Installation 
EST3 Installation and Service Manual  5.55 
Running the RPM and distributing profiles 
The Resource Profile Manager (RPM) is an add-on tool that 
works with the SDU. The RPM lets you: 
•  Create a description of the companies and buildings at a site 
•  Assign security and access control devices to companies and 
buildings 
•  Specify a primary company (owner) for each CRC 
•  Allocate device resources among companies that share the 
devices 
This information is displayed in a two-pane window that 
includes a tree structure and a data table. The tree structure 
shows the organization of companies and buildings and the 
assignment of partitions and devices to the buildings. The data 
table shows the labels, properties, and allocation numbers for the 
current tree selection. You could think of this as the overall 
resource profile for the project. 
The RPM lets you export resource profiles for individual 
companies. These are later imported into the Access Control 
Database (ACDB) and Keypad Display Configuration (KDC) 
programs. 
Once imported, the profiles determine what the users see and 
control when creating their portions of the security or access 
control system. 
To create and distribute resource profiles, you follow these 
general steps: 
1.  Enter company and installer contact information. 
2.  Create buildings and assign them to companies. 
3.  Assign partitions and devices to the buildings for each 
company. 
4.  Allocate device resources to each company. 
5.  Export a resource profile for each company. 
The RPM includes a Mass Assign function to help you establish 
a uniform baseline allocation of resources. A Summary display is 
available so you can review and print the profile in several 
different forms. 
When your project includes security or access control 
applications, run the RPM and distribute resource profile 
diskettes to the ACDB and KDC users. 
Refer to the SDU Online Help for details on these steps. Refer to 
the Card Reader Controller (CRC) Technical Reference Manual 
for details on configuring CRCs.