Samsung SSA-M1000 User manual

SAMS-Basic

user manual

SSA-M1000

imagine the possibilities

Thank you for purchasing this Samsung product.

To receive more complete service,

please visit our website.

www.samsungsecurity.com

2_ contents

contents

INTRODUCTION ON SAMS BASIC

8

8 Understanding SAMS Basic

9 SAMS Basic Conﬁ gurations

10 Features

12 System Requirements

12 Installation Procedures

13 Directory structure of the installation CD

13 Installation of MICROSOFT SQL SERVER

2005 EXPRESS EDITION

INSTALLATION

13

22 Installation of MICROSOFT SQL SERVER

MANAGEMENT STUDIO EXPRESS

25 Conﬁ guring MICROSOFT SQL SERVER

2005 EXPRESS EDITION

26 Installing SAMS BASIC DATABASE

29 Installing SAMS Basic

34 Installing SAMS COMMUNICATION

SERVER BASIC

37 Installing Key-lock (USB dongle)

39 Installing SSA-X500 Fingerprint Scanner

Driver

CONFIGURATIONS

42

42 Conﬁ guring SAMS Basic Database

Connection

43 Conﬁ guring SAMS COMMUNICATION

SERVER BASIC Database Connection

LOGGING IN & INITIAL SETUP

46

46 Logging In SAMS Basic

46 Language Setup

47 Building-Floor Setting

48 Site Setting

49 Loop Setting (Serial Communication)

51 Loop Setting (Network Communication)

53 Device Setting

54 Door Setting

55 Company Setting

56 Department Setting

56 Company-Department Setting

57 Access Group Setting

58 Card Holder Management

SCREEN COMPOSITION

60

60 Icons and Descriptions

61 Main Screen

English Englis_ English _3

CONTENTS

SYSTEM MANAGEMENT

62

62 Device Setting Wizard

66 Building-Floor Setting [Add]

66 Building-Floor Setting [Edit]

67 Building-Floor Setting [Delete]

68 Building-Floor Setting [Search]

69 Site Setting [Add]

70 Site Setting [Edit]

70 Site Setting [Delete]

71 Site Setting [Search]

72 Loop Setting [Add – Serial Communication]

74 Loop Setting [Add – Network

Communication]

76 Loop Setting [Edit]

76 Loop Setting [Delete]

77 Loop Setting [Search]

78 Device Setting [Add]

83 Device Setting [Edit]

84 Device Setting [Delete]

84 Device Setting [Search]

85 Door Setting [Add]

87 Door Setting [Edit]

88 Door Setting [Search]

89 Reader Point Setting [Edit]

90 Reader Point Setting [Search]

91 Input Point Setting [Edit]

92 Input Point Setting [Search]

93 Output Point Setting [Edit]

95 Output Point Setting [Search]

96 User Accounts Setting [Add]

97 User Accounts Setting [Edit]

97 User Accounts Setting [Delete]

98 User Accounts Setting [Search]

99 User Accounts Group Setting [Add]

100 User Accounts Group Setting [Edit]

100 User Accounts Group Setting [Delete]

101 User Accounts Group Setting [Search]

102 User Accounts Role Setting [Add]

DEVICE MANAGEMENT

103

103 Initialize Device

104 Device Time Setting

105 Batch Transmit by Device

106 Card Holder Batch Transmit by Device

108 Fetching Device Information

108 Master Card Management [Add]

111 Master Card Management [Edit]

112 Master Card Management [Delete]

113 Master Card Management [Search]

4_ contents

contents

ACCESS CONTROL

138

138 Holiday Setting [Add]

139 Holiday Setting [Edit]

139 Holiday Setting [Delete]

140 Holiday Setting [Search]

141 Time Interval Setting [Add]

141 Time Interval Setting [Edit]

142 Time Interval Setting [Delete]

143 Time Interval Setting [Search]

144 Time Schedule [Add]

145 Time Schedule Setting [Edit]

145 Time Schedule Setting [Delete]

146 Time Schedule Setting [Search]

147 Access Group Setting [Add]

148 Access Type Setting [Edit]

149 Access Group Setting [Delete]

150 Access Group Setting [Search]

151 Card Holder Management [Add]

156 Card Holder Setting [Edit]

157 Card Holder Setting [Delete]

158 Card Holder Setting [Search]

OPERATION MANAGEMENT

114

114 Company Setting [Add]

115 Company Setting [Edit]

115 Company Setting [Delete]

116 Company Setting [Search]

117 Department Setting [Add]

117 Department Setting [Edit]

118 Department Setting [Delete]

118 Department Setting [Search]

119 Job Title Setting [Add]

120 Title Setting [Edit]

120 Title Setting [Delete]

121 Title Setting [Search]

122 Position Setting [Add]

122 Position Setting [Edit]

123 Position Setting [Delete]

123 Position Setting [Search]

124 Company-Department Setting

125 Company-Title Setting

126 Company-Position Setting

127 Access Type Setting [Add]

127 Access Type Setting [Edit]

128 Access Type Setting [Delete]

128 Access Type Setting [Search]

129 Fire Group Setting [Add]

131 Fire Group Setting [Edit]

131 Fire Group Setting [Delete]

132 Fire Group Setting [Search]

133 Graphic Map Setting [Add]

135 Graph Map Setting [Edit]

136 Graph Map Setting [Delete]

137 Graph Map Setting [Search]

English Englis_ English _5

CONTENTS

TIME/ATTENDANCE

159

159 Time Attendance Closing Time [Save]

159 Work Code Setting [Save]

160 Overtime Setting [Add]

162 Overtime Setting [Edit]

162 Overtime Setting [Delete]

163 Overtime Setting [Search]

163 Work Time Setting [Add]

164 Work Time Setting [Edit]

164 Work Time Setting [Delete]

165 Work Time Setting [Search]

165 Work Schedule Setting [Add]

166 Work Schedule Setting [Edit]

167 Work Schedule Setting [Delete]

167 Work Schedule Setting [Search]

168 Closing Rule Setting [Add]

169 Closing Rule Setting [Edit]

169 Closing Rule Setting [Delete]

170 Closing Rule Setting [Search]

170 Holiday Setting(Time/Attendance) [Add]

171 Holiday Setting(Time/Attendance) [Edit]

172 Holiday Setting(Time/Attendance) [Delete]

172 Holiday Setting(Time/Attendance) [Search]

173 Reader Setting(Time/Attendance) [Add]

174 Reader Setting(Time/Attendance) [Edit]

174 Daily Closing

175 Monthly Closing

176 Correct Closing Data

177 Closing Report

MONITORING

178

178 Output Monitoring

180 Integrated Monitoring

TOOL

181

181 Language Converter [Save]

182 Language Setting [Save]

182 E-mail/SMS Server Setting [Save]

184 Notice Receiver Setting [Add]

185 Notice Receiver Setting [Edit]

186 Notice Receiver Setting [Delete]

186 Database Backup and Restore

188 Database Backup and Restore (Auto

Management for Event Data)

189 Data Import/Export

191 Option

195 Icon Setting [Save]

196 Icon Setting [Delete]

6_ contents

contents

TROUBLESHOOTING

213

213 Troubleshooting

REPORT

197

197 Device Setting Report

198 Holiday Setting Report

199 Time Schedule Report

201 Access Group Setting Report

202 Card holder Report

203 Accessible Person List by Door

204 Accessible Door Report by Person

205 Access Event Report

207 Alarm Report

208 Auditing Log Report

210 E-mail/SMS Notice Report

211 Login/Out Report

English Englis_ English _7

BEFORE READING THIS MANUAL

Please check below items for understanding and proper use of SAMS Basic.

Purpose

This manual provides required information on using SAMS Basic application program. It explains installation and

conﬁ guration of SAMS Communication Server Basic and Microsoft SQL Server 2005, which are required for

SAMS Basic.

Target Audience

This manual is designed for administrators manages the SAMS Basic with its installation, conﬁ guration and

maintenance. The SAMS Basic administrator requires intermediate or higher knowledge and experience on

Windows operating systems and its use. Also, Basic or intermediate knowledge on Microsoft SQL Server 2005

and network systems is required.

Gloassary

Term Descriptions

SAMS Basic

Means SAMSUNG Access Management System Basic, which is the management

application program for access control.

SAMS Communication

Server Basic.

Means SAMSUNG Access Management System Communication Server Basic, which is

the dedicated communication server for communicating with ACU (Access Control Unit).

ACU

Acronym of Access Control Unit, which means a hardware for the access control

system.

Device

Means all hardware units for the access control system. For example, access

controller, biometrics readers etc.

Biometrics Device &

Reader

Access control systems using biometrics information such as ﬁ ngerprint, face

recognition, palmprint, and vein recognition.

Reader

Card recognition device for the access control system. It reads card and sends the

information to the access controller to deﬁ ne the door actions.

Input

Signals accepted by the access controller from access control devices. Such input

can be signals from Exit button, door contact and motion detection sensor.

Output

Signals generated by the access controller and sent to access control devices. Such

output can be connected to door locks, sirens, and buzzers.

Door Lock

Electric door locking system which locks or unlocks a door according to the access

controller’s output signal.

Exit Button

A button to unlock and open a door, which is usually installed inside of a door. When

it is pressed, the door connected to the button is unlocked. Can be connected to the

input port of an access controller.

Door Contact

A device to check if a door is open or closed, usually installed with door lock devices.

Can be connected to the input port of an access controller.

❖

before reading this manual

8_ introduction on SAMS basic

introduction on SAMS basic

SAMS Basic application program performs data communication to the controller (via serial or TCP/IP) and various

functions based on received data. By integrating devices and application program, it provides higher security

through access controlling where it is required, and also provides additional features with various applications.

UNDERSTANDING SAMS BASIC

SAMS Basic supports various devices such as access controllers, ﬁ ngerprint readers, 125KHz/13.56MHz readers and

provides management on such devices as well as integrated monitoring and controlling.

Commands communication of SAMS Basic from/to devices are transferred to the SAMS Basic Communication

Server.

SAMS Basic Communication Server communicates with the controller and processes the command from

SAMS Basic.

SAMS Basic Communication Server receives the command result from the controller.

SAMS Basic Communication Server returns the received data to the SAMS Basic, which will be displayed.

SAMS Basic Communication Server loads communication and controller conﬁ guration information from the

Microsoft SQL Server.

SAMS Basic Communication Server periodically polls for data request to the connected controller.

Receives status events, access status (normal, alarm) events and input events from the controller.

Received information is recorded in the database and transferred to the SAMS Basic for monitoring display.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Operating System

& Database

Input/output commands

(Sends ID, time schedule,

etc.)

Communication

Server

Controller

(Hardware)

Transfers commands

from SAMS Basic to

the controller

Returns the transfer result

Receives transfer

result and display

process

Data input/out-

put through user

interface

Normal/Alarm/Input event

database insertion & data transfer

to SAMS Basic

Receives I/O and event data

Requests data in

polling method

Loads communication

properties

Loads controller/setup

properties

SAMS Basic

Database Server

(Microsoft SQL Server 2005)

SAMS Basic Communication Server

SSA-P102 / SSA-P102 series

SSA-S3010/S2100 / SSA-R2010 Series

English Englis_ English _9

INTRODUCTION ON SAMS BASIC

SAMS BASIC CONFIGURATIONS

Below is a sample conﬁ guration of SAMS solution which suits to a single building or organization. In this example,

SAMS Basic, SAMS Communication Server Basic and Microsoft SQL 2005 Server are installed on dedicated

machines separately. It is also possible to install and operate all programs on a single computer.

When connecting devices to SAMS Communication Server Basic via serial communication, connecting different

product models to a single serial loop is not supported.

For example, you cannot install SSA-P102, SSA-P400, SSA-S3010 and other products in the same serial loop. To

connect both SSA-P102 and SSA-P400 in serial communication, two separate serial loops are required for each

SSA-P102 and SSA-P400.

J



10_ introduction on SAMS basic

introduction on SAMS basic

FEATURES

SAMS Basic application program performs data communication to the controller (via serial or TCP/IP) and various

functions based on received data. By integrating devices and application program, it provides higher security

through access controlling where it is required, and also provides additional features with various applications.

SAMS Basic consists of 3 program modules. They are access control management console SAMS Basic, dedicated

communication module SAMS Basic Communication Server and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 as the database storage.

SAMS Basic supports the latest UI (User Interface). It also provides plentiful tooltips which enables easier and comfortable

adaptation of the software. Device Setting Wizard and quick view of properties enable users with easier and faster

installation and conﬁ guration of the products.

SAMS Basic provides various functions for access control. It provides door monitoring, access event monitoring and log of

program manipulation history for later reference for possible fabrication. Additionally, it provides simple attendance

monitoring (for regular ofﬁ ce works) which enables users with attendance management based on access information.

Multi-site Control and Communication Server

Supports controlling multiple sites. When communication servers are installed on each site, you can connect to

multiple sites simultaneously or a single site at a time. You can distribute the load to multiple communication servers

installed in one site if there are lots of controllers, for better performance.

Multilingual Support

Supports multilingual interface based on unicode. You can set to 10 languages other than pre-installed

Korean and English. By using built-in interface converter of SAMS Basic, you can select and convert to the

desired language.

Multi-ID Management

Access control accepts various information of users. Photograph and vehicle information can be added for a

user. It supports managing multiple IDs for one user.

Graphic Map

You can set the graphic ﬂ oor plan for corresponding building’s ﬂ oor based on the area and ﬂ oor information.

You can add and position doors, readers, I/O points at your preference. Depending conﬁ gured options, the

graphic map appears on events to visually notify the administrator with current event generations. By placing

various ﬁ gures and images on a map, you can setup an intuitive visual monitoring screen.

Event Notiﬁ cation & Acknowledgement

Administrator who is responsible for managing alerts can conﬁ rm and acknowledge events.

Alarm events are released with alarm indication only when an administrator acknowledges, and can be viewed

in reports.

Font Coloring for Events

According to event types, administrator can set different colors to events according to their types. Event

coloring enables better recognition and distinguishing events while monitoring.

English Englis_ English _11

INTRODUCTION ON SAMS BASIC

Various Reports

Various report options are provided to suit administrator’s preference. Monitoring upon event types, coloring,

sound effect as well as font type and event icon can be changed.

Data Exporting & Conversion

It supports data exporting and data conversion. Exporting to a text ﬁ le (.txt) is available. By exporting data, it can be

utilized for other applications such as attendance monitoring, salary management, ERP etc. Conversion of reports

to PDF, TIF image and text ﬁ le is available. This function can be used for sending reports through internet and

emails.

Device Setting Wizard

Setup wizard is provided for easier conﬁ guration on devices. The device setting wizard provides simpliﬁ ed setup

steps for automatic setup, and its automatic search for controllers enables faster and easier setup.

Comprehensive Tooltips

Plentiful and comprehensive tooltips with detailed information are provided for each input items of interfaces, users

can easily understand its usage.

Integrated Monitoring

The integrated monitoring screen can be re-organized by splitting and merging at user’s preference. Its screen

composition can be customized to user’s optimal convenience, including the information columns of event and

alarm list items. Monitoring screen can be splitted for use with multiple monitors, and can be integrated with access

view, alarm view and graphic map in one screen.

Powerful History Management

Supports logging for program logging in/out, operation history including add, edit, delete actions, data transfers to

devices and transfer results, which enables trouble tracing with reports.

Distributed Processing

In this example, SAMS Basic, SAMS Communication Server Basic and Microsoft SQL 2005 Server can be installed

on dedicated computers (or servers) separately. By doing this, dedicated servers work for its own function and

provide more powerful and reliable operations.

Supports Massive Database

Employs Microsoft SQL Server 2005 for more reliable database support.

12_ introduction on SAMS basic

introduction on SAMS basic

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

The information below is the suggested minimum requirements of hardware and operating system for SAMS Basic.

Hardware /

Operating System

Requirements

CPU

Intel Core2Duo 2.4GHz or faster

OS

Windows XP

Windows Vista

Windows 2003 Server

It is recommended to keep the

operating system updated and install

the latest service packs.

DRAM

2GB main memory or more

HDD

50GB free disk space or more

VGA

1024 x 768 at 32bit color

Network

10/100 Ethernet NIC

CD ROM

CD-ROM drive of x8 or faster

Software

Requirements

Microsoft Windows Installer 3.1 or later

Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 Service Pack 1

MDAC (Microsoft Data Access Components) 2.8

Service Pack 1

Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 or later, Microsoft

XML 6.0 or later

Database

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition or

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Standard/Enterprise

It is recommended to keep the database

management system updated and

install the latest service packs.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURES

Please follow the steps below to install the SAMS Basic.

Installation Procedures Descriptions

1

Install the database server.

Install the database management system of your choice with the license, such as Microsoft SQL Server 2005

Express Edition. If there is database management system already installed, you can utilize the installed system

– you don’t need to reinstall it.

2

Restart the computer.

Once the database installation is completed, restart the computer.

3

Install the SAMS Basic database

ﬁ les.

Install the SAMS Basic database ﬁ les that are used by the SAMS Basic application.

4

Install the SAMS Basic

application software.

Install the SAMS Basic application software.

5

Install the SAMS Communication

Server Basic.

Install the SAMS Communication Server Basic. This application program communicates with the controller.

6

Install the key-lock driver.

In case of demo version installation, you don’t need to install the key-lock device driver. For demo installation,

user registration for the access control is limited to 10 persons. Key-lock driver must be installed for regular

installations.

7

Install the SSA-X500 driver.

Installation is not required in case of you don’t use the ﬁ ngerprint scanner. This enables with ﬁ ngerprint

recognition, ﬁ ngerprint data storing and transfer to the SAMS Basic application program by using the ﬁ ngerprint

scanner.

English Englis_ English _13

INSTALLATION

installation

DIRECTORY STRUCTURE OF THE INSTALLATION CD

INSTALLATION OF MICROSOFT SQL SERVER 2005 EXPRESS EDITION

The version of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition provided by default is SP3. For the Windows XP

environment, the OS should have been upgraded with SP3. If you install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition

SP3 on Windows XP SP2, this can cause system malfunction or blue screen from abnormal operation.

During the installation of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition SP3, you are prompted to install MSXM6 if it

has not been installed. Installing MSXML6 on Windows XP SP3 will cause an error during the installation. If you

encounter a problem, refer to the troubleshooting section in this manual.

Run the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express installer ﬁ le SQLEXPR.EXE from the CD.

Installation path is as below:

J



1.

J



14_ installation

installation

Check [I accept the licensing terms and conditions] to agree the terms and click [Next].

Click [Install] to begin the installation.

2.

3.

English Englis_ English _15

INSTALLATION

Installation process completes a few minutes after beginning the installation. Click [Next] to proceed.

Upon completion of the initial installation, it begins with SQL server installation. Click [Next] to proceed.

4.

5.

16_ installation

installation

Make sure that system conﬁ guration sufﬁ ces the SQL Server 2005 requirements. When all items listed show

Success in the Status ﬁ eld, you can proceed to install SQL Server 2005. If there exist any item without Success

status, consult your SQL Server administrator or Microsoft customer care for technical assistance. Click [Next]

to proceed.

Provide the Name and Company Name, and uncheck the [Hide advanced conﬁ guration options]. For proper

conﬁ guration of SQL Server 2005 Express Edition, this option must be unchecked to conﬁ gure the advanced

options in later installation steps. Click [Next] to proceed.

6.

7.

English Englis_ English _17

INSTALLATION

Left click [Database Services] and [Client Components] to show context menu and select [Entire feature will be

installed on local hard drive]. Click [Next] to proceed.

Select the [Default instance]. If you are using the SQL Server that had been installed before, you cannot choose

the Default Instance. In this case, stop new installation of SQL Server and use the previously installed SQL

Server. For a fresh new installation, it is always recommended to use [Default Instance]. Click [Next] to proceed.

8.

9.

18_ installation

installation

Select the [Use the built-in System account]. If Network service is selected by default, you must change it

to [Local system]. Check both [SQL Server] and [SQL Browser] in the bottom of the screen. Click [Next] to

proceed.

Select the [Mixed Mode]. Enter your password for accessing SQL Server 2005. Don’t forget the password,

memorize it or keep recorded. If you forgot the password, you cannot use the database. Click [Next] to

proceed.

10.

11.

English Englis_ English _19

INSTALLATION

Collation is conﬁ gured automatically according to the language setting of the operating system in use. Use the

default setting or change the language environment at your preference. Click [Next] to proceed.

Select the [Enable User Instances] and [Add user to the SQL Server Administrator role]. Click [Next] to proceed.

12.

13.

20_ installation

installation

Click [Next] to proceed.

Click [Install] to begin the installation.

14.

15.

Page is loading ...

Samsung SSA-M1000 User manual

Samsung SSA-M1000 User manual

Related papers

Other documents