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� ATTENTION The information published in this manual is the copyright of Bpt S.p.A. or its suppliers and may not be repro-duced in any way or supplied to other parties.The information in this manual is subject to change without advance notice. Bpt S.p.A. shall not be held liable for any errors which this document may contain.Unless otherwise specifi ed, all references to companies, names, information and addresses used in the re-production of the screens and the examples is purely fortuitous and serves the sole purpose of illustrating the use of the Bpt S.p.A. product.No part of this manual may be reproduced in any mechanical or electronic form or means, for any use, with-out the written permission of Bpt S.p.a.The contents of this programme are the sole copyright of Bpt S.p.A..


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CONTENTS

SYSTEM POTENTIAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 6DEL SOFTWARE INSTALLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 8USING THE PROGRAMME (IN PLANNING MODE) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 9

300 System Confi guration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Communication Port Confi guration (only for systems without ET-I300) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10System With 1 XA/300-301LR Only, With or Without Porter Switchboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12System With 1 XA/300-301LR Only and X2 Blocks, With or Without Porter Switchboard . . . . . . . . . . . 14System with Several XA/300-301LR, With or Without Main Porter Switchboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16System With Several XA/300-301LR and X2 Blocks, With or Without Main Porter Switchboard . . . . . . 18Confi guration of a System with Several Audio/Video Lines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Special Systems With ML/300LR (for expert users) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Use as Splitter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 Use as Selector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Confi guration of a 300+ET-I300 System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 21Device Confi guration and Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23Video Entry Phone Device Confi guration (panels, porter switchboards, receivers,...) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23Manual Entry in OFFLINE Mode (system not connected) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23Automatic Collection in ONLINE Mode (system not connected) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Collection Via Pin Service in ONLINE Mode (data read directly by the system) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24S/N Association With the System Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25Selecting the Relative S/N from the Collected Device List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25Associating Every Single Device Via the Pin Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

Other Confi gurations Necessary Before Downloading the Confi guration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page. 27ET-I300 Confi guration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27A/V Line Confi guration (optional for expert users) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

Programming the Devices by Downloading the System Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29


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SYSTEM POTENTIAL

The V5.0 programme can be used to create the structure of the 300 or 300 + ET-I300 system graphically (it permits LAN communication between system 300 devices). through a tree of the links between the various logical functions (blocks, entry panels, porters,..).

To interface with the 300 system, the IPC/300LR (versions PCS/300 to 4.0) or IPC/301LR programming inter-face is required (makes it possible to read X2 messages for diagnostic purposes). In systems with ET-I300, programming takes place through the PC, connecting directing to the network LAN.


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DEL SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

To install the programme, run the setup.exe fi le on the disc and follow the instructions provided. When installed for the fi rst time, the programme will ask where to locate certain directories (we recommend confi rming the locations proposed by the system).The programme is divided into 2 sections: 300 and 300+ETI300. The 300 section is dedicated to programming 300 video entry control systems or systems that use XA/300LR or XA/301LR power suppliers and to X1/X2 system diagnosis (only from version PCS/300 V5.0). The 300+ETI300 section also programmes ET-I300 devices. Each section can be accessed in Planning or Maintenance mode. In Planning mode, the user can create/modify the system structures, while in Maintenance mode the struc-tures cannot be modifi ed and the user can only check and update the devices (new fi rmware, factory reset, etc.).

This programme can be used on the following operating systems: Windows/95, /98, /SE, /2000, /NT4.0, /ME, /XP, /VISTA.The driver is found in the folder where the PCS/300 programme is installed.

✎ Note: - Use the F1 key to activate the help window.- If the PC screen is set for 800x600 pixel resolution, set the Properties - applications bar to Automatically

Hide in order to be able to see the programme status bar.- If, when the programme starts (using Windows/95), an error window appears regarding fi le TAPI32.DLL,

you will need to install driver tapi2195 available from the Microsoft website ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/de-velopr/TAPI/tapi2195.zip.

- If other programmes are also running at the same time as PCS300 and you encounter operating problems for the functions that require connection to the system (i.e. device programme, system download, etc.), you will need to close the programmes that are interfering with the computer's communication ports.


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USING THE PROGRAMME (IN PLANNING MODE)

300 System Confi guration

Run programme PCS-300V5.0 and select the desired system (fi g. 1).

Select the desired mode (Planning or Maintenance) and then confi rm by pressing OK (fi g. 2).

The following home page will appear (fi g. 3).

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Communication Port Confi guration (only for systems without ET-I300)

N.B.: The PC and IPC/300LR - IPC301LR interface connection needs to be made before programming.To connect to the programming interface (IPC/300 or IPC/301) via the USB port, the communication port needs to be confi gured.

From the main screen (fi g. 1), select the "Commu-nication Parameters" � entry in the "Structure" menu � (fi g. 2).

Select the “Serial port” communication port for connection via USB cable (fi g. 3).Confi rm with “OK”. The correct setting can only be confi rmed subse-quently when ONLINE activities are carried out (pro-gramming, device Id and S/N reading, diagnostic data reading,etc.).

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From the initial screen (fi g. 1), select “New project” �, enter the desired name in the “Description" fi eld � and confi rm with “OK”.

Press “Structure” � to start building the system (fig. 1). Drag and drop the “Plant” icon � (which will take the project name set in the previous screen) (fi g. 2).

At this point you will need to structure the system. The various system types can be summed up as follows:a) System with 1 XA/300-301LR only, with or without porter switchboard;b) System with 1 XA/300-301LR only and X2 blocks, with or without porter switchboard;c) System with several XA/300-301LR, with or without main porter switchboard;d) System with several XA/300-301LR and X2 blocks, with or without main porter switchboard;e) Special systems with ML/300LR.

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System With 1 XA/300-301LR Only, With or Without Porter Switchboard

Drag and drop the “Plant”icon � and then the “300 Block-XA/301LR” icon � (fi g.9).

The screen in fi gure 2 automatically appears, where you can set the number of blocks �, the block de-scription (i.e. small block of fl ats) �, the number of calls (or number of users) �, the initial call code (op-tional) �, the call description (i.e.---) � and the type of extension to be entered . Confi rm with “OK”.

At this point, the block of fl ats with an XA/300-301LR is structured with the desired number of users (fi g. 3).

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Add the “Entry panel 300” group under the block, with the number and type of entry panels required (type HAC/300 for digital panels, ICP/LR for push-button panels) (fi g. 4).

A screen automatically appears in which you should enter the number of entry panels (fi g. 5).

Add (optional) the “Porters” group �, the number of IPD/300 switchboards needed, the “Accessories” group � and the number of IOD/301 relays needed (fi g. 6) under the block.

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System With 1 XA/300-301LR Only and X2 Blocks, With or Without Porter Switchboard


The screen in fi gure 2 automatically appears, where you can set the number of blocks �, the block de-scription (i.e. small block of fl ats) �, the number of calls to 0 (if no users are connected to the XA/300-301LR) �, the initial call code (optional) �, the call description (i.e.---) � and the type of extension to be entered (fi g. 2). At the end of the process, confi rm the operations by pressing “OK”.

Add the “Entry panel 300” group under the block, with the number and type of entry panels common to all users (type HAC/300 for digital panels, ICP/LR for pushbutton panels) (fi g. 3).

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Add the “X2/X1 Block” group � under the block (fi g. 4).

The screen in fi gure 5 automatically appears, where you can set the number of X2/X1 blocks in the sys-tem �, the block description (i.e. small block of fl ats in order to have the blocks described as Small Block 1, Small Block 2, etc.), the number of entry panels for each block �, the number of calls (or number of users) for each block (how many calls) �, the personalised call code (optional) �, the descrip-tion of the personalised call (optional) �, now the entry "Add receiver" appears and you should select the type of extension to be entered � (fi g. 18).

✎ Note: The above procedure allows you to enter all the system blocks in a single selection as long as the individual structures are the same. Alternatively, you can add a block at a time with the number of personalisations required. However, chang-es can be made subsequently if required.

Add (optional) the “Porters” group, the number of IPD/300 switchboards needed, the “Accessories” group and the number of IOD/301relays needed (fi g. 6 on page 13) under the block.

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System with Several XA/300-301LR, With or Without Main Porter Switchboard


The screen in fi gure 2 automatically appears, where you can set as many 300 blocks as there are XA/300LR or XA/301LR present in the system (for exam-ple 3) �, giving a description of the block (i.e. block XA300) � and defi ning how many calls (or number of users) the blocks will have �, the personalised call code (optional) �, the personalised call descrip-tion (optional) � and the type of extension desired (fi g. 2). At the end of the process, confi rm the operations by pressing “OK”.

✎ Note: The above procedure allows you to enter all the system blocks in a single selection as long as the individual structures are the same. Alternatively, you can add a block at a time with the number of personalisations required. However, changes can be made subsequently if required.

Add the “Entry panel 300” group under each block, with the number and type of entry panels dedicated to the block users only (type HAC/300 for digital panels, ICP/LR for pushbutton panels) (fi g. 3).

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Now drag and drop the “Main” icon � and then, inside it the “Entry Panel 300” icon � in order to add the main panels common to all blocks (type HAC/300 for digital panels, ICP/LR for pushbutton panels) (fi g. 4).

Add (optional) the “Porters” group, the number of IPD/300 switchboards needed, the “Accessories” group and the number of IOD/301relays needed (fi g. 6 on page 13) under the "Plant".

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System With Several XA/300-301LR and X2 Blocks, With or Without Main Porter Switchboard

Starting from the structure created as per chapter “System with Several XA/300LR-301LR, With or With-out Main Porter Switchboard” (page 16) add the “X2/X1 block” icon under each block and continue with the confi guration as described in the chapter “System With 1 XA/300-301LR Only and X2 Blocks, With or Without Porter Switchboard” (page 14).

Confi guration of a System with Several Audio/Video Lines

Normally a residential system has a single Audio/Video communication line between the main devices (ICP/LR, HAC/300, IPD/300) and one of the various 300 blocks (with XA/300LR).The 300 system makes it possible to expand the system features, managing up to 256 main audio/video lines. Managing several lines therefore makes it possible to have several audio/video communications at the same time. From a physical point of view, the lines can be connected in diff erent combinations using up to 4 ICB/300 for each 300 block (XA/300LR) with or without the help of ML/300 selectors.From a logical point of view, these Audio/Video lines are numbered individually and this numbering must be entered in the features of the devices concerned (default line 1 = 1):

XA/300LR

ICP/LR, HAC/300LR, IPD/300LR

ML/300 as selector

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Special Systems With ML/300LR (for expert users)The ML/300LR article is a selector that can be used as a line splitter (for audio and video lines) in order to increase the system features (total cable length), as a selector (for audio and video lines) in order to manage a porter switchboard, a panel on several main lines (see management with several ICB/300 or with diversifi ed lines) or to permit intercommunication between porter switchboards connected on diff erent A/V lines.

Use as Splitter

Drag and drop the "ML/300 audio/video splitter" icon � under the "Plant" icon ("test300+XA300) to double the quantity of cable that can be used in the system (fi g. 1).

By selecting the ML/300 device and then “Modify" on the screen represented in fi gure 2, it is possible to set the required parameters (the connected line number, the panels/porter switchboards managed, the XA/300LR connected to each line A and B). At the end of the process, confi rm the operations by pressing “OK”.

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Use as Selector

Drag and drop the "ML/300 audio/video selector" icon under the "HAC/300", "ICP/LR", "IPD/300" icon to share several video lines from the appliance in question.

By selecting the icon of the ML/300 device and then “Modify” from the screen represented in fi gure 3, it is possible to set the A/V (audio/video) line number to the device with which the ML/300 is associated. At the end of the process, confi rm the operations by pressing “OK”.

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Confi guration of a 300+ET-I300 System

Before proceeding with structuring a system with ET-I300, we recommend consulting the paragraphs rela-tive to the chapter on “300 System Confi guration”.The ET-I300 devices can be used to manage communication from/to 300 blocks and to manage communi-cation from/to 300 main entry panels (common to all blocks).

From the screen represented in fi gure 1, select the “300+ET-I300” icon and follow the procedure as ex-plained in the "System 300 Confi guration" chapter until coming to the next screen (fi g. 2).

From the initial screen, select “New project” � and enter the desired name in the “Description" fi eld � and confi rm with “OK”.Press “Structure” � to start building the system (fi g. 2).

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Drag and drop the “Plant” icon (which will take the project name) and then the “Main” icon. Drag and drop the "ET-I300" icon under the "Main" icon to control the system's main entry panels, that is to say those that can call all the system users. Two ET-I300 have been added under the "Main" icon in order to be able to manage the main entry panels in diff erent sites or at great distances (fi g. 3).

Drag and drop the “Entry panel” icon and conse-quently the relative icon of the entry panel used (digital or analogue) for each ET-I300, adding the porter switchboard and/or group of accessories if necessary. Then add the other ET-I300 in which the XA/300LR-XA/301LR blocks will be installed (fi g. 4).

Complete the system structure with the correct number of users, panels and accessories, as de-scribed in the paragraphs relative to the chapter "System 300 Confi guration”.

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Device Confi guration and Programming

Once the system has been structured, you will need to enter the device confi guration data (presence of the ID icon in red ).

Video Entry Phone Device Confi guration (panels, porter switchboards, receivers,...)

All the "intelligent" devices in the video entry control system have an 8-fi gure alphanumerical serial number S/N (X2/X2 devices, such as the OPHERA and Lynea internal receivers, the X1/X2 HEV/301 panels, the VSE/300 selector, etc.) or a 12-fi gure alphanumerical number (300 devices, such as the XA/300LR power supplier, the HAC/300LR and ICP/LR panels, the IOD/303 relay, etc.). The system confi guration consists of associating each "intelligent" device represented in the system structure with its own identifi cation S/N. The serial numbers S/N can be collected in 3 diff erent ways.

Manual Entry in OFFLINE Mode (system not connected)

Select the “Data Collection” � button and the screen represented in fi gure 2 will open.

Press “Manual Collection” button �. The screen represented in fi gure 3 will open.

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From this screen select the type of device to enter � (otherwise the entered code may not be ac-cepted) and the 8 or 12 fi gure serial number “S/N” � recorded on the label applied to each device. We recommend adding a description of the device � in order to facilitate identifi cation of the devices present in the structure (for example, fl oor 1,4, Via Verdi panel, Rossi block of fl ats).Close the window after making the entries and re-turn to the screen in fi gure 1.

Automatic Collection in ONLINE Mode (data read directly from the system)

• System with ET-I300: the PC needs to be connected to the ETI-300 LAN network, as per the relative manual.• Systems with XA/300LR-XA/301LR: make the connection from the IPC/300LR or IPC/301LR to the XA/300-XA/301 or via RJ/45 connected to the LL line.

From the “Device Data Collection” screen (fi g. 4), pressing the “Automatic Collection” � icon will start up the automatic collection of all the 300 de-vices connected such as the HAC/300LR, ICP/LR, IPD/300LR, XA/301LR, etc.The collection of the serial number S/N for the X2 devices is described in the individual product in-structions. At the end of the device collection process, you may proceed with the personalisation of the descrip-tions.Close the window after making your entries.

Collection Via Pin Service in ONLINE Mode (data read directly by the system)

From the “Device Data Collection” screen (fi g. 4), pressing the “Collection with Pin Service” icon � will open the relative screen that makes it possible to collect the code of every single device. In order to collect these codes, carry out the procedure described in the individual product instructions (remove the sw jumper, press the SERVICE button, etc.).This function is useful in the event of system diagnoses.

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S/N Association With the System Devices

The association can take place in 2 diff erent ways:a) Selecting the relative S/N from the collected device listb) Associating every single device via the pin service

Selecting the Relative S/N from the Collected Device List

Once the ID and/or S/N codes have been collected, proceed with the association of the codes with the indi-vidual devices with the red label “ ” (entry panels, XA/300LR power supplier, internal receivers).

Select the device with the red label � and press “Modify” � (fi g. 1).The screen represented in fi gure 3 will open.

Double click � and select the code corresponding to the device (fi g. 2).Confi rm by pressing “OK”.

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At this point, the red label “ ” will be replaced by � , indicating that the ID code still needs to be

downloaded to the system (fi g. 3).

Associating Every Single Device Via the Pin Service

Select the device with the red label � (fi g. 1) and do a right click with the mouse. Select “Set ID from Service Pin” � to read the code of the device to be as-sociated with the system directly.At this point, a screen will appear that requires you either to press the “SERV-ICE” button or to remove and replace a jumper depending on the device.

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Other Confi gurations Necessary Before Downloading the Confi guration

ET-I300 confi guration

Select each ET-I300 present in the system structure � (fi g. 1). From the features screen (fi g. 2), press “Modify” � (fi g. 1) and, in addition to the MAC ADDRESS and IP assigned by the LAN system administrator, enter the following parameters manually:“Internal network SN card”: ET-I300 MAC ADDRESS (see label on product);“External IP”: IP assigned by the administrator;“New external IP”: if you want to change the IP used by the PCS/300, enter the new address in this sec-tion, whilst maintaining the previous external IP in order to be able to recognised it. At the end of pro-gramming, enter the new IP in the space above;“External netmask”: data provided by the LAN sys-tem administrator;“External default gateway”: data provided by the LAN system administrator;“External port number”: 9999 (default) data pro-vided by the LAN system administrator. N.B.: The number must be the same for all the ET-I300 connected in the structure!“Audio/Video line on ICB/L 1”: 0 (default); to be used if numbered Audio/Video lines are used in the system. For expert users..

Press “OK” to confi rm the entered values � (fi g. 2).Fig. 2

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A/V Line Confi guration (optional for expert users)

If there are any additional A/V (audio/video) lines to be confi gured, proceed with the numbering of the same and the assignment for all the devices con-cerned (XA/300LR, ICP/LR, HAC/300LR, IPD/300LR, ML/300LR).

Select the device concerned, click on “Modify” and search for the section concerned (Audio/Video Line …) (fi g. 3).

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Programming the Devices by Downloading the System Structure

The system with ET-I300 can be programmed with the discovery procedure active or with the discovery procedure inactive (default). If this procedure is active it makes it possible to search for the ET-I300 present in the network through their MAC ADDRESS, thus automatically assigning the IP addresses entered by the PCS/300 in each ET-I300 (see paragraph "Other Confi gurations Necessary Before Downloading the Confi guration”). The discovery procedure is only possible for devices connected in the same sub-network (see "ET-I300 Con-fi guration Manual”). In the case of multiple sub-networks or by pure choice, the ET-I300 programming must be proceeded by the manual assignment of the IP, to be carried out individually by the PC for each ET-I300 (see “ET-I300 con-fi guration Manual”).

To activate the discovery procedure, press the main “Plant” icon (test300+ET-300) �, the entry “Use discovery” � normally set at “No” will then appear among the features (fi g. 1). Change the setting to “Yes" by selecting “Modify” and then double clicking on "yes". Confi rm by click-ing on “OK” (fi g. 2). ✎ Note: The programming procedure should be carried out af-ter checking that all the associations have been made between the devices with the relative S/N and any nec-essary confi gurations envisaged for the ET-I300 and any A/V lines.

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The PC must be equipped with a LAN card, to which a static IP address has been assigned (make sure it is not confi gured in DHCP mode) compatible with the network in which it is locatedIf the PC has an active fi rewall (Windows or third party) it will need to be deactivated.

Press “Download to system” � to transfer the con-fi guration to the devices (fi g. 3). and the following confi guration screen will appear (fi g. 4).

Select “Reprogramme all devices” � and confi rm with “OK” (fi g. 4).

Use the status bar (fi g. 5) to check communication underway with the system devices.

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If some devices are not programmed at the end of programming (showing black asterisk), we rec-ommend programming the individual device by positioning the cursor above the same and doing a right-click with the mouse, then selecting “Pro-gramme device” � (fi g. 6).

The programming process could take from just a few minutes to much longer if the system is com-plex.

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