Configuration of a KeyKing controller

A KeyKing controller is configured in the ACFA Intellect Software System on the TC3XY Controller object's settings pane. This object is created based on a KeyKing ACS object on the Hardware tab of the System Settings dialog.

To configure a KeyKing controller, do the following:

1. Go to the TC3XY Controller object's settings pane.
   
2. Use the up/down buttons to enter the hardware address of a connected controller in the Address field (1). A search for controllers may have set the address automatically. In the case, changing the field value is not recommended.

3. Select the name of the connected controller's hardware model from the Model dropdown list (2). A search for controllers may have set the value of the Model parameter automatically. In the case, changing the field value is not recommended.

   Attention!

   If the controller model in not correctly specified, the device will not work with the ACFA Intellect Software System.

4. If the connection line has been made via Ethernet, then the controller's connection parameters must be set:
   1. Enter the controller's IP address in the Address field (3).
      
   2. Enter the controller's connection port in the Port field (4).
5. Using the mask and the up/down buttons, enter the date to switch to summer hours in the Summer start field (5).
6. Using the up/down buttons to enter in the Summer Offset field the time shift (in hours) to be applied when switching to summer hours (6).
7. Using the mask and the up/down buttons, enter the date to switch to winter hours in the Winter start field (7).
8. Using the up/down buttons to enter in the Winter Offset field the time shift (in hours) to be applied when switching to winter hours (8).
9. The controller's internal rules make it possible to send specific commands to devices when certain conditions occur. The controller's internal rules are configured as follows:
   1. Click the Flow Control by Inputs button (9). A window for configuring rules will open.
      

   2. To add a rule, click the Add button (1).

      Note.

      To delete a rule from the list, select a cell in the corresponding row and click the Delete button (2).

   3. The Number column displays a serial number for each rule (3).
   4. To enable a rule, check the box in the In use column (4).
   5. From the Device dropdown list, select the device that will be activated by the rule when the condition occurs (5).
   6. If the device must be opened when the condition occurs, check the box in the is open column (6).
   7. If the device needs to be returned to its normal state after the action has been performed, check the box in the back to normal column (7).
   8. In the action delays field enter the period of time (in seconds) that should pass from the moment the condition occurs before the action is performed (8).
   9. In the Trigger time field enter the period of time (in seconds) in which the action must be performed (9).
   10. In the priority field enter the priority of the action (10).
   11. Click on the  button in the conditions column (11). A window for configuring conditions will open.
       
   12. The Device column presents a list of devices registered with the controller being configured (1).
   13. Select the required condition for each device from the dropdown list in the State column (2). When the specified combination of device-condition is detected in the system, the action condition will be deemed to have been satisfied.

   14. Click the Apply button (3).

       Note.

       To close the conditions window without saving the changes made, click the Cancel button (4).

   15. Click the Apply button (12).

       Note.

       To close the conditions window without saving the changes made, click the Cancel button (13).

10. Click the Apply button.

This completes the configuration of the KeyKing controller.