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Onity Portable Programmer Manual

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HT24W / HT28 Smart Technical Manual Version 2.x
Release, 10/2002
Contents Hardware...................................................1 Communications Windows Distributor H2XCMDIW.............................1 Description.......................................................1 Connections......................................................1 Specifications.....................................................2 Special Windows Distributor Uses....................................2 Portable Programmer......................................................3 Description.......................................................3 Connections......................................................4 Maintenance......................................................4 Specifications.....................................................5 Gemplus GemPC410 – External Smart Card Encoder.............................5 Description.......................................................5 Connections......................................................5 Specifications.....................................................6 Online Revalidator........................................................6 Description.......................................................6 Connections......................................................6 Specifications.....................................................7 HTCOMBO Safe.........................................................8 Operation........................................................8
HT28 Lockset...............................................9 Description..............................................................9 Light Indications.........................................................10 Lock States.............................................................10 Office Mode.....................................................10 Standard Mode...................................................10 Privacy Mode....................................................10 Modes of Operation......................................................11 Normal Guest Room Mode.........................................11 Foyer ..........................................................11 Selective .......................................................11 Maintenance............................................................11 Diagnosis.......................................................11 Debris in the Reader...............................................11 Cleaning the Reader...............................................11 Cleaning the Lock Body...........................................12 Specifications...........................................................12
HT24W / HT28 Smart Technical Information.....................13 General Description......................................................13 Differences Between HT24DOS and HT24W/HT28 Smart (v2.x)..................13 File Descriptions.........................................................14 …OnityHT28..................................................14 …OnityHT28Data..............................................15 …OnityHT28LocalDir..........................................16
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System Limits...........................................................16 Creating Locking Plans...................................................17 General.........................................................18 Configuration....................................................18 Lock Hardware Configuration.......................................23 Calendar........................................................24 Time Tables.....................................................25 Masters.........................................................26 Locks..........................................................27 Keying .........................................................30 Peripherals......................................................33 Cards..........................................................35 Flags...........................................................37 PMS Interface...........................................................41 TCP/IP.........................................................41 HTCOM Device Communication............................................41 IPCOM Device Communication............................................41 Software Tools..........................................................42 Data Menu – Restore Tables........................................42 Data Menu – Test Database Integrity.................................42 Data Menu – Pack Tables..........................................42 Restore Codes...................................................43 Restore Backup..................................................43 Load HT22......................................................43 Parameters for Special Configurations........................................44 /D directory name.................................................44 /Snumber.......................................................44 /NOVERIFY....................................................44 /REVALIDATOR................................................44 /NOREVAL.....................................................44
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Hardware
Communications Windows Distributor H2XCMDIW Description The H2XCMDIW Win Dist is used to convert standard RS232 (19200 baud) from a PC to the proprietary Onity HTCOM RS485 network of devices. The unit is powered by an external 12VDC transformer and has three (3) LED indicators. The LED labeled POWER is lit whenever the unit is powered. The LED labeled IN flashes when a packet of information is received from the PC. The LED labeled OUT flashes whenever an HTCOM packet is received from a Onity device.
Connections
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1. 12VDC Power Input
6. DB9F HTCOM connector for PP cable
2. DB9M RS232 input from PC
7. HTCOM indicator
3. Terminal connector for repeater
8. RS232 indicator
4. DB9F HTCOM cable connector
9. Power indicator
5. Terminal connector for wall readers, etc.
To the PC The PC is connected to the rear of the Communications Distributor using a standard NULL Modem cable. Unlike previous Onity communications distributors, the Windows distributor communicates at 19200 baud using standard RS232. This connection is usually to the PC, but we can use the standard protocol to our advantage to use other devices to extend the HTCOM network in ways that were never possible before.
To the HTCOM Network Onity HTCOM devices can be connected with standard HTCOM cables to the Win Distributor through either of the female DB9 connectors. Devices, such as wall readers, that require a twowire HTCOM connection must connect to the AB connector on the rear of the unit. If you need to make your own cable with DB9 connector, use A to pin 3 and B to pin 2. Also on the rear of the unit is a 5 conductor terminal connection for a repeater. There is no new repeater required for the HT24W / HT28 Smart system, as the existing HT24 repeater works on both HT24DOS and HT24W / HT28 Smart systems. The HTCOM network uses a proprietary adaptation of the RS485 communications protocol. This 9600 baud communications protocol cannot be retransmitted or converted by any known, off-the-shelf device. This means that the HTCOM network can only exist with proper wiring and within the 4500 foot distance limit. This distance may be increased by using spec

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