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General| Brand | Assa Abloy |
|---|---|
| Model | LOCKWOOD SMARTair TS1000 |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
System overview based on autonomous, wireless online products.
Used to transfer info from TS1000 software to field devices, and retrieve data.
Powered by 6LR61 9V DC battery; switches off after 30s inactivity.
Memory is volatile; loses data if battery removed or depleted.
Features an indicator for battery charge level.
Connects to PC via RS-232 cable for data transfer.
Connects to field devices (Escutcheons/Readers) using a special cable.
Resets the Portable Programmer and tests its functionality.
Allows connection of an external 9VDC supply to save battery.
Ensures security of programming data and prevents unauthorized modification.
The Portable Programmer has a memory of 0.5MB.
Capacity depends on users; e.g., 50 users up to 1000 doors.
Escutcheons/Readers store up to 1,000 events.
Acts as a link between management software and field devices.
Requires downloading 'Locking Plan' from computer to PP first.
Connect via RS-232 cable and switch on.
Download 'Locking Plan' from TS1000 software via "Send Data to PP".
Software creates a data file sent to the Portable Programmer.
Varies based on the amount of data being sent.
Displays "OK. PP has been correctly loaded" upon completion.
Required for 'Initialise', 'Update', and 'Open' operations for security.
Ensures installation security; only one key supplied per installation/license.
Shows the primary interface of the Portable Programmer.
Accesses settings like backlight, date/time, language, version.
Accesses operations related to doors like Update, Initialize, Open, Test.
Allows viewing event registers from Escutcheons and Readers.
Manages locking plans and selecting installations to work with.
Toggles screen backlight to save battery in low light.
Displays the programmer's date and time, synced from the computer.
Automates door updates and opening uploads.
Displays the PP's manufacture version for support purposes.
Shows date/time synced from the computer, not user-modifiable.
Pressing F5 accepts and returns to the main screen.
Enables automatic updates of doors and uploads of openings.
Asks for confirmation via F4 (Yes) or F5 (No) for updates and audits.
Symbols indicate if automatic uploads/updates are enabled.
Shows the PP's manufacture version for technical support.
Lists operations: Update, Initialize, Open, Test, Manufacturing.
Key needed for Update, Initialize, Open operations.
Transfers changes in locking plan to an initialized Escutcheon or Reader.
Send changes to PP, connect PP to door, press OK with key inserted.
Shows "Main Door Updated" screen after successful operation.
Requires configuration in TS1000, assigned users, and locking plan.
Information sent from PP to specific item in the field.
Select door from list, insert key, press OK to start.
Displays "Main Door Initialised" upon successful completion.
Opens Escutcheons/Readers during low battery or emergencies.
Select 'Open' from Doors menu, press OK with authorisation key.
Displays device type and version; starts test when OK is pressed.
Shows date, time, and name of the initialized door.
Shows the register of events stored in Escutcheons and Readers.
Uploads stored events from Escutcheon/Reader to the Portable Programmer.
Connect PP to door, select 'Get Audit Trail', press OK to upload.
Displays confirmation of registered openings after upload.
Shows all openings from Escutcheons/Readers without connecting to software.
Displays individual events, starting from the latest.
Manages locking plans loaded onto the Portable Programmer.
Allows selection of the installation to configure from downloaded options.
Choose to view all doors or only uninitialized ones on the 'Initialise' option.
Select "ALL the doors" or "No Initialised" via tick box or cross.
Uses the CLR button to initiate a test of the Portable Programmer itself.
Asks for confirmation to proceed with the test.
Checks keyboard, clock, key connector, and memory.
Prompts user to press each key sequentially for testing.
Includes testing the ON/OFF power button.
Displays "Keyboard Test Ok" upon successful completion.
Checks the accuracy of the programmer's internal clock.
Shows "Clock Test OK" if the clock test is satisfactory.
Warns that stored data will be deleted before testing.
Starts the memory test after data deletion confirmation.
Displays "Memory Test OK" if no faults are detected.
Details any detected faults (keyboard, clock, key, cable, memory).
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