The following sections describe each step of the recommended programming
sequence above. In the descriptions, CTPlus is used for programming the NAC.
Note: If TecomC4 will be used for management of the NAC, then some aspects
of programming should not be done in CTPlus, since TecomC4 will be
responsible for those aspects. TecomC4 can be used to configure and manage:
Holidays
Time zones
Door groups
Users
In addition to the initial setup and programming of the NAC, ongoing
management can be performed via management software.
For information on management via TecomC4, refer to the TecomC4 Operators
Manual.
For information on management via CTPlus, see the “Management via CTPlus”
section on page 88.
DIP switches
If the Network Access Controller will be connected to a ChallengerPlus (i.e. the
NAC will operate in IP Extended or Classic mode), then set the NAC’s address
using the DIP switches on the NAC. Refer to the TS1066 Network Access
Controller Installation Manual for instructions.
Note: On a ChallengerPlus system LAN 2, DIP switch addresses 1 to 12 are
used for NACs that are polled as 17 to 28.
Defaulting the NAC
Refer to the TS1066 Network Access Controller Installation Manual for
instructions on defaulting the Network Access Controller.
CTPlus connection
The following sections describe how to connect to the NAC.
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