Zhuhai Unitech Power Technology UT-059B-UL Key Management Cabinet User Manual UT 059B UL

Zhuhai Unitech Power Technology Co., Ltd. Key Management Cabinet UT 059B UL

Users Manual

i Data No.: Version No.: UT-059B_UL Key Management Cabinet Operating Manual Total 37 page(s) Zhuhai Unitech Power Technology Co., Ltd. May 23, 2014
ii Document Revision History Date Ver si on Revised contents Reviser Approver 05-23-2014 V1.0 Initial version Zhang Le
iii Copyright Copyright of the “UT-059B_UL Key Management Cabinet Operating Manual” belongs to Zhuhai Unitech Power Technology Co., Ltd. Without the written permission of Zhuhai Unitech Power Technology Co., Ltd., any part of this manual shall not be reproduced or distributed in any form, by any means (electronic or mechanical, including photocopying or recording), or for any purpose. (c) Copyright 2014, Zhuhai Unitech Power Technology Co., Ltd., all rights reserved, any reproduction will be investigated. Registered by Zhuhai Unitech Power Technology Co., Ltd.
iv Reading Guide Manual Target: This manual aims at providing operating instructions for UT-059B_UL key management cabinet provided by Zhuhai Unitech Power Technology Co., Ltd., which will enable the users to basically understand product functions, performance and features, and to master the device usages and maintenance methods. Readers: This manual is prepared for the users of UT-059B_UL key management cabinet, main contents cover installation, maintenance and operation of the device, and main role is to provide the installation and operation personnel with installation guidelines and operating procedure descriptions. Manual Composition: This manual is mainly composed by the “Overview”, “System Description”, “Management cabinet Function Operation”, “Key Management” and “Common Questions Handling”. Manual Convention: [Note] This document is subject to change without notice due to the product version upgrades or other reasons. Unless otherwise agreed, this document only serves as a guide, and all statements, information and recommendations in this document do not constitute any express or implied warranty.
v Table of Contents Chapter 1 Overview .................................................................... 1 1.1 Technical Features ........................................................................................... 2 1.2 System Technical Parameters ........................................................................... 3 Chapter 2 System Description .................................................... 4 2.1 Dimensions ...................................................................................................... 4 2.2 Installation Dimensions ................................................................................... 4 2.3 Wiring Socket Instructions ............................................................................... 5 2.4 Indicator Description ....................................................................................... 6 2.5 Backup Battery ................................................................................................. 6 Chapter 3 Functional Operation of the Control Device ........... 7 3.1 System Start ..................................................................................................... 7 3.2 The Main Interface ........................................................................................... 7 3.3 User Login ....................................................................................................... 8 3.3.1 Swiping Login ................................................................................... 8 3.3.2 Password Login ................................................................................. 9 3.4 Menu Operation ............................................................................................... 9 3.4.1 Main Menu ...................................................................................... 10 3.4.1.1 Record Browse ......................................................................................... 11 3.4.1.2 Change Password ..................................................................................... 12 3.4.1.3 About ........................................................................................................ 13 3.4.2 Management Menu .......................................................................... 13 3.4.3 User Management ............................................................................ 13 3.4.3.1 Adding Users ............................................................................................ 14 3.4.3.2 Configuration Permission ......................................................................... 16 3.4.3.3 Query User ............................................................................................... 17 3.4.3.4 Users Browse ........................................................................................... 18 3.4.3.5 Delete User ............................................................................................... 19 3.4.3.5.1 Delete Individual User .................................................................. 20 3.4.3.5.2 Delete All Users ............................................................................ 20 3.4.2 System Setting ................................................................................. 21 3.4.4.1 Time Setting ............................................................................................. 21 3.4.4.2 Setting Mode ............................................................................................ 22 3.4.4.3 Configure Keys ........................................................................................ 23 3.4.4 System Automatically Shuts Down in the Battery Mode ................ 24 Chapter 4 Key Management .................................................... 25
vi 4.1 Single Authorized Operation Mode ............................................................... 25 4.1.2 Selection of the Operation Reasons and Key .................................. 25 4.1.2.1 Locking Mode .......................................................................................... 26 4.1.2.1.1 Select the Key................................................................................ 26 4.1.2.1.2 Select the Operation Reasons ........................................................ 26 4.1.2.1.3 Enter Operation ............................................................................. 27 4.1.2.2 Non-locking Mode ................................................................................... 28 4.1.3 U Disk Authorization ....................................................................... 28 4.1.4 Network Authorization .................................................................... 30 4.2 Double authorization Operation Mode .......................................................... 30 4.2.1 Locking Mode ................................................................................. 30 4.2.2 Locking Mode ................................................................................. 31 4.3 MultiplayerAuthorization Operation Mode ................................................... 34 4.5 Operation in Case of Emergency ................................................................... 34 Chapter 5 Remedy of the Common Problems ........................ 35
1 Chapter 1 Overview Currently, many substations and power plants introduce microcomputer safety interlock devices, and those devices have provided the safe operation of the power production with strong guarantee. However, it is short of effective and feasible methods to manage some special unlocking keys used by these devices, thereby directly affecting the safe production of power system. To this end our company has developed UT-059B_UL key management cabinet that can better resolve this problem. UT-059B_UL key management cabinet is a microcomputer-controlled management device, which can not only manage electric unlocking key, jumping key and mechanical unlocking key, but also manage various door keys, computer keys and even mobile phones and wallets. UT-059B_UL key management cabinet uses non-contact IC card, network authorization and SMS authorization; by use of the advanced RFID detection technology, when a user takes away from or return the unlocking key to the key management cabinet, the management cabinet will exactly record the specific date to take away from or return the unlocking key to the management cabinet, records are detailed and accurate, so it can greatly reduce troubles resulted from the manual management of these locks. A full Chinese LCD display is designed, the entire menu interface is simple and friendly, so it greatly improves automation management of the power plant. UT-059B_UL model key management cabinet is a FCC certified product, which current model is not support the SMS function. FCC Caution § 15.19 Labelling requirements. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. § 15.21 Information to user. Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. § 15.105 Information to the user. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -Increase the separation between theequipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
2 connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Fig. 1-1 External view of UT-059B_UL key management cabinet 1.1 Technical Features  High basic frequency ARM 7 industrial grade host machine is the core of the system;  160*160 monochrome display, grayscale adjustable;  RFID identification technology;  IC card authorization, manage users’ different permissions;  WEB management, it can use a browser to monitor relevant information of the management cabinet and configure relevant parameters of the system;  With perfect record function, supporting up to 6,000 messages;  Support ethernet communication;  UT-059B_UL supports USB interface, facilitate the operation and control of the device through a U disk, thus achieving operation data import and export;  UT-059B_UL structured case design, wall mounted or desktop installation modes; Cabinet door Organic glass, removable in case of emergency Swiping area Power button, power supply, running indicator Display Digital input area Operating button Key storage area
3  Support both locking and non-locking modes;  With lighting function;  Provides rechargeable battery as a backup power supply, operational in case of a blackout condition. 1.2 System Technical Parameters  Ambient temperature: －20℃～＋70℃  Relative humidity: Daily average ≤ 95%, monthly average ≤ 90%  Quiescent current: UT-059B_UL≤200mA  Internal memory capacity: FLASH≥4MB，RAM≥1MB，DataFlash ≥2MB  Dielectric strength: ≥2000V  RFI strength: ≥50dB(uV/m)  Anti-power terminal transmission interference strength:≥70dd(uV)  Impact strength: ≥10g  Mean trouble free time (MTBF): ≥50000h  Data minimum storage: 10 years  Maximum saved records: 6000  Input voltage range: 85～265VAC，110～330VDC
4 Chapter 2 System Description 2.1 Dimensions Fig. 2-1 UT-059B_UL dimensions 2.2 Installation Dimensions Fig. 2-2 UT-059B_UL installation and holing sizes Fig. 2-3 UT-059B_UL wall installation
5 2.3 Wiring Socket Instructions UT-059B_UL key management cabinet have multi-interface, Serial port and USB port are located on the top side of the left of the device, As shown in the figure below: Fig. 2-4 debugging port and USB interface Ethernet port and power socket is located at the lower right side of the device, as shown in Fig. below: USB interface Debugging port
6 Fig. 2-5 UT-059B_UL ethernet port and power socket 2.4 Indicator Description There are two indicators on the system panel: one power indicator and one running indicator. After the power is turned on, if the power indicator remains red, it means that it is using external AC220 to supply the power, if the power indicator becomes green, it indicates that the current power is supplied by the battery; and the running indicator is green and flashes once per second. 2.5 Backup Battery Backup battery of the system will automatically be charged after the power is below a certain level, it is unnecessary for users to intervene, the device can automatically detect and identify the current power supply mode and make internal and external power supply switching. In the case of fully charged battery, the UT-059B_UL device is continuously powered by the battery for about 12 hours. In the case of battery power supply, when the system returns to the main interface, if there is no operation over one minute, the system will automatically shut down to save electricity. After the device is automatically shut down in the case of the battery supply, if the external AC220V supplies the power, the device will automatically turn on to start working. Power socket Network
7 Chapter 3 Functional Operation of the Management Cabinet The following is an introduction of the operating methods of the UT-059B_UL key management cabinet (hereinafter referred to as the “device”). 3.1 System Start It shall turn on the system power supply, then press the power button for about two seconds to start the system, in case of an unexpected blackout, if the power is turned on, the device will automatic start, and without external power but with battery power, to press the power button about two seconds can also start the device. After the power is turned on about 2 seconds, the LCD display enters the boot interface, and screenshot is shown below: (1) In the boot interface, if the user does not carry out any operation, the system will automatically enter the main interface after 10 seconds. (2) In the boot interface, in the case of any key operation or swiping card, the system will immediately enter the main interface. 3.2 The Main Interface The figure below is a typical main interface equipped with the network authorization:
8 Of which and presents unlocking and locking state respectively. Presence of the icon means that the slave communication is abnormal, if it is normal, such the icon does not appear, and means successful communication with the host device (if network authorization provided). In the main interface, it displays the current real-time date and time. In the main interface, press the “Digit” key to enter the “Password Log” (see “3.3.2 Password Log”); Press the “Esc” key to exit the login status; Press the “Enter” key to enter the “Main Menu” (see description of the main menu “3.4.1 Main Menu”); Pressing the “Up, Down, Left, Right”（, ,  and ） keys gets no response; 3.3 User Login Before the operation, user must login (except the record browse operation without the need of authorization, see “3.4 Menu Operation”), the current system supports two login methods: swiping card login and password login. Note: If there is no any key operations after the user has logged in for two minutes, the device will automatically exit from login and return to the main interface. 3.3.1 Swiping Login The user must first register in the “User Management” (see “3.4.3 User Management”), and then swipe the card in the swiping area to log in. UNITECH 2014-05-23 10:18 Please swipe card
9 3.3.2 Password Login Password login is to select the user first, and then enter the user password, if you enter a wrong password, the device will prompt. In the main interface, press the “Digit” key to enter the password login interface: Press the “Digit” key to enter a password; Press the “Esc” key to exit the password to return to the main screen; Press the “Enter” key to judge the login based on the password; Press the “Left” ( ) key to delete the password; Press the “Up, Down” (▲, ▼) keys to switch the user; Note: The password is six digits. 3.4 Menu Operation The system menu is mainly composed of three parts - “Main Menu”, “Management Menu” and “Debug”. In addition to that “Record Browse” and “About” can be used without user login in the main menu, all other menus can be used only after they are logged in with appropriate operating permission (for the user level, please refer to “3.4.3 User Management”). For example, when a user tries to enter the “Management Function” menu without login, the system will pop up a prompt message box as follows: User ID：0001 Name：John Password：****** Password Login ：clear
10 When the system is equipped with a U disk mode, and the user tries to enter the “Management Function” menu without login, the system will pop up a prompt message box as follows: In the menu interface, the system highlights the selected menu in white, the user can use the “Up, Down, Left, Right” (, ,  and ) keys to select a menu, press the “Enter” key to enter the menu, and press the “Esc” key to return to the previous menu. In any menu, if the user does not operate the keys for two minutes, the system will automatically return to the main screen, if the user has logged in, it will automatically exit. If further operation is required, the user needs to log in again. 3.4.1 Main Menu In the main interface, press the “Enter” key to enter the “Main Menu” as shown in the figure below, mainly including “Record Browse”, “Change Password”, “Management Function” and “About” menus, as shown in the figure below: Main menu Browse Function Change password ▲ ▼ ：switch Please log in！ Please insert the U-Key!
11 Press the arrow keys to switch the menu: 3.4.1.1 Record Browse Record browsing is mainly to see the history of device to operate the keys. Recorded contents include operating time, operator, authorizer and key names. Record types include: open the door, shut the door, take the key, return the key, abnormal boot, abnormal shutdown, removal of the glass door, and installation of the glass door. key: Browse the last record; key: Browse the next record; ▲, ▼ keys: Used to scroll the text that cannot be displayed on a single screen; “Esc” key: Exit records browsing, return to the previous menu; “Enter” key: Exit records browsing, return to the previous menu; Operator：John 2014/05/23 17:33:40 Take：Key 2# Authorizer：Tomy 1 of 58 ：switch Main menu Function Change password About ▲ ▼ ：switch
12 3.4.1.2 Change Password After entering the Change Password menu, the interface is shown below: After the registered user swipes the card at the swiping area, it can change the corresponding user's password, if the card is not registered, it will pop up the following message: The user can press the key to enter the password user interface to modify the password by entering the password, since this operation is the same as that in 3.4.2 Password Login, it is no longer repeated here. The user can press the key to enter the password user interface to modify the password by entering the password, since this operation is the same as that in 3.4.2 Password Login, it is no longer repeated here. CardNo：Swipe Card ! Password： ConfirmPsw： :password login Change password CardNo：Unregistered! Password： ConfirmPsw： Change password :password login
13 3.4.1.3 About Contents in the “About” include “Company Name”, “Master and Slave Software Version”, “Date” and “Serial Number”, etc., as shown in the figure below: 3.4.2 Management Menu Management menu mainly consists of “User Management”, “System Setting” and “Debug”, of which “Debug” is a dedicated menu only for our technical support staff, the user can not enter, so it is not described here, the remaining two sub-menus will be separately described. 3.4.3 User Management User Management is mainly composed of “Create Account”, “Search User”, “Delete User”, “Account Setting” and “Browse User”. Host Var.：1.00 Data：2014-6-16 Slave Var.：1.00 Data：2014-5-23 SN：2099123999 About UNITECH Function User management System setting Debug ▲ ▼ :switch
14 Press the arrow key to switch the menu: 3.4.3.1 Create Account Add user information for user registration to edit the user ID, permission and password (initial password is 123456). Interface is related to the configuration mode, and the interface is as follows: Function Create account Account setting Search user ▲ ▼ :switch ID： Authority：Manager CardNo.：000000000000 Password：123456 Create account ▲ ▼：Edit Function Search user Browse user Delete user ▲ ▼ :switch 1
15 Where “ID” is automatically generated by the system, the user can also change it, but the user ID can not be repeated in the system, otherwise it will pop up a message box “User ID already exists!” when adding the user. There are three authorities: attendant, technician and administrator, where the attendant’s permission is the lowest while the administrator’s permission is the highest, and authorities corresponding to the user permission levels are shown in the table below: Attendant Technician Administrator Browse √ √ √ Operation √ √ √ Authorization √ √ Query User √ √ User Management √ User Permission Change √ Time Setting √ √ Station Number Setting √ √ Network Setting √ √ Mode Setting √ Key Permission Setting √ Card default is all zeros, it can not be manually edited, it has to swipe the card to automatically generate, password initialization will generate a fixed password, and the user can start operating the device only it has changed the password. When the user has finished editing, press the “Enter” key to save it, if there are errors or conflicts in user’s data, the system will pop up an appropriate prompt message box, and it will be OK when the user carries out changes simply following the prompts; If there is no error in the data, the system will pop up a message box below, press the “Enter” key to return to the user interface to continue adding users, and to press the “Esc” key will exit user adding and return to the user management menu. Explanations are given on the buttons below: Continue create account?
16  and  keys: Forward and backward to switch the editing point; ▲ key: Used for selection of the permission drop-down selection box; ▼ key: When the input point is an permission, it is used for selection of the drop-down selection box; and input of ID and password is used to clear the currently entered contents; “Esc” key: Used to exit the added user and return to the previous menu; “Enter” key: Used to confirm the contents and add the users; “Digit” key: when the inputs are at ID or password, it is used to enter the numbers, and there is no response in other focus modes 3.4.3.2 Account Setting When having entered the account setting menu, the screen displays as follows: Users can use  and keys to switch to the user who needs to modify the permission, after selection, press the “Enter” key to enter the modification, as shown in the figure: Name：John Authority：Manager CardNo：0080D07F7917 Password：864136 Account setting ：switch Enter：edit Name：John Authority： CdN0080D07F7917 Account setting
17 At this time, the user can use ▲ and ▼ keys to change the permission of the corresponding user, press the “Enter” key to save user's permissions and exit to user management, and press the “Esc” key to give up this operation to return to the user management. 3.4.3.3 Search User Enter “Search User” menu and the interface will first display as follows: Now the user can swipe the card to query user’s information, if the card is not registered, the following message will pop up: If the user has been registered, it will pop up user’s configuration information, the information content is exactly the same as the content when adding the user, but it can not be Manager Please swipe card Search user ：password login Card has not been registered! Search user ：password login
18 edited. When the user wants to conduct a new inquiry, it is just to swipe the card to be queried again at the swiping area. “Esc” and “Enter” keys: quit from the Search User and return to the previous menu; “Digit”, ▲, ▼and keys: do not respond; The user can press the key to enter the password user interface to modify the password by entering the password, since this operation is the same as that in 3.4.2 Password Login, it is no longer repeated here. 3.4.3.4 Browse User For the user without login, all user passwords display “*”, and if the user has logged in, if the user has sufficient permissions or browsed user’s information is just the logged in user, the password area will display the password value of the corresponding user. ◀ key: Browse the last record; ▶ key: Browse the next record; ▲, ▼ keys: Used to scroll the text that cannot be displayed on a single screen; “Esc” key: Exit records browsing, return to the previous menu; Name：John Name：John Authority：Manager CardNo：0080D07F7917 Password：864136 Browse user :switch
19 “Enter” key: Exit records browsing, return to the previous menu; “Digit” key: no response; 3.4.3.5 Delete User If the system is not provided with the users, it will prompt the following information: Press the “Enter” or “Esc” key to exit the “Delete User” menu and return to the “User Management”. There are two user deletion modes for selection, and the user can use ▲, ▼,  and keys to select the entry mode, and press the “Enter” key to enter: System user number is 0 ! Delete user Esc Enter：Quit Delete user Delete all Delete user ▲ ▼ ：switch
20 3.4.3.5.1 Delete Individual User Delete individual user interface is as follows: The user can use  and  keys to select the user to be deleted, and then press the “Enter” key to prompt: Press the “Esc” key to return, press the “Enter” key to delete the user, if the number of users after deletion is 0, it will directly exit from the delete user interface and return to the user management menu, if there are users, it will display the next user, and the user can continue to delete other users. 3.4.3.5.2 Delete All Users Name：John Authority：Manager CardNo：0080D07F7917 Password：864136 Delete user ：switch Delete this user？ Delete user Esc：Quit Enter：Sure
21 When it selects “Delete All Users” in the delete mode, the interface prompts the following information: Press the “Enter” key to delete all the users and return to the user management menu, and then press the “Esc” key to exit from the delete user menu to the user management interface. 3.4.2 System Setting System setting is mainly used to set system’s time, setting mode and configuring user’s unlocking key information, which is described as follows. 3.4.4.1 Time Setting Delete all user？ Delete userEsc：Quit Enter：Sure Setting Time Setting Config key ▲ ▼ ：switch
22 Users can set the time and date, but the user can not set the week, which is automatically generated by system automatic calculation based on the set date of the current user. Users can either use the “Digit” key to make direct input or use ▲ and ▼ keys to change operation. If the user-entered value is not legitimate, system will automatically restore the value to the legitimate value. ◀ and ▶ keys: Forward and backward to switch the editing point; ▲ key: Value plus 1; ▼key: Value minus 1 “Esc” key: Cancel the setting and return to the system setup menu; “Enter” key: Save time setting, the system automatically returns to the system settings menu; “Digit” key: Directly enter settings; 3.4.4.2 Setting Mode This menu is used to configure the “Door Open Cause”, “Button Buzzer” and “Debug Mode”. “Door Open Cause” refers to that whether the user selects the “Door Open Cause” (for door open cause, please refer to “Chapter 4 Key Management”) when the user opens the door to take the unlocking key; “Button Buzzer” refers to that whether the buzzer is turned on when the user presses the key; for the “Debug Mode”, if it chooses this feature, the system will output debug information via the serial debug port, which is mainly used for problem analysis and positioning in case of abnormality. means such function is not provided, means :28:39 Fri 2014-05-23 Set time 15▲ ▼ ：Edit
23 such function is provided, currently editing options are highlighted in white.  and keys: Switch the current configuration state of the options; ▲ and ▼ keys: Forward and backward to switch the editing point; “Esc” key: Cancel the setting and return to the previous menu; “Enter” key: Save the setting and return to the previous menu; “Digit” key: no response; 3.4.4.3 Configure Key Such menu displays after the key management cabinet selects the locking mode (in Debug - > Operation mode), the menu is used to configure device’s independent locking function, and the user can only operate the key with unlocking permission. Specific configuration is as follows: After the user enters the key permission configuration menu, it can use  and keys to select the user who wants to configure the key permission (consistent with the browser user interface display), once it is selected, press “Enter” key to enter the interface below: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Config Key  Unlock reason  Key beep Debug mode Setting ：Edit
24 Note: Key configuration option displays only when locking mode is configured. ◀ and ▶ keys: Forward and backward to switch the editing point; ▲ and ▼ keys: Switch the current configuration state of the options; “Enter” key: Change the key permission; “Esc” key: Prompt whether to save the changed key permission, if it is confirmed to save the change, it will return to the previous menu, and if it is confirmed not to save the change, it will return to the previous menu; 3.4.4 System Automatically Shuts Down in the Battery Mode In the case of battery supply, if the user doesn’t operate the key over one minutes after the system has returned to the main interface, the system will automatically shut down after tweeting prompt, so as to save electricity, moreover, it will also automatically shut down in case of low battery voltage, as shown in the figure below: ▲ ▼：Edit Main menu Shutting down... Please swipe card
25 Chapter 4 Key Management 4.1 Single Authorized Operation Mode (For the number of the swiping cards, it may be unnecessary for the user to change after it is configured by the technicians of our company.) If the number of swiping the cards of the system is 1, as shown in the figure below: At this moment, the system can only accept one user login, after the user has logged in (for login, see “3.3 User Login”), it the user doesn’t have operation permission, the interface prompts as follows: Press the “Enter” or “Esc” key to return to the main interface of the system, now the user has logged in and is able to start menu operation, for menu operation, refer to “Chapter 3 Functional Operation of the Management Cabinet”; to press the Esc Key to exit login. 4.1.2 Selection of the Operation Reasons and Key The device has two modes for key management: Locking Mode and Non-locking Mode. In the locking mode (requires hardware support), each key can independently lock, the user can only remove the selected unlocked key, and other keys are in the mandatory locking UNITECH 2014-05-23 10:18 Please swipe card No Authorization !
26 state, the user can not remove them; in the non-locking mode, once the door is open, the user is not limited to take any keys. 4.1.2.1 Locking Mode In the locking mode, the user must first select the key to be operated, and then select the operation reasons, the system will unlock the corresponding key, and the user either take away the key or return the key. 4.1.2.1.1 Select the Key In the key selection interface, the icon “ ” indicates that the key is in the cabinet of the management cabinet, while “ ” indicates that the key has been taken away and it is not in the cabinet. Subscripts 1, 2 and 3 present key positions. Reverse color icon presents the selected state. The user can use ▲, ▼,  and  keys to select the key to be operated, press the “Enter” key for confirmation to enter the next step (the user can only carry out the next operation of the key with permission, in case of no permission, it will pop up a prompt box “No permission”). Press the “Esc” key to return to the main interface. 4.1.2.1.2 Select the Operation Reasons If your system is not equipped with “Select Reason” function, it can skip this section to directly enter the “4.1.2.1.3 Enter Operation”, for how to configure the “Select Reason” function, refer to “3.4.4.6 Setup Mode”. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Please select key ▲ ▼ ：switch
27 In case of default, the system has seven selectable operation reasons: 1：Lock fault 2：Maintenance 3：Energency unlock 4：Smart key fault 5：SIS fault 6：Retury key 7：Other reasons The user can use ▲, ▼,  and  keys to select the operation reasons, the selected is highlighted in reverse color. Press the “Enter” key to start operation after selection is made. 4.1.2.1.3 Enter Operation After entering the operating, the system will automatically unlock the cabinet door locking mechanism, then the user can open the door to start operating, for locking mode, the system will unlock the key mechanism corresponding to the card position selected by the user, the user can either remove or return the key, but other keys in their places are still in the locking mode, the user can not operate them; for non-locking mode, which key will be removed by the user is not limited by the constraint locking of the system. After the operation, when placing the key back, if it displays a prompt box on the interface with buzzing, e.g. the management cabinet displays a prompt box below: 01：Lock fault 02：Maintenance 03：Energency unlock 04：Smart key fault 05: SIS fault 06：Retury key Select unlock reason ▲ ▼ ：switch
28 Prompt interface of the management cabinet is as follows: According to prompt, the user should insert the wrongly inserted key back into the correct position. 4.1.2.2 Non-locking Mode In the non-locking mode, the user must first select the operation reason (for how to select the operation reasons, please refer to “4.1.2.1.2 Select the Operation Reasons”), then the device will automatically unlock the door, and the user can take the key now. Users do not have to select a key in non-locking mode. 4.1.3 U Disk Authorization 。 If the system is not equipped with U-Key mode, skip this section, and go directly to “4.1.2 Select the Operation Reasons and Key”. When the system is equipped with the U-Key mode, as shown in the figure below: Have no this key! Position 3 back to 2!
29 Before U disk is inserted to open the door, the system will verify the inserted U disk, if the inserted U disk is not registered with the support PC or doesn’t have the operating permission of the management cabinet, it will prompt as follows. Press the “Enter” or “Esc” key to return to the main interface: After successful verification, refer to “4.1.2 Select the Operational Reasons and Key”, after the operation is completed, closing the door will save the operation records in the U disk that shall be removed after saving, at this moment, the user exits the locking mode of the management cabinet, and the user may insert the U disk into the host to upload the record to the host computer and display. Prompt is as follows: 请插入 U盘开门 UNITECH 2014-05-23 10:18 Please insert U-Key! The U-Key Has No Auth! U-Key User can Not Operate In Current State! Saving records do not remove the U-Key!
30 4.1.4 Network Authorization If the system is not equipped with network authorization, skip this section, and go directly to “4.1.2 Select the Operational Reasons and Key”. When the system is equipped with network authorization, after the user has logged in the website, it can directly unlock the management cabinet’s door as well as the key. 4.2 Double Authorization Operation Mode (For the number of the swiping cards, it may be unnecessary for the user to change after it is configured by the technicians of our company.) 4.2.1 Non-locking Mode In the non-locking mode, when the swiping number of the system is 2, it can start operation only after the two users have logged in, but user’s login mode is not limited, both password and card swiping login can do, once one user has logged in, it will display “For operation, please swipe the second card’, as shown in the figure below: UNITECH 2014-05-23 10:18 Please swipe the second card Records saved!
31 Note: The login user must have an operating permission while the other should have an authorized permission. a) If the user has no operating permission, the interface prompts as follows: Press the “Enter” or “Esc” key to return to the main interface of the system, the user has logged in and can start menu operation, for menu operation, refer to the “3.4 Menu Operation”. b) When one user has operating permission, but the other has no authorized permission, the system prompts as follows: Press the “Enter” or “Esc” key to return to the main interface of the system, the user has logged in and can start menu operation, for menu operation, refer to the “Chapter 3 Functional Operation of the Management Cabinet c) When one user has operating permission, but the other has authorized permission, then it will be deemed that this operation is authorized, if door-open reason is provided, it will enter the “select the operating reasons and the key” process that is the same as that equipped with card number 1, for specific details, refer to “4.1.2 Select the Operation Reasons and Key”, so it is not reiterated here. 4.2.2 Locking Mode In the locking mode, when the card swiping number of the system is 2, it requires No Authorization ! Unauthorized User !
32 the user to select the authorization mode (authorization modes depend on the configuration in the operation mode), such as for selecting the network authorization, it should swipe the first card to open the door, and then enter the interface for selecting authorization mode: Authorization modes have two kinds: card swiping authorization and network authorization, of which card swiping authorization is a basic authorization, other authorization will become valid only appropriate authorization is selected. The table below shows the authorization mode corresponding to the relevant option configured in the UT-059B operation mode: Card swiping authorization Network authorization Swiping card number √ Network mode √ √ After the user has selected the authorization mode, it displays key selection interface: Swipe mode Net mode Select Mode ：switch Key #4 01 02 03 04 You selected 4 key Please select key 04▲ ▼：Edit
33 ◀ and ▶ keys: Forward and backward to switch the editing point; ▲ and▼ keys: Function keys, represents whether it is selected, and an appropriate key is selected; “Enter” key: Prompt whether it needs to save the key number that needs to apply for unlocking; “Digit” key: Response, when the entering is beyond the limit, it displays user’s first key number with the unlocking permission; “Esc” key: Prompt whether to exit from this interface, it is verified to return to the main interface, if not, it will not exit. a)Card Swiping authorization In the card swiping authorization mode, after the key to be applied for unlocking is selected, it enters the main interface to wait for other users to have card swiping authorization, and similar to unlocking in the non-locking mode, it may refer to “4.2.1 Non-locking Mode”, so it is not reiterated here. b) Network authorization In the network authorization mode, if the key to be applied for unlocking is selected, and hen press the “Ok” key, it will display “Network application for unlocking key information has been sent, please wait ...”, if the network communication failed, it will prompt “Network not connected, please check ... ”. It shall click the corresponding key card position to unlock on the key management system interface.
34 Note: If the principal computer successfully communicates with the management cabinet, the small dot on the upper left corner shown in the figure becomes red, otherwise it is gray. 4.3 Multiplayer Authorization Operation Mode For a system equipped with a swiping card number of 3, in addition it can be operated only after three users have logged in, other conditions and configurations are the same as those of the swiping card number of 2, so it is not reiterated here. 4.5 Operation in Case of Emergency In case of emergency, door shall be removable, and the specific methods are as follows: a) Insert the tip of a sharp tool into the bottom gap of the management cabinet glass window to pry it open with tilt force. b) Remove the glass window and take the desired key. c) After completion of using the key, re-swipe the card to open the door, press the pin at the bottom of the inner side of the cabinet door to install the door slowly with force.
35 Chapter 5 Remedy of the Common Problems No. Symptom Cause Remedy 1 No start when pressing the power button in the case of an external power failure Backup rechargeable battery is exhausted, no electricity Recharge the battery after the external power is restored 2 3 4

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