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1 Introduction
This document is valid for both the Siemens and the Bewator branded products.
This manual describes how to install and set up the InfoPoint terminal. The product
is intended for use in reservation applications running within the Entro Access Control system. The unit is usually placed close to where it will reserve times e.g. a
conference room or a laundry room.
Note that the InfoPoint can exist in applications where ordinary PCs are also used
for similar functions.
1.1 What is InfoPoint?
The InfoPoint is a complete, intelligent TCP/IP-based terminal, which is similar to a
web browser in a PC.
Introduction
The terminal consists of a colour screen and navigation keys.
The InfoPoint has a proximity reader for identifying the user and has the ability to
send and receive information to and from a web server in much the same way as
you can with a newspaper web site.
Available functions and commands are software controlled by the host system.
1.2 What equipment is needed?
The InfoPoint is intended for integration within a system such as, for example, a
reservation system. InfoPoint requires a LAN connection and must have its own IPaddress. Furthermore the InfoPoint must be able to communicate with a web server such as the Entro SR35i Segment Controller equipped with a CF8 memory
flash card.
Note that the InfoPoint can also operate with the older SR32i Segment Controller
but requires an upgrade of Entro software to version 4.7.
System Power supplies can be located centrally or locally to field hardware depending upon individual installation considerations.
The system requires the use of proximity cards or tags.
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InfoPoint for Entro
The SR35i Segment Controller acts as a web server for the InfoPoint. The SR35i
(or the older SR32i) must contain a CF8 memory flash card to store the information
(web pages), which would be displayed on the InfoPoint. It is important that the Entro system is set up with the appropriate information regarding reservation objects
and functions.
The InfoPoint can be used together with any element within the system, but in
practice it is most often used for the system component nearest to where it is
mounted.
Fig. 1 InfoPoint in Local Area Network and Internet
Fig. 2 InfoPoint directly connected to SR35i
In the above example the InfoPoint is used to reserve, cancel or control time intervals. The information is sent to the Access Control system which stores the time intervals etc. The user presents his/her card and can gain access to the reserved
door.
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2 The front panel
The InfoPoint consists of a colour screen, navigation keys and an integrated software function for entering characters and digits (used for certain settings).
The InfoPoint has an integrated proximity reader.
The front panel
Fig. 3 Front panel
1. Function keys for commands
2. Keys for navigating
3. Embedded proximity reader
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3 Installation
The InfoPoint unit has all the connections at the rear and in normal circumstances
you should never need to open the unit.
3.1 Mechanical installation
The InfoPoint can be either surface-mounted or flush-mounted (in a flush-mounting
box BB7 ordered separately). Recommended height may be 140-150 cm. To cater
for disabled persons a suitable height is approximately 90-100 cm.
The InfoPoint is supplied with a wall mount kit as standard. It includes e.g. four
screws of type SecuFast Resitorx 3.5mm to fix the IP811. Please ensure you have
the necessary tools available.
Whether you intend to flush-mount it or not – remember that the cable hole must
allow sufficient clearance for the TCP/IP RJ45-connector. Alternatively the connector may be mounted on the free end of a Cat-5 cable.
It is important that the InfoPoint is mounted in such a way that light sources are not
reflected in the screen and the viewing angle is optimised for the user.
Mark the position and test mount the unit, but wait with the final mount, until you
have carried on with the further installation and set-up.
Remember that the terminal has an integrated proximity reader and considerations must be taken for electrical noise and disturbances.
3.2 Electrical installation
The terminal normally only has two connectors – one for the network and one for
the power supply.
The LAN connection (10BaseT) is made through a standard Cat-5 cable to a local
(or global) network with 10Mbit/s.
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3.2.1 Power supply
The power supply is connected via a special modular connector and cable assembly. This has a free end with connections for plus (+) and minus (-) for connection
to a suitable power source.
We recommend that the InfoPoint be powered from a battery-backed power supply
(in the access control system) via a junction box connected to the door controller.
If a local power supply is to be used, we recommend a PSU with filtered DC output
(12 or 24V DC).
Installation
3.2.2 Installation
Fig. 4 Rear view of InfoPoint
A Power supply input (modular type connector).
B Supplied cable with modular type connector and with a free end. Length 3 metres.
C
Polarity
D Standard TCP/IP LAN connection, 10BaseT connector. Type RJ45.
E Standard Cat-5 cable for LAN connection
F Reserved for external unit.
+ = 24V, = 0V.
WARNING
The unit includes high-voltage driven components.
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4 Set-up
The InfoPoint has integrated software for browsing the reservation functions in the
Segment Controller. It needs only to be set-up with the IP-address for the SR35i
Segment Controller in order to gain access to these functions.
In addition, the factory settings listed in the table on the next page will be used by
default. However, these parameters must be decided together with the IT-manager
and must be coordinated with the overall host computer network.
If there is a DHCP server (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) available in the
network, the InfoPoint networking parameters (such as IP address, Netmask and
Gateway) could be configured automatically. (This requires that the parameter
DHCP be set to YES).
4.1 Factory settings – and to reset
The first time you power up the InfoPoint, it has some factory set parameters according to the table below. To edit any of these - see Change settings.
To reset the factory settings:
1. Disconnect the power supply – or restart.
2. Press and hold the marked button (see figure). Hold it down until you hear
three beeps. z
3. Using the minus button furthest down, go down to the Factory settings and press YES.
4. A warning message is displayed and you have to choose whether to proceed
(YES) - or not (NO).
Factory settings:
DHCP (NO or YES) ÆNO
- DHCP NO Æ Own IP address: 10.1.200.200 For InfoPoint
- DHCP NO Æ Netmask: 255.255.255.0 For InfoPoint
- DHCP NO Æ Gateway: 10.1.200.1 For InfoPoint
DNS Server 1 0.0.0.0 Name Server
DNS Server 2 0.0.0.0 Name Server
Server IP-address 10.1.200.101 IP-address for SR35i. Do not
Server Path /infopoint/ Search path to the CF8 memory
Start page index.iml Start page SR35i
DynDNS Server members.dyndns.org DHCP function
DynDNS Username <empty> DHCP function
DynDNS Password <empty> DHCP function
DynDNS Hostname <empty> DHCP function
enter a dot after the last digit!
If using names instead, the IP for
the DNS above must be set.
card of the SR35i.
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4.2 Restart of InfoPoint
If you need to restart the InfoPoint you do this by simultaneously pressing the three
keys shown in the figure (compare to Ctrl Alt Del in a PC).
Note that no parameters are changed – only a restart takes place in the same way
as you connect the power.
4.3 Updating firmware
If the Entro system offers a new firmware version for the InfoPoint you can
download this (from the SR35i) with a special command. The file is stored on the
CF8 card and the InfoPoint will check if it is a recent version. (If it is older it will not
be downloaded).
Remember that all address settings (such as IP, Server IP, Netmask etc) must be
correct in order for the download to take place. If Reservation has been working
before, the settings should of course be correct.
Set-up
You start the download by restarting (see above) and then press and hold down
the key furthest to the right. z
A message will be shown when downloading starts.
4.4 Change settings
If any parameters need to be changed (e g the IP-address) – proceed as follows:
1. Disconnect the power supply – or reboot and hold the marked button (see figure) to the right until you hear three beeps. z
2. Actual settings are displayed on the screen. There are two pages with settings
and you will see the next one by pressing “Next Page”.
3. Edit necessary changes accordingly.
4. Save by pressing the function button Save and Exit (or abort by pressing
Cancel). z
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4.5 Entering characters
Several parameters allow/require that both digits and letters can be entered when
setting up the InfoPoint. The buttons to the right of the screen are used for navigating the cursor as well as choosing the character.
The “minus” buttons furthest to the left navigate up/down amongst the parameters
and the top “plus/minus” buttons move the cursor left/right. The “Backspace” button
erases one character and moves the cursor left.
When the cursor is in the correct position the “plus” buttons to the right are used for
scrolling through the character set. The current character is shown in the cursor
while the character before/after is displayed in the button symbols on the screen.
By moving the cursor right or left the character has been confirmed.
1. Move cursor left
2. Move cursor right
3. Choose next character
4. Choose previous character
5. Parameter up
6. Parameter down
The illustration shows how “2” is the current character and “1” or “3” can be selected with the “plus” buttons to the right.
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