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PrefaceSoftware House Software ManualsThe following Software House manuals are available with the products, andonline at the Software House website.• C•CURE 800/8000 Installation Guide• C•CURE 800/8000 Getting Started Guide• C•CURE 800/8000 Software Configuration Guide• C•CURE 800/8000 Third Party Hardware & Services Guide• C•CURE 800/8000 Reports Guide• C•CURE 800/8000 System Maintenance Guide• C•CURE 800/8000 Personnel Configuration Guide• C•CURE 800/8000 Monitoring Station Guide• C•CURE 800/8000 Video Guide• C•CURE 800/8000 Advanced User’s Guide• C•CURE ID User’s Guide• C•CURE 800/8000 ODBC Configuration Guide• C•CURE 800/8000 Enhanced Password Protection Installation andConfiguration GuideYou can also access the guides that are online from the C•CURE 800/8000Help menu. You need to install the Adobe Acrobat reader and copy theappropriate PDF files from the C•CURE 800/8000 Supplemental DVD. Seethe C•CURE 800/8000 Installation Guide for more information.You can access C•CURE 800/8000 Help by pressing F1 or clicking Help fromthe menu bar in the Administration/Monitoring Station applications.You can get help for the Windows products by selecting Help from thespecific Windows Start menu or by going to the Microsoft web site atwww.microsoft.com.xviC•CURE 800/8000 Hardware Configuration Guide
PrefaceConventionsThis manual uses the following text formats and symbols.ConventionBoldRegular italic fontMeaningThis font indicates screen elements, and also indicates when youshould take a direct action in a procedure.Bold font describes one of the following items:• A command or character to type, or• A button or option on the screen to press, or• A key on your keyboard to press• A screen element or nameIndicates a new term.Indicates a variable.The following items are used to indicate important information.NOTEIndicates a note. Notes call attention to any item of information that maybe of special importance.TIPIndicates an alternate method of performing a task.Indicates a caution. A caution contains information essential to avoiddamage to the system. A caution can pertain to hardware or software.Indicates a warning. A warning contains information that advises usersthat failure to avoid a specific action could result in physical harm to theuser or to the hardware.Indicates a danger. A danger contains information that users must knowto avoid death or serious injury.C•CURE 800/8000 Hardware Configuration Guidexvii
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Page 19 and 20: 1Configuring C•CUREiSTAR Pro/Clas
Page 21 and 22: Understanding C•CURE iSTAR Contro
Page 29 and 30: Configuration Overview for iSTAR Cl
Page 31 and 32: Configuring iSTAR Classic & iSTAR P
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Page 41 and 42: ACM and ACM Ext Tabs for iSTAR Clas
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Page 53 and 54: Maintaining Cluster Communications
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Secondary Tab for iSTAR Classic & i
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Secondary Tab for iSTAR Classic & i
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Cluster Tab for iSTAR Classic & iST
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Cluster Tab for iSTAR Classic & iST
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Misc Tab for iSTAR Classic & iSTAR
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Global APB Tab for iSTAR Classic &
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2Configuring C•CUREiSTAR eX Contr
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Understanding C•CURE iSTAR Contro
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Configuring iSTAR eX ControllersCon
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Configuring iSTAR eX ControllersIf
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Configuring iSTAR eX ControllersTab
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Configuring iSTAR eX ControllersCon
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Main Board TabMain Board TabConfigu
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Main Board TabTable 2-4: Main Board
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Main Board TabTable 2-4: Main Board
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Serial Ports TabTable 2-5: Serial P
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Serial Ports TabFigure 2-11: Wyrele
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Cluster Communications Overview•
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Cluster Communications OverviewUse
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Maintaining Cluster CommunicationsE
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Configuring ClustersFigure 2-13: iS
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Configuring ClustersTable 2-6: Clus
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Primary TabPrimary TabConfiguring t
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Primary TabTable 2-7: Primary Tab F
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Secondary TabSecondary TabConfiguri
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Secondary TabTable 2-8: Secondary T
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Cluster TabCluster TabConfiguring C
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Cluster TabTable 2-9: Cluster Tab F
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Misc TabTable 2-10: Misc Tab Fields
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Global APB TabTable 2-11: Global AP
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3Configuring theAdvanced Processing
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Panel OverviewOutputsAn output is a
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Configuring PanelsFigure 3-2: apC S
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Configuring PanelsTable 3-1: apC Di
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Configuring PanelsTable 3-1: apC Di
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Configuring Security Objects on Pan
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Configuring Panel EventsConfiguring
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Configuring Holiday Lists for a Pan
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Viewing the Intrusion Zones on Pane
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4Configuring Readers,RM Reader LCDM
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Configuring ReadersFigure 4-1: Read
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Configuring ReadersTable 4-1: Reade
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Configuring Reader Keypad OptionsCo
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Configuring Reader Keypad OptionsTa
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Configuring Advanced Options for Re
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Configuring RM Reader LCD Messages2
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Configuring RM Reader LCD MessagesT
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Configuring RM Reader LCD MessagesF
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Configuring Card Formats2. Click Ne
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Configuring Card FormatsFigure 4-16
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Configuring Card Formats4. Click OK
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Configuring Card FormatsTable 4-13:
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5Configuring Inputs andOutputsThis
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Configuring InputsNOTETo edit the d
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Configuring InputsTable 5-1: Input
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Configuring InputsTable 5-1: Input
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Input EventsTable 5-2: Input -Event
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Viewing Input LinkagesViewing Input
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Configuring OutputsConfiguring Outp
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Configuring OutputsTable 5-4: Outpu
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Viewing Output LinkagesTable 5-5: O
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Tamper and AC Power Failure InputsW
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6Configuring Add-onBoards for apCs
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Configuring Add-On Boards for apCsF
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I/32 System Input BoardsI/32 System
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I/32 System Input BoardsFigure 6-7:
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I/32 System Input Boards- Enter the
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R/48 System Output Boards3. Choose
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Star Couplers2. Select the Star opt
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Wiegand/Proximity Star Coupler (WPS
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I/8 — Input ModulesI/8 — Input
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R/8 — Output ModulesR/8 — Outpu
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7Configuring PortsThe C•CURE 800/
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Configuring COM Ports from WindowsC
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Configuring COM Ports from WindowsT
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Configuring Network PortsFigure 7-1
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Configuring Ports from C•CURE 800
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8Configuring andSelecting HostModem
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Configuring Host ModemsConfiguring
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Configuring Host ModemsFigure 8-3:
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Configuring Host Modems• Modify o
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Configuring Advanced Options for No
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Selecting Host Modems for Dial InSe
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Selecting Host Modems for Dial InYo
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Selecting Host Modems for Dial OutF
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9Configuring Dialup forapC PanelsTh
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apC Dialup Overview• Each input c
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apC Dialup OverviewTable 9-1: Confi
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Configuring apC Dialup PanelsFigure
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Configuring apC Dialup PanelsFigure
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Configuring Options for apC Dial-up
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10Configuring Dialup foriSTAR Pro C
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iSTAR Dialup OverviewHost - Cluster
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iSTAR Dialup OverviewDialing Out to
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iSTAR Dialup OverviewTable 10-1: So
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Configuring iSTAR Clusters for Dial
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Configuring iSTAR Clusters for Dial
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Configuring Dialup Options for iSTA
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AA Card FormatsPrimerThe C•CURE 8
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Card FormatsTable A-1: Card Format
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Magnetic CardsMagnetic CardsMagneti
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Proximity CardsProximity CardsProxi
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Offset Values for Card NumbersOffse
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IndexIndexAAC power fail input on G
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IndexapC/L, continuedevent to activ
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IndexCommunicationsmaintaining 1-35
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IndexController 1-23, 1-49, 2-24, 2
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IndexHoliday Lists, continuedconfig
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IndexMaster controller, continuedco
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IndexPrimary communications path, c
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