Cencon 2 System 2000 Software Getting Started Guide...2 Getting Started Guide Document Number 2058.075 Rev. D - 02/08 System Requirements Important Note: The minimum system requirements

Cencon® 2 System 2000Software

Getting Started Guide

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Document Number 2058.075Rev. D - 02/08

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Table of Contents

Kaba Mas Welcome .................................................................................................... 1The Cencon® 2 System 2000 Program Package ....................................................... 1System Requirements ................................................................................................ 2

Cencon 2 System Requirements .................................................................................... 2Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express System Requirements ........................................... 2Installation Scenarios & Required Processes ................................................................. 3

Before Installing the Cencon 2 Software .................................................................... 5Review Software Maintenance Agreement ...................................................................... 5Identify Company ID ....................................................................................................... 6Record Current Authorization Level Settings .................................................................. 6

PC Hardware Installation ............................................................................................ 9Software Installation and Setup ................................................................................ 11

Install PCIO Card Drivers ............................................................................................. 13Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Tools ....................................................................... 15

Install Windows Installer 3.1 .................................................................................. 17Install SQL Server Prerequisites ........................................................................... 21Install SQL Server 2005 Express .......................................................................... 24Install SQL Server Management Studio Express ................................................... 39Get My Computer Information ............................................................................... 47

Install the Database Client ODBC Driver ....................................................................... 48Install the Cencon 2 Program ....................................................................................... 58Database Preparation ................................................................................................... 67Set Up the Database .................................................................................................... 68

To Create A New Database in SQL Server 2005 Express ..................................... 74Modify the ODBC Connection ....................................................................................... 81

Start the Cencon 2 Program ..................................................................................... 81For Cencon Upgrade to Cencon 2 with Data Imported from Cencon 1.5.x .................... 90For Cencon 2 Upgrade from Version 2.x to 3.x ............................................................. 90For New Install of Cencon 2 ........................................................................................ 90

Initialize Special Supervisor ................................................................................... 91Initialize Supervisor ............................................................................................... 98

Initial Logon to the Cencon 2 System ....................................................................... 99Menu Bar ................................................................................................................. 101Toolbar ................................................................................................................... 101Main Menu .............................................................................................................. 102Status Bar ................................................................................................................ 102Prepare System for Operation ................................................................................ 103

For Upgrade to New Version of Cencon 2 ................................................................... 103For New Install of Cencon 2 ....................................................................................... 103Remove Previous Cencon Program ........................................................................... 106

1Getting Started GuideDocument Number 2058.075 Rev. D - 02/08

Kaba Mas Welcome

Kaba Mas, part of the world-wide Kaba group, is the world’s leading manufacturer and supplier of highsecurity, electronic safe locks. Our complete line of self powered, battery, and mechanical locks meetsvirtually every safe lock requirement. Kaba Mas is dedicated to satisfying end-user needs for security,safety, and convenience. We welcome you to the world of Kaba Mas security and the Cencon® 2System 2000.

The Cencon® 2 System 2000 Program Package

The Cencon 2 System 2000 implementation package includes:

• The Cencon 2 System 2000 Install CD, Version 3.1

• Cencon PCI Adapter Card

• Key Reader

• The following 12 Smart Keys:

3 FLM Keys (Blue F Keys)

3 Route Keys (Yellow R Keys)

1 Dispatcher Key (Black D Key)

1 Supervisor Key (Black S Key)

2 Special Supervisor Keys (Black SS Keys)

2 Supervisor Audit Keys (Red SA Keys)

• Cencon 2 System 2000 Software Getting Started Guide

• Cencon 2 System 2000 Software Reference Manual (Included on Install CD inelectronic format)

• Cencon System 2000 Quick Reference Cards (1 set)

• Cencon 2 System 2000 Software Maintenance Agreement

Note: If you purchased the Software Only package, you will only receive the Install CD (withReference Manual included), the Software Maintenance Agreement, and this Getting StartedGuide.

GETTING STARTED

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System Requirements

Important Note: The minimum system requirements identified for Cencon 2 must be metin addition to whatever is required for the PC operating system and the DatabaseManagement System. Please refer to the Kaba Mas web site to review the appropriatesystem requirements at: www.kaba-mas.com/cencon2.

Cencon 2 System Requirements

To use the Cencon 2 program, the following minimum hardware and software requirements mustbe met:

• IBM compatible PC that is capable of running Windows and has an available PCI slot for theKaba Mas Cencon Adapter Card

• 1 GB RAM

• CD-ROM Drive

• Hard Disk Drive with at least 15 megabytes disk space free

• Windows XP Professional (Service Pack 2)

Important Note: Windows Vista is not supported in this release.

• An installed DBMS (Database Management System) - Microsoft SQL Server 2000Enterprise Edition, Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE) 2000, Microsoft SQLServer 2005 Enterprise Edition, or Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition

Note: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition and SQL Server Management StudioExpress are included on the Cencon 2 System 2000 Install CD.

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express System Requirements

To install and run SQL Server 2005 Express Edition with Advanced Services (including SQLServer Management Studio Express), the following minimum hardware and software require-ments on a server station must be met:

• IBM compatible PC (600 MHz Pentium III – compatible or faster processor, 1 GHz or fasterprocessor recommended) capable of running Windows, with an available USB or serial portfor a data cable adapter.

• 1 GB RAM (2 GB or more recommended)

• CD-ROM or DVD-ROM Drive


• Hard Disk Drive with at least 625 MB available hard-disk space for recommended installation

• Super VGA (1,024x768) or higher-resolution video adapter and monitor

• Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device

• Windows 2000 Server (Service Pack 4 or greater); Windows Server 2003 Standard, Enter-prise, or DataCenter editions with Service Pack 1 or greater; Windows Small Business Server2003 with Service Pack 1 or greater; Windows XP (Service Pack 2 or greater).

• .NET Framework 2.0 (Included on Install CD)

• Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 or later

Note: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition supports a maximum database size of4 GB.

Installation Scenarios & Required Processes

There are 4 different installation scenarios under which the Cencon 2 Software Version 3.1 canbe installed. There are unique installation processes for each of the 4 scenarios as follows:

1) New Install

• Contact Kaba Mas to review system requirements and database setup

• Review Software Maintenance Agreement

• Identify Company ID

• Install PC Hardware

• Install PCIO Card drivers

• Install Windows Installer 3.1 (If installing Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005 as yourDBMS or if you will be installing SQL Server Management Studio Express)

• Install SQL Server Prerequisites (If installing Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005 as yourDBMS or if you will be installing SQL Server Management Studio Express)

• Install SQL Server 2005 Express (If installing Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005 as yourDBMS)

• Install SQL Server Management Studio Express (Optional)

• Get My Computer Information

• Install Database Client ODBC Driver

• Install Cencon 2 Program


• Database Preparation (Not required for new SQL Server Express install.)

• Set Up the Database

• Start Cencon 2 Program & Identify Database Connection

• Add Special Supervisor & Supervisor

• Logon to Cencon 2 Program

• Define & Add Regions (if applicable)

• Add Additonal Users

• Set Authorization Levels

• Activate Locks

2) Cencon Upgrade to Cencon 2 Version 3.1 with Data Imported from Cencon 1.5.x or lower

• Contact Kaba Mas to review system requirements and database setup

• Review Software Maintenance Agreement

• Record Current Authorization Levels


• Install Windows Installer 3.1 (If installing Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005 as yourDBMS or if you will be installing SQL Server Management Studio Express)

• Install SQL Server Prerequisites (If installing Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005 as yourDBMS or if you will be installing SQL Server Management Studio Express)

• Install SQL Server 2005 Express (If installing Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005 as yourDBMS)

• Install SQL Server Management Studio Express (Optional if using DBMS other than SQLServer 2005 Express)

• Get My Computer Information

• Install Database Client ODBC Driver


• Database Preparation (Not required for new SQL Server Express install)


• Start Cencon 2 Program & Identify Database Connection


• Define & Merge Regional Databases (if applicable)



3) Cencon 2 Upgrade from Version 2.x to 3.1



• Install Windows Installer 3.1 (only if you will be installing SQL Server Management StudioExpress)

• Install SQL Server Prerequisites (only if you will be installing SQL Server ManagementStudio Express)

• Install SQL Server Management Studio Express (optional)





4) Cencon 2 Upgrade from Version 3.0 to 3.1





Before Installing the Cencon 2 System

WARNING: It is required that you contact Kaba Mas Customer Service at 1(800) 950-4744before installing the Cencon 2 software (for the first time) to review minimum systemrequirements and database setup, and to perform data validity checks on any currentCencon data.

Review Software Maintenance Agreement

A hard copy of the Cencon 2 System 2000 Software Maintenance Agreement has been included inthe implementation package. It is recommended that you review the Maintenance Agreement at thistime. You also have the option to view and print the Maintenance Agreement when you install thesoftware.


Identify Company ID

During the installation process, you will be required to enter a unique four-digit Company ID. If you area branch of a larger company, this ID must be identical to that used for all other Cencon installationsby your company. It is helpful to determine what the four-digit number is before you begin the installa-tion process. Once chosen and input into the sytem, the number cannot be changed.

For security purposes the Company ID, along with the unique identification code that has beenassigned to the company’s PCI Adapter Card(s), is written to any locks or keys that are added to yourCencon 2 system.

Note: Locks that have been initialized in a different company’s system can only be activatedin your company’s system after having been “shelved” in their original system.

Record Current Authorization Level Settings

If you are upgrading from a previous Cencon system to Version 3.1 and if you changed yourdefault authorization settings in the previous installation, you must capture your current authori-zation settings before proceeding. When Version 3.1 of the software is installed, all authorizationlevels will be reset to the default settings as defined for a new install.

To Capture Authorization Settings:

1. Click on Special Supervisor Menu. The Special Supervisor Functions Menu is displayed.


2. Click on User I.D./Key Maint Menu. The User I.D./Key Maintenance Menu is displayed.


3. Click on Define Function Authorization Levels. The Define Function Authorization LevelsMenu is displayed as shown in the following.


4. Select each of the Authorization areas and record the current settings.

Helpful Hint: You can select the Alt/Print Screen keys to capture the screen data and thenpaste it into a Word document for future reference when resetting the authorization levels.

5. Once the new version of the software has been installed, return to this area of the software toreset the authorization levels.

PC Hardware Installation

If the Cencon Adapter Card (PCI Card) and Smart Key Reader are not already installed on your PC,you must complete the following procedures:

Caution: Ensure that you are properly grounded before installing the adapter card in order toprevent ESD damage. (Grounding straps are available at your local electronics store.)


1. Make sure that the PC is powered down.

2. Remove PC power plug from outlet.

3. Remove PC mainframe cover.

4. Plug adapter card into an empty PCI slot.

5. Replace mainframe cover.

6. Take the cable connector from the key reader and plug it into the Cencon Adapter Card.

7. Plug the PC power plug into an outlet.

8. Power up the PC. The new hardware should be detected at this point.

The Found New Hardware Wizard screen will be displayed.

9. Click on Cancel to cancel the system installation of the device driver for the PCIO Card.

You will be instructed to install the device drivers required for the PCIO Card from the Install CD inthe next section.


Software Installation and Setup

Complete the following steps to install the software:

1. Check the PC Date & Time Properties (date, time, time zone, DST adjustment setting) fromthe Control Panel to ensure accuracy. Adjust, if necessary, before proceeding.

2. Ensure that no other programs are running.

3. Insert the Cencon 2 System 2000 Install CD into the appropriate drive of the PC.

4. Select the Start icon in the lower left of the Windows screen.

5. Next select the Run icon from the Windows menu. The Run Window will be displayed. Ifnecessary, change the path to point to the drive being used to install the software.

6. Click on the OK button.

The Cencon 2 System 2000 Software Installation Browser is loaded and the Main Menu of theBrowser is displayed.


The Install Software browser menu is displayed.

7. From the Main Menu select the Install Software menu item.

The Install Software browser menu is displayed.


Install PCIO Card Drivers

If you are installing a Cencon 2 system with a PCIO card, you must also install the proper driversfor the card. Even if you are upgrading your system instead of doing a new install, you should stillcomplete this section to ensure that you have the current drivers. If you are upgrading fromVersion 3.0 to 3.1, however, you do not have to complete this process.

1. From the Install Software Menu select the Install PCIO Card Drivers menu item.

The Cencon Driver Installer Introduction screen is displayed.


2. Click on the Next> button to continue.

The Cencon Driver Installer Results screen is displayed.


A series of messages will appear as the installation is completed.

3. Once the driver installation has finished, click on the Close button.

Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Tools

If you are operating Cencon 2 on a stand alone PC system without networking and want to useMicrosoft SQL Server Express 2005 as your DBMS or if you are operating with any version ofSQL Server as your DBMS and wish to install Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, proceedwith the following steps. Otherwise, you should proceed to the section entitled Install the Cencon2 Program.

Warning: If you currently have MSDE installed and want to upgrade from MSDE to SQL ServerExpress, certain precautions should be taken. Please refer to the Microsoft web site forspecific reference material for performing the upgrade.

1. From the Main Menu select the Install Software menu item.


2. Select the Install SQL Server 2005 Tools menu item.

The Install SQL Server 2005 Tools Menu of the Browser is displayed.


Install Windows Installer 3.1

You should complete this portion of the software install if you will be operating MS SQL ServerExpress 2005 or if you will be installing MS SQL Server Management Studio Express 2005.

1. Select the Windows Installer 3.1 menu item.


The Software Update Installation Wizard for Windows Installer 3.1 is displayed.


Note: You should have a backup of your system and should close all open programs beforeproceeding. You may need to restart the computer after you have completed the installation.


The Software License Agreement acceptance screen is displayed.

3. Read the Software License Agreement and then click on the “I Agree” button to accept theterms of the agreement.



The Updating Your System screen will display while setup inspects your current configuration andupdates your files.

The Completing the Windows Installer 3.1 screen is then displayed indicating that the installationhas completed successfully.


Note: You may be prompted to restart your system at this time. If so, close all open programsand restart your system. Then go to the section of the manual for Install SQL ServerPrerequisites.

5. Click on the Finish button to close the wizard and restart your system if necessary.

Install SQL Server Prerequisites

You should complete this portion of the software install if you will be operating MS SQL ServerExpress 2005 or if you will be installing MS SQL Server Management Studio Express 2005.

1. Select the SQL Server Prerequisites menu item.

Install Microsoft XML Services

Windows will configure the MSXML 6.0 Parser.


Install the .NET Framework

The Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Setup screen is displayed.




The license agreement for Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 screen is displayed.

7. Read the License Agreement and click on the checkbox to indicate that you “accept theterms of the License Agreement”.

8. Click on the Install> button to continue

The Installing Components screen is displayed indicating the components of the .NET Frameworksoftware that are being installed.

The Setup Completing is then displayed indicating that the .NET Framework installation hascompleted successfully.


Note: You may be prompted to restart your system at this time. If so, close all open programsand restart your system. Then continue with the next section to complete the softwareinstallation.

8. Click on the Finish button to close the window.

Install SQL Server 2005 Express

You should complete this portion of the software install if you will be operating MS SQL ServerExpress 2005.

1. Select the SQL Server Express Database menu item.


The Software License Agreement screen is displayed.


2. Read the License Agreement and click the checkbox indicating that you “accept the licensingterms and conditions.”


The Installing Prerequisites screen is displayed.


4. Click on Install to continue.

Messages will be displayed while the software components are being installed.


5. Once the Support files have been installed, click on the Next button to continue.

A screen is displayed indicating that SQL Server Setup is performing a System ConfigurationCheck. Various messages will be displayed while the system configuration check is completed.Once completed, the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Setup screen is displayed.



The System Configuration Check screen is displayed.



The Microsoft SQL Server Installation screen is displayed.



The Microsoft SQL Server Registration Information screen is displayed.

9. Enter your name.

10. Enter the name of your company.



The Microsoft SQL Feature Selection screen is displayed. The Installation Path will be displayed.



The Microsoft SQL Server Instance Name screen will be displayed if other named databaseinstances already exist in relation to your SQL Server installation.


13. If the Instance Name screen is displayed, select or enter the appropriate instance for yourinstallation. Otherwise, continue with the next screen.

Note: If the default instance is selected, the name of the instance will be SQLEXPRESS. Toview a selection list of existing known database instances, click on the Installed Instancesbutton.


The Microsoft SQL Server Authentication Mode screen is displayed.


15. Select the desired method of authentication.

If Mixed Mode is selected, the sa logon password will also be required. Password complexitypolicies are in place for this field. New passwords must meet the following guidelines:

• The password does not contain all or part of the account name of the user. Part of anaccount name is defined as three or more consecutive alphanumeric characters delim-ited on both ends by white space such as space, tab, and return, or any of the followingcharacters: comma (,), period (.), hyphen (-), underscore (_), or number sign (#).

• The password is at least eight characters long.

• The password contains characters from three of the following four categories:

Latin uppercase letters (A through Z)

Latin lowercase letters (a through z)

Base 10 digits (0 through 9)


Non-alphanumeric characters such as: exclamation point (!), dollar sign ($), number sign(#), or percent (%).

16. Once the information is complete, click on Next> to continue.

The Microsoft SQL Server Error and Usage Report Settings screen is displayed.


The Microsoft SQL Server Ready to Install screen is displayed.


18. Click on the Install button to install SQL Server Database Services.

The Installing Microsoft SQL Server screen is displayed followed by the Microsoft SQL ServerSetup Progress screen. The Microsoft SQL Server Setup Progress screen will indicate thecompletion of each product component configuration as it occurs .


19. Once all components have been configured, click on the Next> button to continue.

The Completing Microsoft SQL Server Setup screen is displayed.


20. Click on the Finish button to exit the installation wizard.

Install SQL Server Management Studio Express

If you are operating Cencon 2 on a stand alone PC system without networking and are operatingwith Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005 as your DBMS or if you are operating with any version ofSQL Server as your DBMS and you wish to install Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio,proceed with the following steps.

1. Select the SQL Server Management Studio menu item.


The Install Wizard for Microsoft SQL Server Express is loaded.



The Software License Agreement screen is displayed.


3. Read the License Agreement and click the checkbox indicating that you “accept the terms inthe license agreement.”


The Registration Information screen is displayed.

5. Enter your name.




The Microsoft SQL Feature Selection screen is displayed. The Installation Path will be displayed.



The Ready to Install the Program screen is displayed.


9. Click on the Install button to continue.

The Installing Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express screen is displayed.



The Completing the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express screen is displayed.


11. Click on the Finish button to complete the install.

Get My Computer Information

Before starting SQL Server Express, you must determine the name of your computer.

1. Select and right click on the My Computer icon from your desktop (or from Folders.)

2. Select the Properties menu item.

The System Properties screen is displayed.

3. Click on the Computer Name tab.


4. The Computer Name can be identified by taking the full computer name and then removingthe Domain name from it. In our example above the computer name is “JHOODXP”.

Install the Database Client ODBC Driver

Each of the DBMSs has an ODBC driver that has to be installed at a client system that is going to berunning Cencon 2. It is possible that this system is the same one that is running the DBMS, or theDBMS may be on a server.

The administrator is required to install the ODBC driver for the DBMS being used with Cencon 2 andconfigure it to connect to the CENCON database that has been set up. This action can be performedusing the ODBC Data Source Administrator, found under Administrative tools under the systemControl Panel.

Computer Name


1. From the ODBC Data Source Administrator, the installer will need to select the System DSNtab.

Select System DSN


This selection displays a listing of existing system data source names. The administrator will thenneed to define the data source information for Cencon 2 connection, including the server and thedefault database.

2. Click on the Add button to create a new data source.

The Create New Data Source screen is displayed. This selection displays a listing of drivers fordata sources.


3. Select the driver for SQL Server and click on Finish.

The Create A New Data Source to SQL Server screen is displayed.

4. Enter the name for your new data source.

5. Enter a description of the new data source.

6. Enter the name of the SQL Server computer and instance to which the data source willconnect for Cencon processing.

Note: If the default instance was selected previously for the data source, the entry for theserver should be Computer Name\SQLEXPRESS.


7. Click on Next> to continue.

The Microsoft SQL Server DSN Configuration screen is displayed.

NOTE: If the default instance wasselected previously, enter:Computer Name\SQLEXPRESS


8. Select the desired method of authentication.

9. Ensure that the checkbox for accessing SQL Server to obtain other default settings ischecked.


The next screen of the DSN Configuration is displayed.


The default database should be left as “master” for the time being. Once you have created thedatabase, you will be instructed to return to this location to change the default database to thename of the new database.


The next screen of the DSN Configuration is displayed.


12. Click on Finish to continue.

The ODBC Microsoft SQL Server Setup screen is displayed.


The installer should test the ODBC connection to ensure that it is good.

13. Click on the tab for Test Data Source.

The SQL Server ODBC Data Source Test screen is displayed and will report the results of the test.


14. Click on OK to continue.

The ODBC Microsoft SQL Server Setup screen is redisplayed.

15. Click on OK to continue to complete setup of the new ODBC data source.

The ODBC Data Source Administrator screen is redisplayed with the new data source reflected inthe System DSN list.


16. Click on OK to complete the installation of the Database Client ODBC Driver .

Install the Cencon 2 Program

Note: It is strongly recommended that you close all other applications before installing theCencon 2 software. It is also recommended that you review the Cencon 2 System 2000Reference Manual before installing the software.

1. From the Install Software Menu select the Install Cencon 2 menu item.


The InstallShield Wizard “Preparing Setup” screen is displayed. The InstallShield Wizard is aWindows program that will take you through the rest of the setup process.

For Upgrade from Version 2.x or 3.0 to Version 3.1:

The InstallShield Wizard Cencon Software Update screen will be displayed indicating that thecurrent installed version number of the software and the new version number to which theCencon 2 program will be updated.



The Setup Status screen is displayed and will show several different status messages as theinstallation progresses. Additional message windows may appear as the data installation/conversion process is completed.

The InstallShield Wizard Update Complete screen is then displayed indicating that the Cencon 2program has been successfully installed and that the Cencon 2 system has been successfullyupdated to Version 3.1.


10. Click on Finish. The installation is now complete.

For New Installation or for an Upgrade to Cencon 2 Version 3.1 with Data Imported fromCencon 1.5.x or lower:

The Cencon 2 System 2000 - Install Program screen will be displayed.


2. Click on Next to continue with the installation.


3. Read the Software License Agreement and then click on the button to “accept the terms of theagreement”.



The Customer Information screen is displayed.

5. Enter your name if it is not displayed correctly.




The Destination Folder window will be displayed to allow you to select the program folder towhich the Cencon 2 programs will be added.


Note: The default installation directory is shown. It is recommended that you install the soft-ware to the default folder (i..e., Cencon2.) If you want the Cencon 2 software installed inanother directory, click on the Browse button and select the new path.

8. Click on the Next> button to add the programs to the designated folder.

The setup information screen is displayed. This window is displayed to allow you to review theinstallation information that will be used to install your Cencon 2 software.


9. If there is anything you wish to change, click on the Back> button. Otherwise, click on Next >to install the program with the designated settings.

The Setup Status screen is displayed and will show several different status messages as theinstallation progresses. Additional message windows may appear as the data installation/conversion process is completed.

The InstallShield Wizard Complete screen is then displayed indicating that the Cencon 2program has been successfully installed and that you must restart your computer before you canuse the program.


10. Ensure that “Yes, I want to restart my computer now.” is selected and click on Finish. Theinstallation is now complete and your computer system will be restarted.

Database Preparation

Preparation must be done in relation to the particular type of DBMS to which the Cencon 2 softwareprogram will be interfacing. The database or tablespace must be defined previous to building the dataunless you are working with a new install of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express as your DBMS. Nodatabase preparation is necessary for a new SQL Server Express install.

Important Note: For any DBMS other than a new install of SQL Server Express, pleasecontact Kaba Mas Customer Service and refer to the Kaba Mas web site to review theappropriate database setup procedures at: www.kaba-mas.com/cencon2.


Set Up the Database

Important Note: Contact Kaba Mas Customer Service if you are importing/converting datafrom a previous install.

The Cencon Database Setup Utility is a utility provided to set up a database for use by Cencon 2.The Setup Utility is configured as a ‘Wizard’ type of user interface. It is found on the Cencon 2Install CD and can be accessed by running it from the via the Start menu.

1. Select the Start icon from the Windows task bar.

2. Next select the Run icon from the Windows menu. The Run Window will be displayed.Change the path to point to the Cencon DB Setup Utility.


The Cencon Database Setup screen is displayed.


The Cencon Database Setup Utility does require an ODBC connection to the database thatCencon 2 is going to be using. It can be used to set up a new blank database, set up a databaseand import data from Cencon 1.5.x, or update and verify the format of a prior version of a Cencon2 database.


The Select ODBC Connection for Data Source screen is displayed.


5. Click on Select ODBC Data Source to continue.


6. Click on the Machine Data Source tab to select the ODBC data source to be used.

This selection displays a listing of existing system data source names.

7. Select the Data Source for the database to be created and click on OK.

Select Machine Data Source


The SQL Server Login prompt window is displayed.


Note: If SQL Server authentication was selected when defining the data source, you will alsobe prompted to enter the password.

8. Click on OK to continue.


The options displayed at this point will vary depending on the DBMS type.


If you are importing data or if you are creating a new database with a DBMS type other thanSQL Server Express 2005, you should at this point contact Kaba Mas Customer Service. Ifyou are creating a new set of database tables under SQL Server Express 2005, proceed tothe next section to create the database.

To Create A New Database in SQL Server 2005 Express

The Select Import Option screen is displayed.

Do not check the option to import earlier Cencon database version.



If the administrator has already set up the database that is to be used and has configured it underthe ODBC connection, then they can choose to use the ODBC connection default catalog underCenconDBSetupUtility. If not, then they need to specify and possibly create the catalog (database)to use.

11. Uncheck the box to “use selected ODBC connection default catalog.”

12. Enter the name of the catalog (database) where the Cencon files are stored or are to bestored.

13. If you are creating a new catalog (database) where the Cencon files will be stored, click onthe checkbox to “Create new catalog ... ”.



The Get Schema Name screen is displayed.


A Schema Name assigns ownership to a set of database tables. It is associated with a user logon.The Schema Name defaults to CENCON unless the DBMS to which you are connecting is MSSQL 2000 or Microsoft SQL Server Express 2005. In this case the schema defaults to dbo(database owner). The administrator can choose to use another schema if so desired.


If you choose to create a new schema, you must also enter and confirm a password for the newschema. Password complexity policies are in place for this field. New passwords must meet thefollowing guidelines:

• The password does not contain all or part of the account name of the user. Part of anaccount name is defined as three or more consecutive alphanumeric characters delim-ited on both ends by white space such as space, tab, and return, or any of the followingcharacters: comma (,), period (.), hyphen (-), underscore (_), or number sign (#).

• The password is at least eight characters long.

• The password contains characters from three of the following four categories:

Latin uppercase letters (A through Z)

Latin lowercase letters (a through z)

Base 10 digits (0 through 9)

Non-alphanumeric characters such as: exclamation point (!), dollar sign ($), number sign(#), or percent (%).



The Database Setup - Summary screen is displayed showing the parameters that have beendefined for creating a new database.

16. Review the parameters to ensure that they are correct and click on Next> to continue.

A summary of operations will be displayed as the last page, prior to setting up the database. It willthen set up all tables, views, and stored procedures required by Cencon 2. The only data placedinto the tables will be an initial entry in the CENCONFIG table.

A running log of operations and the result is displayed as the setup is completed. The administra-tor can save this to a text file for review by clicking on the Save button.


17. Click on Done to complete the database setup.


Modify the ODBC Connection

If you have just created a new database, you must now return to the ODBC Data Source Adminis-trator to change the default database for the ODBC connection. It must be changed to the name ofthe database that you created using the Cencon Database Setup Utility. In our example thedatabase name is Cencon2New.

Start the Cencon 2 Program

To start the Cencon 2 program:

1. Select the Start icon from the Windows task bar.

2. Select the Programs menu item.

3. Select the Cencon 2 menu item.

4. Select the Cencon 2 icon.


To start the Cencon 2 System, you must identify the database connection. The Get DatabaseConnection Data screen is displayed.

5. Enter the User I.D. and password for the database authentication (Windows NT or SQLServer), which were defined in the ODBC connection.

6. Select the check box for “Select Data Source?” to select the ODBC connection for thedatabase to be used with the Cencon 2 system.

7. Select the check box for “Update Schema Name?” to select a schema.

Note: If using the default schema of “dbo” when setting up the database for Microsoft SQLServer, MSDE 2000, or SQL Server 2005 Express, you do not have to update the schemaname.


8. Click on the Process button to continue.

If you are operating on SQL Server, the Update Schema Name prompt window will occur.

Enter the Schema Name (database owner) that was created when the database was created.


Click on Process.

The Select Data Source screen is displayed.

9. Click on the tab for Machine Data Source. The list of existing data sources is displayed.

Select Machine Data Source


10. Select the Data Source Name to use for this load of the Cencon application and click on OK.For our example, the data source name used was Cencon 2.

Once the Database Connection Data has been defined, continue with the following section.

The Cencon Update Configuration Data window is displayed.


11. Enter the data for the following fields in the Cencon Update Configuration Data window:

Note: Some of the information on this screen can be updated at a later time. Once set, theCompany ID can never be changed. See the section on Update Configuration File underthe Special Supervisor Functions in the Reference Manual for further detail.

• Company ID - The value entered for this field can be any four-digit number you wish toidentify your company. You should choose a number that is, in some way, meaningful to yourcompany.

Caution: Once this ID is set, you cannot change it. If you are a branch of a larger company,you must enter the Company ID that has already been chosen for your company. If youare planning to activate locks from a remote PC, the Company ID must be the same onall systems involved in the process.

• 1st Line Open Time Allowed (mins) - This field designates the time period allowed for a 1stline FLM call to be open. When an FLM service call is dispatched, you must specify if it is a1st line or a 2nd line call.

Note: Typically, 1st line service calls are for basic maintenance or problems that are easilyresolved.

Required ->

<- Recommended


The open time is measured from the point that a combination is issued for a lock to the time thata close seal is entered for the call. If a combination has been issued but the close seal has notbeen entered within this amount of time, a message will be displayed on the screen to notify theuser that the time has expired. This message only serves as a reminder to the dispatcher tocheck on the status of this call. Entering "0" means that the open time will not be checked for 1stline maintenance calls.

• 2nd Line Open Time Allowed (mins) - This field designates the time period allowed for a2nd line FLM call to be open. When an FLM service call is dispatched, you must specify if it isa 1st or 2nd line call.

Note: Typically, 2nd line service calls are for more involved service calls where the the ATMis expected to be out of service for a longer period of time.

The open time is measured from the point that a combination is issued for a lock to the timethat a close seal is entered for the call. If a combination has been issued but the close sealhas not been entered within this amount of time, a message will be displayed on the screento notify the user that the time has expired. This message only serves as a reminder to thedispatcher to check on the status of this call. Entering "0" means that the open time will not bechecked for 2nd line maintenance calls.

• Open locks check interval (mins) - The field determines how often (in minutes) the systemshould check outstanding FLM Service calls: i.e., calls that have a combination issued but noclose seal entered. If you do not wish to use this feature, enter 0.

Caution: If the value is set too low, it can affect system performance.

When the system checks for open calls, it uses the 1st and 2nd line allowable open times todetermine if a call has been open too long. The system will notify you with a message if acheck is performed and there are outstanding calls that exceed the allowable open timesdefined. A record will also be written to the Activity Log. The following message will display ifno locks have exceeded allowable open time.

• Region Control - This field indicates whether or not you want to use the Region Controlfeature. The Region Control feature allows the grouping of users, locks, and routes intospecific regions. Global data access can be given to some users while data access can belimited for other users to only the users, locks and routes in a specific region.


• Close Attempts with S Key - This value defines the maximum number of close attempts thatcan be made up through the security level of a Supervisor. Without an S or SS key present,the system will allow a Dispatcher 3 attempts to enter a close seal for an open lock. If thecorrect close seal has not been entered after 3 attempts, the Supervisor key may be placed inthe key reader to allow additional attempts. The number defined here should reflect the 3attempts that are automatically allotted for a Dispatcher plus the number of additionalattempts you would like to allow with a Supervisor key in the reader. If the Supervisor key is inthe reader from the time of the 1st attempt, the maximum number of close attempts will be thisdefined value.

Example:The defined number of close attempts is 7. The Dispatcher, without the Supervisor key inplace, could use 3 attempts, leaving 4 available attempts once the Supervisor key is placedin the reader. Or the Supervisor, with the S key in the reader, may use all 7 attempts if theDispatcher has not made any attempts. Also, a Dispatcher could make only 2 attemptswithout the S key in place, not using the 3 that he is normally allotted. This would leave 5available attempts with the S key in the reader.

After this maximum limit is reached, only the Special Supervisor, whose number of attempts isunlimited, can attempt to close the call. If you do not wish to use this feature, you should setthe number of attempts to 0 which gives the Supervisor an unlimited number of tries whenattempting to close an open call.

• Days to Nickname Expiration - This field designates the number of days allowed to passbefore a nickname for a user expires and must be changed to a different nickname. Nick-names can be designated for FLM and Route personnel for added security purposes. If notusing nicknames in the system or you do not wish to define an expiration time for nicknames,set the value to 0.

• Use Lock Groups - This field indicates whether or not you want to use the Lock GroupsFeature. This feature allows a Lock to be assigned to a group that can only be serviced byFLMs and RSPs who are assigned to service that group. A group is defined by a six characterfield called a Group I.D.

• Use fixed ODBC Connection - This field indicates whether or not you want to use a fixedODBC connection so that the database connection will not have to be defined via the “GetDatabase Connection” screen every time that the Cencon 2 software is loaded. If checked,this option also serves as a security measure so that all logon users will not have access tothe database connection information. It is recommended that this option be selected.


• Path for Route Definition Files - This field defines the directory path where your RouteDefinition Files are stored. The default value is the location of the Cencon 2 installation asdefined during the installation process.

• Data Source Name - This field defines the data source name for the Cencon 2 data files.

12. After all fields have been completed, click on the Process button to process the configurationspecifications.

13. If Region Control was selected, the following prompt window is displayed.

Click on Yes to continue.

14. If the following prompt window is displayed, click on the Cancel button.


For Cencon Upgrade to Cencon 2 with Data Imported from Cencon 1.5.x

Contact Kaba Mas Customer Service.

For Cencon 2 Upgrade from Version 2.x to 3.x


For New Install of Cencon 2

To start the Cencon 2 System, you must add at least a Supervisor and a Special Supervisor ID tothe system. Because this is a new installation and this procedure has not yet been performed, thefollowing prompt window is displayed.

1. Click on the OK button. The Add a new User ID window is displayed.


2. Add a Supervisor ID and a Special Supervisor ID to the system by entering data for thedisplayed fields for each ID type. Instructions for adding these two IDs are included in thefollowing “Initialize Special Supervisor” and “Initialize Supervisor” sections. Ensure that theappropriate key is in the reader at the time that the user is added.

Initialize Special Supervisor2a. Ensure a black SS key is in position 3 of the Key Reader.


Note: Position 0 is next to the cable end of the key reader. From the cable end the positionsare numbered 0, 1, 2, 3 as shown below. You may have a key reader that has the keysinserted from the side instead of placed in the reader from the top.

2b. Enter a User I.D. for the Special Supervisor (maximum of 64 characters). Keep in mindthat this field is case sensitive and recognizes spaces as well as characters.

Note: Suggested User IDs: User IDs are very critical in the Cencon 2 System. They are casesensitive and can be up to sixty-four (64) characters in length. However, if you are usingCenTran 2 in conjunction with your Cencon 2 system, you need to consider that the CenTranUser I.D. field is limited to 20 characters. Using “Bill” as a user ID is valid, however, you mayhave more than one “Bill” in your organization. Using “98709003” as a user ID is also validbut may get confusing. Additionally, in dispatching a person we know as “Bill” using thenumber “98709003” as the user ID can also be confusing. It is suggested that user IDs bealpha or alphanumeric. It is also suggested that you use “Nicknames”. For example, a usercan be identified as “FLM1” and use “Bill N” in the Nickname field. Another example couldbe a user identified as “Tom1” and use “Flemming” (last name) in the Nickname field.Spaces are allowed in ID fields so “Bill Jones” is valid. However you choose to identifyusers, some thought should be given to it before you begin.

2c. For Nickname, enter a nickname for the Special Supervisor, if desired.

Caution: Nicknames can be up to sixty-four (64) characters in length. However, if you are usingCenTran 2 in conjunction with your Cencon 2 system, you need to consider that the CenTranNickname field is limited to 10 characters.

2d. For User Type, click on down arrow. Select SS - Special Supervisor.

2e. For User Password, enter a password that will be used for logon to the Cencon 2 System2000 Software in conjunction with the user key.

Caution: User Passwords are case sensitive and can be up to sixty-four (64) characters inlength. Since the User Passwords for Software Users (black SS, S, and D keys) are used aslogon passwords for the software, they should be kept secret.

2f. For Lock Group, leave the field blank. This field will only apply to FLM technicians andRoute Personnel who will be accessing the locks.

0 1 2 3


2g. Window Opening Information - The next group of fields is used to define a time slot, or aseries of time slots, during which the user is authorized to access the Cencon PC systemor to the locks. If this group of fields is left blank, the user will have unrestricted timeaccess. Otherwise, users are assigned specific time windows in which they haveauthorized access to the PC system, if they are a logon user, or to the locks, if they are anFLM or Route technician. There can be different times for different days of the week ormultiple windows on particular days. Up to three sequences of days and times can beentered for each user.

Warning: If you define time access windows for your system users, be sure to take intoconsideration time orientaton changes if applicable (i.e., Standard Time to DaylightSavings and vice versa). Your PC system will automatically adapt for these time changes,but the time windows carried in the keys will be off by an hour when your PC systemgoes to a different time orientation. To alleviate this problem, you can have a +1 hourand -1 hour allowance in your time window. If security measures will not tolerate thistype of allowance in the window, each user’s key must be brought back to the systemfor updating when the time changes. The function in the PC Software that is used toupdate the time windows in the keys is Change A User ID and is found on the User ID/Key Maintenance Menu under the Special Supervisor’s functions. For more detail seethe section on Change A User ID in the Cencon Software chapter of the ReferenceManual.

There are three fields used to define the user’s access windows:

Days Window in Effect - This defines which days of the week the user is authorized toopen locks. It can be from one to all seven days. Place the cursor on each box you wantto select and press the spacebar to select that day or just click on the box with the mousepointer.

Start Time - This is the time the authorization time slot starts. The time can be entered ina twelve hour, am/pm, format, such as “02:30 p”, or in 24 hour format, such as “14:30”.

Duration - This field is the length of the time period (in hours and minutes) that the useris authorized to access the locks. This is not the “end time” for the authorized accessperiod.

For a Special Supervisor, it is recommended that the Window Opening Information be left blankto allow unrestricted access to the system.

2h. You can click on the Extended Data tab for optional information that can be entered forthe user.


2i. If you are operating with Region Control, you should define the Region I.D. for theOperator. Since this is the first logon, you must create a New Region.

Note: Cencon assumes that the first login after installation is by an operator who has globalauthority to configure Cencon. See the Cencon 2 Reference Manual for more details.

Click on the New Region button to create the new region. The Create New Region promptwindow is displayed.


Enter the new region name and check the box for Global region.

Click on the Create button. A message window is displayed indicating that the new region hasbeen created.

Click on the OK to continue. The Add A New User Extended Data screen will be redisplayed withthe new region.


2j. Click on Update to process the Extended User Data.

You will be returned to the previous Add A New User screen.

2k. Click on Process to add the new user.

The Verify User Password screen is displayed.


2l. Enter the user password again to confirm the password.

2m. Click on Process to process the entered information. The following confirmation mes-sage is displayed.

2n. Click on OK.


Initialize Supervisor2o. Ensure a black S key is in position 3 of the Key Reader. (Refer to the previous note on

Step 2a).

2p. Enter an ID for the Supervisor.

2q. For Nickname, enter a nickname for the Supervisor if desired.

2r. For User Type, click on the down arrow. Select S - Supervisor.

2s. For User Type, click on the down arrow. Select S - Supervisor.

2t. For Lock Group, leave the field blank. This field will only apply to FLM technicians andRoute Personnel who will be accessing the locks.

2u. Enter the appropriate Windows Opening Information. You may or may not want to restrictthe time that a Supervisor can access the system

2v. You can click on the Extended Data tab for optional information that can be entered forthe user. If you are operating with Region Control, you should define the Region I.D. forthe Operator.

2w. Click on Update to process the Extended User Data.

You will be returned to the previous Add A New User screen.

2x. Click on Process to add the new user.

The Verify User Password screen is displayed.

2y. Enter the user password again to confirm the password.

2z. Click on Process to process the entered information. The following confirmation mes-sage is displayed.

The two User IDs are added to the system and the required keys for initial logon to theCencon PC System, black SS and S, are initialized to allow a Special Supervisor or Supervi-sor to logon to the system.

2aa. Click on OK.


Initial Logon to the Cencon 2 System

Note: Logon Keys cannot be processed in Port 3 of the key reader. Place your logon keysonly in positions 0, 1 or 2.

If you have data that was imported from a previous Cencon 1.5.x system, you will be prompted tologon with the User I.D.s of the user keys that you have placed in the key reader and will be promptedto assign a password to each of the users.

If this is a new install and you are logging on to the system with the User Passwords and keysthat you just created, you will be prompted to logon as follows:

The Cencon 2 LOGON window will be displayed for the Special Supervisor logon.

1. Enter the Special Supervisor User Password that was specified when the Special SupervisorID was added to the system. Remember that this field is case sensitive and recognizesspaces as well as characters.

Note: You cannot logon to the system using a nickname.

Hint: If a window is displayed indicating that the User ID doesn’t pass authority check, firstcheck to make sure that the appropriate keys are in the reader and that the reader isproperly connected.

2. Click on Process to proceed. The Cencon 2 LOGON window will be displayed for theSupervisor logon.


3. Enter the Supervisor User Password that was specified when the Supervisor ID was added tothe system. Remember that this field is case sensitive and recognizes spaces as well ascharacters.

4. Click on Process to proceed. The Cencon 2 Main Menu will be displayed.

Menu Bar

Toolbar

Status Bar

Main Menu


Menu Bar

The Menu Bar displays the available menu options. These options are also available from the toolbar.The menus available from the Cencon for Windows menu bar are listed below and the correspondingtoolbar icon is located to the left of each menu description:

Exit - Exit the Cencon 2 Software.

FLM Service - Access the FLM Services Menu.

Route Service - Access the Route Services Menu.

Supervisor - Access the Supervisor Services Menu.

Main Menu - Display the Cencon 2 Main Menu.

Chk Open Lks - Display a list of Locks that have exceeded the open time interval.

Help - 1) Display the Cencon 2000 basic program information, version number and copyrightor 2) access the online, system help information.

You can select an option on the menu bar by 1) positioning the mouse pointer on the option nameand clicking the left mouse button one time 2) using the shortcut keys underlined on the option’s label.For example, for the option label FLM Service, you can select the option by pressing the Alt and Fkeys at the same time (Alt + F).

Toolbar

The Toolbar is located directly below the menu bar and displays the icons for the menu bar options.You can select an icon on the toolbar by positioning the mouse pointer on the icon and clicking the leftmouse button one time. The available toolbar icons are pictured and described in the previous MenuBar section.


Main Menu

The Main Menu allows you to quickly access the following most frequently used options:

FLM Services - Access options pertaining to emergency or unscheduled calls to a FLM modeATM/Lock.

Route Services - Access options pertaining to scheduled calls to a series of ATM/Locksassigned to a route or options pertaining to emergency or unscheduled calls to a Routemode ATM/Lock.

Supervisor Services - Access options pertaining to functions for customizing and maintainingyour Cencon 2 system.

This option also allows you to use the Refresh button to refresh the Menu, Toolbar and panel appear-ance after changes are made to the Authorization Level for one or more functions.

You can hide the Main Menu display by clicking on Cancel. You can re-display the Main Menu by

selecting Main Menu from the Menu Bar or by clicking on the icon from the Toolbar.

Status Bar

The Status Bar is located at the bottom of the Cencon for Windows window. This bar displays thecurrent date and time as well as any system information (e.g., a brief description of the Toolbar buttonon which the mouse pointer is positioned).

Note: If a Menu Bar option, Toolbar icon, or Main Menu icon is displayed in gray, the item isnot available (usually because you are not authorized to access the function). Security ofCencon is based on the keys in the key reader, the function being requested, and theauthorization level assigned to the function by the supervisor who installed or customizedyour software. Refer to the Special Supervisor Functions chapter for more detailed informa-tion.


Prepare System for Operation

For Upgrade to New Version of Cencon 2


For Upgrade of 2.0 to 3.0

If you are implementing the Region Control Feature of the new version of Cencon, you will need tomerge the regional databases.

I. Define and Merge Regional Databases (if applicable)

Caution: Each regional database must have been processed for unique data requirementsprevious to being merged into the Cencon 2 database.

For Upgrade of 3.0 to 3.1

I. Set Authorization Levels

For New Install of Cencon 2

The following types of activities must be performed to prepare the Cencon System 2000 for operation.

I. Define and Add Regions (if applicable)

II. Add Additional Users

III. Set Authorization Levels

IV. Activate Locks

Please refer to the Cencon 2 System 2000 for Windows Reference Manual (Document # 2067.017),found on the Cencon 2 Software Installation CD, for detailed instruction.

To Print the Cencon 2 Reference Manual:

1. Insert the Cencon 2 Install CD into the appropriate drive of the PC.


3. Next select the Run icon from the Windows menu. The Run Window will be displayed. Ifnecessary, change the path to point to the drive being used to install the software.



The Cencon 2 System 2000 Software Installation Browser is loaded and the Main Menu of theBrowser is displayed.

5. If you do not already have Adobe® Reader 7.0 or above installed on your system, you canselect the Adobe Reader folder to install the Adobe Reader software.

6. Select the Reference Manual menu item to load the Cencon 2 System 2000 SoftwareReference Manual in PDF format using the Adobe Acrobat software.


7. Select Print from the File Menu to Print the document.

Note: If your printer has duplexing capability, you may want to select that as a Print option forthe Reference Manual.

8. Click on the Main Menu button to return to the Main Menu.


Remove Previous Cencon System 2000 Software (for Upgrade from Cencon Ver-sion 1.5.2 or lower only)

If you had a previous Windows based version of the Cencon System 2000 software installed and havenow upgraded to Cencon 2, you should at some point remove the old version of the software. It isrecommended that you ensure the upgrade to the new Cencon 2 software completed successfully andthat all old data has been brought successfully into the new database before you remove the oldsoftware.

Note: Removal of the previously installed program will not affect any currentlyexisting data files.

Complete the following steps to remove the previous Cencon System 2000 program:


2. Next select the Settings icon from the Windows menu.

3. Next select the Control Panel icon. The Control Panel Window will be displayed.


4. Click on the Add/Remove Programs icon. The Add/Remove Programs Properties windowwill be displayed.

5. Select the Cencon System 2000 software in the Install/Uninstall software list and click on theAdd/Remove button.

The Windows Installer window will appear with a prompt to make sure that you want to removethe Cencon program.

Note: Removing the currently installed Cencon application and all of its components willnot affect any currently existing data files.


6. Click on OK to remove the program.

The Maintenance Complete screen will be displayed.

7. Click on Finish to return to the Add/Remove window.

The Cencon software program will be removed from the list.

8. Click on OK to return to the Control Panel window.

9. Select Close from the File menu list to close the Control Panel window.

Notes

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