Paxton Demonstration User Manual

14/11/2011

Ins-30044 Demonstration Case - TCP/IP

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Quickstart guide

The demonstration case contains the hardware required to show all the functions of an operating Net2 system.

Reader 1 is a KP unit that can be used to demonstrate proximity and keypad functions or a combination of both
(e.g. Card + PIN).

Plug the mains cable into the connection as shown on the diagram. Power on the unit by means of the switch and

the power LED should illuminate. The ACU should display 5V, 12V and a ashing OK LED.

Connect your PC to the LAN port via a crossover cable (supplied) and then set up the ethernet connection as per
the instructions on page 2.

Documentation

A full range of application notes and tutorials are available to guide you through the set-up and operation of the
Net2 system. - Just click on the Documentation icon on the Net2 welcome screen for the complete list.

Layout

On/Off

Switch

Exit button

Power LED

K P Reader

Reader 1 is a combined
keypad / proximity unit

P series reader

Reader 2 is a standard

P50 reader

AC Mains

Connection

TCP/IP LAN

(crossover cable

required)

QAlarm LED

The LED displays the condition

of the General Alarm Output.

(An external alarm would be

ringing while the LED is On)

Input Functions

• Contact: The door contact input (Closed when door in frame)

• Tamper: Simulates a signal from a tamper switch (Enclosure opened)

• PSU: Simulates a Mains Failure signal from a monitored power supply.

Connecting to a TCP/IP interface

Install the Net2 software on the PC. Connect the unit to the PC via a Network cable.

Run the Net2 Server Conguration Utility (Start/Programs/Net2) and select TCP/IP nodes.

Click on "Detect" the MAC address of the Ethernet interface will appear in the table. You should then go to the "IP

address conguration" tab and assign the IP address.

You can set up a new IP for the interface but if this is not in the same range as the PC, the device will no longer
respond until you connect to the device with a PC that is in the same IP range.

Some rewall/virus software or other wireless hardware can block the IP detection process. Disable these and try

to detect the interface again. Please contact Technical Support if you require further advice.

*The MAC address can be found on a label in the case and starts 00-xx-xx-xx