C-CURE Product Catalogue Issue 1

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Standard AutoCAD Symbols C•CURE 800 Standard AutoCAD Symbols Tyco Safety Products now has an IntraNet site devoted to users of AutoCAD Design Packages for electronic and electrical systems. The site has been set up with a view to utilising a common approach to AutoCAD output for drawing offices using Tyco Safety Products products and systems. Initially this site includes Standard Symbols for Tyco Symbol Name ACAMERA.dwg Camcorder Symbol Name ADOOR.dwg Single Leaf Door MX Technology & MX-Graph, Fire and Access Products and also Diagrams for many Tyco Safety Products products supplied from the UK, this will be expanded to include all Tyco Safety Products products. Please encourage your CAD operators to visit this website. Even if you're business doesn't use all these products many of the symbols, schematics and Symbol Name ADCKR.dwg Combined Magstripe Reader and Keypad Symbol Name ADOTM.dwg Dot Matrix Printer drawings may be adapted quickly and easily for other products. If you require any further CAD information, please visit our website at www.tsp.help.com or contact the Product Management Helpdesk on 01932 743 327. Symbol Name ADONGLE.dwg Software Dongle Symbol Name AEB.dwg Egress Button Symbol Name AEBG.dwg Emergency Breakglass Box Symbol Name AECC.dwg Ethernet Comms Convertor Symbol Name AEGRESS.dwg Request to Exit Symbol Name AEXPANDER8.dwg 8 Port Expander for PC Symbol Name AIAC.dwg Intelligent Access Controller Symbol Name AIDPRIN.dwg I.D. Badge Printer Symbol Name AIOC.dwg Input Output Controller Symbol Name AKEYPAD.dwg Keypad Symbol Name AKEYSWITCH.dwg Lock Override Security Keyswitch Symbol Name AMAGLOCK.dwg Single Maglock Symbol Name AMDUI.dwg Multi-Drop Universal Interface (MDUI) Symbol Name AMODEM.dwg Modem Symbol Name AMRRDR.dwg Standard Mag Stripe Reader Symbol Name AMULLION.dwg Mullion Style Proximity Reader Symbol Name APRINTER.dwg Laserjet Report Printer Symbol Name APWR_4.dwg Transformer 12 Volt Supply PWR-4 Symbol Name ARS232.dwg RS232 to 422 Convertor (DVR) Symbol Name ASN2RDR.dwg SN2 Mag Stripe Reader Symbol Name AVALUEPROX.dwg Value Prox Reader Symbol Name AWALLSW.dwg Wallswitch Style Proximity Reader Symbol Name AERELEASE.dwg Electric Release Symbol Name AKPADINT.dwg Keypad Interface Symbol Name AWORKSTATION.dwg PC Symbol Name AHUB.dwg Hub 59
Glossary of Terms Access Group Permission programmed into the access control system to allow a cardholder to enter certain doors at specified times. Active Card An access control proximity card, which is powered by a battery within the tag or keyfob. Be aware that batteries have a limited life span and in most cases cannot be replaced - hence the customer will need to budget for replacement within the life expectancy of the system. Anti-Pass Back (APB) is a facility where card readers are programmed as IN or OUT of a controlled area. Cardholders can enter and area BUT the card cannot be used at any other IN reader until the card is “seen” by the system to leave the area. This stops duplicate use of a card at controlled points. Asset Tagging Usually managed by active tags and long range readers/door loops. Asset tagging provides tags, which are suitable for fixing to items such as laptops, projectors etc. Tags can be static (for fixed location items - works of art) or portable. Some have additional features such as tamper, so that the tag cannot be removed whist within the secure area before the item is taken off site. Barcode Low cost and low security means of providing access control. Commonly seen in libraries,. Two methods of barcode are available - open (as seen in library books) which can be copied and reproduced giving no security at all and Obscure, which has a panel over the barcode stopping copying. Biometric Reader Uses a part of the human body to identify the user - fingerprint retina scanner etc. Most give a Wiegand output and can be integrated with our systems subject to test. Card Number This is the internal encoded number - as read by the system Cashless vending A third party supplied system that allows the employee to use their access control card to purchase lunch, coffee etc. Smart cards are now being promoted for this purpose. Older systems use track 3 of the magstripe - only high output mag-stripe tape is accepted by some suppliers of cashless vending i.e. Girovend. Clock & Data A card format usually associated with magstripe. This can however be reproduced by proximity and other reader types. Coercivity This is the term for the resilience of a magstripe. Standard access control cards are Hi Co whist Bankcards are usually Lo Co. Domain software Excelsior’s software package allowing up to 8 networks to be controlled from one PC. The main advantage of using Domain would be the use of names for card holders, doors, readers, time zones etc AND the archiving of al transactions for historical and audit reporting of who went where and when etc. Dongle Provided with SGA & Domain software to stop software from being duplicated for use on other sites. Door Forced this is an alarm generated by the access system when the door is opened by unauthorised means break glass box, door override switch or forced entry. Door must be fitted with a monitor contact. Door Held Open Alarm generated when an access controlled door is wedged in the open position after being opened by authorised means. Door must be fitted with a door contact. Some systems offer local alarm feature prior to a full alarm at a central location. Door Loop (reader) This is a cable placed around the doorframe, within the floor or ceiling to create a larger aerial for a proximity reader. Used for Hands free access and/or asset tagging. doors hinged edge to transfer power and monitoring to a lock or electric release. Duress Code/PIN By changing the PIN code used by the authorised person to enter the site. An alarm may be generated at a central location identifying that the user has gained access whilst under duress. Access at the door is gained without any local alarm being generated. Ethernet The most popular standard for networking information technology equipment. Devices are addressed using TCP/IP protocol. ECC Ethernet Comms Convertor. Used by SGA to connect a network of controllers to the central PC via either a dedicated LAN or customers LAN/WAN. The ECC provides the RS422 protocol required for the SGA comms line. Excelsior Tyco manufactured access control system. Can be managed by either hand held programmer or Domain software. Up to 8,000 cardholders and from 1 to 1,008 readers. Controllers can be connected by hard-wired connection, fibre, LAN/WAN or dial-up/dedicated telephone line. Fail-Safe Term for a lock that requires power to lock - power fail releases the door. Not suitable for perimeter doors. Ideal for fire exit routes as a fire alarm input and breakglass box can release the door to meet fire officers requirements. All face to face mag locks are fail safe. Not suitable for very secure areas. Fail-Secure Term for a lock that requires power to operate and allow the door to be opened. Motor locks and solenoid bolts are typical examples. Mechanical override is required for means of escape to meet the fire officer’s requirements. Graphics Available on SGA. Customers site drawing are either produced or taken from CAD file. SGA uses bitmap files for Graphic maps - which can be site photos etc. Icons can then be added for monitored/controlled points, which are animated to show their status. Hall Effect Monitoring built in to some magnetic locks to ensure that the holding force is up to the specified levels. Provides monitoring to overcome the typical methods of reducing holding force - grease, film etc - making forced entry much easier. Hands Free The use of long range readers/Door loops with active tags to monitor the movement of personnel and assets. Hi Co Type of magnetic stripe tape - see Coercivity IAC Intelligent Access Controller for SGA. Supports two card readers (with or without keypads) and all necessary inputs/outputs for monitoring etc. Auxiliary inputs and outputs for local devices are also provided. The controller is boxed with power supply and tamper feature as standard. Controller will support 12,000 or 44,000 cardholders. IOC Input Output controller for SGA. Provides supervised input monitoring and clean contact outputs for local alarm management of non-access control devices. ioPass Tyco manufactured standalone proximity access control system. Supports up to 5,000 card users. Full compatibility with ioProx readers. ioProx Tyco manufactured range of proximity cards and readers. Can be used with SGA and with correct firmware Excelsior. Readers are formatted and the correct items must be ordered. Unique format for ADT/Tyco businesses. Door Loop (for lock) Flexible conduit either surface or concealed at the 60
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