Aiphone Water System A User Manual

0905  
Software Program to load Data into GF-NS/A Digital Display Module  
- INSTRUCTIONS -  
IMPORTANT! Read these instructions before loading or editing data in the GF-NS/A Digital Name  
Scrolling Module for the GF series multi-unit entry system.  
This software program allows you to use a computer to load the following information into the GF-NS/A.  
Note that you will need to use a computer with a serial port along with the supplied connecting cable to plug  
into the GF-NS/A. If only a USB connection is available, then a USB to serial adapter will be needed.)  
1. Select Language for use while programming (5 language options)  
2. Change ID Code (4-digit code to get into program mode of unit)  
3. Change Access Code (Up to 20 ID codes can be programmed to activate door release via keypad)  
4. Resident Information (3- or 4-digit dialing codes and resident names. Max. 250 resident locations.)  
5. Set Timer. Operation Timer = length of time until system returns to standby mode after being used.  
Program Timer = length of time unit stays in program mode after last information is entered.  
6. Change Greeting (Scrolling message that appears when system is in standby mode. Max. 160 characters.)  
PROGRAM SCREENS:  
Aiphone Communication Systems  
1700 130th Ave. N.E.  
Bellevue, WA 98005  
(425) 455-0510  
Toll Free Technical Support:  
1-800-692-0200  
FAX (425) 455-0071  
FAX 1-800-832-3765  
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4. Resident Information:  
Program 3- or 4-digit Dialing Code (room number) and Resident Name (optional)  
Use Caps Lock  
while typing  
0 ~ 9 only,  
3 or 4 digits  
Capital A ~ Z  
, . / - only  
IMPORTANT!!!  
1. This program allows you to use numeric dialing numbers to call each tenant location, either  
3 or 4 digits in length.  
2. The Resident Name field is optional. When entering into this field, the computer must be in  
“Caps Lock” mode. The program will not accept entry of lower case letters. This field also  
allows letters only, not numbers. An alpha-numeric apartment number cannot be entered  
into this field, for example.  
3. When using this program utility to load data into the GF-NS/A, it is VERY  
IMPORTANT to save the data file. When any changes are made to the resident  
information (i.e. name of resident), the existing data file must be edited. A new data  
file should never be imported into a unit that is already programmed and functional.  
This will compromise the existing programming.  
4. The Resident Name field accepts up to 16 characters and/or spaces. Symbols allowed are  
as follows (. , / -).  
5. The “List by Room #” button toggles to “List by Name”. This simply alters the way the  
resident information appears in this program utility, and has no bearing on how it is listed in  
the GF-NS/A. The digital display will always arrange the resident information in  
alphabetical order if there are names in the resident name field. If there are no names  
entered, it will list the room numbers in numerical order.  
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5. Set Timer:  
Operation Timer (15 to 99 seconds)  
Program Timer (30 to 99 seconds)  
1. Enter the desired length of time in seconds for the  
operation timer.  
2. Enter the desired length of time in seconds for the  
program timer.  
3. Click OK.  
Operation Timer sets the length of time from when the last button is pressed on the keypad until the system  
resets to standby mode, displaying the scrolling welcome message.  
For example, if someone is scrolling through the names, then stops without pressing the “bell” button, and if  
the operation timer is set to 15 seconds, the welcome message will reappear in 15 seconds.  
Program Timer sets the length of time the GF-NS/A will stay in program mode while manually entering data. If  
the timer is set for 60 seconds, it will automatically return to the welcome message if no buttons are pressed  
on the keypad for 60 seconds. This protects the system from being left in program mode accidentally.  
6. Change Greeting  
Text that scrolls on LCD display while system is not in use (standby mode)  
1. Typing in “Caps Lock” mode, enter the text that you would like to have appear on the LCD screen while  
the system is in standby mode.  
2. Capital alphabetical characters only are allowed in this field, not numbers. Symbols allowed are as follows  
(, . / -)  
3. A maximum of 160 characters, including spaces are allowed. If the content is longer than 16 characters,  
the text will scroll on the top line of the LCD display.  
4. The scroll rate of the welcome message is not adjustable.  
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SUB MENU:  
1. Open:  
Command to open a previously saved GF data file  
1. When new information has not yet been entered  
into the program, a dialog box will appear.  
2. Browse to the location on your computer where  
the .gfn files are saved.  
3. Select the file name you wish to open.  
4. Click “Open”.  
If data has been entered into the GF program but not saved  
yet, when you click “Open”, this dialog box will appear.  
1. By clicking OK, you will lose any unsaved information  
you have entered.  
2. Click “Cancel” and save the data (if you want to keep it).  
3. When you click OK, the browser dialog box will appear  
as seen above.  
2. Save:  
Command to save data.  
1. If the data hasn’t been saved yet, a dialog box will appear. Enter a file name for the data you  
wish to save. (It is recommended to use a name that identifies the building or system.)  
2. When additional data is entered into the program, and before you export the data, click “Save”  
again.  
3. Save As:  
Command to rename the data file to a new name.  
1. Click “Save As”, then enter a new file name in the dialog box, then click “Save”.  
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4. Print:  
Command to print a hard copy of the information entered into the program.  
1. This dialog box appears when clicking the “Print” button.  
Default elements to be printed are already checked.  
2. If you wish to change any information to be printed, simply  
check or uncheck the appropriate box.  
3. Click “Print”, and a hard copy of the programmed  
information will be printed.  
4. Save the record with the job information for future  
reference.  
5. Select COM Port:  
COM port on your computer corresponding to the serial connection output to the GF-NS/A.  
1. Select the COM Port of your computer that will be used to  
export the data to the GF-NS/A module. (COM2 is the  
default setting.)  
2. Click OK to continue.  
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6. Export:  
Export Data to GF-NS/A  
IMPORTANT!!!  
1. When exporting data from the computer into the GF-NS/A, it will  
REPLACE any program data already in the unit, whether it had  
been programmed manually via the keypad or exported previously  
from the computer. If the GF entrance panel has already been  
programmed to call the tenant stations, you must edit the  
ORIGINAL program data in the GF-NS/A. DO NOT REPLACE the  
original data with new data, as could cause the system to not  
retain the proper memory locations for each tenant location.  
2. To edit the original program, first IMPORT the data from the GF-  
NS/A into the GF Setup tool, edit it, then EXPORT it back into the  
unit.  
NOTE:  
Use Serial Cable supplied with GF-NS/A to  
transfer data to and from the unit. Plug  
3.5mm jack into module, located below the  
LCD display, right side. Plug serial  
connector into computer or USB adaptor,  
then to computer.  
3. If the data in the GF-NS/A matches the saved data file (name.gfn)  
you wish to export (meaning that no one has manually edited the  
information in the GF-NS/A since the last export), you can edit the  
original data file and EXPORT again into the unit.  
7. Import:  
Import Data from GF-NS/A to computer  
To use the computer to change resident names, access codes, or any  
other programmed data in the GF-NS/A module, you must first  
IMPORT the data from the unit into the GF Setup tool.  
1. Open the GF Setup tool, but do not enter any data. This will give  
you a “blank” file in which to import the data.  
2. Click OK at this screen. Since this will delete any previously entered  
data, it is important that you not have any data entered in the  
program when importing.  
3. The data will be transferred from the GF-NS/A into the GF Setup  
tool on the computer.  
8. Quit:  
Quit the program  
1. To close out of the GF Setup tool program, simply select QUIT,  
then click OK.  
2. If any data has been entered but not saved, you will be prompted  
with the above popup. Choose whether to save last inputted data.  
Aiphone Communication Systems  
1700 130th Ave. N.E.  
Bellevue, WA 98005  
(425) 455-0510  
Toll Free Technical Support:  
1-800-692-0200  
GF Setup Tool Instr  
0905JS  
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FAX (425) 455-0071  
FAX 1-800-832-3765  
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