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General| Brand | TESA |
|---|---|
| Model | smartair TS1000 |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
Physical dimensions of the Portable Programmer (90x165x30mm).
Details the membrane keyboard, including On/Off, Enter, Cursors, Function Keys, and Screen.
Covers 9V DC battery, auto-off, volatile memory, and battery charge indicator.
Lists and illustrates RS-232, cylinder/lock, CLR button, modem, and key connectors.
Details the 0.5MB memory for doors, users, and event storage.
Connecting via RS-232 and sending locking plan data using TS1000 software.
Mandatory use of the Authorisation Key for key operations like Initialise, Update, Open.
Overview of the main screen, function keys (F1-F5) for menu access.
Accessing the menu via F1 for Switch Light, Date/Time, Language, Automatic, Version.
Allows switching the screen light on/off to conserve power.
Explains synchronization from computer and how to update the programmer's date/time.
Describes how the language is inherited from the computer.
Enables automatic door updates and audit trail retrieval upon connection.
Shows how to view the manufacture version (Name, Type, Version) of the programmer.
Transferring locking plan changes to cylinders, locks, or wall readers.
Assigning a new cylinder, lock, or reader to a specific door in the installation.
Allows opening doors in emergency situations using the Portable Programmer.
Verifying cylinder, lock, or reader version, clock, keyboard, and LED status.
Assigning addresses to online wall readers within the Unit Area.
Displays key details: activation, expiration, issue date, and status.
Verifies key version, date/time, and warning LED function.
Unloads stored events from locks, readers, or cylinders to the programmer.
Reads and displays registered opening events from selected doors.
Selects whether to collect all events or only new ones since last collection.
Allows choosing the installation to configure from loaded locking plans.
Chooses door visibility (all or uninitialized) in the 'Doors Menu'.
Guides user to press each key to verify proper operation.
Checks the functionality of the programmer's built-in clock.
Tests the insertion and recognition of a user key.
Checks the connection of the cable's jack connector and the key within it.
Tests the device's memory, potentially involving data clearing.
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