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Adding ACU’s to an existing Net2 RS845 data line

1. Close the Net2 software application and the Net2 Server.

2. Wire the additional ACU's. The additional ACU's must be added onto the data line maintaining the 'daisy

chain' formation. Ensure that resistors are installed or 'switched in' at both ends of the data line and the resistance across each data pair is 60-80 ohm. For further information on wiring ACU's please see: AN1012 - Installing a Net2 access control unit. < http://paxton.info/168 >

3. Open the Net2 software application. The Net2 Server should automatically detect the new ACU's. If not,

detect the new ACU's by pressing the Detect button in Doors.

4. Configure the new ACU's in the software.

5. By default, only users with the 'All hours, all doors' access level will have access to the additional doors.

Make the required adjustments to access levels or individual permissions. For details on access levels refer to: AN1038 - Using Access Levels and Timezones < http://paxton.info/847 >

6. To confirm that the system is working as it should, perform the following checks:

The correct procedure for extending a Net2 system is as follows: User tokens only open the doors that are authorised in their access level. Alarm events, such as door forced, are reported back to the PC from every door where contacts are fitted. Events are being reported back to the PC. The door locks are functioning correctly.

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Changing the Net2 PC, Net2 V4 To change the PC running a Net2 system, the software must be loaded onto the new PC and all of the files containing the site-specific information must be transferred across to the new PC from the old. Once these tasks have been completed the new PC can be connected to the data line containing the Net2 ACU's and the system will operate using exactly the same site information. Changing the Net2 PC It is important that the PC chosen to run the Net2 server meets the minimum specification. Choosing a PC for Net2 The current specification for compatible PC hardware, network and operating systems is available on our website at the following link:- http://paxton.info/720 Site specific Net2 Files Once the system files have been located the changeover is straightforward. Do not move any hardware until the software has been confirmed as working correctly with all user data present. Making the change Using the Net2 Server Configuration Utility, go to the Database tab and click the Create Copy button. This creates a copy of this existing database into a Zip file. Save the Zip file to an appropriate location where you will be able to access it. On the old PC All of the files containing the site-specific information in a Net2 system are stored in a single folder. This contains all user and door details, events, reports, pictures and back-ups (see also Application note: AN1070 - Net2 backup procedures, Net2 V4 < http://paxton.info/1604 >. The default folder for this information is C:\Net2 Access Control. When changing PC it is important to copy the files contained within this folder across.

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Net2 Copy the Net2Database.zip file from the old PC into c:\Net2 Access Control on the new machine. Open the Net2 Server Configuration Utility. In the Database tab click the Import Copy, browse to the Net - 2Database.zip in the c:\Net2 Access Control folder and click Ok. Run the Net2 application to confirm all details have been transferred correctly. On RS485 networks, disconnect the Net2 data line from the old PC and connect it to the new PC. Net2 control units connected via TCP/IP and wireless networks must be rediscovered using the Server Con- figuration utility. This information is PC specific and is not held in the Net2 database. Load the Net2 software onto the new PC, making sure that the version is the same as the original version being used. Run the Net2 software. Close the Net2 software and the Net2 server on the new and old PC's. On the new PC

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Configuring a Net2 data backup - Net2 V3 It is essential that the data contained within the Net2 system is backed up on a regular basis as data cannot be recovered from the control units. If for any reason the live database on the PC becomes corrupted, a recent copy must be available or the data will have to be re-entered manually. Net2 Data backup A copy of the Net2System.mdb database is made every time the software is used. The backup file name includes the date, for example, the file for 25th January 2009 will be called 20090125Net2System.mdb. The backup file is created either when the application is closed down or at a user defined backup time. The backup file will always be overwritten with the most current version. The retention period dictates the number of days that the backup files are kept for. System backup The last 12 months of events are stored in Net2Events.mdb. All Events are automatically archived into files for individual years (e.g. Net2Events2008.mdb and Net2Events2009.mdb). Event backup The backed up files are saved to a default location C:\Net2 Access Control\Backup. By using the C:/ drive this location does not protect against hardware failure of the PC or hard drive. An alternative location can be specified on another PC or data store but this location should be chosen carefully as a Network failure may stop the backup from running. A good solution is to store the main backup on the server PC but then backup that folder automatically to another remote networked drive. This method is good practice for most IT solutions and many sites will have a system in place to deal with data backup of this type. The backup location is defined on the Options\backup tab in the Net2 software. You can also define the number of days files are retained and the time at which automatic daily backups will take place. Backup location

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Net2 If Net2System.mdb is corrupted, a backup can be restored using the Net2 server configuration utility. First ensure that Net2 and the Net2 Server are not running before launching the utility. On the database tab the database and backup paths are displayed. In the lower window either the active or the backup databases can be displayed. To restore a backup the "Backup databases" option should be checked. Once selected a full list of all of the backup files will be displayed. Any of the YYYMMDDNet2System. mdb files can be restored. Highlight the one you wish to use and click on the restore button. This file is then copied to the current database location as the live database file. Also copy across the complimentary Events file for the year. Restoring a Backup

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Configuring a Net2 Entry panel as a SIP client A Net2 Entry panel can be registered as a SIP client on a SIP network. This allows a panel to call other SIP clients which can be used as Net2 entry monitors and receive the sound/video feed from the calling Net2 entry panel. Clients can include Grandstream IP phones and most devices running Apple and Android software. The Net2 Entry Configuration Utility is used to setup the system as follows. SIP server SIP clients can operate alongside standard Net2 Entry monitors by registering the client on a SIP server. Description Settings

1. Log into the Net2 Entry Configuration Utility and select the required Panel entry.

See Paxton.info/720 for SIP requirements

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Net2 Network The SIP server uses IPv4 addressing for communication and so we need to obtain an IPv4 address for the panel.

2. Tick Enable IPv4.

3. Select DHCP or Static.

4. Click Apply

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5. Create an Extension record for the panel. Set up an Extension number and add a Description as

required in Name field. These can be any unused values.

6. Set up the Authentication section. Set the ID number to be the same as the Extension number and the

create a password. SIP Account

7. Create a matching entry for the Panel in the Net2 Entry Configuration. Site > SIP Account tab. Select

‘Enable SIP Client’ and ‘Use SIP Server’ .

8. Set the User Name to be the Extension Number.

9. Set the Password to be the same as the Authentication Password .

10. Set the Server address to the be the address of the SIP server PC.

11. Click Apply.

The panel must be registered in the SIP database as an Extension. The following example shows a typical SIP server entry screen. 4

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12. You should now create Extension entries for each of the SIP clients (panels and phones) to be included

in the Net2 Entry system. The two systems require a table to match each SIP client entry to a Net2 Entry monitor ID.

13. Enter the Net2 Entry ID number and a suitable name to be displayed on the panel.

14. Enter the URL as the SIP Extension number or a Direct IP address of the client to be called.

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Net2 Smart Phone Requirements Net2 Entry will respond to the '1' key on the phone and unlock the door when commanded. See Paxton.info/720 for SIP requirements

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Configuring a Net2 Paxlock Overview Reader: Local settings for the reader. Output: Configures the lock for timed release or toggle mode. Alarm: Enables/Disables the door alarm functions. (requires contact switch) Events: Shows the events for this control unit only. Access Rights: Lists users who have access through this door. Door name: Name the Door. Door open time: Set the door open time. Unlock the Door during: Holds the door unlocked during this timezone. - Set to 'At No Time' for normal user operation. Following the installation and binding of a Net2 Paxlock to the Net2 Software, configuring the unit is extremely simple. Double clicking on the specific door in the doors tab within Net2 will open up the door configuration window. Here, a selection of changes can be made to the door to configure the unit as appropiate.

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Holding a door unlocked with Net2 software Net2 allows the user to create and select a timezone to hold the door unlocked automatically. Under normal operation, this should be set to 'At no time' so that a valid user card must be presented each time to gain access. In the example below, we have selected the working hours timezone. The door will therefore be unlocked during the period defined in the 'Working hours' timezone. You could create a specific timezone (e.g. door unlock 08.30 - 17.30 ) to only be used for this function. This is useful where a receptionist is present to supervise visitors during office hours but overnight the main door will be locked and require a valid user card to gain access. This feature can be further defined by checking the 'Only unlock the door once a user has been granted access' box. This ensures that the door will not unlock if staff have been delayed and the building is still unoccupied when the timezone becomes active. To create a timezone, refer to:- AN1038 - Using Access Levels and Timezones. < http://paxton.info/847 > Select the door from the Doors menu Select the Timezone that you require in the 'Unlock the door during' menu.

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How to add Net2 Tokens Net2 tokens (cards / keyfobs) are encoded with a unique 8 digit number. This number needs to be assigned to a user before it can operate with Net2. Sites that have a Desktop Reader (USB or ACU connect) will use the direct method. Present the token to the reader and the Add User screen will display at the PC with the Card Number in the lower right corner ready for the user details to be entered. If you wish to add the new token to an existing user, first select the user record and present the token. You must then confirm that this token is to be added to that user. To configure a door reader to operate as a Desktop Reader: - Run the Net2 software / Log In. - Select the Doors menu in the left hand pane. - Click on the door you wish to act as a desktop reader. - Select the relevant reader tab, and change the operating mode to 'Desktop Reader' - The PC displays 'Would you like to accept desktop reader events from this reader at the PC?'; click 'Yes' The door reader will now act as a Desktop Reader, enabling you to add new tokens or edit existing ones. KP Reader - First set the keypad type to 'None' , or the Desktop Reader option will not be available. Individual tokens may be entered manually on the user's record or via the Add User function if no record exists. Multiple tokens may be added more quickly by using an existing door reader as a desktop reader. NOTE: While the reader is in use as a Desktop, it will NOT function as an access control reader. Care should be taken to ensure that staff are not locked in/out during this time. Remember to return all settings back to previous values (e.g. Token Only) otherwise users will not be able to gain access through the reader. Net2 Cards & Keyfobs No Desktop Reader Setting up the Desktop Reader function Desktop Reader

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How to plan a Net2 wireless

installation

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You should consider the merits of both hardwired and wireless ACU's when planning a Net2 installation. The best option may be to mix Net2 ACU styles using the hardwired data line system in corridor areas that have side rooms and wireless ACU's in the more open locations (reception, warehouse, car parks, etc) where cabling is difficult or expensive to install. Also note that some of the Net2 features, (e.g. Fire Doors) are not available for wireless operation. Choosing the equipment The typical range in an office environment is 15 metres. Where there is clear 'line of sight' across an open space, (warehouse roof void, car park, etc) a range of 20 metres is possible. Wireless coverage With reference to the diagram, the unit should be located at a distance as shown within the Green area. Performance may be reduced with an increase in distance as shown by the Amber area. The unit should not be used at distances shown by the Red areas. This Application Note is designed to minimise the potential problems that are frequently associated with wireless communication. The position of the various Net2Air bridge and wireless controllers can have a significant effect on the reliability of the system, so it is well worth getting this right first time. NOTE: A poor or intermittent signal will not stop the wireless controller from operating but may delay card activation.

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Net2 Positioning the equipment XFixed obstructions These will be walls, racking, cabinets, etc. They are often made of metal or have a metal reinforcement that will block the data signal. XMoveable obstructions These include storage bins, vehicles, people, etc. You need to be aware of this if traffic levels vary on a daily basis. Again we are trying to maintain a clear line of sight between the bridge and the wireless door controller. Wireless obstructions 3m 10ft 15m 50ft 65ft 100ft 20m 30m0m 0ft ! !

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Importing and exporting Net2 user data User data is defined as all the information Net2 holds about an individual cardholder. Often the majority of this information already exists in other databases owned by the end user. It is possible to import this existing data into Net2. This can save many hours of administration time when a large system is first being installed. Net2 will accept information in the form of a Text (TXT) file or a comma separated values (CSV) file. These standard file formats are supported by most database software packages including Microsoft Access and Excel. User data Producing a file for import When producing a file for import into Net2 it is important that the data fields are arranged in the correct order and do NOT exceed the maximum length as shown in the 'User data field' table. Only the first two fields are required to define the user and all other fields can be left blank. The screenshot below shows how a CSV file can be produced in Microsoft Excel. The first line can contain the field names as the import is able to ignore them. Any field that is to be left blank is still included so that the rest of the fields remain in their correct locations.

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Net2 The file must be saved in the .csv format and can then be viewed, as below, in a text format, which shows the comma separators. Note how the blank fields display as two commas with nothing in between them. Importing the file To import the TXT or CSV file, select the import option from the File menu. The import wizard will appear. The filename of the CSV file should be entered or browsed to in the Import filename window. Select the delimiter used in the file, comma, semi-colon or tab. If the field names have been included on the first line of the file, as shown in our example, the 'first row contains field names' box must be checked. A useful feature of the import wizard is the ability to convert data entries to true text (e.g. SMITH becomes Smith). Fields marked in the 'User data fields' table with an asterisk (*) will be converted if the 'Convert data to true case' option is active. Check the tick box to use this function. After pressing Next, the data will be displayed in a table showing how it will be imported into Net2. It is important at this stage to check the information through to ensure each field is correctly located. Only when this is correct should the file be imported. Note that SMITH has changed to Smith, but unfortunately O'Brien has now changed to O'brien. Names that are changed incorrectly in this way must be manually changed in the individual user record within the Net2 software. 3

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Net2 Additional Imports If further imports are required, the same process can be followed again, it is important however, not to include any duplicate records in the new import file, as Net2 will reject these. Export The Export feature can be accessed from the drop down File menu at the top of the screen. This allows all user details to be exported in a .csv format to any destination that you specify. The layout of the file is the same as that detailed in the table above. If exporting user data from one Net2 system to another Net2 database, be careful not to overwrite any existing users with duplicate UserIDs. The simplest way to ensure this is to delete the UserID column in the .csv file (Column AA) before the import and new IDs will be created for these users in the new database. Rev 1.0.1 Token type During the export process, the token type is added as a prefix to the token number with a # as a field separator. (0#12345678) The type is defined as follows:

0 - Unspecified

1 - Proximity only ( Clamshell )

2 - Proximity ISO card

3 - Keyfob

4 - Hands free keyfob

5 - Watchprox

6 - Proximity ISO card (no magstripe)

7 - Car Registration

8 - Hands free keycard

9 - Fingerprint

10 - Telephone number

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Installing a Net2 access control unit The diagram below shows the general wiring layout for a Net2 plus ACU. Not all of the equipment shown needs to be installed on every door. For example, when using Timesheet it is only necessary to install a reader and the data connection. The selection of ACU type and their method of connection to the Net2 server PC (TCP/IP , RS485, wireless, etc) can be combined in one system to meet the needs of any site layout. Special attention should be paid to the installation of the lock to ensure correct operation, either fail open or fail closed. Exit buttons must always be of the 'push to make' variety. Door contacts, tamper switches and PSU monitoring circuits should all be normally closed, going open on alarm. Overview

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Net2 Communication By far the most common cause of problems with Net2 installations, is incorrect wiring of the data/network connection. When using an RS485 dataline, it is extremely important that the following simple rules are followed for each controller on the line and that the line is terminated correctly. Termination resistors (120 ohm) must be linked across both data pairs at the beginning AND end of the data line. This can be done on many units with a switch or jumpers. If not, free resistors are provided with the data converter. If the converter is located at a point along the data line, termination will only be required in the two ACU's at each end of the line. Any spare cores and the cable screen must be connected to the network screen terminal. This provides a common 0V reference for all of the controllers on the data line. The data line must loop in and out of each controller using the same coloured cores for each unit. CAT5 colour codes are shown on the controller's wiring label. The controllers must be installed in one continuous daisy chain. A Net2 plus can connect to the Net2 PC using either a standard TCP/IP Ethernet RJ45 cable or an RS485 data line. This greatly increases the number of installation options available to the installer. Net2 plus can also be used as the TCP/IP interface for a daisy chain of other Net2 plus or Net2 classic units. A TCP/IP connection must first be detected using the Net2 Server Configuration utility in the same manner as a TCP/485 converter. When used on an RS485 data line, any required termination resistors are linked across the data pairs by a simple slide switch. A dedicated Intruder Alarm connection is provided. The Net2 nano is a wireless based access control unit. It connects to the central administration PC using Paxton proprietary and secure wireless technology (Net2Air). Net2 nano control units can be mixed with other Net2 control units and so can be added to existing Net2 installations. The unit has a dedicated 12V DC lock output (incorporating an integrated diode), an Alarm output and a separate voltage free relay. Exit buttons, door contacts, tamper switches and mains failure alarms can all be connected. Control units communicate to the PC via a Net2Air bridge. These come in USB and Ethernet variants so a site may be covered by several bridge units at different locations. The Net2Air protocol is based on the standard known as IEEE 802.15.4. It operates at 2.4GHz and can co-exist with wireless LAN networks and other devices using this frequency. Net2 plus Net2 nano 3

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Installation of an ACU in a PSU enclosure

The best way to install a Net2 ACU is in the specially designed Paxton power supply enclosure. This unit contains a 2A 12V DC power supply, a charging circuit for battery back up and an enclosure tamper switch. Alarm messages will be reported to the Net2 server if the lid of the ACU is opened (tamper) or if the mains supply to the unit fails (this alarm will only work successfully if battery back up is fitted). Back-up battery

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Tamper Switch 12V DC Outputs Mains failure monitoring Links to online documentation For further information about a specific ACU or advice on the communication methods available, please see the following: X Ins-30080 - Net2 plus control unit < http://paxton.info/924 > X Ins-30075 - Net2 nano control unit < http://paxton.info/710 > X AN1077 - Net2 plus - how does it work? < http://paxton.info/1584 > X AN1095 - Net2 nano - how does it work? < http://paxton.info/974 > X AN1040 - Installing a Net2 data line < http://paxton.info/877 > X AN1006 - Installing remote sites using TCP/IP < http://paxton.info/51 > X AN1096 - How to plan a Net2 nano installation < http://paxton.info/975 >

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Installing Net2 software, V4

1 - Load the DVD into the drive.

2 - The setup application can be automatically run (if autorun is enabled), otherwise setup

can be run using Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs or by browsing to the DVD drive and running Setup.exe.

3 - Select the language that you would like to use during this installation process from the list.

4 - You will be warned that other applications should be closed down before installing the Net2

software. If there are any other programs running then press Cancel and close them before running setup. Press Next and proceed with installation.

5 - You will need to accept the license agreement before proceeding with the Registration.

6 - Enter the details of the registered owner of the Net2 software - All fields must be filled in.

7 - Select the version of software that you wish to install.

Net2 Demo This creates a demonstration database with doors and users already on the system. Random events will simulate activity similar to a real site. You may also connect to a demonstration case for added realism. Net2 Lite This is free and will enable the basic features required for access control. Net2 Pro This requires a DVD key supplied when purchasing the DVD. It includes all the standard features and also a host of advanced PC based features. (roll call, anti-passback, etc.) Net2 Client This is free and allows a Net2 client to be installed anywhere on a suitable TCP/IP network to access the Net2 database on the server PC. - Press Next to continue with the installation. The current specification for compatible PC hardware, network and operating systems is available on our website at the following link:- http://paxton.info/720 User name: Password: net2 System Engineer

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Net2 Upgrading to Version 4 Should you wish to upgrade a database older than Net2 V4, please consult Paxton Access Technical support: 01273 811011

8 - The Net2 software consists of the application program and the database where events,

user details, system information etc. are held. The default location for the application is C:\Program Files\Paxton Access but this can be changed if required. The default location for the database is C:\Net2 Access Control

9 - Next you must choose the options that you want to install. If you are running professional

software, many of these opions will need to be individually selected. Click on Advanced and chose the ones required.

10 - Select Yes or No to backup files being kept which will allow you to undo the installation.

- Press Next to continue.

11 - Enter the location for the shortcut in the start menu.

The default location is Net2 Access Control in Programs.

12 - Select whether the Net2 shortcuts should be added to the desktop. Press Next to continue.

13 - Press Next to start installing the application files.

14 - Once the application files have been copied, press Finish to exit.

15 - Net2 Access Control can now be started by double-clicking on the shortcut on the desktop.