RISCO Group ACIS - Manual (Page 10)

User Manual for ACIS Version
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About ACIS
Access Control Installer Station (ACIS) is a Web-based application used by the Installer during the set up of
Access Control System and its configuration.
Each client will have an account. The premises of the client (where access control system is going to be
implemented) would be divided into one or more sections (A section is an area that divides the account into
logical configurable units). Each section is managed independently. When an account is created, a Main Section
and a Main Installer are created. The Main Installer has access to all the sections in the account and can create
new installers. An employee of an installer company would go to the customer site and do the physical setup
and wiring, installation and configuration of the devices.
This application will enable you to configure devices for each section. The devices that you configure from ACIS
are:
• Proxy: Proxy is the communicating device between the Access Control Controller Board and
Risco Server Platform
• ACCB known as Controller takes the access control decisions. You can configure Controller from
ACIS.
• Access Control Input/Output Board: The ACIB is connected to the ACCB, when you configure
doors, relays and sensors, ACIB is configured. You can upgrade the ACIB version from ACIS.
• Doors: You can configure Door settings in ACIS.
• Relays: You can connect Door Lock, Alarm and Devices on the Relay. You can configure the relay
setting from ACIS.
• Sensors: You can connect any type of Sensor to the ACCB. You can configure the sensor setting
from ACIS
• Readers: Readers are devices that read the card or any data and send message to ACIB. You can
configure the reader settings from ACIS.
You have to register and configure Proxy and Controller and configure Doors. You can upgrade the firmware
version. You can create new sections and create installers.
ACIS is available in following languages:
• English
• French
• Italian
• Hebrew
When you log on to ACIS, you need to perform the following tasks in order to start the RAC system:
1. Register a Proxy. You boot up a Proxy using a USB and register it using its unique reference ID.
2. After the Proxy is registered, you need to configure Proxy.
3. After you configure Proxy, you register Controller. A controller is booted through a Proxy. All the
unregistered controllers are available to be registered.