ICT PRT-WX-DIN User manual

PRT-WX-DIN
Using Protege WX
Programming Reference Manual

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Contents
Introduction 8
Controller Models 8
What This Manual Covers 9
Operation Mode 9
System Expansion and Capacities 10
Technical Specifications 11
Getting Started 13
Logging In for the First Time 13
Creating a Secure Password 13
Signing In 14
Registering Your Controller 14
Set the Controller Time 14
Configuring the IP Address 15
Setting Up Integrated DDNS 16
Setting Up an HTTPS Connection 18
Connectivity Requirements for HTTPS 18
Third-Party Certificate 21
Self-Signed Certificate 24
Basic Programming 26
Understanding the Defaults 26
Using the Protege WX Wizards 28
Expanders 28
Access Control 28
Security 28
Users 29
Configuring Additional Areas 30
Creating an Area 30
Pulse Times 30
Configuring Schedules and Holidays 32
Creating Holiday Groups 32
Creating and Editing Schedules 32
Schedules and Multiple Time Spans 33
Rules for Schedules and Holidays 33
Monitoring Your System 34
Viewing Events 34
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Status Lists 34
Reporting 35
Creating an Event Report 35
Exporting Central Station Reports 35
LED Indicators 36
Controller 36
Power Supply (4 Amp) 37
Power Supply (2 Amp) 39
Error Code Display 40
Trouble Inputs 42
Property Reference Guide 43
Users Menu 44
Users 44
Users | Credentials 45
Users | Search 45
Users | Access 45
Users | Options 45
Users | Events 46
Access Levels 47
Access Levels | Doors 47
Access Levels | Door Groups 47
Access Levels | Area Groups 48
Access Levels | Floors 48
Access Levels | Floor Groups 48
Access Levels | Elevator Groups 48
Access Levels | Menu Groups 48
Access Levels | Outputs 48
Access Levels | Output Groups 48
Credential Types 50
User CSV Import 51
Monitoring Menu 52
Reporting | Event Reports 53
Common Reporting Scenarios 53
Event Reports | Users 53
Event Reports | Doors 53
Event Reports | Areas 53
Reporting | Central Station Report 54
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Programming Menu 55
Doors 56
Doors | Outputs 57
Doors | Inputs 58
Doors | Options 59
Doors | Advanced Options 60
Doors | Alarm Options 60
Doors | Events 61
Door Groups 62
Inputs 63
Inputs | Areas and Input Types 63
Inputs | Options 64
Door Types 65
Door Types | Options 66
Input Types 67
Input Types | Options 1 67
Input Types | Options 2 68
Input Types | Options 3 69
Input Types | Options 4 70
Areas 71
Areas | Configuration 71
Areas | Reporting Services 73
Areas | Outputs 73
Areas | Options 1 75
Areas | Options 2 76
Areas | Events 78
Area Groups 79
Outputs 80
Outputs | Options 80
Output Groups 82
Keypad Groups 83
Menu Groups 84
Menu Groups | Keypad Groups 84
Menu Groups | Options 84
Trouble Inputs 86
Trouble Inputs | Areas and Input Types 87
Trouble Inputs | Options 87
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Elevators 88
Elevators | Schedules and Areas 88
Elevator Groups 90
Floors 91
Floor Groups 92
Cameras 93
Phone Numbers 94
Services 95
Contact ID 95
Report IP 97
Automation and Control 99
C-Bus 100
Scheduling Menu 101
Time 102
Holiday Groups 103
Daylight Savings 104
Daylight Savings and Network Time Servers 104
Schedules 105
Schedules | Options 105
Schedules | Holiday Groups 105
Expanders Menu 106
Keypads 107
Keypads | Configuration 107
Keypads | Options 1 107
Keypads | Options 2 108
Analog Expanders 110
Analog Expanders | Channel 1-4 110
Input Expanders 111
Output Expanders 112
Reader Expanders 113
Reader Expanders | Reader 1-2 113
Reader Expanders | Reader 1-2 Options 116
Smart Readers 118
Smart Readers | Reader 118
Expander Addressing 121
Automation Menu 122
Automation | General 122
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Automation | Options 122
Programmable Functions 123
Logic Control 123
Area Control 124
Ripple Output 125
Door Control 125
Virtual Door 127
Input Follows Output 128
Elevator Control 128
System Menu 130
System Settings 131
Settings | Configuration 132
Settings | Options 132
Settings | Email 133
Settings | Custom Reader Format 134
Settings | Security Enhancement 135
Operators 136
Roles 137
Password Policy 138
Maintaining Your System 139
Changing Operator Passwords 139
Backing Up and Restoring Controller Programming 140
Upgrading Application Software and Module Firmware 141
Addressing Expanders 143
Configuring the IP Address 144
Setting the IP Address from a Keypad 145
Temporarily Defaulting the IP Address 146
Defaulting a Controller 148
Troubleshooting 150
Common Health Status Messages 150
Modules that Require a Restart 150
Modules that are Offline 150
Areas Requiring Rearming due to Input Changes 151
Areas with the Tamper Area Disarmed 151
Inputs Assigned an Area but no Input Type 151
Items that Can't Fit in the Database 152
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Introduction
Protege WX is an all-in-one, web-based, cross-platform system that gives you a fully functional access control and
intrusion detection solution in a fraction of the time of conventional software. With no software to install, setup is
quick and simple. Connect the controller and system components, then open a web browser to launch the intuitive
wizard-driven interface which guides you through the process of configuring your system.
For information on installing the controller and other system modules, see the Protege WX DIN Rail Integrated
System Controller Installation Manual.
Controller Models
The Controller is the central processing unit responsible for the control of security, access control and automation
in the Protege WX System, and is available in the following models.
⦁The Protege WX DIN Rail Integrated System Controller (PRT-WX-DIN) has 2 reader ports that can be
independently configured for either Wiegand (up to 1024 bits configurable) or RS-485, allowing connection of
up to 4 readers providing entry/exit control for two doors **.
⦁The Protege WX DIN Rail Single Door Controller (PRT-WX-DIN-1D) has 1 RS-485 enabled reader port, allowing
connection of up to 2 RS-485 capable readers providing entry/exit control for a single door.
All models provide onboard access control, with the key difference being the reader ports and number of doors
that can be controlled without the need for additional hardware.
PRT-WX-DIN PRT-WX-DIN-1D
Wiegand Reader Ports 2** -
RS-485 Reader Ports 2** 1
Inputs 8 2
Bell Output 1 -
Outputs (Open Collector) 4 -
Relay Outputs 2 1
Telephone Dialer (for PSTN monitoring) 1 -
** Each reader port supports either Wiegand or RS-485 reader operation, but not both at the same time. If
combining reader technologies, they must be connected on separate ports.
Each port configured for RS-485 operation supports 2 readers, with the wiring identifying which is the entry
reader, and which is the exit reader.
RS-485 reader port connections support configuration for OSDP protocol. The ICT implementation of OSDP
conforms to a subset of the OSDP functionality. For specifications and reader configuration, refer to AN-254
Configuring OSDP Readers, available from the ICT website.
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What This Manual Covers
This manual is divided into the following sections:
⦁Getting Started: Logging in and registering your controller.
⦁Basic Programming: Using the Protege WX configuration wizards to set up your site.
⦁Monitoring Your System: Using the Events page, Status Lists and LED indicators to show what is happening.
⦁Property Reference Guide: An explanation of the available programming options and what they do.
⦁Maintaining Your System: Basic system maintenance, including how to backup and restore controller
programming and update firmware.
⦁Troubleshooting: Helpful troubleshooting information, including how to resolve health status messages.
Operation Mode
Protege WX launches in basic mode with full access control and intrusion detection ready to go. This hides the
more complicated features, making the system more intuitive and simple to use.
Undertake an optional training course to unlock the advanced mode features including building automation,
programmable functions and elevator control.
To find out more about training and unlocking advanced mode, please contact ICT.
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System Expansion and Capacities
The modular-based hardware design provides the flexibility to accommodate any installation, small or large,
residential or commercial. Optional expandable modules allow you to scale your system as your requirements
change. Need more PIRs? Add an input expander. Want more doors? Add a reader expander.
If you reach capacity, you can easily upgrade to the enterprise level Protege GX.
System Capacities Protege WX System
Users 10,000
Events 50,000
Schedules 512
Doors 128
Areas 32
Inputs 512
Outputs 512
Floors 32*
Elevator Cars 8*
Programmable Functions 248*
Keypads 200
Reader Expanders 64
Input Expanders 248
Output Expanders 32
Analog Expanders 32
*Floors, Elevator Cars, and Programmable Functions are only available in Protege WX Advanced mode.
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