE,theallowedmaximumvoltageis30VDC.

Item

Casing

SoftwareCongurationandbasicaccesscontrolmanagementthroughInternetExplorer,

Memory

Power

Connectors

Operatingconditions

Approvals

Dimensions(HxWxD)

Weight

Includedaccessories

Languages

WarrantyAxis3-yearwarrantywithpossibilitytoextendupto5years,see

OptionalaccessoriesAXIST8120Midspan15W

Specications

Plastic

Firefox,Chrome,orSafari

256MBRAM,4GbitFlash

Powerin:10–30VDC,max26WorPoweroverEthernet
IEEE802.3af/802.3atType1Class3
Powerout&relay:1x12VDC,max500mA1xsolidstaterelay30VDC,
max700mA
Poweroutlock:2x12VDC,max500mA

RJ4510BASE-T/100BASE-TX

Terminalblocks:DCpower,10Inputs/Outputs,RS485/Wiegand,Relay
Cablesizeforconnectors:CSA:AWG28–16,CUL/UL:AWG30–14

0°Cto50°C(32°Fto122°F)
Humidity20–85%RH(non-condensing)

EN55022ClassB,EN50130-4,EN61000-3-2,EN61000-3-3,EN55024,
EN61000-6-1,EN61000-6-2FCCPart15SubpartBClassB
ICES-003ClassB
C-tickAS/NZSCISPR22ClassB
VCCIClassB
IEC/EN/UL60950-1,UL294,UL2043,EN50581

45.5x180x180mm(1.8x7.1x7.1in)

500g(1.1lb)

Connectorkit,Cableties,InstallationGuide

English,German,French,Spanish,Italian

www.axis.com/warranty

AXIST8128PoESplitter24V(requires30Wmidspan)
AXIST8129PoEExtenderMainsadaptor24VDC
AXIST98A15-VESurveillanceCabinet

1

3

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AXISEntryManager

Function/group

Doorcontroller

DigitalI/O

Network

Events&Alarms

Systemfeatures

Item

Models

Readers

Controllers

Credentials

Eventhistory

I/OinterfaceReaderI/0:DCoutput:2x12VDCoutputmax300mA;2x4congurable

I/OfunctionalityPreconguredforreadersanddoormonitors,Inputtrigger,Outputtoggle/pulse

SecurityPasswordprotection,IPaddressltering,HTTPS

SupportedprotocolsIPv4,HTTP,HTTPS

Tamperdetection

Eventlog

Eventactions

EventtriggersAccessPoint:Accesspointenabled

AccessschedulesUnlimited

Installation&
Conguration

AdministrationDrag-and-dropoperationwithexibleassignmentofdoorsandusergroups,

Languages

Specications

AXISA1001withbuilt-inweb-basedsoftware

Upto2readerspercontroller

1–33

Upto400

30000FirstinFirstout(FIFO)persystem

inputs/outputs,(digitalinput:0tomax40VDC,digitaloutput:0tomax40VDC,
opendrain,max100mA)

Readerdata:RS485fullduplex,RS485halfduplex,Wiegand
Auxiliary:1x3.3VDCoutput,max100mA,2xcongurableinputs/output(digital

input:0tomax40VDC,digitaloutput:0tomax40VDC,opendrain,max100mA)
Doorconnectors:2x2inputfordoormonitorsandREX(digitalinput:0to
max40VDC)

accesscontrol,digestauthentication,useraccesslog

2

SNMPv1/v2c/v3(MIB-II),DNS,DynDNS,NTP,RTSP ,RTP ,TCP,UDP,IGMP,RTCP,ICMP,
DHCP,ARP,SOCKS

Removalofunitcover/tamperfront
Removalofunitfromwall/tamperback
Readertamper

Congurablebytimeandtopic,Alarmacknowledgement

Noticationviaemail,HTTPandTCP,Externaloutputport,StatusLED

Conguration:Accesspointchanged,Accesspointremoved,Doorchanged,Door
removed
Door:Dooralarm,Doordouble-lockmonitor,Doorlockmonitor,Doormode,Door
monitor,Doorwarning

EventLogger:Alarm
Hardware:Casingopen,Network,peerconnection
InputSignalDigitalinputport,Manualtrigger,Virtualinputs
Schedule:Interval,Pulse
System:Systemready
Time:Recurrence,Useschedule

Congurationwizard,congurationverication,Color-codedconnectors,I/O
assignmentprint-out,Automaticcontrollerdiscovery,Instantfeedbackofmissing
congurationdata

Retrievecredentialsfromreader,Manualaccess/lock/unlock,Importofusers

English,German,French,Spanish,Italian

,TLS

1

(Wiegand,RS485(OSDP)withsupportedcardformats

2

encryption,IEEE802.1Xnetwork

2

,QoSlayer3DiffServ,FTP,SMTP,Bonjour ,UPnP,

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TechnicalSpecifications

Function/group

General

1.Powerconsumptiondependent;maxloadforreadersandotherequipmentis7.5WwithPoEand14Wwith10–30VDC.

2.ThisproductincludessoftwaredevelopedbytheOpenSSLProjectforuseintheOpenSSLToolkit(http://www.openssl.org/),andcryptographic
softwarewrittenbyEricYoung([e-mail])

3.InoutdoorinstallationscombiningAXISA1001andAXIST98A15-VE,theallowedmaximumvoltageis30VDC.

Item

Casing

SoftwareCongurationandbasicaccesscontrolmanagementthroughInternetExplorer,

Memory

Power

Connectors

Operatingconditions

Approvals

Dimensions(HxWxD)

Weight

Includedaccessories

WarrantyAxis3-yearwarrantywithpossibilitytoextendupto5years,see

OptionalaccessoriesAXIST8120Midspan15W

Specications

Plastic

Firefox,Chrome,orSafari

256MBRAM,4GbitFlash

Powerin:10–30VDC,max26WorPoweroverEthernet
IEEE802.3af/802.3atType1Class3
Powerout&relay:1x12VDC,max500mA1xsolidstaterelay30VDC,
max700mA
Poweroutlock:2x12VDC,max500mA

RJ4510BASE-T/100BASE-TX

Terminalblocks:DCpower,10Inputs/Outputs,RS485/Wiegand,Relay
Cablesizeforconnectors:CSA:AWG28–16,CUL/UL:AWG30–14

0°Cto50°C(32°Fto122°F)
Humidity20–85%RH(non-condensing)

EN55022ClassB,EN50130-4,EN61000-3-2,EN61000-3-3,EN55024,
EN61000-6-1,EN61000-6-2FCCPart15SubpartBClassB
ICES-003ClassB
C-tickAS/NZSCISPR22ClassB
VCCIClassB
IEC/EN/UL60950-1,UL294,UL2043,EN50581

45.5x180x180mm(1.8x7.1x7.1in)

500g(1.1lb)

Connectorkit,Cableties,InstallationGuide

www.axis.com/warranty

AXIST8128PoESplitter24V(requires30Wmidspan)
AXIST8129PoEExtenderMainsadaptor24VDC
AXIST98A15-VESurveillanceCabinet

1

3

Connectors

Forinformationabouttheconnectors’positions,seeHardwareOverviewonpage5.

Forconnectiondiagramsandinformationaboutthehardwarepinchartgeneratedthroughthehardwareconguration,see
ConnectionDiagramsonpage61andConguretheHardwareonpage13.

Thefollowingsectiondescribestheconnectors’technicalspecications.

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ReaderDataConnector

6-pinterminalblocksupportingRS485andWiegandprotocolsforcommunicationwiththe
reader.

TheRS485portssupport:

•Two-wireRS485halfduplex

•Four-wireRS485fullduplex

TheWiegandportssupport:

•Two-wireWiegand

FunctionPinNotes

RS485

RS485

Wiegand

A-

B+

A-

B+

D0(Data0)

D1(Data1)

1

2

3

4

5

6

ForfullduplexRS485
ForhalfduplexRS485

ForfullduplexRS485
ForhalfduplexRS485

ForWiegand

Important

Therecommendedmaximumcablelengthis30m(98.4ft).

ReaderI/OConnector

6-pinterminalblockfor:

•Auxiliarypower(DCoutput)

•DigitalInput

•DigitalOutput

Pin3onthereaderI/Oconnectorscanbesupervised.Iftheconnectionisinterrupted,anevent
isactivated.Tousesupervisedinputs,installendoflineresistors.Usetheconnectiondiagram
forsupervisedinputs.Seepage62.

FunctionPinNotes

0VDC(-)

DCoutput

Congurable(Input
orOutput)

•0VDC(-)

1

2

3–6

Forpoweringauxiliaryequipment.
Note:Thispincanonlybeusedaspowerout.

Digitalinput—Connecttopin1toactivate,orleave
oating(unconnected)todeactivate.

Digitaloutput—Connecttopin1toactivate,orleave
oating(unconnected)todeactivate.Ifusedwithan
inductiveload,e.g.arelay,adiodemustbeconnected
inparallelwiththeload,forprotectionagainstvoltage
transients.

Specications

0VDC

12VDC
Maxload=300mA

0tomax40VDC

0tomax40VDC,opendrain,
100mA

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DoorConnector

Two4-pinterminalblocksfordoormonitoringdevices(digitalinput).

Alldoorinputpinscanbesupervised.Iftheconnectionisinterrupted,analarmistriggered.To
usesupervisedinputs,installendoflineresistors.Usetheconnectiondiagramforsupervised
inputs.Seepage62.

FunctionPinNotes

0VDC(-)

Input

1,3

2,4

Forcommunicatingwithdoormonitor.
Digitalinput—Connecttopin1or3respectivelyto
activate,orleaveoating(unconnected)todeactivate.
Note:Thispincanonlybeusedforinput.

AuxiliaryConnector

4-pincongurableI/Oterminalblockfor:

•Auxiliarypower(DCoutput)

•DigitalInput

•DigitalOutput

Foranexampleconnectiondiagram,seeConnectionDiagramsonpage61.

FunctionPinNotes

0VDC(-)

DCoutput

(InputorOutput)

•0VDC(-)

1

2

3–4

Forpoweringauxiliaryequipment.
Note:Thispincanonlybeusedaspowerout.

Digitalinput—Connecttopin1toactivate,orleave
oating(unconnected)todeactivate.

Digitaloutput—Connecttopin1toactivate,orleave
oating(unconnected)todeactivate.Ifusedwithan
inductiveload,e.g.arelay,adiodemustbeconnected
inparallelwiththeload,forprotectionagainstvoltage
transients.

Specications

0VDC

0tomax40VDC

Specications

0VDC

3.3VDC
Maxload=100mA

0tomax40VDC Congurable

0tomax40VDC,opendrain,
100mA

PowerConnector

2-pinterminalblockforDCpowerinput.UseaSafetyExtraLowVoltage(SELV)compliant
limitedpowersource(LPS)witheitheraratedoutputpowerlimitedto≤100Woraratedoutput
currentlimitedto≤5A.

FunctionPinNotes

0VDC(-)

DCinput

1

2

ForpoweringcontrollerwhennotusingPowerover
Ethernet.
Note:Thispincanonlybeusedaspowerin.

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Specications

0VDC

10–30VDC,max26W
Maxloadonoutputs=14W

AXISA1001NetworkDoorController&AXISEntryManager

TechnicalSpecifications

NetworkConnector

RJ45Ethernetconnector.SupportsPoweroverEthernet(PoE).UseCategory5ecablesorhigher.

Function

PowerandEthernet

Specications

PoweroverEthernetIEEE802.3af/802.3atType1Class3,44–57VDC
Maxloadonoutputs=7.5W

PowerLockConnector

4-pinterminalblockforpoweringoneortwolocks(DCoutput).Thelockconnectorcanalso
beusedtopowerexternaldevices.

Connectlocksandloadstothepinsaccordingtothehardwarepinchartgeneratedthrough
thehardwareconguration.

FunctionPinNotes

0VDC(-)

0VDC,oating,or
12VDC

1,3

2,4

Forcontrollinguptotwo12Vlocks.Usethehardware
pinchart.SeeConguretheHardwareonpage13.

Power&RelayConnector

6-pinterminalblockwithbuilt-inrelayfor:

•Externaldevices

•Auxiliarypower(DCoutput)

Connectlocksandloadstothepinsaccordingtothehardwarepinchartgeneratedthrough
thehardwareconguration.

•0VDC(-)

Specications

0VDC

12VDC
Maxtotalload=500mA

FunctionPinNotes

0VDC(-)

Relay

12VDC

24VDC

1,4

2–3

5

6

TamperingAlarmPinHeader

Two2-pinheadersforbypassing:

•Backtamperingalarm(TB)

•Fronttamperingalarm(TF)

Forconnectingrelaydevices.Usethehardwarepin
chart.SeeConguretheHardwareonpage13.
Thetworelaypinsaregalvanicallyseparatedfromthe
restofthecircuitry.

Forpoweringauxiliaryequipment.
Note:Thispincanonlybeusedaspowerout.

Notused

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Specications

0VDC

Maxcurrent=700mA
Maxvoltage=+30VDC

Maxvoltage=+12VDC
Maxload=500mA

AXISA1001NetworkDoorController&AXISEntryManager

1

2

A

B

TechnicalSpecifications

FunctionPinNotes

Backtamperingalarm

Fronttamperingalarm

Note

Boththefrontandbacktamperingalarmsareconnectedbydefault.Thecasingopentriggercanbeconguredtoperforman
actionifthedoorcontrollerisopenedorifthedoorcontrollerisremovedfromthewallorceiling.Forinformationabouthow
tocongurealarmsandevents,seeAlarmandEventConguration.

ConnectionDiagrams

Connectdevicesaccordingtothehardwarepinchartgeneratedthroughthehardwareconguration.Formoreinformationabout
hardwarecongurationandthehardwarepinchart,seeConguretheHardwareonpage13.

AuxiliaryConnector

1–2

1–2

Tobypassthefrontandbacktamperingalarmsimultaneously,connectjumpers
betweenTB1,TB2andTF1,TF2respectively.Bypassingthetamperingalarms
meansthatthesystemwillnotidentifyanytamperingattempts.

1

0VDC(-)

2

DCoutput:3.3V,max100mA

A

I/Oconguredasinput

B

I/Oconguredasoutput

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i

22kΩ

4.7kΩ

ii

TechnicalSpecifications

SupervisedInputs

Tousesupervisedinputs,installendoflineresistors.Thisappliestoallsupervisedinputs.Forinformationaboutlimitationsand
updates,seetheproduct’sreleasenotes.

iInput
ii

0VDC(-)

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Date:November2014

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