Bluecard Software Technology BC60 Users Manual

BS-6000 TCP/IP Remote Communication S tation

User’s Manual

The BS-6000 is able to upload data collected from guard tour readers over the TCP/IP network (either
intranet or Internet) by connecting to an Ethernet cable. Prior to deployment, the BS-6000 unit needs
to be connected to the PC and be setup using the provided software. The provided software also acts
as the server software, transferring data to a stand-along or web-based software system.

Description of the BS-6000 hardware:

¾ Status LED Lights

(in the descriptions below, “up” indicates the direction on the BS-6000 where the status LED
lights are located):

 Red LED – Upper-Left

 Flashing: Receiving/Sending the data by Internet.
 Constant on: the BS-6000 has data that needs to be uploaded.
 Constant off: the BS-6000 does not have data that needs to be uploaded.

 Green LED – Lower-Left

 Flashing once per second: the BS-6000 is operating normally.

 Red LED – Upper-Right

 Constant on: the unit is connected with the Internet.
 Constant on: the unit is not connected with the Internet.

 Blue LED – Lower-Right

 Flashing once per second: the BS-6000 is operating normally.
 Flashing quickly: the BS-6000 is calling target server.

¾ Audio Signals

There are two types of audio signals: long beep and short beep.
Some of the audio signals below have multiple meanings depending on the situation.

 Short Beep (once)

 Guard tour reader found, but the reader does not contain data that needs to be uploaded.
 The local unit has connected successfully with the BS6000 server and set IP

successfully.

 Short Beep (twice consecutively)

 Guard tour reader found, and the reader contains data that needs to be uploaded.

 Short Beep (three times consecutively)

 The BS-6000 is failured to calling the target serve.

 Short Beep (three times in every three seconds)

The BS-6000’s memory is full, please upload to the BS-6000m first.
Short Beep (three times consecutively) + One Second Stop+Short Beep (three times
consecutively)
The comm station have not been registed in the BS-6000 serve.

 Long Beep (once) + Short Beep (twice times)

 The BS-6000 is caling the target serve.

 Long Beep (three times consecutively)

 Data has been completely transferred via the Internet.

 Long Beep (once) + Short Beep (three times)

 The BS-6000 not operable and needs to be initialized by the manufacturer.

¾ Power Supply

 The BS-6000 is able to use multiple types of power supplies:

 USB connection to the computer.
 4.2V battery.

 The BS-6000 will turn on automatically after being connected to a power source. The status

LED lights will start flashing at a normal pace if the unit is operating correctly.