Accuride Fridgiguard Medical Refrigerator Lock Software User Guide

Accuride Fridgiguard Medical Refrigerator Lock Software User Guide

ACCURIDE FridgiGuard™ Medical Refrigerator Lock Software User Guide

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Ver .1

System Architecture, Requirements and Hardware

System Architecture

System Architecture

System Requirements

Operating System:

    • MS Windows 7 or Newer
    • 64 BIT

Minimum Hardware Requirements:

    • 2 GB RAM
    • 1280 x768 Resolution
    • 1.7 GHz CPU

Included Hardware

    • FridgiGuard Electronic Lock
    • 5v Power Adapter
    • Micro-USB Cable

Software Files

Software Files

Software Setup

FridgiGuard Trail

Double-click FridgiGuardInstallSetup.exe to install.

FridgiGuard Trail

Virtual Com Port Driver

Virtual Com Port Driver

MySQL Plug-In (MS Visual C++ Redistributable)

MySQL Plug-In

MySQL 5.7.1

MySQL 5-7-1

MySQL 5-7-1 Continued

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MySQL 5-7-1 Continued 5

Configure Your Database

  1. Click Start on your desktop.
  2. Click the Accuride folder.
    Configure Your Database Figure 1
  3. Click Database initializer.
    Configure Your Database Figure 2
  4. You will see a “Database initialization” menu with three areas of configuration and default values:
    Server IP → “localhost”
    Username → “root”
    Password → same as your database’s setting password when installing MySQL.
  5. You do not need to change your Server IP value. You can change your Username value if you created another user name when you installed the database.
  6. Click Test Connection.
  7. Once tested, you will receive a prompt confirming a successful test connection.
    Configure Your Database Figure 3
  8. The “Initialize database” button on the right will turn green. Click it to complete your configuration.

Acculistener

Acculistener

  • START sets our system to receive and process messages from your device.
  • STOP sets your system to stop receiving messages.

Troubleshooting

NOTE: The AccuListener will not show data until the FridgiGuard lock has been set up properly.

If you have set up the lock properly and AccuListener isn’t receiving messages…

  • Your computer’s firewall will block AccuListener from network access until it receives approval.
  • Verify that your device’s server IP matches your computer’s IP.

If you receive an error message…

  • Check the icon on the lower right of your desktop menu to verify AccuListener is already active.

Using FridgiGuard & Audit Trail Operation

  1. Login with your user ID and password. Default user is admin and default password is 123456.
    Using FridgiGuard Figure 1
  2. This is the main menu. Select Device Management.
    Using FridgiGuard Figure 2
  3. Connect the Power Supply to the FridgiGuard Electronic Lock.
  4. The FridgiGuard’s LED light will turn green to signal its powered.
  5. Connect the FridgiGuard to your computer via USB.
  6. On your computer, click Add Device. This will bring up a “Device Config” menu.
    Using FridgiGuard Figure 3
  7. Select COM on the upper left of the “Device Config” menu.
    Using FridgiGuard Figure 4
  8. Under STEP 1, select the COM number. Click the Connect button next. (The button should turn green once you click Connect.)
    Using FridgiGuard Figure 5
  9. Under STEP 2, click the GET button to find the Serial Number (SN).
    Using FridgiGuard Figure 6
  10. In the “Asset ID” field, enter an ID for your FridgiGuard Electronic Lock and click the SET button.
    NOTE: Your FridgiGuard lock will disconnect and restart after your press “SET.”
    Using FridgiGuard Figure 7
  11. Next to the “DEVICE ID” field, click SET to your settings. Click GET to retrieve previous settings.
    Using FridgiGuard Figure 8

System Settings

In the “SYSTEM” menu, you will find various adjustable settings:

Auto Lock Time
This setting adjusts the time when FridgiGuard automatically relocks an unlocked opening.

Postpone Time
This setting adjusts the time when FridgiGuard’s alarm activates after an opening.

WIFI Interval
This setting determines how often FridgiGuard reports lock status to its server.

Net Mode
This setting lets you choose from DHCP (IP address automatically generated) or STATIC.

Remote
This setting lets you unlock a secured compartment remotely. A Check Mark in the box means remote unlocking in on.

SD
This setting saves backup data onto an SD card. A Check Mark in the box means SD backup is on.

Mode
This setting lets you choose from three modes.
Basic Mode Swipe any card to unlock.
Dual Mode Swipe any two cards simultaneously to unlock.
Authorization Mode An Admin Card can unlock by itself, or swipe the Auth Card first followed by a User Card to unlock.

RTC Time
This setting sets the time for your system.

Net Setting
This setting lets you retrieve and input network information. Note: This mode is only available when the STATIC setting is selected in “Net Mode.”

Firmware Version
This setting shows the version of your FridgiGuard firmware. Click GET VER to update firmware (if an update is available).

Open Interval
This setting determines the interval between unlocking for a user.

Open Interval
This setting determines the interval between unlocking for a user.

Server & Router
This finalizes your FridgiGuard system’s server and router setting. There are four fields:

SERVER IP: Current PC IP
PORT: 9527
SSID: Your WiFi network’s name
PASSWORD: Your WiFi network’s password

Sync Auth
This setting lets you sync a user to a device. You must add and authorize a user before you can apply this option.

Debug Mode
This mode enables technical staff to debug equipment.

User Management

  1. Select User Management on the main menu.
    User Management Figure 1
  2. On the “User Management” menu, click Add User. NOTE: Adding a user requires a lock to be connected to a computer beforehand.
    User Management Figure 2
  3. Choose a COM from the drop-down menu. Once selected, the Connect button to the right will turn green. This indicates a successful connection.
    User Management Figure 3
  4. Fill in user information. Apply the name and User ID manually.
    User Management Figure 4
  5. To populate your Card, place an RFID card in front of your FridgiGuard device and click Read. The device will beep and then populate values.
  6. Select the appropriate card type: Admin, Auth, or User.
    User Management Figure 5
  7. Check valid boxes for your system role. “Access System” permits access to the management system. “Management System” grants an administrator all authorizations. The initial password for both is 123456.
    User Management Figure 6
  8. Click Save. You should receive a message labeled “Success.”
    User Management Figure 7
  9. Within the same menu. you can see a list of devices add to your system.
    User Management Figure 8
  10. Check the box next to a device that needs authorization. Click the Auth button in the lower right. You should receive a message labeled “Success.
Synchronize Permissions
  1. You synchronize permissions via COM or WiFi.
  2. To synchronize via COM, connect your FridgiGuard device to its plugged-in power supply. You will see a green LED light flash on the device to signal its powered.
  3. Next, connect the FridgiGuard to your computer via USB.
    Synchronize Permissions Figure 1
  4. Select Device Management on the main page.
    Synchronize Permissions Figure 2
  5. Select your device in the “Device Management” screen.
    Synchronize Permissions Figure 3
  6. Click Setting.
    Synchronize Permissions Figure 4
  7. Select “COM” under “SERVER SETTING” in the upper-left.
    Synchronize Permissions Figure 5
  8. Click Connect.
    Synchronize Permissions Figure 6
  9. Click GET next to “SN” so you can retrieve the serial number.
    Synchronize Permissions Figure 7
  10. Click SYNC in the lower right (under “SYNC AUTH”).
    Synchronize Permissions Figure 8
  11. You should receive a “Success” message.
    Synchronize Permissions Figure 9
    Synchronize Permissions Figure 10
  12. To synchronize via WiFi, first verify AccuListnener is open and can receive messages from the FridgiGuard.
  13. In the “Device Management” screen, select “WIF|” in the upper-left.
  14. Click SYNC.
  15. You should receive a success message. Wait several seconds as permissions with the connected device will update automatically.
Device Status

Device Status Figure 1

  1. Verify AccuListener is open and able to receive messages from your FridgiGuard device.
    Device Status Figure 2
  2. Click Device Status on the main menu.
    Device Status Figure 3
  3. The top of the next screen lists number of FridgiGuards in your system, their status, and any alarms.
    Device Status Figure 4
  4. The “Group” option on the right lets you display devices by group.
  5. Selecting a group will bring up a list of devices in that category.
Status Types

Status Types

Remote Unlock
  1. Click the “Remote” button on a device icon to unlock that device by computer.
  2. Hover your mouse over that a device icon to bring up its ID.
  3. Right-click a device icon to view that last record of it being unlocked.
  4. The “LastRecord” window will load relevant, including the User ID, User Name, and Open Time that device was last opened.
Group Management

Group Management Figure 1

  1. For simplified management of devices, click “Group Management” on the main menu.
    Group Management Figure 2
  2. In “Group Management” screen, right-click the “Group” area.
    Group Management Figure 3
  3. This will create a prompt to add or remove a group.
    Group Management Figure 4
  4. When adding a group, type in a group name and a remark/description.
    Group Management Figure 5
  5. Click Save.
Adding a Device to a Group

Adding a Device to a Group Figure 1

  1. Under “Group,” left-click the group you want for the device to be added.
    Adding a Device to a Group Figure 2
  2. Right-click the “Lock” area below.
    Adding a Device to a Group Figure 3
  3. Left-click “Add Lock.”
    Adding a Device to a Group Figure 4
  4. Check the device(s) you want added from the “Device List.”
    Adding a Device to a Group Figure 5
  5. Click Save.
    Adding a Device to a Group Figure 6
  6. You should now see the device in the “Lock” area.
User Authorizations

Add User

Add User Figure 1

  1. Left-click on a device under “Lock.” This will list authorized users in the “User” area below.
    Add User Figure 2
  2. To authorize a user, right-click the “User” area.
    Add User Figure 3
  3. Left-click “Add User”.
    Add User Figure 4
  4. Check the user you wish to add from the “User List.”
  5. Click Save.

Remove User

Remove User Figure 1

  1. To remove authorization, right-click over the user you wish to remove.
    Remove User Figure 2
  2. Left-click “Remove User.”
  3. Click Save.
  4. NOTE: Each lock must Sync to finalize any addition.
Record

Record Figure 1

  1. Click Record on the main menu.
    Record Figure 2
  2. The “Record” menu lists online/offline records, data transfers to SD cards, and an export option to Excel or PDF.
    Record Figure 3
  3. You can query by date. The same start and end dates signal all data queried.
    Record Figure 4
  4. Unchecking the WiFi box means data comes by SD card solely. (SD card data must be imported manually.) Click Search to yield results.
    Record Figure 5
  5. Checking the WiFi box will show data received from WiFi and SD. Click Search to yield results.
    Record Figure 6
  6. You can import offline records by clicking the Folder icon and selecting the folder you wish to import.
  7. Click Import to proceed.
Last Steps
  1. Swipe your FridgiGuard RFID card to unlock.
  2. The lock will begin to alarm after the set opening time is exceeded.
  3. The alarm will stop after the door is closed and locked.

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Documents / Resouces

Download manual
Here you can download full pdf version of manual, it may contain additional safety instructions, warranty information, FCC rules, etc.


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