ebi r300 spec&tech

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Enterprise Buildings Integrator (R300)

Specification Data

KEY FEATURES

Total integration of Access Control,

Security, Surveillance, Heating Ventilation

and Air Conditioning, Energy Manageentand !ife Safety systes

"ntegration #it$ a diverse range of

devices, enter%rise systes, "nternet andintranet sources allo#ing intelligentanageent of &ey facility inforation

Uses industry'standard $ard#are and

(indo#s )*** o%erating syste

Su%%orts t$e leading o%en standards+

ACnet, !onMar&, -.C, -/C,

Advance..E and Mod0us

U! !isted to Standards U!123 4Fire5,

U!)*67 4Signaling Systes5, U!8624Energy Manageent Systes5, U!6*674Security5, U!626* 4Central Station5 andU!)83 4Access Control5

Easy'to'use (e0'0ased user interface

reduces o%erator training costs and %utst$e user in control of every situation

Suita0le for use in a restricted

/$araceutical environent re9uiringconforance to )6 CFR /art 66 forelectronic records and electronicsignatures

.esigned and develo%ed to "nternational

Standards "S- 8**6 for 9uality


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ENTERPRISE BUILDINGS INTEGRATOR (R300)

H-:EY(E!! U"!.":;MA:A;EME:T

EBI meets building management and HVAC control needsby providing interfaces to leading open system solutionsand HVAC devices.

H-:EY(E!! SECUR"TYMA:A;EME:T

EBI Collects information from security, access control andsurveillance devices, ensuring protection of your people,assets and intellectual property.

H-:EY(E!! !"FE SAFETY

MA:A;EME:TEBI allos monitoring and control of fire alarm systems forfire protection and smo!e control. EBI is available it"#$%&' $isting for Et"ernet based life safety control andmonitoring.

H-:EY(E!! .";"TA! V".E-MA:A;EME:T

EBI allos surveillance of your facility using camerasconnected directly to your $A(, enabling fle)ible event*based recording and vieing.

H-:EY(E!! E:ER;Y MA:A;EME:T

EBI monitors, validates and optimi+es your energy usageenabling you to "elp t"e environment "ile saving money.

Enterprise Buildings Integrator is a "ig"ly configurablefacility management system providing an efficient andreliable ay of ensuring t"e security, safety and comfort ofpeople and t"e effective operation of buildings and

facilities.

EBI is a suite of applications t"at provides a completesolution for t"e information access and control needs ofone or more buildings. EBI provides solutions for !eyfacility management reuirements.

By combining t"ese applications, EBI is fle)ible enoug" toadapt to a range of industries including large commercialbuildings, industrial facilities, airports, university campuses,p"armaceutical and "ealt"care facilities, and governmentlocations. It can be ine)pensively tailored to meetspeciali+ed industry reuirements.

-or global companies, EBI is t"e ideal system, alloing t"eoperator interface to be translated into t"e local language,and enabling centrali+ed monitoring and control of locallyor globally distributed sites.

EBI integrates it" pen System standards, e)istingenterprise systems, and it" Internet and intranetapplications. /"is allos you to c"oose t"e best fieldsolutions for your building and to seamlessly integrateinformation into EBI for furt"er processing, reporting ordistribution.

EBI provides operators, supervisors, and managers it" a

sop"isticated 0eb*style interface to enable personnel toeasily monitor and control buildings at one or more sites.EBI uses advanced tec"nology suc" as H/1$ for creatinggrap"ic displays. EBI allos remote or partially automatedmonitoring and control of your facility.

EBI runs on industry*standard personal computers usingt"e 0indos 2333 operating system.

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SYSTEM ARCH"TECTURE

EBI "as a client4server arc"itecture. It provides a scaleablesystem t"at accommodates configurations ranging from asmall single*node system to an e)tended system it"multiple servers and Stations connected across $A(s or0A(s.

/"e EBI Server runs on t"e multi*user, multi*tas!ing,industry*standard 0indos 2333 operating system. /"eserver runs application softare t"at communicates it"field controllers and updates bot" a real*time and relationaldatabase.

/"e EBI Server also acts as t"e file server for displays andp"oto images. EBI Stations provide a "ig" resolution, colorgrap"ical Human 1ac"ine Interface to t"e EBI Server. #pto '3 simultaneous Station connections are available on asingle EBI Server, alloing a limitless number of users toaccess t"ese connections on a first*come, first*servedbasis. An operator may use EBI Station or a 0eb broserto perform a range of facility management tas!s suc" as5

Vie and respond to alarms

Sc"edule euipment operation

Configure "ardare and softare points in t"e EBI

database for eac" controller

Vie, manipulate, and analy+e data acuired from

various controllers

Vie custom displays, card"older information, or p"oto

images

Create 6"oto*ID cards

/"e compre"ensive netor!ing capability of EBI, based ont"e industry standard /C64I6 protocol, allos

communication to ot"er EBI systems, 6C netor!s,corporate management information systems, or enterprisesystems via local and ide area netor!s.

Hig$ Availa0ility Arc$itecture

-or systems reuiring superior fault tolerance, EBI can beconfigured in a "ig"*availability arc"itecture to operate in aredundant "ot standby configuration. /o ac"ieve t"is levelof reliability, t"ere are to servers5 one is dedicated as t"eprimary server and t"e ot"er acts as t"e standby server. Ift"e primary server encounters a problem, t"e standbyserver automatically assumes control it"in '3 secondsit"out loss of data.

.istri0uted Syste Arc$itecture

EBI Servers can also be connected toget"er in aDistributed System Arc"itecture, alloing very large orgeograp"ically distributed sites to be operated as a singlesystem.

Alternatively, t"is arc"itecture allos autonomous EBInodes to communicate alarms and card"older informationt"roug" a netor! it" a minimum of engineering effort.

A Distributed System Arc"itecture enables multiplefacilities to be operated in an efficient and consistent ay

across your entire organi+ation it"out sacrificing t"eindependence of eac" office.

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SYSTEM ":TE;RAT"-:

EBI provides an open system arc"itecture "ic" combinesa variety of controllers, standard "ardare devices, andcommunications interfaces into one, integrated, centralsystem t"at ma)imi+es t"e performance of your building orfacility.

EBI can integrate it" t"e folloing subsystems5

Access controllers and access card readers

Security monitoring

HVAC monitoring and control

$ife safety monitoring and control

Energy usage monitoring

$ig"ting control

Analog CC/V systems

$A(40A( based Honeyell Digital Video 1anager

Industrial process controllers

Enterprise management systems 8e.g. SA6, 6eopleSoft9

/ime and attendance

Asset and people trac!ing

1aintenance management

0eb, Internet and intranet pages and systems

1obile 6"one, paging and S(16 notification systems

EBI supports local or remote euipment connection via:S*'22, :S*272, :S*'%;, or via IEEE %32.7 8Et"ernet9.EBI gat"ers information from a ide range of field devicesand presents data in a unified and consistent format.

.";"TA! V".E- ":TE;RAT"-:

EBI enables fle)ible surveillance of your facility usingHoneyell Digital Video 1anager. Cameras can be locatedany"ere in t"e building and connected bac! to EBI usinga $A(, removing t"e need for comple) cabling and rac!sof analog video euipment. Video is digiti+ed usingstandard video streaming devices and t"en can be vieedin real*time at any EBI Station. :ecording of cameras canbe activated on demand or you can lin! recording toevents on any EBI point. 1ost importantly, t"e pre*recordfeature captures "at "appened before an alarm. Arecording database can easily be searc"ed to find t"e rig"tclip for investigators. Digital Video 1anager also "asadvanced 1otion Detection algorit"ms alloing motion tobe detected by cameras and alarmed in EBI. perators

can be alerted to monitors only "en t"ere is activity ont"em. By integrating digital video, EBI provides a fle)ible,scaleable and intelligent surveillance solution.

!"FE SAFETY MA:A;EME:T

EBI provides a consolidated vie of critical buildingsystems during emergency situations, and acts as a singlepoint of control for uic! response. Automating comple)system relations"ips t"roug" EBI, suc" as activatingdampers, starting smo!e purge fans, stopping processesand isolating utilities can save time and minimi+e damage"en an emergency occurs.

/"e integration of fire protection into EBI also means t"att"e ot"er facility systems are aare of and can be used toassess or respond to alarm conditions. /"e securitysystem can maintain overall site protection, "ileunloc!ing specific doors based on t"e alarm location tospeed egress and allo uic! access by emergencyresponders. CC/V video can provide a vie of t"e alarmlocation on t"e EBI Station as soon as t"e alarm isreceived, alloing t"e operator to visually assess t"eevent, "ile also providing continuous recording of anydoors being used for egress. EBI can even be used tocompile a roster at t"e designated emergency evacuationpoint to see t"at all personnel t"at ere in t"e area areaccounted for.

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0"en a system is trusted to monitor and control life safetyfunctions, it is important to loo! for products t"at "avebeen specifically tested and certified for t"is demandingapplication. /"e EBI $ife Safety 1anager "as been testedand listed by e)perts at #nderriters $aboratories 8#$9under many categories including t"e most stringentcategory for fire control products, alloing its use as t"e

primary means to monitor and control facility fireprotection.

-/E: SYSTEMS

In addition to being based on a range of opentec"nologies, EBI supports a ide variety of open systemsstandards for integrating ot"er systems or subsystems./"e pen System standards supported are listed in t"efolloing sections.

HTM!

EBI39, via a serial port 8using a S$/A*>39 or via t"e netor! using an Et"ernet to Ec"elon:outer.

ACnetEBI supports ASH:AE Standard >7;*?; for t"e BACnet6rotocol, implementing bot" BACnet perator 0or!stationand BACnet @ateay functionality. EBI supports BACnetover Et"ernet and I6 communications. A BACnet 6ICSdocument is available on reuest "ic" details EBI supportfor BACnet Standard bects and Application Services.

-/C

EBI supports $E for 6rocess Control 86C9 2.3 DataAccess. /"is interface allos EBI to read and rite to an6C Data Server as an 6C client. /"is capabilityprovides access to a ide range of t"ird*party 6C DataServers alloing cost*effective integration of t"ird*party

devices. An EBI Server can also be an 6C Server. 6CClient and Server capabilities can be used as a means fore)c"anging data beteen to 6C*compliant systems toprovide integration at a system level.

Advance..E

EBI supports t"e open AdvanceDDE standard for datae)c"ange. /"e EBI AdvanceDDE Client provides a "ig"performance connection to t"ird*party AdvanceDDEservers. /"is client capability provides access to a iderange of t"ird* party AdvanceDDE Data Servers.

M-.US1odbus is a good general*purpose interface and de factostandard communications protocol t"at can be used tointegrate different controllers into EBI. /"e EBI interface isa 1odbus 1aster and uses t"e 1odbus :/#, ASCII, or/C6 8Et"ernet9 protocol.

-.C

DBC is an industry*standard for database access. EBIprovides read*only DBC access to its real*time databaseas ell as t"e relational card"older database. /"is may beused to e)tract information from EBI using DBC*compliant reporting tools or enterprise managementsystems.

-/ERAT-R ":TERFACE

In critical situations, it is important to provide data to a userin a clear and concise format. Station, t"e EBI operatorinterface displays "ig"*resolution color grap"ics t"at canbe tailored to t"e reuirements of eac" individual facility.

Alternatively, 1icrosoft Internet E)plorer can be used as anoperator interface to EBI. E)tensive use of 0eb*stylemenus, toolbars, and icons allo intuitive navigation andfast access to important information. /"e operatorinterface is designed to accommodate novice ande)perienced operators ali!e.

/"e operator interface allos a user to perform t"efolloing tas!s5

Display and control field euipment

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Ac!noledge alarms on a priority basis

Display point status and "istory information

Display information about card"olders

Define and alter time sc"edules

Initiate printing of reports

Vie, arc"ive and retrieve event logs

1onitor data communications c"annels

Configure system parameters

Select and control CC/V cameras

Build points

Create color grap"ic displays

Display information from Internet and intranet sites

Display Active documents

:ecord and play bac! digital video

Vie and trac! moving assets or people

:esponding to alarms is crucial and an operator alaysneeds to see t"e most important alarm. In Station, t"ere isa dedicated alarm line "ic" indicates t"e most recent,

"ig"est priority, unac!noledged alarm.

Stations also display status information, including5

All points of a certain type in a particular state

6oints in alarm pending ac!noledgment

6oints in alarm "ic" "ave been ac!noledged

Communication failures

Stations and printers currently off*line

-ire detection points status

HM"(e0

Custom displays are created using H1I0eb DisplayBuilder. A typical custom display includes a static

bac!ground, and dynamic obects t"at indicate t"e statusand alarm condition of relevant devices. 6opup faceplatess"oing more information about a device can also beused. Also, controls, suc" as buttons, can be added so t"atusers can e)ecute tas!s, call up ot"er displays andgenerate reports. /"e H/1$ format of custom displaysprovides easy interoperability it" ot"er 0eb tec"nology.

Video "ntegration

Video surveillance is essential for monitoring "at is"appening in any facility. EBI can integrate live video intocustom displays, enabling one operator to vie many partsof a building from a central location. It also allos remote

verification of card"olders against t"eir stored p"oto imagefor additional control of access to regulated areas.perators may also select and control 6/ cameras usingdisplay controls. Video may be integrated from traditionalanalog CC/V systems or from Honeyell=s Digital Video1anager product.

(e0 Ena0led

Displays are fully 0eb*enabled. (ot only can t"ey becreated in t"e native H/1$ format, t"ey can be vieed ineit"er Station or in a 0eb broser, suc" as 0indosInternet E)plorer. -ull control of your facility is possiblet"roug" a broser. EBI


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It is also possible to use t"e 0indos< operator ID andpassord to aut"enticate an operator in EBI. /"is ensurest"at operators only need to remember one set ofcredentials. perators need only to sign on to t"e systemonce.

Security and Control !evelsIn EBI, it is possible to restrict and control "at activityoperators can perform by giving t"em different securitylevels. /"e system supports si) different levels of operatorsecurity.

In addition to t"is, EBI incorporates control levels to limitmanual control of doors, loc!s or sensors. nly operatorsit" appropriate control levels can issue commands tot"ese points. EBI can also restrict t"e commands anoperator can issue, for e)ample an operator may bealloed to loc! a door but not unloc! it.

Co%liance to )6 CFR /art 66

In "ig"ly regulated environments suc" as 6"armaceuticalprocessing plants, a supervisor must formally approve anyc"anges to a validated environment. EBI providessupervisors t"e ability to revie and approve c"anges tot"e system configuration using electronic signatures. Anelectronic signature can be eit"er a single or a doublesignature and signing reuires operators to re*enter t"eirpassord along it" reasons and meanings be"ind t"ec"ange in t"e system.

REA!'T"ME .ATAASE

EBI provides overall system management by collectinginformation from its field devices and using t"is intelligentlyto improve system monitoring and control. -or e)ample5

/"e lig"ts automatically turn on "en a card"older

enters an area of a building

A point e)ceeding a given temperature automatically

triggers a particular report

A perimeter fence alarm triggers cameras to sitc" to

t"e appropriate location

An alarm triggers a camera to begin recording

EBI communicates to controllers t"at "ave distributedintelligence. /"e local controller determines normal accesscontrol decisions or HVAC control strategies it"out inputfrom t"e server. If t"e communications lin! beteen acontroller and t"e server fails, normal system functionscontinue to operate and t"e controller buffers transactions.0"en t"e communications lin! is re*establis"ed, t"is

information is reported bac! to t"e server. C"anges in t"eserver database may be donloaded to t"e relevantsubsystem controllers.

Sc$edules

EBI provides e)tensive sc"eduling functions bot" from t"eEBI server itself and from controller*specific sc"edules.ccupancy sc"eduling can be defined by selecting t"eappropriate dates and times from a simple calendardisplay. A single EBI sc"edule can define systembe"aviour on any ee!day, ee!end or "oliday. Inaddition, a special occasion sc"edule can be applied tooverride t"e normal occupancy sc"edules to "andle

special events.

/oint ;rou%s

EBI can group points based on alarm inputs, outputs,controller, area, doors, or elevators. An operator can t"encontrol a group or monitor it as one entity. A summarydisplay s"os information about t"e groups, including t"enumber of points in a group and t"e number of points ineac" state.

Event "nitiated /rogras

EBI allos t"e triggering of additional controls or systemfunctions from input points. 0"en t"e input point c"angesstate, t"is may cause a range of actions suc" as5

Displaying card"older information "en a card is

presented at a reader

Enabling output controls based on a logical combination

of inputs

Alarming a master point based on t"e alarm states of

subordinate points

Averaging a set of temperatures into t"e value of one

point

6rocess s"utdon based on critical fire or utility alarm

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.ata0ase /artitioning

EBI can easily support t"e comple) reuirements of amulti*tenanted system. Gour facility can be divided intoareas and t"en all data is partitioned into t"ese areas.Eac" area includes a logical set of points, card"olders,cards, reports, and displays. Eac" operator can vie,

monitor, and control only t"ose points it"in t"eirdesignated areas. In t"is ay, you can easily preventoperators from vieing information from anot"er tenancyor anot"er part of t"e system t"at is not relevant to t"em.

A!ARM MA:A;EME:T

/"e compre"ensive alarm management facilities of EBIensure t"at operators are immediately notified of any

attempted security violations or building anomalies.perators can easily respond to alarms and uic!ly findrelevant information by using t"e dedicated function !eys.

Ac&no#ledge. #se t"e mouse to select t"e alarm point ont"e display and press t"e Ac!noledge !ey toac!noledge t"e alarm. /"is action ill automatically berecorded in t"e system event file and, optionally, on analarm printer.

Alar Suary. 6ress t"e Alarm Summary !ey at anytime to vie a display s"oing all currently active alarms./"e alarm messages are color*coded to s"o priorities.-rom t"e summary display, you can ac!noledge alarmsand access an associated display defined for eac" point.Gou can sort alarms or filter only for certain c"aracteristics.Gou can even add comments to alarms or print anappropriate alarm list.

Associated .is%lay. Select t"e Associated Display andbe immediately ta!en to a grap"ic s"oing "ere in yourfacility t"e alarm is coming from.

EBI annunciates alarms as follos5

Audi0le Tone. /"e audible tone is based on a .av file

on eac" Station.

Alar !ine. A dedicated alarm line appears on all

displays and s"os t"e most recent, "ig"est priority,unac!noledged alarm in t"e system.

Alar "ndicator. An alarm indicator appears on all

displays and flas"es "en t"ere are anyunac!noledged alarms.

Alar Suary .is%lay. An alarm summary display

s"os all alarms in t"e system and color*codes t"em toindicate priority and severity.

Alar /rinter -ut%ut. Alarm messages are printed on

t"e alarm printer for a "ard copy record.

Alarms annunciate at Stations even if no user is currentlysigned on. Even if Station is minimi+ed, t"e audible tonesounds and t"e Station icon flas"es to indicate t"at t"ere is

an alarm. Alarms can drive an e)ternal communicator suc"as a lig"t or siren.

Alarms can be associated it" different point states fordigital points or special conditions suc" as "ig" or lovalues or rates of c"ange for analog points. Eac" alarm isassigned a different priority5 ournal, lo, "ig" or urgent.Eac" alarm priority supports up to >; sub*priorities it"init. /"is allos for sop"isticated alarm prioriti+ation. Alarmscan easily be sorted and filtered.

It is possible to automatically elevate an alarm to t"e ne)t"ig"est priority level or generate an additional alarm if anoperator does not ac!noledge an alarm it"in a certain

time, ensuring alarms are alays "andled promptly.

0it" t"e Advanced Alarm 1anagement feature, you canprovide furt"er information to assist operators. 0"en anoperator ac!noledges an alarm, t"ey proceed to an alarminstruction page "ic" details appropriate alarm "andlingprocedures. After folloing t"ese procedures, t"e operatorcan enter a response t"at indicates t"e actions ta!en tocorrect t"e situation, or can c"oose from a pre*configuredlist of responses. /"is ensures operators "ave t"einformation t"ey need to be fully responsible andaccountable for "andling alarms. perator responses arelogged to an event file for subseuent analysis.

Alar /ager

Alarm 6ager is an additional EBI option "ic" allosalarms to be routed to pagers, mobile p"ones, email andS(16 managers. /"is is ideal if your operators need torove around t"e facility but ant to be notified of criticalalarms. It is possible to nominate a range of points and t"ealarm priority "ic" ill cause t"e e)ternal system to benotified. -or e)ample, you may is" to send urgent priorityalarms on your c"iller to t"e Building Supervisor, but "ig"and urgent priority alarms from security points to t"e Headof Security.

/"e Alarm 6ager option uses t"e industry standard 6agingEntry /erminal 86E/9 protocol, /elocator Alp"anumeric6rotocol 8/A69, or t"e #C6 protocol to communicate it"6ager Service 6roviders for telep"one paging.

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EVE:T MA:A;EME:T

Events include alarms, point c"anges of state, card"oldermovements, c"anges in system status and all operatoractions. As system events occur, EBI creates a ournal oft"e events in an event file. ournali+ed event entriesinclude a description, condition, message, time ofoccurrence, and responsible operator.

/"e system event file stores event data in an on*linebuffer. It is possible to store as many events as necessaryJsubect only to dis! space on t"e server. 0"en t"e on*line buffer becomes full, EBI transfers t"e event data to anarc"ived buffer and notifies t"e operator to save t"e file toe)ternal media. /"e on*line buffer can continue to storeevents it"out interruption. An operator can retrievecurrent or arc"ived system event data for use on*line or int"e reports.

H"ST-RY A:. TRE:.":;

EBI provides continuous "istory about "o points in t"esystem "ave been be"aving over time. EBI can sampleand store analog and status point values as "istorical data.

EBI supports a range of different "istory collection rates.Bot" snaps"ots and averages are collected, alloing youto vie "at as "appening on t"e system at any instantin time or over a longer period.

/"is "istorical data can be vieed in several ays, fore)ample as grap"ical trends 8suc" as line or bar c"arts9and as lists of numeric values. Historical data can also beused in reports, application programs and arc"ived to off*line media for long term storage.

/rend displays can display "istorical data for up to eig"tpoints, and can also plot to sets of data against eac"ot"er 8*G plots9. /"e number of "istorical samples and

ranges of eac" trend display can be configured. peratorscan +oom in on trends for closer inspection, and scrollforards or bac!ards in time. perators can even copyand paste trend data directly into 1icrosoft E)cel.

RE/-RT":;

EBI provides compre"ensive reporting facilities including arange of standard reports, t"e ability to create customreports, t"e ability to e)port and import information and t"eability to use ot"er standard reporting systems it" EBI.Some e)amples of reporting are as follos5

All points in alarm over a configurable time period

All activities by a certain operator

All activities for a certain group of points

All movements of card"olders t"roug" certain doors

All movements t"roug" any doors by a specified

card"older All information pertaining to access configuration

information

All engineering cross references for points

All information about a group of card"olders

Ho often a point "as c"anged state

Ho many times a card"older "as used a card

All card"olders in a specific area

EBI also provides DBC 8open database connectivity9access to its database from any DBC*compliant tool./"is enables you to create your on reports it" a tool

suc" as 1icrosoft Access or Crystal :eports.

Card"older information can also be e)ported in a standardASCII CSV format. /"is Information can also be importedinto t"e EBI database.

All standard reports can be generated on demand from t"ereporting subsystem or from a custom display. :eportsmay be initiated directly from vieing alarms and events.:eports may also be generated periodically, suc" as onceper day, or may be initiated by an event.

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CAR.H-!.ER MA:A;EME:T

EBI provides an easy*to*use card"older managementsystem it" a database t"at supports a virtually unlimitednumber of card"olders. /"e EBI card"older managementdatabase is a relational database designed for ma)imumfle)ibility. Card"olders "ave '3 user fields pre*configuredto "old commonly reuired information suc" as employeenumber or location. Hoever, you can c"ange all of t"eseuser fields to matc" your on reuirements. In addition,user fields can be added or removed to create your oncard"older database structure.

/"e layout of card"older information on displays in EBI canalso be c"anged to reflect your set of user fields and youron design preferences. -or e)ample, some fields may beconfigured as free format te)t bo)es "ereas ot"ers maydisplay a list of pre*configured c"oices. It is even possibleto add VBScript code to do simple calculations on yourdisplays.

Editing Cards and Card$olders

1ultiple cards may be assigned to eac" card"older toallo a fle)ible approac" to dealing it" situations suc" aslost cards, forgotten cards or t"e need to issue to cardsto a card"older.

Cards and card"olders are easily added to t"e system.

Cards may be assigned to card"olders or remain asunissued cards. 0"enever card or card"older informationis c"anged, t"e event management systems records t"eoperator and t"e c"ange made.

1ultiple card"olders may be simultaneously edited at onetime by using t"e multiselect capability. /"is is a veryuseful feature "en you need to c"ange some information"ic" applies to many card"olders.

/emplates ma!e it easy to add a ne card"older toparticular group. -or e)ample, a Sales Card"oldertemplate mig"t contain all t"e relevant information for t"esales department. perators t"en use t"is template "en

adding ne sales staff to t"e card"older database.

Searc$ing for card$olders

It is easy to searc" for card"olders and cards. By enteringt"e first couple of letters of t"e card"older=s name or anysearc"able field, an operator can call up all card"olders"o matc" t"at searc". /"e operator can even dosearc"es on multiple fields at a time suc" as allcard"olders in t"e sales department "o are currentlyactive.

Similarly, operators can searc" for points, access levels,+ones, time periods, operators and many ot"er systemcomponents.

/$oto "dentification

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MA":TE:A:CE MA:A;ER

"ntegrated Maintenance Manager

EBI provides an Integrated 1aintenance 1anager 8I119facility t"at retrieves data from field devices to determine"en euipment reuires maintenance.

I11 automatically raises a or!s order reuest for a pieceof euipment "en certain maintenance conditions aremet. /ypes of configurable maintenance events includeduty cycles, run "ours, and "ig" data values.

I11 can be accessed t"roug" Station or t"roug" a 0ebbroser. I11 includes a range of standard reportsKalternatively, custom reports can be designed "ic"include information suc" as past and present or!s orders,euipment lists and euipment "istory reports.

EBI ensures t"at ongoing maintenance of t"e facility iseasy by using I11 to automate as muc" of t"emaintenance sc"edule as possible.

Ma=io

EBI can also integrate an e)isting 1a)imo maintenancemanagement system. /"is allos t"e transfer of specifiedbrea!don alarms and euipment run "ours from EBI tot"e e)ternal maintenance system.

A.VA:CE. SECUR"TY -/T"-:

EBI provides some e)tended functions for ensuring t"esafety of security staff.

.eadan Tier

/"e Deadman /imer option monitors operator activity at aStation. It provides a safeguard to ensure t"at an operatoris actively at t"eir post and t"at all alarms areac!noledged promptly. If t"ere is no operator activity for adefined period, EBI automatically signs off t"e operator. Aarning message ill notify t"e operator before t"is"appens. If t"at operator does not sign onto t"e systemagain, EBI automatically controls an output to alert "elp.

/"e Deadman /imer can also be used to c"ec! "et"eralarms "ave been ac!noledged and ill alert ot"ers ifalarms are not being promptly attended to even if t"ere isot"er system activity. In addition, t"e Deadman /imer caneven generate dummy alarms to !eep t"e operators busy.

/"e Deadman /imer allos you to feel confident t"at youroperators are at t"eir posts and performing t"eir duties.

;uard Tour

EBI can trac! a guard t"roug" defined tours of a buildingor facility using a @uard /our. @uard /ours can beprogrammed using any logical combination of card readersand input points as tour c"ec!points. At eac" point alongt"e tour, it is possible to sitc" cameras, disable alarms, ortoggle lig"ts.

-or every tour c"ec!point, t"e user specifies a timealloance for t"e guard to arrive at t"at location and points

"ic" are controlled "en t"e guard arrives. -or e)ample,t"ese points may be used to turn lig"ts on or off.

If a guard reac"es t"e ne)t step in t"e tour is reac"ed toosoon or too late, a late arrival alarm is generated, dooralarms are enabled, and digital input points are set to t"esecure mode.

/"e @uard /our ensures t"at guards are monitored at eac"step on t"e tour and, s"ould t"ere be problems, t"e controlCenter is immediately notified.

E>TE:.":; THE SYSTEM

EBI provides a range of features and interfaces t"at enablefurt"er en"ancement by developing custom applications orby sending EBI data to ot"er business systems. Suc"en"ancements enable EBI to meet t"e specific needs ofyour facility but it" a standard platform.

Server Scri%ting

Server scripting is t"e easiest ay of e)tend t"efunctionality of your system it" minimal effort. It allosyou to rite simple scripts t"at perform additional functions"en, for e)ample, alarms occur, reports are generatedand points return to normal. Scripts are created in anintegrated script editor using 1icrosoft VBScript, a popularscripting language.

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:et#or& A/"

/o e)tract simple point information from EBI for use inanot"er application, it is possible to use t"e (etor! A6I toread and rite point data. /"is A6I is easy to use even fort"e novice programmer.

Microsoft E=cel .ata E=c$ange

1icrosoft E)cel Data E)c"ange is used to lin! EBI and1icrosoft E)cel. A i+ard in 1icrosoft E)cel enablesconnection to t"e EBI server and to points. /"e values oft"ese points can t"en be used in your E)cel spreads"eetsand be automatically updated.

(e0 Tool&it

/"e 0eb /ool!it provides all t"e information reuired tolin! EBI to your corporate intranet or t"e Internet. /"etool!it allos users to develop 0eb pages "ic"incorporate live EBI data.

Suc" 0eb pages can even give users control of EBIpoints. -or e)ample, t"ey could provide tenants it"information about temperatures in various parts of t"eirbuilding and allo t"em to c"ange t"e temperaturesetpoints.

A%%lications Tool&it and User Scan Tas& Kit

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/R-.UCT .ATA SUMMARY

Syste Arc$itecture

Client4server arc"itecture

1icrosoft 0indos 2333 Server

(ative 72*bit applicationScaleable*single to distributed server systems

:eal*time database

1icrosoft SL$ Server 2333

6oints5 Analog, digital, totali+er, access, fle)ible andcontainer

Arc$itectures

Single server

:edundant "ot standby server

Distributed System Arc"itecture

:et#or&ing

#ses industry*standard /C64I6 netor!ing over Et"ernet

Station licensing based on t"e number of simultaneousconnections

Controllers may be connected via Et"ernet

:emote connections via 0A( or 6S/(

-%en Systes Su%%ort

H/1$ grap"ics

$on0or!s * $on1ar! standard

BACnet * ASH:AE standard >7;*?;

6C * $E for 6rocess Control 2.3 Data Access

AdvanceDDE * :oc!ell Softare Standard

1odbus, 1odbus :/#, 1odbus /C6

DBC database access

-%erator "nterface

1icrosoft 0indos 6

1icrosoft 0indos 2333

Internet E)plorer &.3

#se Station Client softare or Internet E)plorer Broser

733 preconfigured standard displays#ser configurable obect*based custom displays

Designed for display resolution of >32' ) F&% or "ig"er

Embed live video

Embed SafeBroseM for secure Internet4intranetintegration

Active animation using VB Scripts

Active document integration

Active controls

$aunc" 0indos applications directly from displays

Easy point and card"older searc" it" ildcard support

Cut, copy, and paste facilities for easy editing of te)t

#ser input devices include !eyboard, mouse, trac!ball8optional9, touc"screen 8optional9

Support for 2> C-: 6art >> electronic signatures#sing 0indos /erminal Services * support for up to ;mobile Stations on 6DAs

-%erator Security

Si) levels of access to system functions5

$evel >

$evel 2

perator

Building Engineer

Building Supervisor

Building 1anager

#p to 2;; control levels for operator*initiated actions

Automatic idle time logout

6rompt for periodic c"ange of passords

Events logged by operator ID or full operator name

Individual operator profiles including areas assignment

Effective data partitioning of facility into different areas

Command assignment to control different output states

perator sign*on can be restricted to certain Stations andcertain times

Automatic c"ange of area assignment by time

#se 0indos operator accounts for aut"entication in EBI

Real'tie .ata0ase

Connects to HVAC, security, access control, industrialprocess control, fie detectors, energy meters, analogCC/V, and digital CC/V controllers

Database partitioning into >333 areas

6oint groups

Event*initiated programs include5

Arit"metic calculations

$ogic calculations

Composite "ierarc"ical point alarming

:eport, tas! or display reuest activated by access card

or status c"ange

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@roup point control

Area or group alarm in"ibit

Alar Manageent

Configurable color*coded alarm summary display page

it" filtering by alarm priorities and area-our levels of alarm priority it" fifteen sub*priorities

Sort and filter alarms

Add comments to alarms

Alarm segregation t"roug" database partitioning

Alarm parameters can be adusted on*line

Dedicated alarm +one displays most recent "ig"est priorityalarm

All alarm and return*to*normal conditions logged in eventsummary

Individual or page ac!noledgment of alarms

Automatic lin! to optional alarm instruction page orassociated display page or digital video clip

Alarm "andling responses logged into event summary

Additional messages can be attac"ed to an alarm

Alarm ac!noledge 8rites t"roug" to controller9

Individual alarm prioriti+ation of different input states fort"e same point

Alarms and events can trigger reports

Alarm annunciation can use custom sound files 8.av9

Automatic alarm priority elevation if alarm unactioned

Analog point alarm types include5

6V Hig"

6V $o

6V Hig" Hig"

6V $o $o

Deviation Hig"

:ate of C"ange

/ransmitter Hig"

/ransmitter $o

Alar /ager

/ransmits alarms to pagers using 6E/, /A6 or #C6

protocols

/ransmits alarms to email using S1/6

/ransmits alarms to S(16 managers as S(16 traps.

Events

System events created for all5

perator c"anges

6oint state c"anges

Alarms

Alarm ac!noledgment

1anual controls

Card"older c"anges

And for many ot"er system activities

Event file limited only by dis! space available

Simple arc"iving of events to off*line storage media

Simple retrieval of off*line events for reporting

Historiation

Virtually unlimited "istorical record of bot" live and deriveddata can be stored.

Intervals include5

>, 2 or ; second snaps"ots > "our snaps"ot

% "our snaps"ot

2' "our snaps"ot

& minute average

> "our average

% "our average

2' "our average

Collection is configured per point

Composite point parameters can all be "istori+ed

Arc"ive to off*line storage

Trends

1ultiple formats include5

Single 8bar grap"9

Dual 8bar grap"9

/riple 8bar grap"9

1ultiplot 8line grap"9

G 6lot 8point plot9

(umeric 8tabular9

n*line c"ange of trend type

#p to eig"t parameters on one trend

Configurable sample densities

Configurable sample periods

Individual pen enable4disable

n*line pan and +oom

:ubber band +oom

Hairline cursor readout

Copy and paste trend data to 1icrosoft E)cel

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Embed trends in custom displays

Under#riters !a0oratory !isting

EBI is #$ listed to t"e folloing standards5

A$VG*#$2?'*Access Control

A1C*#$>&>3*Central Station

A6#*#$>3>F*Security Systems

6A*#$?>&*Energy 1anagement Systems

LVA*#$%&'*CriticalN(onCritical 6rocess Control

#D/*#$23>F*Signaling Systems

#*#$%&' Accessory -ire

#*#$%&'*6anels -ire

##O$*#$%&'*Smo!e Control

Re%orts

6eriodic, demandable, or event driven reports

DBC access for custom reports

Crystal :eports recommended custom reporting tool

Re%ort .escri%tion

Access, DataImport4E)port

Imports or e)ports access control andcard"older related information intoASCII, CSV format.

Access$evel

$ists all access levels matc"ing aspecified searc" criteria and t"e+ones, /ime periods.

After Hours

$ists all points c"anging statematc"ing a certain searc" criteriaoccurring over a specified range oftime.

Alarm4Event$ists all alarms or events matc"ing acertain searc" criteria occurring overa range of time.

All points$ists all points "ic" matc" aspecified searc" criteria.

Card"older8visitor9 Detail

$ists all information for card"olders"o correspond to a specified searc"criteria.

Card"older8visitor9 $ist

$ists card details for cardscorresponding to specified searc"

criteria based on any card"older field.

Card #sage

S"os t"e total number of accessmovements 8including nomovements9 for card"olders over agiven period of time.

Card"olderone

$ists all card"olders "o "ave accessto t"e specified +ones.

Cross:eference

-or specified points t"is reports lists"ere t"ese points are referenced ont"e system e.g. in algorit"msdisplays, etc.

Door History$ists all card"olders t"at accessedany specified door or group occurringover a specified range of time.

@eneric

Crystal

/"is report can e)ecute any custom

designed report using t"e Crystal:eports tool.

@roup Card/rail

$ists all doors accessed by anindividual or group of card"oldersduring a specific range of time.

1icrosoft E)cel :uns a 1icrosoft E)cel spreads"eet.

ccupancy$ists card"olders in specified +onesat t"at time.

6oint Attribute

$ists all points specified by t"efolloing attributes5 ut of service,

Alarm suppressed, Abnormal inputlevels, In 1anual mode and(ominated state.

6oint StateC"anges

$ists all information about /ime6eriods matc"ing a specified searc"criteria.

/ime 6eriod$ists all information about /ime6eriods matc"ing a specified searc"criteria.

oneInformation

$ists all information about onesmatc"ing a specified searc" criteria.

Card$olders

All card"olders may "ave t"e folloing5

Card"older first name and last name

'3 configurable user fields delivered 8easily customi+ed

or e)panded9

Area code

Address

Comments

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Alarm priority

Card"older State 8Active, inactive, $eft Company9

Card trace option

% access levels per card"older as standard

$ast door accessed

Card"older commencement date

Card"older e)piration date

$ig"ting control +one

Hig" resolution color image of card"older

Card"older signature

Card"olders may be assigned one or many cards. Eac"card "as t"e folloing information5

Card number

Card tec"nology type

Card credential type

Card state 8active, inactive, lost, stolen, e)pired9

Card commencement date

Card e)piration date

6ersonal Identification (umber or 86I(9

$ong access 8controller*specific9

Escort reuired 8controller*specific9

Escort capable 8controller*specific9

Cost override 8controller*specific9

Event loc!out override 8controller*specific9

Card Class A, B 8controller*specific9

Support for over >33,333 card"olders

-ully customi+able user*defined database fields

Combobo)es to preprogram card"older field c"oices

Card and card"older commencement and e)piration dates

#p to % access levels per card"older

Automatic trace of card"older t"roug" t"e facility

Card pending e)piration notification

1ulti*select and multi*edit of card"older

Visitor and employee card"older types supported

/emplates for card"older management

6oerful searc"ing and sorting of card"olders

/$oto "dentification

1CI or /0AI( interface for image capture of bot" imageand signature via serial or #SB inputs

0intab interface for signature capture

Configurable card layouts and image si+e

Easy searc" and navigation facilities

Batc" printing of cards

Bar code

1agnetic stripe encoding

C"roma!ey and g"osting

HR .ata0ase "ntegration6eopleSoft Version5 @lobal H:1S :elease F.;

SA6 :47 :elease 7.) 8SAD certified9

Access Control

>32' access levels containing 2;& +one4time period pairs

>32' card reader +ones eac" containing >2% doors

2;& time periods

Complete or modified data donload to controllers

ASCII import4 e)port of all access components

Support for one level of global perimeter anti*passbac!

Maintenance Manageent

Interfaces to5

Honeyell Integrated 1aintenance 1anager 8I119

1a)imo 'i V'.>

A%%lication .evelo%ent

(etor! A6I5 allos simple netor! connected programsto read and rite point data

1icrosoft E)cel Data E)c"ange5 0i+ard for getting pointdata to EBI

0eb /ool!it5 allos point data to be incorporated onto ebpages

A6I5 general purpose application development interface

Card"older bect 1odel5 specific C1 interface foraccessing card"older data

#ser Scan /as! Oit5 allos development of looselyintegrated controller interfaces

@uic& uilder

@rap"ical engineering tool

6reconfigured typical system databases

Easy creation of point, "ardare, Stations and printers

1ultipoint edit

#ser defined fields

Import4e)port facility

HM"(e0 .is%lay uilder

bect*based display building pac!age it" dynamicdisplay obects suc" as5

S"apes

$ive Video

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Alp"anumerics

C"ec!bo)es

Card Image

Combobo)es

6us"buttons

C"arts

1any standard draing features including5

/ool 6alette

Color palette

Alignment

@roup4#ngroup

Snap to grid

ooming

:esi+ing obects

Hori+ontal and vertical spacing

$ibrary of commonly used symbols

:emote engineering support

/rinted .ocuentation

vervie

Installation @uide

perators @uide

Configuration and Administration @uide

H1I0eb Display Building @uide

Access Control and Security @uide

Building 1anagement @uide

Application Development @uide

"nternationaliation

Support for t"e operator interface in European and Asianlanguages.

C-:TR-!!ER SU//-RT

Access Controllers+

6CSC 1icro$61, 1icroA$1, and 1icroE$V, IL and#ltimate access control panels

Honeyell (e)Sentry 8Security Electronics9 %33 series,'>33 series controllers, Star I and Star II controllers

Honeyell -S?3 A1C

Honeyell /ema$ine

Biometric Devices, :SI Hand!ey II, ID7D it" integratedtemplate manager

Analog CCTV Controllers+

Camera and monitor sitc"ing on alarm

-or selected sitc"ers, camera selection, and automatic

6/ control from operator display or !eyboard

6acom46elco

American Dynamics

1a)pro

Ademco VideoBlo

6anasonic

6"ilips4Burle

8 Alarm transportation only9

.igital Video Systes+

Honeyell Digital Video 1anager

Security Controllers+

Honeyell S16 or :>233

Aple) >33E

/ecom C"allenger

Honeyell I?333

Honeyell -S?3 6lus

-rit+ -uss

!ife Safety Controllers+ Honeyell -S?3 6lus

Honeyell $S 233 and $S >333

uilding Manageent Controllers+

Honeyell E)cel ;333 suite of controllers

BACnet compatible controllers including /ridium ace V

Honeyell and t"ird*party $on1ar! Controllers

Honeyell :F3''

Honeyell Delta >33342333 8via BSi9

Honeyell $Classic Honeyell I:C

/!Cs+

Honeyell $CS&23 6$Cs

1odbus 1odicon ?%', ;%' 6$Cs

1odbus 6lus, 1odbus :/V, 1odbus /C6

Allen Bradley 6$C2, 6$C; S$C;437 6$Cs

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Honeyell #1C %33, HC?33

Siemens S; and SF 6$Cs

S-FT(ARE -/T"-:S

Asset $ocator

1a)imo Interface

Integrated 1aintenance 1anager

Deadman /imer

Incident :eporting using I:I1S

$ig"ting Control

6eopleSoft Integration

SA6 Integration

S"ift 1anagement

Alarm 6ager

@roup Control

@uard /our

#$ $isting Compliance

6"armaceutical Compliance :estrictions

0eb /ool!it

#ser Scan /as! and Applications /ool!it

1icrosoft E)cel Data E)c"ange

(etor! A6I

Integrated 6"oto ID

/R-.UCT S/EC"F"CAT"-:S

Server /latfor

6rocessor5 >.'@H+ 6entiumMIII processor or "ig"er

1emory5 1inimum of ;>2 1B :A1

Oeyboard5 it" >2 function !eys

1onitor5 Super V@A monitor capable of non*interlacedoperation at >32' ) F&% pi)el resolution 8F3 H+ or bettervertical refres" rate9

@rap"ics Card5 Super V@A non*interlaced grap"ics cardcapable of >32' ) F&% pi)el resolution and &; Ocolors4/rue color 8' 1B video memory9

CD :1 Drive SCSI or IDE/ape Bac!up #nit

Communications Adapter5 % line serial communicationsadapter

(etor! Interface Card5 Adapter for Et"ernet netor!ingcompatible it" /C64I6 netor! protocols

6ointing Device5 1ouse

Hard Dis!5 >3 @B drive 8(/-S9

Dis!ette Drive5 >.'' 1B dis! drive

Display :esolution5 >32' ) F&% ) &;O colors

perating system5 0indos 2333 S67

(etor! 6rotocols5 /C64I6

Broser5 Internet E)plorer &.3 S6>

-%erator Station 4Client5 /latfor

6rocessor5 >@H+ 6entiumMIII processor or "ig"er1emory5 2;& 1B minimum

@rap"ics Card5 Super V@A non*interlaced grap"ics cardcapable of >32' ) F&% pi)el resolution and &; Ocolors4/rue Color 8' 1B video memory9

Hard Dis!5 ' @B drive 8(/-S9

1onitor5 Super V@A monitor capable of non*interlacedoperation at >32' ) F&% pi)el resolution 8F3 H+ or bettervertical refres" rate9

Oeyboard5 >2 function !eys

6ointing Device5 1ouse

(etor! Interface Card5 Adapter for Et"ernet netor!ing

compatible it" /C64I6 netor! protocolsDisplay :esolution5 >32' ) F&% ) &;O colors

perating systems5 1icrosoft 0indos 6 S6> or0indos 2333 S67

(etor! 6rotocol5 /C64I6

Broser5 Internet E)plorer &.3 S6>

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.ata0ase Siing+

EBI is available in t"e folloing si+e configurations5

Card :eaders 6oints

>2 2;3

2' ;33

7& >333

'% 2333

&' 7;33

%' ;333

>2% F;33

2;& >3333

;>2 >;333

>32' 23333

2333 73333

2333 '3333

2333 &7333

t"er Database parameters include t"e folloing.

Items 1a)imum (umber

Cards@reater t"an >33,333 subect to

"ardare limitations

Access$evels >32'

ones >32'

/ime6eriods

2;&

peratorStations

$icensed individually up to '3

6rinters ;3

C"annels ?F

:eports 7'>

Sc"edules >333

Events>33333 per &3 1B of dis! space

available

Areas >333

#sers >333

:ort$ Aerica Honeyell >?%; Douglas Drive (ort", @olden Valley, 1( ;;'22*7??2 6"5 >*%33*7';*&F33 e)t.'23 B Asia Hone

Sout"east Asia, Honeyell Building, >F C"angi Business 6ar! Central >, Singapore '%&3F7, /el5 7;; 2%2% -a)5 ''; 73;; 3>'? B /

.ivision Honeyell 6ty $td., ; /"omas Holt Drive, (ort" :yde (S0 Australia 2>>7, /el5 >733 >7% 3%> -a)5 >733 >7% 3%2 B Eu

Honeyell S.A., 7 Avenue du Bourget, B*>>'3 Brussels, BelgiumP72 2F2% 2;?F

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