1. Draft UniNet-ID Training

2. Draft UniNet-ID What It Is A Data Gathering And Control System A Graphical Annunciation System An Input to Output Control System What It Is Not A Panel to Panel Network System A BMS System

3. Draft Why UniNet-ID Spread Site Data Gathering and Control Differing Systems Integrated Together One User Interface For All Systems Central Data Collection For Risk Assessment And Maintenance

4. Draft Control & Monitoring Network Server / Workstation IntruderFireAccess

5. Draft Network Input Output Nodes NION-232B Used To Gather Information From And Send Information To (Control) Equipment With Suitable RS232 Connection Ports. NION-2C8M Used To Gather Up To 8 Dry Contact Point Information And Control 2 Dry Contact Outputs. NION-16C48M Used To Gather Up To 48 Dry Contact Point Information And Control 16 Dry Contact Outputs. NION-48M Used To Gather Up To 48 Dry Contact Point Information. NION-2DRN - Covered As Part Of The Access Control Course Used To Interface With Up To 2 Access Control Card Readers / Doors

6. Draft NION-232B Requires Personality EPROM. EPROM Dependant Upon The Equipment To Be Monitored / Controlled And Topology. Requires Transceiver. Transceiver Dependant Upon The Topology Used. FTXC - Free Topology Wire Transceiver. FOXC - Free Topology Fiber Transceiver (Point to Point Only). DFXC - Bus Topology Fiber Transceiver. Requires Suitable Housing.

7. Draft NION-232B RS232 24Vdc 2 x Outputs* 2 x Inputs* Transceiver * Inputs & Outputs May Not Be Used Dependant Upon Software Fitted Software RS232 Settings

8. Draft NION-2C8M Requires Topology EPROM. EPROM Dependant Upon The Topology. Requires Transceiver. Transceiver Dependant Upon The Topology Used. FTXC - Free Topology Wire Transceiver. FOXC - Free Topology Fiber Transceiver (Point to Point Only). DFXC - Bus Topology Fiber Transceiver. Requires Suitable Housing.

9. Draft NION-2C8M 8 Monitored Inputs 24Vdc 2 x Outputs Transceiver Software

10. Draft NION-16C48M Requires Topology EPROM. EPROM Dependant Upon The Topology. Requires Transceiver. Transceiver Dependant Upon The Topology Used. FTXC - Free Topology Wire Transceiver. FOXC - Free Topology Fiber Transceiver (Point to Point Only). DFXC - Bus Topology Fiber Transceiver. Requires Suitable Housing. Requires 16C48MTB - 8 output And 24 Input Termination Card. Max 2 Per NION.

11. Draft NION-16C48M Transceiver 16C48MTB Software

12. Draft NION-48M Requires Topology EPROM. EPROM Dependant Upon The Topology. Requires Transceiver. Transceiver Dependant Upon The Topology Used. FTXC - Free Topology Wire Transceiver. FOXC - Free Topology Fiber Transceiver (Point to Point Only). DFXC - Bus Topology Fiber Transceiver. Requires Suitable Housing. Requires 48MTB - 24 Input Termination Card. Max 2 Per NION.

13. Draft NION-48M Transceiver 48MTB Software

14. Draft Transceivers FTXC - CAT 5 Cable. Up To 2.4 Km Between Two Points Only or 1.8 Km On A Multi Drop Bus Per Segment. FOXC - Fiber Connection. Point To Point Only. 12.5 dB attenuation max. ST Style Connectors. Multi Mode Fiber 62.5/125 µm dia. 2 Strands Required 1 x TX, 1 x RX. DFXC - Fiber Connection. Bus Topology. 12.5 dB attenuation max Between Nodes. ST Style Connectors. Multi Mode Fiber 62.5/125 µm dia.

15. Draft Routers & Repeaters ROUTMB Requires Two Transceivers Only One DFXC May Be Used In One ROUTMB Requires Suitable Housing 4WRMB Requires Up To 4 Transceivers Min. 2 DFXC’s Cannot Be Used Requires Suitable Housing

16. Draft NION Housing Options NISCAB-3 NISCAB-1 Extended Back Box 002-445

17. Draft Network Topology 4 Way Repeater Wire T-Tapping Wire Bus Fiber Point-To-Point Fiber Bus Router

18. Draft The Rules Up To 64 Nodes Per Segment. Routers Separate Network Segments. Up To 200 Nodes Per Local Area Server. Repeaters May Not Be Connected Together Within The Same Network Segment i.e. Must Be Separated By At Least One Router. FTXC Distances 1800 m Bus Length 2400 m Point To Point (One NION Per Segment) 450 m Between All Nodes When T-Tapping

19. Draft FTXC Examples Node 1Node 2Node 3Node 63Router 1 (Node 64) Node 65 Node 1Node 2Node 3Router 1Node 4Node 5 1800 m Bus Termination

20. Draft FTXC Examples Node 1Node 2 Repeater Node 3 Max. 2400 m Node 4 Node 5 A B Node 6 C Max. 1800 m A + B + C = Max. 450 m Bus Termination Free Termination

21. Draft FOXC Examples Node 1Node 2 Repeater Node 3 Max. 12.5dB Node 4 Max. 1800 m Node 5 Bus Termination

22. Draft FOXC Examples Node 1Node 2 Repeater Max. 12.5dB Node 3 Max. 1800 m Node 4 Router 1 Bus Termination

23. Draft DFXC Examples Node 1Node 2Node 3 Max. 12.5dB Max. 1800 m Router 1 Node 4 Node 5 Max. 12.5dB Bus Termination

24. Draft PC Network Overview Standard PC Network Card Fitted To All Machines Supplied Uses Standard Microsoft TCP/IP Can Therefore Use Standard : Hubs Switches Routers Etc.

25. Draft System Architecture Server Server / Workstation Server / Event Mgr. Workstation / Event Mgr. Workstation Fire Printers Intruder Fire Access CCTV Access CRT’s TCP/IP Network

26. Draft System Architecture Server / Workstation Fire Printers Intruder FireAccess Server / Workstation Client VPN NCB Modem Router Fire NCB Modem Router NCB TCP/IP Router NCB TCP/IP Router Fire Client VPN Lease Line TCP/IP

27. Draft System Printers Event Printer Graphical & Reporting Printer

28. Draft Software Architecture Local Area Server UniNet-ID Clients Event Manager 200 Nodes Per Server 99 Servers Redundant Server Primary & Secondary Event Managers

29. Draft Local Area Server Must Have A Lonworks Interface On The Same Machine. Contains A List Of The NION,s And Routers. Controls Nodes Connected To It. Passes Information Regarding These Nodes To A Connected Event Manager.

30. Draft Event Manager Controls Events Between The Server &The Clients (Workstations / UniLogic)

31. Draft Incident Reporting Module Displays UniNet Events Displays and Initiates Manually Entered Events

32. Draft UniTour Used to Set Up Guard Tours Schedules Tours Can Manually Initiate Tours

33. Draft UniLogic Used to Program Automation Complete Boolean I/O Control

34. Draft UniBadge Used to Create Badge Templates Loads Data From Members Data Base Uses Fargo Pro-L Series Printer

35. Draft UniGuard Three Modes Standalone Program Tool Network Program Tool and Event Display Network Program Tool Event Shown On Workstation

36. Draft Workstation Network Communications Display Site Specific Configurable Display Area Event Display Common Screen Tools Programmable Control Button Area Information Bar Screen Title Event Summary

37. Draft Configurable Display Area Screen Background Can Be Either Bitmap (*.BMP) or Windows Metafile (*.WMF) Bitmaps Should Be Used For Images Of The Buildings / Sites e.g. Photos. Bitmaps Loose Resolution On Zoom. Metafiles Should Be Used For Floor Plans. Metafiles Do Not Loose Resolution On Zoom. Device Icons May Be Placed Anywhere In This Area.

38. Draft Device Icon Library

39. Draft Information Icon Library

40. Draft Configurable Display Area Buttons May Be Placed Anywhere In This Area. May Be Used To Link To Any Other Screens. May Be Used To Trigger Macro’s (A Programmed List Of Actions) Can Use In Built Drawing Tool Bar For Simple Drawings / Amendments.

41. Draft Navigation Buttons

42. Draft Screen Buttons

43. Draft Macro Editor

44. Draft Floor Plan Detail Device Location Display

45. Draft Active Event - Auto Navigated Key Map

46. Draft ID3000 Pop Up Pop Up Menu

47. Draft Filtered History

48. Draft Operator Response

49. Draft Customisable User Interface Programmable Control Button Area

50. Draft Command Button Editor

51. Draft Function Key Editor

52. Draft Security Profiles

53. Draft Event Monitoring Profile

54. Draft Control Profile

55. Draft History Manager

56. Draft Filters

57. Draft Reports

58. Draft Report Scheduling

59. Draft Summary A Data Gathering And Control System A Graphical Annunciation System An Input to Output Control System One User Interface To Learn Site Customisable Macro Programming For Commonly Used Functions Full History With One Touch Filters Audit Trails Scheduled Reports Full Panel User Controls User Level Security User Level Control & Monitoring Profiles

60. Draft Detailed Training

61. Draft Installation PIIII - 1 GHz or Above Min. 32 Mb AGP Card CD-ROM Suitable Back Up Media Spare P.C.I. Bus Slot EtherNet Capability Sound Capability Windows 2000 Uninterruptible Power Supply Suitable Monitor

62. Draft Windows Settings Unique Computer Name Screen Settings 1024 x 768, min. 16 Bit Colour, Large Font Workgroup “UNINET” Unique Fixed IP Local Drive Shared As “C” Fixed User Name With No Password Password Never Expires Secure Login Not Set Regional Settings Locale English (United Kingdom) Day Light Saving Auto Adjust Disabled No Screen Savers Or Power Save Options Set For Software Installation See 997-487

63. Draft Software Setup

64. Draft LAS First Use Start The LAS Manually

65. Draft Binding Nodes Service / Bind Button Binding Nodes Is Best Done When The WS Is Operational And Connected To The LAS Via The EM

66. Draft First Use Launcher MonSync

67. Draft EM First Use

68. Draft WS First Use

69. Draft A Word About Sites Title Site Contains A System Overview Does NOT Contain Devices Contains Buttons For Screen Navigation More Than One Screen Possible Localxx Site xx Is The Server Number 01-99 All Devices Are Placed On These Sites ONLY Network Site TCP/IP Items Only

70. Draft Sites Server 01 TCP/IP Network Title Map / Site Overview All Devices Connected Via NIONs Connected To Server 01 Must Be Placed On One Of These Maps

71. Draft Naming Conventions Node Number xxx - Number As Bound In The LAS Sub Node Number xxx - Typically The Panel Number On A Panel To Panel Network With A Single Node Connection Address xxxxxxxx - 8 Characters Dictated By The NION Type L01S01 - UniNet Automatically Adds 2 Spaces At The Front Making The Full “DeviceID” “001002 L01S01” - Node 001 Sub Node (Panel#) 002 Device Loop 01 Sensor 01 All Three Together With The Server Number To Which It Is Connected Make The Unique Reference For The Point

72. Draft UniNet-ID Practical Training

73. Draft Post Practical Advise - Back Up Workstation Use the Maintenance, Backup, Complete Workstation Backup. This creates files: c:\uninet\ws\backup\[Curren t Date].scr - Screen Database c:\uninet\ws\backup\[Curren t Date].sys - System Database c:\uninet\ws\history\[Current Date].his - History Database Local Area Server Use Maintenance, Backup Database. This creates file: (Choose Location) P[Current Date].zip

74. Draft Post Practical Advise - Back Up UniLogic Use Tools, Database Utilities, Backup Database. This creates file: c:\uninet\unilogic\backup\[Current Date].bkp Use Tools, Database Utilities, Backup History. This creates file: c:\uninet\unilogic\backup\[Current Date].his Other Clients Covered In Additional Courses

75. Draft Post Practical Advise - Back Up The member Database is automatically backed up. c:\uninet\masterdb\bckmem.mdb If other custom files (Icons, Buttons, Wav Files, Avi Files, Bitmaps, etc.) have been created these should also be manually backed up. These files should be further backed up on to the Zip drive either with Windows Explorer or the Zip / Archive software.

76. Draft WS General Options

77. Draft An Absolute Must Do! Change The “Admin” Password