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GCS Satellite Hardware Manual - Galaxy Control Systems

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- 2 GB of free hard drive space to install <strong>Satellite</strong>; more space needed depending on size<br />

of database.<br />

- Standard graphics card capable of 24-bit color at 1024 x 768 resolution<br />

- 17” monitor (or larger)<br />

- Standard Parallel Port<br />

- COM (serial) ports as required:<br />

- One COM port per loop<br />

- An additional COM port if using an RS-232 programming reader<br />

- One COM port if using a serial Port UPS<br />

- One serial Port UPS (recommended)<br />

- Any Windows® compatible printer for report printing<br />

The above specifications are minimum requirements only and are subject to change with<br />

the addition of software modules. Please contact <strong>Galaxy</strong> <strong>Control</strong> System to ensure these are<br />

the latest specifications.<br />

NOTE: ANY deviation from these minimum requirements can cause <strong>Satellite</strong> to not<br />

function, or to operate with degraded performance.<br />

Simple System Configuration<br />

The basic system<br />

configuration would be one controller<br />

and one card reader. The card<br />

reader and door controls would, of<br />

course, be located at the point of<br />

entry. Cabling between the card<br />

reader and the controller allows data<br />

to be sent to the controller and status<br />

information to be sent back to the<br />

reader indicator lights. Additional<br />

cabling allows for the control of a<br />

door release and a sensor signal to<br />

be sent to the controller when the<br />

door is opened. A manual access<br />

switch can be added to the system so<br />

that personnel without cards may be<br />

visually recognized and the door<br />

opened for them. The processor<br />

board provides the surge protection<br />

necessary to protect the CPU in the<br />

event that the reader receives a<br />

surge.<br />

Most installations will consist of at<br />

Figure 1<br />

least two entry points controlled by<br />

one primary controller. For systems with more than two points of entry, multiple controllers are<br />

connected in a loop configuration with one controller acting as the primary unit and the others as<br />

<strong>Satellite</strong> Installation <strong>Manual</strong> 7

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