Q. How do I Configure an NXT-MSC Controller in the Doors.NET Software?
A. When you highlight a controller, either from the hardware tree or from the controller status page, you will see the controller properties appear on the right. To display all the controller properties and settings you will need to have Advanced View enabled - You will then be able to view all the controller properties. The following video explains how to configure the controller and reader properties in Doors.NET:
1.0 Introduction This document covers the basic setup of an NXT Mercury Powered (NXT-MSC) controller in Doors.NET or Borealis. It assumes your Doors.NET or Borealis system has already been setup. Important Notes: A Doors.NET system should be licensed ...
1.0 When I scan for a controller it does not Appear If the controller has a DHCP address, ensure the host machine is also on the same DHCP network. If there is no DHCP network the controller will configure itself with an IP address starting with ...
1.0 Introduction OSDP (Open Supervised Device Protocol) is an access control communication standard developed by the Security Industry Association (SIA) to improve interoperability among access security products and is being endorsed by all leading ...
1.0 Introduction There may be a situation, where it is not possible to gain access to the Doors.NET client PC/or the system administrator account during system configuration. If you need to configure an NXT-MSC controller this can be done using ...
1.0 Introduction Using Doors.NET v5.2.0, you can connect Mercury MR16IN and MR16OUT modules to the RS-485 port of an NXT-MSC controller after configuring the controller bus to the Mercury Security protocol. Each MR16IN or MR16OUT module has 16 inputs ...