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About the SG-DSR Manager App

This page provides links to instructions about using SG-DSR Manager App to manage the Schedules and Access Privileges for the ASSA Locks.

 

PERTINENT FAQS, TERMS & REQUIREMENTS

 

"Lock" generally refers to the Assa Reader and Lock Body as a unit. Reader and Lock can be used interchangeable in the appropriate context.
"Access Point" (AP) refers to the Lock or Door where the lock is installed.
"Access Point Mode" (AP Mode) is a door schedule that is assigned to a selected lock(s) or door(s). The AP Mode controls when the lock(s) is unlocked and locked.
"Lock Group" is group of locks that can be controlled with a single-click response by the SG Operator. The operator can send a pulse, lock, or unlock command to all the locks in the group with one click. Lock Groups do not use schedules.
"Authorization" is simply an access rule for access cards (Users). AnAuthorizationassigns one or more locks/doors to a schedule. Authorizations are then applied to an access card during User enrollment. more ...Closed This way the User is granted "valid access" to only the doors that belong to that Authorization and only during its assigned schedule. An access card is subject to additional controls (i.e. activation date, expiration date, user activation, card activation, etc.) 

 

  1. The System Galaxy Communication Server and SG Database must already be installed and connected.
  2. The SG-DSR Manager App is automatically installed when you install the full System Galaxy Communication Server (Install Disk-1 Part-3).
    1. You can make a desktop shortcut or Pin the App to the Windows Taskbar - as preferred.
      To make a desktop shortcut ...Closed browse to C:\\GCS\System Galaxy\Apps\AssaDSR\ and right-click the GCS.SgAssa.exefile and choose, the option to make a 'New Shortcut'. Copy and paste the shortcut onto the desktop.
      To pin app to taskbar ...Closed browse to C:\\GCS\System Galaxy\Apps\AssaDSR\ and double-click the GCS.SgAssa.exefile to start the App. On the Windows Taskbar, right-click the App's task button, and choose 'Pin to Taskbar. 
  3. The GCS.Web.API.Service must be running (and must be manually configured to start automatically - you may need to choose Automatic with delay.
  4. The GCS.Web.API.Service uses port 8000/8443 (http/https). You may need to configure 8443 since 800 is the default.
  5. To use https /SSL connections, you must manually configure the Web API Service for the appropriate port number and you must install a Certificate on the Communication Server.
  6. You must use the System Galaxy master login to sign into the SG-DSR Manager App.

 

GETTING STARTED - with SG-DSR Manager App

Use the Quick Steps Procedure if you prefer working from a task list and are already familiar with the SG-DSR Manager App. +Closed The outline lists the programming tasks in their correct order. For convenience, clicking a linked task will open the related topic for access to in-depth instructions. 
Use the Next Steps Topic Feed if you prefer to leap-frog thru the Topics for in-depth instructions (see blue box below). +Closed The Next Steps topic feed is always at the bottom of every topic page. It always provides task links to the next topic which guides you to visit every topic in the correct sequential order. Or you can return to prior topics as needed

 

 

ClosedQUICK STEPS for Programming Locks in SG-DSR Manager

The SG-DSR Manager App is used to perform the following functions ...

 

  1. Launch the SG-DSR Manager and sign in with a valid SG Operator login.
  2. Add a DSR Server   +Closed Name and IP Address.
  3. Import Locks into SG-DSR Manager  more !! Closed Locks must have been validated for first-time connection in the DSR Support Tool.
  4. Confirm Locks in the SG-DSR Manager  +Closed either individually Confirm, or Confirm All Locks toolbar button.
  5. Edit Locks - Lock Settings & Alarm Priorities - as needed
  6. Create Time Schedules  +Closed assign appropriate locks to be used for Authorizations, AP Modes - as needed.
    TIP: you must create the holiday exceptions to the schedule and include the desired locks in the schedule.
  7. Create Authorizations+Closed assign the schedules / include locks - as appropriate .
  8. Create Door AP Modes  +Closed assign the schedules and include locks - as appropriate .
  9. Create Lock/Unlock Groups  +Closed include locks and assign the command functions (lock, unlock, pulse) - as appropriate .
  10. Enroll Cards/Users+Closedincludes assigning DSR Authorizations in SG Cardholder screen  .
  11. Load all Assa Locks in the SG-DSR Manager App - if needed.
  12. Walk Test your system and verify that doors and schedules are correctly entered.

 

 

Next Steps ...

The Quick Steps (above) provide a quick outline of tasks for people who are already familiar with the programming process. Tasks are listed in the correct sequential order needed to complete the programming process.
Use the Next Steps links to visit each task - to see detailed instructions and screenshots - in a leapfrog sequence.

 

To get started, you must launch the SG-DSR Manager App and add the DSR Server to System Galaxy.

> ADD A DSR SERVER

 

The links below provide topical instructions for each part of programming the Access Rules. You may need to confirm locks in the SG-DSR Manager App before you can edit lock settings or add them to access privileges, door modes, lock groups.

> IMPORT & CONFIRM LOCKS

> EDIT LOCK SETTINGS & ALARM PRIORITIES

> CREATE TIME SCHEDULES

> CREATE AUTHORIZATION PRIVILEGES

> CREATE ACCESS POINT MODES

> CREATE LOCK GROUPS

> ENROLL CARDS / USERS (inSystem Galaxy)

 

 

 

 

ClosedPDF DOWNLOADS

SG ASSA-DSR Manager Guide (PDF)

ASSA's LCT Tool Guide (PDF)

ASSA DSR Server Support Tool Guide (PDF)

ClosedCOMPANY INFORMATION

Galaxy Control Systems

www.galaxysys.com

ClosedPRODUCT INFORMATION

System Galaxy DSR Manager App for SG 10.5.1 (or later)

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