Cypress DPX-7212 User Manual

DPX-7212

Cypress Duprex Wireless LAN version

MAN-SY-DPX-7212-v102

User Manual

Connector Terminal Identification- Quick Reference

N/C

Strike Relay N.C.

Strike Relay Com

Strike Relay N.O..

Alarm Digital Input

Aux. Digital I/O #3 Input

Aux. Digital I/O #1 Output

Reader # 2 Signals

Reader # 1 Signals

N/C

Alarm Digital Input

Aux. Digital I/O #3 Input

Aux. Digital I/O #1 Output

Aux. Digital I/O #2 Input

Strike Relay N.O.

Strike Relay Com

Strike Relay N.C.

R

+8 - 24 VDC

Ground

+5 VDC

Data 1 / Data

LED

+8 - 24 VDC

Ground

+5 VDC

Data 1 / Data

LED

Duprex Remote Unit

R

Gnd

+8 - 24 VDC

Panel /Port # 1 Signals

+8 - 24 VDC

Ground

+5 VDC

F-2F/ Data 0 / Clock

Data 1 /Data

LED

Alarm Relay N.C.

Alarm Relay Com

Alarm Relay N.O..

Alarm Programming Resistor

Aux. #3 Programming Resistor

Aux. Digital I/O #1 Input

Aux. Digital I/O #2 Output

Aux. Digital I/O #3 Output

+8 - 24 VDC

Ground

+5 VDC

Data 1 /Data

LED

Alarm Relay N.C

Alarm Relay Com

Alarm Relay N.O.

Alarm Programming Resistor

Aux. #3 Programming Resistor

Panel/Port # 2 Signals

Aux. Digital I/O #1 Input

Aux. Digital I/O #2 Output

Aux. Digital I/O #3 Output

Duprex Central Unit

Gnd

+8 - 24 VDC

DPX-7212

F-2F/ Data 0 / Clock

Refer to DPX-7000 Operators manual for detailed description of connections and reader format DIP Switch settings.

C

R

CENTRAL UNIT ONLY Dip switch #5 is ON: Alternate IO Assignment

a. Door Strike relay does NOT follow LED (Auxiliary setting, will follow Digital Input #1)

b. Alarm Relay and Digital Output #3 swap functions.

On

Off

1234567

8

NOT USED ALL OFF

Switch 6 7 8 0 1 x 2 x 3 x x 4 x 5 x x 6 x x 7 x x x

Wiegand

Wiegand / No Filter

Strobed Rising Edge (MR-5)

Strobed Rising Edge (Dorado 644)

Strobed Rising (Mag-Tek)

Strobed Falling Edge

Reserved

Unsupervised F/2F

x = ON

All settings except Switch 5 are the

same for Central and Remote units.

DIP Switch Settings- Quick Reference

DPX-7212

To gain access to the DIP Switch, Un-plug the WiFi Module by removing this screw.

“Factory Defaults” Strap

Switch 1 2 Strap on off In on on In on off Out on on Out off .. Out

.. = Don’t care

Restoring Factory Defaults

(Only takes effect during power up)

Restore Duprex Defaults

Restore WiPort Defaults

Service Mode 1

Service Mode 2

Normal Operation

FCC Part 15 Notice of Compliance

This device operates under Part 15 of the FCC rules. There are several requirements that must be met to maintain compliance.

These devices can only be used with approved antennas.

The antennas for these units MUST be mounted at a distance of 20 cm or greater from any nearby persons.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a commercial installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received,

including interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC Part 15 COMPLIANCE

DPX-7212

User Manual - Initial Setup and Installation

1. Connect units as shown in Diagram #1. A source of power will be needed for both units. A single supply can be used to power both units, or a separate supply can be used for each unit.

2. DIP Switch #1 on both units should be in the “ON” position. This setting places the units in setup/diagnostic mode.

3. Apply power to both units. After a short delay, both units should begin communicating. This will be indicated by the Amber communication LED flashing rapidly on both units , and the Diagnostic LED flashing Green slowly.

4. Move DIP Switch #1 to “OFF” on both units. The Amber communication LED should stop flashing. The units are now in Normal “Quiet” mode. This preserves network bandwidth. Periodically the units will establish contact with each other to verify the data link. Communication will also occur when a change in I/O status occurs such as a contact changes state, or a badge is read.

5. Verify Quiet Mode operation. Place a jumper between one of the LED inputs on the Central unit and Ground. You should see the Amber communication LED on both units flash to indicate a change of state.

If everything operates up to this point, the units are ready to be installed.

NOTE: The units are shipped from the factory with a default TCP/IP Address for each unit. As shipped, they will communicate with each other without changing any settings. If more than one pair are operating within range of each other at the default settings (same address) then the units will interfere with each other and unpredictable operation can result. When performing initial testing on multiple pairs, only test one pair at a time to eliminate the possibility of interference. If only one pair are in use, the factory default settings can be left in place.

The DPX-7212 operates in the same manner as the DPX-7000 wired version. This document covers the network portions of operation. Refer to the DPX-7000 user manual for details on the I/O and data format operations. The DPX-7212 operates in the same manner as all other members of the Duprex series, except that the data link is provided by an Wireless TCP/IP connection.

It is suggested that a bench top verification as described below be performed. This will provide a known reference point of proper operation, and will greatly aid in troubleshooting in the event of problems.

Bench top verification of operation.

Diagram #1 DPX-7212 Initial setup - Typical connections

All you need to do is apply power to both units. They will start communicating immediately unless there are other units with the same IP addresses. No router is necessary for initial bench testing.

DPX-7212

User Manual - Initial Setup and Installation

Power Supply 12 VDC

R

Power Supply 12 VDC

R

DPX-7212

User Manual - Initial Setup and Installation

Each Duprex DPX-7212 pair is configured with a default TCP/IP address.

Duprex Central = 192.168.1.58

Duprex Remote = 192.168.1.59

It may be necessary to change these settings to be compatible with the network that will be used in the final installation. The DPX-7212 system requires the use of fixed IP addresses to be assigned to the units. It may be necessary to coordinate with the System Administrator before placing the devices on a network.

The Lantronix WiPort Device Installer program can be used. Each order for the DPX-7212 will include a CD containing the program. If for some reason the program has not made it to you, it can be downloaded from www.lantronix.com under support/downloads/WiPort Device Installer.

This manual will describe how to change the IP address for the units using the WiPort Device Installer software. Once the Addresses have been set to be compatible with the network, final installation can be made. It will be necessary to have a wireless 802.11 router to change the TCP/IP settings.

It is beyond the scope of this manual to describe switch/router and other complex network settings and topologies. It will be incumbent upon the end user or system administrator to determine how to configure their network equipment to allow operation of the DPX-7212 units.

During the configuration process some settings may be changed inadvertently that will cause the units to cease operation. A strap is provided on the WiPort Module to reset to Standard Duprex Defaults or Factory Defaults.

Duprex Defaults set the unit to the “shipped from factory” setting. This allows the Central and Remote to communicate directly with each other without a router by setting static IP addresses.

WiPort Defaults set the unit to DHCP mode in order to initiate configuration using the Installer Driver Software.

Service Mode 1 (Central Unit) does not change the WLAN settings but forces continuous polling for installation and

troubleshooting.

Service Mode 2 is reserved for future use.

Normal Operation Mode is the recommended operational configuration. Network traffic is reduced to event driven communication

and periodic supervision.

The different modes of operation are described below:

Duprex 7212 Operational Modes

DPX-7212

Duprex Defaults: Set DIP switch #1 ON, switches 2-8 OFF. Install the Factory Default strap

onto the Duprex radio board (See DIP Switch settings - quick reference). Cycle power to the unit. The unit will reset itself to the Cypress factory default settings. The Diagnostic LED will flash Green about 30 times and will illuminate a steady green when the process is finished.

If the diagnostic LED turns Red, a problem has occurred with the reprogramming process. If this happens recycle power to the unit. A steady Green LED will indicate a successful reset of the unit.

After completing this procedure for both the Central and Remote units, they should communicate with each other using the fixed default IP addresses.

WiPort Defaults: Set DIP switch #1 and #2 ON, switches 3-8 OFF. Install the Factory Default strap onto the Duprex radio board (See DIP Switch settings - quick reference). Cycle power to the unit. The unit will reset itself to the WiPort factory default settings. The Diagnostic LED will flash Green about 30 times and will illuminate a steady green when the process is finished.

If the diagnostic LED turns Red, a problem has occurred with the reprogramming process. If this happens recycle power to the unit. A steady Green LED will indicate a successful reset of the unit.

This mode sets the units to look for a DHCP host on the 802.11 network and is used only to establish initial communication with the Device Installer software for configuration purposes. The units will not communicate with each other using DHCP and must be provided with fixed IP addresses. The final configuration will have to be completed manually through the Lantronix Device Installer program.

Service Mode 1: Set DIP Switch #1 ON, 2-8 OFF. Remove the Factory Default strap from the Duprex radio board. Cycle power to both units. The units will reset and should begin communicating with each other. The amber comm LED should flash rapidly as communication takes place. The Green diagnostic LED should flash slowly on both the Central and Remote units. This mode is useful for diagnostic purposes, and to determine if the units are within range.

Normal Operation Mode: SET DIP Switch #1 OFF, 2- 8 are set according to the data format and other required options. Cycle power to both units. The units will reset and will briefly communicate. The Green diagnostic LED should flash slowly on both the Central and Remote units. This mode is used to conserve bandwidth, communication is minimized.

DPX-7212

Duprex 7212 Description of Operation

The DPX-7212 uses Wireless 802.11 communications to relay door/gate signals and reader data to an access control panel. There are several parameters that may need to be changed in the field to use the units at a particular site.

If only one pair of units is utilized at a particular site, and there is no existing wireless network, then the units will work together right out of the box with no further changes necessary. The two units will form an “Ad Hoc” network and establish a link between the Central and Remote.

It may be necessary to change some of the network settings if:

a. An existing network is on the site and the user would like to access the modules through the network. i.e. change settings or mointor status through the wireless network.

b. Secure encryption of the data link is required. See AN-DPX-7212-1 which describes the process for securing the wireless link.

c. More than one pair of units will be used at the same site.

d. There is a need to change network names or channel numbers to eliminate interference.

If a wireless acess point is available when the units power up, the units will connect the the access point and use its facilities for communication. If the access point lost due to power or other problems, the link between the Central and Remote will be lost.

If the units do not “see” an access point at power up, they will form the “Ad Hoc” network and will ignore any access points not seen at power up. In other words, the access point has to be powered up and ready before the Duprex units are running.

The following pages detail basic setup and configuration using an 802.11 access point and the Lantronix® configuration software.

Advanced users can refer to the Lantronix® documentation for further details on the operation and configuration of the Wi-Port® modules used with the DPX-7212 system.

802.11 Wireless Access Point

Host computer with Lantronix configuration software loaded

Ethernet connection to Wireless Access Point

DPX-7212(s) to be configured

C

Standard setup for 802.11 configuration of DPX-7212

12 Volt Power Supply

DPX-7212

Changing the IP Address and network settings - Cypress Default

1. Install the Lantronix “WiPort Device Installer” software from the distribution CD or Lantronix web site (www.lantronix.com).

2. It will be necessary to have an 802.11 Wireless router if any of the network settings are to be changed. It may also be necessary to temporarily change some of the network settings on the computer and router that will be used for configuring the Duprex units.

3. Set the Computer TCP/IP address to the same subnet (192.168.1.xxx) as the Duprex units. Any address except 58 and 59 will work.

4. Set the Wireless Router (access point) to the same subnet (192.168.1.xxx) . The access point should also have the following settings:

SSID = LTRX_IBSS Channel = 11 Encryption = Disabled Mode = Open System (anyone can connect)

5. Apply power to the device(s) being configured.

6. Start the software and follow the procedures in the “Setting IP Address - DPX-7212 Section”

7. If the TCP/IP address of the Remote is changed, then the Central unit must change the Remote IP address setting in the Channel 1 setup menu. This setting is left at 0.0.0.0 in the Remot e Channel 1 configuration.

8. Select the Central unit from the Device Installer menu and click on the Telnet button. This will open a text window for the Telnet session. Press the Enter key.

9. Press the Enter key again, and a list of options will be displayed. Select Option #1 (Channel 1) Press enter to go through the menu options until “Remote Port” is displayed.

10. Enter the TCP/IP address that will be used for the Remote unit in dot notation.

11. Press Enter key to finish menu options.

12. Select Option #9 “Save and Exit”

Communication and network settings can be changed through the Telnet interface. Other than the Remote IP address setting it should not be necessary to change the other settings. For reference purposes, Refer to Table #1 for the Cypress Factory Default settings.

If for some reason the settings are placed into an undefined state, the Reset to factory defaults jumper can be used to return the units to a know operational condition.

This method connects to the Duprex units using the Cypress Default settings.

DPX-7212

Changing the IP Address and network settings - WiPort Default

1. Set the Duprex units to the Wi-Port Default settings.

2. Install the Lantronix “WiPort Device Installer” software from the distribution CD or Lantronix web site (www.lantronix.com).

3.It will be necessary to have an 802.11 Wireless router if any of the network settings are to be changed. It may also be necessary to temporarily change some of the network settings on the computer and router that will be used for configuring the Duprex units.

4. The access point should also have the following settings:

DHCP = Enabled SSID = LTRX_IBSS Channel = 11 Encryption = Disabled Mode = Open System (anyone can connect)

5. Apply power to the device(s) being configured.

6. Start the software and follow the procedures in “Setting IP Address - DPX-7212 Section”. You may have to find the units in the device list from the MAC address, as the IP address provided by DHCP may not be known at this time.

7. If the TCP/IP address of the Remote is changed, then the Central unit must change the Remote IP address setting in the Channel 1 setup menu. This setting is left at 0.0.0.0 in the Remot e Channel 1 configuration.

8. Select the Central unit from the Device Installer menu and click on the Telnet button. This will open a text window for the Telnet session. Press the Enter key.

9. Press the Enter key again, and a list of options will be displayed. Select Option #1 (Channel 1) Press enter to go through the menu options until “Remote Port” is displayed.

10. Enter the TCP/IP address that will be used for the Remote unit in dot notation.

11. Press Enter key to finish menu options.

12. Select Option #9 “Save and Exit”

Communication and network settings can be changed through the Telnet interface. Other than the Remote IP address setting it should not be necessary to change the other settings. For reference purposes, Refer to Table #1 for the Cypress Factory Default settings.

If for some reason the settings are placed into an undefined state, the Reset to factory defaults jumper can be used to return the units to a know operational condition.

This method connects to the Duprex units using the Wi-Port Default settings.

Reset of DPX-7212 Units to Factory Defaults

00 (Default)

00:00 (Default)

00 (Default)

0.0.0.0 (Default)

C0 (Default)

10001 (Default)

00 (Default)

4C (Default)

00 (Default)

00:00 (Default)

00 (Default)

10001

192.168.1.59

C1

10001 (Default)

00 (Default)

4C (Default)

9600 (Default)

DisConnMode

SendChar 2

SendChar 1

DisConnTime

FlushMode

Remote Port

Remote IP Address

Connect Mode

Port Number

Flow

I/F Mode

Baud rate

Remote Unit

Central Unit

Parameter

Table #1

Setting IP Address - DPX-7212

1. Start the Lantronix WiPort Installer software. Click the “Search” button, after a

brief delay, the connected device(s) should appear in the device list as shown above.

Search Button

2. Select the device to be configured with a mouse click. The device will highlight in blue as shown above when selected. Verify which device is to be configured by the MAC address. The MAC address is printed on the WiPort module. i.e. make sure you are configuring the correct Central unit or Remote unit.

Note: If the unit(s) do not appear in the device list, check power and network settings. You will not be able to proceed if you are unable to see the unit(s) to be configured in the device list.

Device in List

Setting IP Address - DPX-7212

3. Click on Assign IP. The dialog box above will open. Select “Assign a specific

IP address and click “Next”.

4. Enter the IP address for the unit in dot notation. The Netmask can also be entered at this time.

Setting IP Address - DPX-7212

5. Click on “Assign”.

6. Click on “Finish”. The new TCP/IP address should now be assigned to the unit.

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