Assa Abloy SMARTair Wireless Manuel utilisateur

SMARTair

Wireless

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Table of contents

Table of contents....................................................................................................................................................................- 2 -

History–Modifications ..........................................................................................................................................................- 2 -

1System Architecture .....................................................................................................................................................- 3 -

2Door configuration .......................................................................................................................................................- 4 -

3Setting up the hub(s).....................................................................................................................................................- 6 -

3.1 Led indications....................................................................................................................................................- 6 -

3.3 Hub connections .................................................................................................................................................- 7 -

3.4 Hub IP configuration...........................................................................................................................................- 7 -

5Connecting the hub to the SMARTair TS1000...........................................................................................................- 10 -

7Pairing devices with an hub........................................................................................................................................- 13 -

9Resetting the hub back to factory default....................................................................................................................- 18 -

10 Good to know and Do’s and Don’ts ...........................................................................................................................- 18 -

10.1 Good to know....................................................................................................................................................- 18 -

10.2 Do’s ..................................................................................................................................................................- 20 -

10.3 Don ‘ts ..............................................................................................................................................................- 20 -

History– Modifications

Version

Modification

Concept

Not for distribution

V1.0

SMARTair Wireless manual TS1000 V6.03a

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1System Architecture

The UOL (Update On-Line) devices can be connected through RF (Wireless) to the PC.

Hubs are connected to the PC through an Ethernet connection using the UDP protocol and with the UOL devices through RF.

The RF communication is 868 MHz and proprietary protocol. Information sent between devices is encrypted with a

proprietary protocol.

A PC can manage up to 100 hubs if needed.

A hub can manage up to 30 UOL devices in a range of around 25 meters max.

The range of the hub is site dependent and needs to be tested on site.

Possibly more or less hubs are required to make the system perform as wanted/expected.

The hub cannot be installed on the outside of the building as the minimum operating temperature is 0° Celsius.

Depending on the location of the hubs and of the devices, the number of devices per hub can be different.

A device can be connected only to one hub.

This is called pairing, once this pairing is done, communication between the hub and the lock is possible.

If the device loses the connection to the hub or the hub loses the connection to the PC, the devices will work as an Off-Line

devices and not as UoC (Update on Card) device.

This means that every urgent change will have to be done with the PP directly on the device in case of communication loss.

All the Wireless devices must have the RF module inside and the software must have the UoL license activated.

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Once the license is activated and the Manage Wireless doors, Automatically update Wireless doors is activated.

A new Wireless menu will appear on the main screen of the software. (Possibly you need to close and reopen the software to

see the new menu)

The RF module inside the device can have three different states:

Always Sleep

Manufacturing

mode

RF module is switched OFF

No communication possible!

Always Awake

Initialization mode

RF module is switched ON

High Power consumption

Switches automatically back to Always Sleep if no connection is made in 1 hour.

Sleep/Awake

Standard mode

RF module is switched on every x time for ex. Door open commands.

Normal Power consumption.

It is very important to know that if the RF module is placed in Always Awake mode, an connection has to be made with this

module in order to make the device work with RF functionalities.

If no connection is made with the device in 1 hours’ time, the RF module will go back to Always Sleep mode and the device

will not communicate over RF!

2Door configuration

Configure the door device as before with Off-line or UoC devices, only make sure the technology type is Wireless!

The only new parameter to be defined for this type of doors is the wireless address.

Doors that have this parameter empty or equal to 0.0.0.0 will NOT communicate through RF.

Once the locking plan has been defined, the Portable Programmer can be loaded with the list of UOL doors.

The wireless address cannot be typed in, .it will be automatically filled in after the devices have been initialized.

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After you created the locking plan Matrix, you need to load the plan into the PP and initialize the device.

During this initialization, the PP will read the RF Wireless Address of the device and store this in the PP.

After you initialized the device, connect the PP to the software and open the “Openings” menu and select “Collect openings

from PP”

Now the RF Wireless Address is registered in the system and only now the wireless device can be paired to an hub.

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At this moment the Wireless devices are operational but only with Off-Line functionality.

This means the customer already can access the door with his card.

The next step is to add the hub(s) to the system.

This requires some IT knowledge and some preparation work needs to be done in advance together with the client or the IT

service of the client.

3Setting up the hub(s)

Every hub in the system requires an unique static IP address which is able to communicate with the (server) PC.

The hub ‘s use the UDP ports, 7780, 7781, 7790 and 7791

Please make sure the IT service of the client is aware of these ports and that you have all the information needed to configure

the hub(s) like IP address, Sub netmask, Gateway, ….

3.1 Led indications

Led DL1, means that there is power to the hub.

Led DL2, if this is blinking, the hub is communicating and/or performing an operation.

The RJ45 network connector has two status led ‘s, one green and one yellow.

The green led indicates activity on the port (cable connected on both sides)

The yellow led blinks every time there is an signal on the RJ45 port.

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3.3 Hub connections

The hub requires a power supply and an network cable connected to the network of the client.

The power supply can be an 230 Vac connection or an 12Vdc connection. Do not connect them both at the same time!

PoE is not supported by the hub!

Please pay attention to the earthing connection of the 230Vac connection, this must be always connected when using 230Vac.

3.4 Hub IP configuration

Connect the hub to your PC using an Crossed cable (delivered with the hub).

Make sure the IP address of your PC is in the same range as the default IP address of the hub.

The default IP address of the hub is: 192.168.1.10 –255.255.255.0 –192.168.1.0

Please set your IP address to for example:192.168.1.30 –255.255.255.0 –192.168.1.0

You can test the connection by opening the DOS command windows and Ping the default IP address of the hub.

The reply must be ok before continuing to the next step.

Open the InitHubIP.exe program on your PC (installed in the TS1000 folder)

As of version 6.03 of this software no further action must be taken to run this program.

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In lower version of the TS1000, the services of the TS1000 software must be stopped before this program can be used.

This newer version will check if these services are still running and will ask if these services may be stopped.

Accept that the services may be stopped.

The program will stop every service necessary and continue the process.

This can take some time depending on your PC configuration.

If this is an complete new hub (never been used before)

Reset the hub and click on the Verify HUB Reset button. See procedure point 8

On the left you will see your own IP address of your PC.

In the middle, you will see the current IP address of the hub.

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On the right you must fill in the new IP address of this hub and click Initialize HUB.

The hub is now being initialized with the new IP address (in the example 192.168.1.11).

If OK, click on the exit button.

The program will ask you if you would like the services stopped previously to be started again, click on Yes.

The program will start every service necessary and continue the process.

This can take some time depending on your PC configuration.

The hub is now setup correctly and we can now connect the hub to the SMARTair TS1000 software.

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5Connecting the hub to the SMARTair TS1000

Open the SMARTair TS1000 software and select the Setup menu

Select the Wireless tab and enter the Name of the hub and it’s IP address.

If all information is entered, click on Apply.

The hub will now be available in the system.

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