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01.03.2021

ABB-AccessControl

Branding -- Release 2018-01-01

Summary of Contents for AccessControl

Page 1: ...System Manual 01 03 2021 ABB AccessControl Branding Release 2018 01 01 ...

Page 2: ...ning 31 3 1 Overview of commissioning 31 3 2 Prerequisites 32 3 1 Commissioning of the system Smart Access Point Pro 33 3 1 1 Overview 33 3 1 2 Connecting a PC with the Smart Access Point 33 3 1 3 Preliminary information Selection of the system mode 35 3 1 4 Commissioning the Smart Access Point 36 3 1 5 Preliminary information Adjusting IP addresses to a PC 49 3 2 Adding devices 51 3 2 1 Electroni...

Page 3: ...tronic cylindrical lock 120 5 4 4 Coupling the Electronic cylindrical lock with the Smart Access Point Pro 122 5 4 5 Placing the RF Repeater 126 5 4 6 Coupling the RF Repeater 129 5 5 User management 131 5 5 1 Create user 132 5 5 2 Creating user groups 135 5 5 3 Add authentication 138 5 5 4 Assigning locking rights 143 5 6 Deleting data from the User management menu 145 5 6 1 Deleting locking righ...

Page 4: ...Table of contents System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 4 5 9 1 Deleting rooms 166 5 9 2 Delete floors 167 5 9 3 Delete buildings 168 6 Notes 169 7 Index 170 ...

Page 5: ... provides ideas for practical combination and integration For detailed technical information about the individual components please also note the respective product documentation In Chapter 4 3 Case studies on page 69 the topics of this document are explained by means of examples The information in the chapters is structured logically If you wish to familiarise or re familiarise yourself again wit...

Page 6: ...e about networks 1 3 Introduction to ABB AccessControl The Electronic cylindrical lock are designed and provided for application within the ABB AccessControl IP system Communication and current The Electronic cylindrical lock communicate via radio control A separate power supply is not required The Electronic cylindrical lock obtain the necessary power via the supplied batteries Scalability Smalle...

Page 7: ...tain the necessary power via the supplied batteries The Electronic cylindrical lock are used independently The Electronic cylindrical lock continue to function The Electronic cylindrical lock are integrated in a system The Electronic cylindrical lock continue to function the system does not ...

Page 8: ... ABB AccessControl access control can be used exclusively for itself Or it can as desired be supplemented by additional systems or also be integrated into additional systems This can take place at any time in the future For planning purposes a separate system manual is available for each system smartIP ABB Welcome IP ABB VideoControl ABB AccessControl Door communication Video control Access contro...

Page 9: ...ation It contains reserves and can be used independent of the applications E g one lets the local network and the telephony operate via the same cabling Structured cabling includes the following points Standardized components wires connectors etc Hierarchical network topology star tree etc Recommendations for laying and installation Standardized measuring testing and documentation processes Object...

Page 10: ...Overview System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 10 ISO IEC 11801 2002 and EN 50173 1 2003 P 1500 m 1 1 500 m 2 90 m 1 2 90 m 10 m 100 m A B C D 1 2 1 2 E 3 4 5 6 Fig 2 Structured cabling ...

Page 11: ...ve Cabling is divided into the following areas Site cabling primary cabling Building cabling secondary cabling Floor cabling tertiary cabling The cabling standards are optimized for the following geographic expansion Expansion 3000 m Area 1 000 000 sqm Users 50 50 000 Maximum admissible cable lengths have been specified in every cabling sector and must be adhered to during installation Many transm...

Page 12: ...the investment Secondary cabling building cabling The secondary area is designated as building cabling or rising area cabling The secondary area implements the joint cabling of individual floors or storeys within a building Here the preferred use is glass fibre cables 50 µm or copper cables with a maximum length of 500 m Tertiary cabling floor cabling The tertiary area is designated as floor cabli...

Page 13: ... are not listed in this system manual Please obtain the desired current design versions and the corresponding complete article numbers as well as the order numbers from the respective product catalogues or the online catalogue at https busch jaeger catalogue com 1 7 Basic principles Information about basic functions and principles of operation of the devices are available at Chapter 4 Information ...

Page 14: ... operated access devices and transponder keys as well as access authorizations for persons are managed in the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro The local communication of the battery operated access devices is carried out via radio control The ABB AccessControl can be operated independent or via the Smart Access Point Pro with additional systems e g ABB Welcome IP or the home netwo...

Page 15: ...NAL SYSTEMS Universities Dormitories Academies Schools Research institutes Kindergartens HEALTH SYSTEMS Hospitals Nursing homes Assisted living Infirmaries Home nursing sevices PUBLIC FACILITIES Parliaments Town halls Ministries Authorities and administrative facilities LOGISTICS Airports Harbours Logistic centers Railway stations Ships Warehouses HOTEL CHAINS Design and luxury hotels Family hotel...

Page 16: ... part 3 Profile type EU CH MO RIM SCAN DB Europe Swiss Mortise RIM Scandinavian oval Deadbolt 4 Cylinder length for exterior side of door XX In mm 5 Cylinder length for interior side of door XX In mm 6 Spacing between reading head and cylinder mechanics 3 8 13 3 mm Reserved for 8 mm Reserved for 13 mm 7 End piece T K N Rotary knob Reserved for Electronic reading head No end piece 8 Surfaces Readin...

Page 17: ...em Manual 2CKA001473B5074 17 2 3 2 Cylindrical lock Cylindrical lock for Europe Profile EU 1 2 Fig 4 Cylindrical lock profile EU No Cylindrical lock 1 Semi cylinder with reading head 2 Double cylinder with reading head and hand knob ...

Page 18: ...nual 2CKA001473B5074 18 Cylindrical lock for Switzerland Profile Switzerland oval 1 2 Fig 5 Cylindrical lock profile Switzerland oval No Cylindrical lock 1 Semi cylinder with reading head 2 Double cylinder with reading head and hand knob ...

Page 19: ...ck for Scandinavia Profile Scandinavian oval Fig 6 Profile Scandinavian oval Semi cylinder with reading head Cylindrical lock for Great Britain RIM profile Fig 7 RIM profile Semi cylinder with reading head Mortise profile Fig 8 Mortise profile Semi cylinder with reading head ...

Page 20: ...anaging the ABB AccessControl system with the PC or a mobile terminal device For opening the Web based user interface of the Smart Access Point Pro you require a computer with a LAN or WLAN network adaptor and an installed Internet browser The Smart Access Point Pro has the following main functions Direct activation of up to 16 Electronic cylindrical lock Managing up to 600 Electronic cylindrical ...

Page 21: ...lindrical lock Power supply via a separate power supply adapter 4 Transponder keys The Electronic cylindrical lock are operated with the transponder keys The transponder keys are ordered separately The transponder keys are preconfigured and ready for operation The transponder keys are personalized in the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro in three steps A user is created in the mana...

Page 22: ...led but have not yet been put into operation To operate the construction site card no radio connection is required between the reading head of a Electronic cylindrical lock and the Smart Access Point Pro A construction site card is ordered separately A construction site card is preconfigured and ready for operation There is no personalization A construction site card can be used in every ABB Acces...

Page 23: ...lectronic cylindrical lock For normal use this set lasts approximately 2 to 3 years For normal use this set lasts for approximately 130 000 actuations Commercially available LR1 batteries are used for replacement 3 Gauge for cylindrical lock commercially available To facilitate the measuring of the width of doors the trade offers a variety of gauges Yet special gauges are not absolutely necessary ...

Page 24: ...2 3 6 Prerequisites Safety fittings 1 A B Fig 11 Mounting situation for safety fittings A Standard door fitting Mounting the Electronic cylindrical lock possible B Door safety fitting with core pulling protection cylinder protection Mounting the Electronic cylindrical lock is not possible ...

Page 25: ...nd conditions of space To mount the Electronic cylindrical lock sufficient space must be available to the door frame After the Electronic cylindrical lock is mounted one should still be able to fully wrap the fingers around the the knob During the cold season or in refrigerated areas also when wearing gloves ...

Page 26: ...Overview of product range System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 26 2 3 7 Measuring the cylindrical lock A B Fig 13 Measuring the cylindrical lock Width of door ...

Page 27: ...5 60 65 70 30 x x x x x x x x x 35 x x x x x x x x x 40 x x x x x x x x x 45 x x x x x x x x x 50 x x x x x x x x x 55 x x x x x x x x x 60 x x x x x x x x x 65 x x x x x x x x x 70 x x x x x x x x x Table 5 Lengths in millimetres Standard sizes Standard sizes are available immediately All other sizes have delivery period of 4 to 6 weeks ...

Page 28: ...ders Profile Europe EU and Switzerland CH 2 3 1 Fig 15 Dismantling old cylinders Profile Europe EU and Switzerland CH To dismantle the existing old cylinders perform the following items 1 Turn the driver down vertically 2 Screw out the forend screw 3 Remove the cylinder Dismantling old cylinders Profile Scandinavian oval 1 2 3 Fig 16 Dismantling old cylinders Profile Scandinavian oval To dismantle...

Page 29: ...ers Profile RIM For the RIM cylinder profile there are two basic types of locks A With base and separate base plate B Complete lock body A 1 Screw out the lateral screws and remove the lock body The baseplate remains in position 2 Remove the cylindrical lock B 1 Screw out the screws and remove the entire lock 2 Remove the cylindrical lock ...

Page 30: ...1473B5074 30 Dismantling old cylinders Mortise profile 3 1 2 Fig 18 Dismantling old cylinders Mortise profile 1 Insert the key 2 Loosen the fixing screw to the point where the cylinder can be turned 3 Screw out the cylinder with the aid of the key ...

Page 31: ...ing structure see chapter 5 2 Building structure on page 95 Step 3 Placing of Smart Access Point Pro Placing the Smart Access Point Pro in building structure of the management software see chapter 5 4 1 Placing the Smart Access Point Pro on page 114 Step 4 Commissioning of RF IP Gateway Commissioning the RF IP Gateway in the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro see chapter 3 2 3 RF IP...

Page 32: ...nstallation of the devices All Electronic cylindrical lock can be commissioned together locally For this all devices of the system must be located in close proximity to the Smart Access Point Pro After the joint commissioning the devices are then mounted at their area of application If additional devices are required for the application of the Electronic cylindrical lock RF IP Gateway or RF Repeat...

Page 33: ...e wizard with selection of the system mode see chapter 3 1 4 Commissioning the Smart Access Point on page 36 3 1 2 Connecting a PC with the Smart Access Point Attention Loss of data The Smart Access Point safely integrates the device found into the system with the aid of certificates This makes encrypted communication between all devices possible Perform a backup after commissioning If the Smart A...

Page 34: ...PC 1 Connecting the PC with the WLAN of the Smart Access Point The WLAN access data are located on the device Remove the cover of the device Fig 21 Entering the IP address in a browser 2 Call up the start page of the Smart Access Point in a commercially available browser For this enter the IP address 192 168 3 1 in the address line of the browser ...

Page 35: ... the example of a ABB Welcome IP system Also when an integration of additional systems is not or not yet intended you should already now consider the selection of the system mode The system mode cannot be changed later Preliminary information about the selection of the system modes B A P E o P E o Fig 22 Preliminary information about the selection of the system modes ...

Page 36: ...ess range is used to communicate with the ABB Welcome IP participants In parallel the Smart Access Point can be connected with a router per WLAN or LAN and act as DHCP Client Here the device receives an additional IP address assigned by the router This it uses in addition to its own 10s IP address Mode One family house terraced house For a units network The Smart Access Point is located in the uni...

Page 37: ...g 23 Commissioning Smart Access Point Language 1 Select the language Fig 24 Commissioning Smart Access Point Licence agreements 2 Accept the following licence agreements End user licence agreement Software licence agreement Data protection declaration ...

Page 38: ...d in the initial setup and it cannot be changed after the initial setup If you want to change the building type you need to reset the Smart Access Point to the factory settings Fig 26 Commissioning Smart Access Point Location 4 Enter the location A time zone can be selected from a drop down menu This step can be skipped During the later reconnection there is an automatic request for an adjustment ...

Page 39: ...g the initial setup The password rule is displayed in a dialogue window when you enter the password This password replaces the previous WLAN Access Point password of the Smart Access Point The factory password is printed on the Smart Access Point The password is later necessary each time the Smart Access Point is called up Note down the password Country code Ensure that the country code is selecte...

Page 40: ... integrated now or later into the ABB Welcome IP For the application of the Smart Access Point in the ABB Welcome IP system a selection of the type of connection is absolutely necessary Even when no connection to a local network is planned If this step is skipped no devices can be added to the system after commissioning If currently no connection to a local network is currently planned select LAN ...

Page 41: ...art Access Point can reach them even if they use a DHCP client IP address Option 2 WLAN All communication with system devices of the ABB Welcome IP is carried out via a WLAN interface All system devices of the ABB Welcome IP keep their own IP address when they are used in the building network The Smart Access Point can reach them even if they use a DHCP client IP address Option 3 Skip the selectio...

Page 42: ... is activated The Smart Access Point functions as DHCP client If the Smart Access Point is connected to DHCP server router the IP address is assigned automatically Checkbox Obtain IP address automatically is deactivated The Smart Access Point is to be reached in a network that operates with static IP addresses Here the network parameters such as IP address subnet mask and gateway must be configure...

Page 43: ... on Connect to establish the connection to the WLAN network Fig 31 Commissioning Smart Access Point Administrator account 8 Create administrator account first admin user The administrator account has management and modification rights for the entire system Additional accounts can be added at a later point in time For example an account with rights only for the administration of keys and names The ...

Page 44: ...n is used when the Smart Access Point is installed in a public area and is not physically accessible to unauthorized users For this option the registration for a myBuildings account is necessary If you are not yet registered for a myBuildings account this can be done for this selection in the next step Notice The reset option can only be specifies during the initial setup and cannot be changed aft...

Page 45: ...dings account This page is displayed when the reset option is set on With myBuildings account 1 A myBuildings account is required for this reset option The myBuildings portal is called up via the Register link There an account can be registered if one is not yet available 2 Enter the user name the password and the display name Then click on Connect A connection with the myBuildings portal is estab...

Page 46: ...reen Fig 36 Commissioning Smart Access Point Overview of settings 12 Overview of settings The Overview of settings page is merely a display in which all the settings made can be checked again If you navigate with the mouse pointer to the right next to the text a photo sequence is faded in If a setting is to be changed navigate via the forward back buttons to the page with the desired settings to c...

Page 47: ...al 2CKA001473B5074 47 Fig 37 Commissioning Smart Access Point Confirm settings 13 Confirm the settings made The system configures itself Fig 38 Commissioning Smart Access Point Confirm commissioning 14 Confirm the configuration ...

Page 48: ...ess Point mode the LED lights up red The WLAN connection with the Smart Access Point is activated with the new data From now on the Smart Access Point switches directly into the Access Point after every boot up For the additional commissioning access can be gained to the Smart Access Point either via WLAN AP or via LAN Attention The Smart Access Point can only be accessed via WLAN with the new acc...

Page 49: ...system the IP address of the connection must be put on the same area on the PC laptop as that of the device only required once Otherwise the Web browser does not establish a connection to the device Setting of the IP address according to the example of Windows 10 operating system Fig 40 Setting the IP address in the PC example Windows 10 ...

Page 50: ...nnections is displayed 4 Mark the network connections in the dialogue field and open them with a right click Properties 3 5 Mark in dialogue field Internet protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 2 6 Open in dialogue field Properties 3 7 Activate in dialogue field Use the following IP address 4 8 Enter the desired IP address at IP address 5 9 At Subnet mask Only enter a click 6 The address is located automati...

Page 51: ...t Access Point Pro This must be the Smart Access Point Pro that is used in the system Smart Access Point Pro The Smart Access Point Pro must be ready for operation A PC is connected with the Smart Access Point Pro The management software of the Smart Access Point Pro is opened on the PC The serial number of the Electronic cylindrical lock This is located on the reading head The batteries of the El...

Page 52: ...smantled and put near the Smart Access Point Pro For additional information see chapter 3 2 2 Adding larger projects devices in advance on page 55 The Electronic cylindrical lock is not yet mounted The Electronic cylindrical lock together with the required ancillary devices is brought into the radio range of the Smart Access Point Pro For additional information see chapter 3 2 2 Adding larger proj...

Page 53: ... reading head change into the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro For the necessary steps in the management software see chapter 5 2 2 Creating floors on page 99 The reading head is added to the list of available devices 7 Placing the reading head in the building structure of the Smart Access Point Pro To place the reading head change into the management software of the Smart Access ...

Page 54: ...th the Smart Access Point Pro on page 122 If the Smart Access Point Pro RF IP Gateway or RF Repeater is not yet placed carry this out first see chapter 5 2 Building structure on page 95 and see chapter 5 4 Access control on page 113 If the Electronic cylindrical lock is logged placed and coupled into the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro locking rights for the lock can be created f...

Page 55: ...is mounted at a different area of application at a later point in time Notice This slightly more complex commissioning takes place against the background that the entire device control is carried out outside of the battery operated access devices This reduces the energy consumption of the reading heads and increases the service life of the batteries 3 2 3 RF IP Gateway The following points are a p...

Page 56: ...o The Smart Access Point Pro must be ready for operation A PC is connected with the Smart Access Point Pro The management software of the Smart Access Point Pro is opened on the PC Use the following points for commissioning the RF Repeater 1 Ensure that there is a radio connection between the RF Repeater and the Smart Access Point Pro The radio connection can be implemented in different ways The R...

Page 57: ...Access Point Pro with the Smart Access Point Pro RF IP Gateway or a RF Repeater To couple change into the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro For the necessary steps in the management software see chapter 5 4 6 Coupling the RF Repeater on page 129 If the Smart Access Point Pro RF IP Gateway or an additional RF Repeater is not yet placed carry this out first see chapter 5 3 Device con...

Page 58: ... lock from the system on page 162 3 3 2 RF IP Gateway If the RF IP Gateway is to be removed from the system this is carried out in the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro 1 Removing the RF IP Gateway from the building structure see chapter 5 7 5 Removing the RF Repeater from the room on page 160 2 Removing the RF IP Gateway from the management software Page 164 3 3 3 RF Repeater If t...

Page 59: ... to the Settings function 3 Change to the Project backup function Creating data backup 1 The backup file is created via the Create new project backup function Playback of data backup 1 The backup file is imported via the Import project backup function Attention Loss of data If no backup is available and the data in the Smart Access Point are lost the battery operated access systems can no longer b...

Page 60: ...ompletely resetting the Smart Access Point Use the following steps for the reset 1 Connect a PC with the Smart Access Point More detailed information for connecting see chapter 3 1 2 Connecting a PC with the Smart Access Point on page 33 2 Change to the Settings Service function 3 Call up the Reset default settings function 4 Select the areas that are to be reset 5 Confirm the selection The Smart ...

Page 61: ... PC with the Smart Access Point More detailed information for connecting see chapter 3 1 2 Connecting a PC with the Smart Access Point on page 33 2 Call up the start page of the Smart Access Point in a commercially available browser with one of the following IP addresses Via the static IP address 10 0 0 1 Via the IP address 192 168 3 1 if the Smart Access Point is in the Access Point mode The Smar...

Page 62: ... cylindrical lock The Electronic cylindrical lock is switched with the aid of a transponder key via RFID The RFID transponder key is a small tag that contains a programmed chip The transponder key that is held in front of the reading head of the Electronic cylindrical lock permits authorized persons access to the building or room Every transponder key has its own individual serial number that is s...

Page 63: ... in front of the cylinder A Operation of the cylindrical lock is not possible It is only when a person with access rights holds his transponder key in front of the reading head that the reading head switches and establishes a mechanical connection to the cylindrical lock for a few seconds The lock can then be opened B After the preset time has expired the reading head automatically switches back i...

Page 64: ...between the individual devices therefore amounts to approximately 10 meters To increase the transmission range RF Repeater are used With the use of RF Repeater the total transmission range in a radio line can be increased to approximately 40 meters If a transmission range larger than 40 meters is required this is implemented with the use of additional RF IP Gateway Notice Only Bluetooth frequencie...

Page 65: ... Electronic cylindrical lock Up to 3 RF Repeater Up to 64 RF IP Gateway RF Repeater Up to 16 Electronic cylindrical lock Feed through of the capacity of the Smart Access Point Pro RF IP Gateway RF IP Gateway Up to 16 Electronic cylindrical lock Up to 3 RF Repeater Table 7 Activation capacity Transmission ranges Radio range between 2 individual devices Approx 10 meters Radio range within a radio li...

Page 66: ...es The radio range between each device amounts to a maximum of 10 meters Seen from a Smart Access Point Pro or RF IP Gateway up to 3 RF Repeater can be switched in sequence Such a sequence forms a radio line This results in a maximum radio range between a Smart Access Point Pro or RF IP Gateway up to the remotest Electronic cylindrical lock of around 40 meters ...

Page 67: ...via the Smart Access Point Pro or a RF IP Gateway The Electronic cylindrical lock can be freely distributed in the radio line to the RF Repeater Each RF IP Gateway in the radio line can operate from 0 to 16 Electronic cylindrical lock However the maximum number of 16 Electronic cylindrical lock in the radio line must not be exceeded No Electronic cylindrical lock can be operated on the Smart Acces...

Page 68: ...s in a single radio line is often insufficient In this case the more remotely located devices are activated via RF IP Gateway with independent radio lines The transmission range that can be implemented within a ABB AccessControl system is therefore only limited via th transmission range of the IP network For the details of the transmission range that can be implemented within an IP network see cha...

Page 69: ... Pro a separate 24 V power supply The distances are within the radio range of around 10 meters That is why additional devices to increase the range are not required Up to 16 Electronic cylindrical lock can be activated via a Smart Access Point Pro If the total number of the Electronic cylindrical lock is smaller additional devices to increase the capacity are not required Detailed information abou...

Page 70: ...a Electronic cylindrical lock Example of the setup of the ground floor of a one family house in the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro The Electronic cylindrical lock is connected with the Smart Access Point Pro Information for the creation of a building structure see chapter 5 2 Building structure on page 95 ...

Page 71: ... a PoE switch is not planned and that is why the Smart Access Point Pro a separate 24 V power supply The distances are within the radio range of around 10 meters That is why additional devices to increase the range are not required Up to 16 Electronic cylindrical lock can be activated via a Smart Access Point Pro If the total number of the Electronic cylindrical lock is smaller additional devices ...

Page 72: ...c cylindrical lock Fig 59 Building structure Multifamily house with 3 Electronic cylindrical lock Example of a setup of a floor with 2 apartments in the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro The Electronic cylindrical lock are connected with the Smart Access Point Pro Information for the creation of a building structure see chapter 5 2 Building structure on page 95 ...

Page 73: ... IP Gateway is required for the distribution of data for each additional floor The ABB AccessControl system in this example is not networked with other systems A PoE switch is required for the use of an RF IP Gateway The power for the Smart Access Point Pro and the RF IP Gateway is supplied via the PoE switch The distances within a floor are within the radio range of around 10 meters That is why a...

Page 74: ...ily house with 4 Electronic cylindrical lock Example of a setup of the apartments of a multifamily house in the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro Information for the creation of a building structure see chapter 5 2 Building structure on page 95 Floor 1 The Electronic cylindrical lock is connected with the Smart Access Point Pro Floor 2 The Electronic cylindrical lock are connected ...

Page 75: ...adio range of around 10 meters That is why additional devices to increase the range are not required within the floors Detailed information about the capacity and network planning is available at see chapter 4 2 Capacity Transmission range on page 65 Basement with archive The installation of an increase of the transmission range into the basement is not available Since there is no radio connection...

Page 76: ...Information about planning and application System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 76 10 m 10 m 10 m 10 m POE 10 m Fig 63 Overview Multifamily house with medical practice and archive ...

Page 77: ...amily house with medical practice and archive Fig 65 Building structure Multifamily house with 4 Electronic cylindrical lock Example of a setup of the apartments of a multifamily house in the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro Information for the creation of a building structure see chapter 5 2 Building structure on page 95 ...

Page 78: ...l lock are connected with the Smart Access Point Pro The Electronic cylindrical lock for the archive is marked as device with missing connection as soon as it is outside the transmission range of the Smart Access Point Pro for its use Floor 2 The Electronic cylindrical lock are connected with the RF IP Gateway ...

Page 79: ...gnals That is why the additional use of an RF IP Gateway is required for the distribution of data for each area between the fire walls The ABB AccessControl system in this example is not networked with other systems A PoE switch is required for the use of an RF IP Gateway The power for the Smart Access Point Pro and the RF IP Gateway is supplied via the PoE switch The distances within an area are ...

Page 80: ...tion about planning and application System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 80 POE Fig 66 Overview top view Residential building with more than 10 meters transmission route and radio signal inhibition through fire walls ...

Page 81: ...ing and application System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 81 LAN PoE LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN DC LAN LAN PoE Fig 67 Connection Residential building with more than 10 meters transmission route and radio signal inhibition through fire walls ...

Page 82: ...re walls Example of a setup of the apartments of a multifamily house in the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro Information for the creation of a building structure see chapter 5 2 Building structure on page 95 Main entrance The Electronic cylindrical lock is connected with the Smart Access Point Pro Fire protection areas The Electronic cylindrical lock are connected with the RF IP G...

Page 83: ...why the additional use of an RF IP Gateway is required for the distribution of data for each additional floor The ABB AccessControl system in this example is not networked with other systems A PoE switch is required for the use of an RF IP Gateway The power for the Smart Access Point Pro and the RF IP Gateway is supplied via the PoE switch The distances within a floor are above the radio range of ...

Page 84: ...Information about planning and application System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 84 POE 24 V DC Fig 69 Overview Multi floor residential building with more than 10 meters transmission route ...

Page 85: ...em Manual 2CKA001473B5074 85 GND DC N L 100 240 V GND D C LAN GND D C LAN LAN LAN PoE LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN D C LAN LAN PoE Fig 70 Connection Multi floor residential building with more than 10 meters transmission route ...

Page 86: ...ultifamily house with a transmission route of more than 10 meters within a floor in the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro Information for the creation of a building structure see chapter 5 2 Building structure on page 95 Floor 1 The Electronic cylindrical lock is connected with the Smart Access Point Pro Floor 2 and additional floors The Electronic cylindrical lock are connected wi...

Page 87: ...ment The distribution of signals in the additional buildings and the respective floors is taken over by RF IP Gateway A LAN network is required for the connection between the different buildings The power for the devices used in this example is therefore supplied via PoE In this example there are no further IP devices in operation in the parking garage The RF IP Gateway can therefore be operated w...

Page 88: ...mation about planning and application System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 88 P Up Link P E o P E o Fig 72 Overview Perimeter with more than 40 meters transmission route and less than 16 Electronic cylindrical lock ...

Page 89: ...tem Manual 2CKA001473B5074 89 P LAN PoE LAN LAN LAN LAN Up Link LAN LAN LAN LAN PoE LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN LAN DC LAN LAN PoE Fig 73 Connection Perimeter with more than 40 meters transmission route and less than 16 Electronic cylindrical lock ...

Page 90: ... link connection with a normal LAN cable with a LAN connection of the next switch When the switch has no up link connection Connect a LAN connection with a crossover cable with a LAN connection of the next switch Attention Malfunctions For building interlinking cabling observe the specifications of the structured cabling glass fibre line see chapter 1 5 Fundamentals of structured cabling on page 9...

Page 91: ...73B5074 91 Fig 74 Building structure Perimeter with more than 40 meters transmission route and less than 16 Electronic cylindrical lock Example of a system setup with several buildings including parking garage in the management software of the Smart Access Point Pro ...

Page 92: ...c cylindrical lock is connected with the RF IP Gateway Building 1 Floor 2 The Electronic cylindrical lock are connected with the RF IP Gateway Building 2 Floor 1 The Electronic cylindrical lock is connected with the Smart Access Point Pro Building 2 Floor 2 The Electronic cylindrical lock are connected with the RF IP Gateway Parking garage The Electronic cylindrical lock is connected with the RF I...

Page 93: ...cessControl is influenced by the building structure If the radio signals must pass through a reinforced concrete wall the transmission range can be reduced Errors during running operation The devices of the ABB AccessControl are permanently installed This causes no problems due to changes of location Errors can be caused when foreign devices near the communication process send on the same frequenc...

Page 94: ...f the ABB AccessControl are placed and coupled with each other in the Access control area For the functions in the Access control area see chapter 5 4 Access control on page 113 3 User management The locking rights of persons are assigned and managed in the User management area For the functions in the User management area see chapter 5 5 User management on page 131 4 Device configuration In the D...

Page 95: ...4 95 5 2 Building structure The buildings floors and rooms are created via menu item Building structure in the main menu of the Smart Access Point Pro Fig 76 Building structure menu The following settings are made in menu item Building structure Add buildings Add floors Add rooms ...

Page 96: ...e the building perform the following steps Fig 77 Selecting the building structure type 1 In the Building structure type window select whether it is a Single building or Several buildings Fig 78 Selecting the floor plan type 2 In the Floor plan type select whether the floors exhibit a similar or different floor plan ...

Page 97: ...ing the building form 4 Click on the building The building gets a blue background Buttons appear at the edge of the building with which the form and size of the building can be adjusted The building is turned with button 1 The position of the individual edges is changed with button 2 The size of the building is enlarged or reduced with button 3 5 Enter the name of the building in field 4 6 Click o...

Page 98: ...ment software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 98 Fig 81 Selecting a building for further editing Click on the building name in the list 1 to select the building for further editing ...

Page 99: ...ate the floors perform the following steps Fig 82 Selecting the floor version 1 Select the floor versions from the list 1 and pull it onto the building 2 Fig 83 Floor characteristics 2 Click on the floor 1 3 Select the floor type from the list 2 and click on the Save 3 button 4 Add additional floors if required ...

Page 100: ...Management software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 100 Fig 84 Selecting a floor for further editing 5 Click on a floor in the list 1 to select it for further editing ...

Page 101: ...ll it onto the working area 2 Fig 86 Edit room 2 Click on the room The room gets a blue background Buttons appear at the edge of the room with which the form and size of the room can be adjusted The room is turned with button 1 The size of the room is enlarged or reduced with button 2 The position of the individual edges is changed with button 3 3 Enter the name of the room in field 4 or select an...

Page 102: ...tware in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 102 4 Click on the Save button 6 Fig 87 Creating additional rooms 5 Repeat the working steps until the floor plan of the floor has been fully created ...

Page 103: ...Device configuration Devices are added via menu item Device configuration in the main menu of the Smart Access Point Pro Fig 88 Menu Device configuration The following settings are made in menu item Device configuration 1 Add devices Delete devices from the system Change device properties ...

Page 104: ...al 2CKA001473B5074 104 5 3 1 Add Smart Access Point Pro Fig 89 Smart Access Point Pro in the list of available devices The Smart Access Point Pro is not added After initial commissioning the Smart Access Point Pro automatically in the list of available devices 1 ...

Page 105: ...l lock data 2 Enter the name of the Electronic cylindrical lock in field 1 3 Assign the Electronic cylindrical lock to the building structure 2 building floor room The assignment to the building structure can also be made later see chapter 5 2 Building structure on page 95 4 Enter the serial number 3 of the Electronic cylindrical lock The serial number is located on the type plate in the battery c...

Page 106: ...anagement software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 106 Fig 92 Electronic cylindrical lock created The created Electronic cylindrical lock is displayed in the Cylinder field 1 ...

Page 107: ...e emergency situation for a transponder key With this emergency card the selected Electronic cylindrical lock can also be opened when the Electronic cylindrical lock has no radio connection to the Smart Access Point Pro This for example is the case during a power failure of the Smart Access Point Pro or in a room to which a radio connection has not been set up Use the following steps to set up the...

Page 108: ...the system are shown in the list see chapter 5 5 3 Add authentication on page 138 The emergency function can be set up for every listed transponder key This turns the transponder key into an emergency card 5 Confirm the selection The emergency function for the transponder key has been set up The selected Electronic cylindrical lock can be opened with this emergency card even during a non existing ...

Page 109: ...mart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 109 Abb 96 Add RF IP Gateway 1 Click on the RF IP Gateway button 1 2 Click on the Search button 2 Fig 97 Search for RF IP Gateway The system searches for reachable RF IP Gateway ...

Page 110: ...n the list view 3 Enter the name of the RF IP Gateway in field 1 4 Enter the serial number 2 of the RF IP Gateway 5 Assign the RF IP Gateway to the building structure 3 building floor room The assignment to the building structure can also be made later see chapter 5 2 Building structure on page 95 6 Click on the Save button 4 The RF IP Gateway has been created ...

Page 111: ...Abb 99 Add RF Repeater 1 Click on the RF Repeater button 1 2 Click on the Add user button 2 Fig 100 RF Repeater characteristics 3 Enter the name of the RF Repeater in field 1 4 Assign the RF Repeater to the building structure 2 building floor room The assignment to the building structure can also be made later see chapter 5 2 Building structure on page 95 ...

Page 112: ...Management software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 112 5 Enter the serial number 3 of the RF Repeater 6 Click on the Save button 4 The RF Repeater has been created ...

Page 113: ...ss control In menu item Access control 1 in the main menu of the Smart Access Point Pro the devices of the ABB AccessControl system are distributed to the individual rooms and floors in the building structure Also the coupling of the devices of the ABB AccessControl Fig 101 Menu Access control ...

Page 114: ...stem Manual 2CKA001473B5074 114 5 4 1 Placing the Smart Access Point Pro To place a Smart Access Point Pro perform the following steps Fig 102 Selecting the building 1 Select the desired building 1 Fig 103 Selecting the floor 2 Select the desired floor 1 ...

Page 115: ...Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 115 Abb 104 Pulling the Smart Access Point Pro onto the room 3 Pull the Smart Access Point Pro 1 onto the desired room 2 Fig 105 Allocation of Smart Access Point Pro 4 Select Smart Access Point Pro from the list 1 ...

Page 116: ...re in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 116 Fig 106 Allocation of Smart Access Point Pro Details 5 Enter the desired designation for Smart Access Point Pro in field 1 6 Click on the Save button 2 ...

Page 117: ...nt Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 117 5 4 2 Placing the RF IP Gateway To place a RF IP Gateway perform the following steps Fig 107 Selecting the building 1 Select the desired building 1 Fig 108 Selecting the floor 2 Select the desired floor 1 ...

Page 118: ...mart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 118 Abb 109 Pulling the RF IP Gateway onto the room 3 Pull the RF IP Gateway 1 onto the desired room 2 Fig 110 Allocation of RF IP Gateway 4 Select RF IP Gateway from the list 1 ...

Page 119: ...nt software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 119 Fig 111 Allocation of RF IP Gateway Details 5 Enter the desired designation for RF IP Gateway in field 1 6 Click on the Save button 2 ...

Page 120: ...cal lock To place a Electronic cylindrical lock perform the following steps Fig 112 Pulling the Electronic cylindrical lock onto the room 1 Pull the Electronic cylindrical lock from the list 1 onto the desired room 2 Fig 113 Allocation of Electronic cylindrical lock 1 2 Select the Electronic cylindrical lock from the list ...

Page 121: ... 3 Enter a name for the Electronic cylindrical lock and click on the Save button Fig 115 Electronic cylindrical lock in the room The newly created Electronic cylindrical lock 1 and the Smart Access Point Pro 2 are displayed in the room The icon and the missing connecting line show that there is yet no connection between the two devices ...

Page 122: ...ems access from outside is not possible This could be an unauthorized access The battery operated access systems must then be reset in the manufacturer s factory Make absolutely certain that you have a backup of the data of the Smart Access Point The newly created Electronic cylindrical lock must now be linked coupled with the Smart Access Point Pro Use the following steps to couple the Electronic...

Page 123: ...74 123 Fig 117 Coupling process 1 3 3 Follow the instructions on the display and hold the maintenance card in front of the Electronic cylindrical lock Fig 118 Coupling process 2 3 4 Hold the maintenance card in front of the Electronic cylindrical lock until the LED flashes green ...

Page 124: ...ndrical lock created The successful coupling of both devices is displayed with a broken line 1 The Electronic cylindrical lock is ready for operation and can be occupied with locking rights via the user management see chapter 5 5 User management on page 131 Notice This example describes the direct coupling to the Smart Access Point Pro Depending on the area of application the Electronic cylindrica...

Page 125: ...stem Manual 2CKA001473B5074 125 to the last interconnected RF Repeater or to a RF IP Gateway also with or without interconnected RF Repeater The coupling method is always the same For different coupling situations see chapter 4 3 Case studies on page 69 ...

Page 126: ...oint Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 126 5 4 5 Placing the RF Repeater To place a RF Repeater perform the following steps Fig 121 Selecting the building 1 Select the desired building 1 Fig 122 Selecting the floor 2 Select the desired floor 1 ...

Page 127: ...he Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 127 Abb 123 Pulling the RF Repeater onto the room 3 Pull the RF Repeater 1 onto the desired room 2 Fig 124 Allocation of RF Repeater 4 Select RF Repeater from the list 1 ...

Page 128: ...ment software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 128 Fig 125 Allocation of RF Repeater Details 5 Enter the desired designation for RF Repeater in field 1 6 Click on the Save button 2 ...

Page 129: ...to couple the RF Repeater with the Smart Access Point Pro Fig 126 Coupling the RF Repeater with the Smart Access Point Pro 1 Pull the RF Repeater 1 from the list into the desired room 2 Click on the RF Repeater 1 3 Click on the Smart Access Point Pro 2 Fig 127 Coupling process The progress of the coupling process is displayed in the window ...

Page 130: ...eater is now coupled with the Smart Access Point Pro The successful coupling of both devices is displayed with a broken line 1 Notice If several RF Repeater have been coupled consecutively in a radio line one device will always be coupled with the next one Finally the Electronic cylindrical lock is coupled with the last RF Repeater in the radio line ...

Page 131: ...te new users Create new user groups Create transponder keys Create transponder keys and assign to a user authentication Assign and manage locking rights for users The following steps are required to assign locking rights 1 Create user see chapter 5 5 1 Create user on page 132 2 Assign transponder key to a user and read the data of the transponder key into the management software of the Smart Acces...

Page 132: ...e Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 132 5 5 1 Create user To add a user perform the following steps Fig 130 Adding users 1 Click on the Users button 1 2 Click on the Add user button 2 Fig 131 User Enter data ...

Page 133: ...Enter the data for the new user 4 Confirm the entries The new user has been created Fig 132 Selecting user 5 Select the desired user 1 from the list for further editing Fig 133 Editing users 6 Enter the data e g rights groups password e mail address and user role in the parameter fields ...

Page 134: ...Management software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 134 Notice The precise descriptions of the user parameters are available in the product manuals of the respective devices ...

Page 135: ...ng right to a specific room is issued to a user group all members of this group automatically have the locking right The locking right must not be assigned separately to each individual user To add a user group perform the following steps Fig 134 Creating a user group 1 Click on the User groups button 1 2 Click on the Add user groups button 2 Fig 135 Data input of user group 3 Assign a name for th...

Page 136: ...election The new user group has been created Fig 136 Selecting a user group 6 Select the desired user group 1 from the list for further editing Fig 137 User group Selecting rights characteristics 7 Select the desired rights characteristics 1 from the list for further editing If users are to be taken into the group select the Users area 1 ...

Page 137: ...Management software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 137 Fig 138 User group Adding users 8 To add a user click on the available user 1 and confirm the selection ...

Page 138: ...ocation to the created users user groups and Electronic cylindrical lock For each transponder key in the system an authentication must be created in the Smart Access Point Pro To add an authentication perform the following steps Fig 139 Selecting user 1 Select the desired user for the new transponder key in the list 1 Fig 140 Selecting the ID authentication 2 Click on the ID authentication button ...

Page 139: ...Management software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 139 Fig 141 Adding authentication 3 Click on the Add authentication button 1 ...

Page 140: ...em Manual 2CKA001473B5074 140 Fig 142 Add authentication for access control button 4 Click on the Add authentication for access control button 1 Fig 143 New authentication 5 Enter a clearly identifiable name in field Card name 1 for the new transponder key ...

Page 141: ...ylindrical lock merely serves for reading the data of the transponder key into the management software No locking rights are assigned Fig 145 Holding the transponder keys in front 7 Follow the instructions on the display and hold the transponder key in front of the selected Electronic cylindrical lock The card number of the transponder key is automatically entered The transponder key of the user i...

Page 142: ...Management software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 142 Notice Then the user must still be assigned the locking right for the desired Electronic cylindrical lock ...

Page 143: ...d 1 The user does not yet have locking rights This locking right must now be assigned to him Fig 146 Electronic cylindrical lock not assigned Use the following steps to assign the user the locking right for the desired Electronic cylindrical lock Fig 147 Assigning locking right for Electronic cylindrical lock 1 Pull the Electronic cylindrical lock into the Assigned area via drag and drop ...

Page 144: ...ansponder key the user has the locking right to this Electronic cylindrical lock Notice If several transponder keys have been assigned to the user the user automatically has the locking right with all transponder keys for the Electronic cylindrical lock that are displayed as assigned in field Assigned Notice If the user is to receive the locking right to several Electronic cylindrical lock repeat ...

Page 145: ...473B5074 145 5 6 Deleting data from the User management menu The deletion of the Electronic cylindrical lock transponder keys and locking rights is carried out via menu item User management 1 in the main menu of the Smart Access Point Pro Fig 150 Menu item User management ...

Page 146: ...t Use the following steps to delete a locking right Fig 151 Electronic cylindrical lock assigned 1 Click on the desired Electronic cylindrical lock 1 Fig 152 Confirming the withdrawal of locking rights 2 Confirm the question with button 1 The locking right for this Electronic cylindrical lock has been withdrawn ...

Page 147: ...anagement software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 147 Fig 153 Electronic cylindrical lock not assigned The Electronic cylindrical lock is displayed in the Not assigned area 1 ...

Page 148: ...thentication To delete an authentication a transponder key perform the following steps Fig 154 ID authentication 1 Click on the ID authentication button 1 All authentications of the user are displayed Fig 155 Deleting authentication 2 Click on the desired authentication 1 3 Click on the Delete button 2 ...

Page 149: ...anagement software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 149 Fig 156 Confirming the deletion of the authentication 4 Confirm the question with button 1 The authentication is deleted ...

Page 150: ...Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 150 5 6 3 Delete users To delete a user perform the following steps Fig 157 Marking the user 1 Click on the username 1 Fig 158 Deleting the user 2 Click on the Delete button 1 ...

Page 151: ...Management software in the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 151 Fig 159 Confirming the deletion of the user 3 Confirm the question with button 1 The user is deleted ...

Page 152: ...al 2CKA001473B5074 152 5 7 Deleting data from the Access control menu The uncoupling and removal of devices from the individual rooms and floors is carried out via menu item Access control in the main menu of the Smart Access Point Pro Fig 160 Menu Access control ...

Page 153: ...cess Point Pro Use the following steps to uncouple the Electronic cylindrical lock from the Smart Access Point Pro Fig 161 Marking the coupling 1 Search for the Electronic cylindrical lock 1 in the building structure and mark it 2 Mark the Smart Access Point Pro 2 Fig 162 Confirming the uncoupling process 3 Confirm the question with button 1 ...

Page 154: ... the Smart Access Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 154 Fig 163 Uncoupling process 1 4 Follow the instructions and confirm with button 1 Fig 164 Uncoupling process 2 5 Follow the instructions and confirm with button 1 ...

Page 155: ...ling process 3 6 Follow the instructions and confirm with button 1 Fig 166 The Electronic cylindrical lock is uncoupled The Electronic cylindrical lock and the Smart Access Point Pro have been uncoupled The icon on the Electronic cylindrical lock 1 shows that the two devices are no longer connected ...

Page 156: ...ck from the room Use the following steps to remove the Electronic cylindrical lock Fig 167 Removing Electronic cylindrical lock from the building structure 1 Search for Electronic cylindrical lock 1 in the building structure and mark it 2 Click on the Delete button 2 The Electronic cylindrical lock will be removed from the room ...

Page 157: ...mart Access Point Pro from the room Use the following steps to remove a Smart Access Point Pro Fig 168 Marking the Smart Access Point Pro 1 Search for the Smart Access Point Pro 1 in the building structure and mark it 2 Click on the Delete button 2 The Smart Access Point Pro has been deleted from the room ...

Page 158: ...he following steps to uncouple the RF Repeater from the Smart Access Point Pro Fig 169 Marking the coupling 3 Search for the RF Repeater 1 in the building structure and mark it 4 Mark the Smart Access Point Pro 2 Fig 170 Confirming the uncoupling process 5 Confirm the uncoupling process with the entry of the RF Repeater serial number 1 6 Click on button 2 ...

Page 159: ...ccess Point Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 159 Fig 171 The RF Repeater is uncoupled The RF Repeater 1 and the Smart Access Point Pro have been uncoupled The icon on the RF Repeater 1 shows that the two devices are no longer connected ...

Page 160: ...74 160 5 7 5 Removing the RF Repeater from the room Use the following steps to remove a RF Repeater Fig 172 Marking the RF Repeater 1 Search for the RF Repeater 1 in the building structure and mark it 2 Click on the Delete button 2 The RF Repeater has been deleted from the room ...

Page 161: ...t Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 161 5 8 Deleting data from the Device configuration menu Devices are deleted from the system via menu item Device configuration 1 in the main menu of the Smart Access Point Pro Fig 173 Menu Device configuration ...

Page 162: ... system Use the following steps to delete the Electronic cylindrical lock Fig 174 Deleting the Electronic cylindrical lock 1 Mark the Electronic cylindrical lock 1 2 Click on the Delete button 2 Fig 175 Confirming the deletion of the Electronic cylindrical lock 3 Confirm the question with button 1 The Electronic cylindrical lock is deleted ...

Page 163: ... the RF Repeater from the system Use the following steps to delete a RF Repeater Fig 176 Deleting the RF Repeater from the system 1 Mark the RF Repeater 1 2 Click on the Delete button 2 Fig 177 Confirming the deletion of the RF Repeater 3 Confirm the question with button 1 The RF Repeater is deleted ...

Page 164: ...F IP Gateway from the system Use the following steps to delete a RF IP Gateway Fig 178 Deleting the RF IP Gateway from the system 1 Mark the RF IP Gateway 1 2 Click on the Delete button 2 Fig 179 Confirming the deletion of the RF IP Gateway 3 Confirm the question with button 1 The RF IP Gateway is deleted ...

Page 165: ... Pro System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 165 5 9 Deleting data from the Building structure menu The buildings floors and rooms are deleted via menu item Building structure 1 in the main menu of the Smart Access Point Pro Fig 180 Building structure menu ...

Page 166: ...s no devices Delete all devices of the room before deleting the room see chapter 5 8 Deleting data from the Device configuration menu on page 161 Use the following steps to delete rooms Fig 182 Delete room 1 Search for the room 1 in the building structure and mark it 2 Click on the Delete button 2 The room is deleted 3 Repeat the step until all desired rooms have been deleted ...

Page 167: ...ins no rooms Delete all rooms on the floor before deleting the floor see chapter 5 9 1 Deleting rooms on page 166 Use the following steps to delete floors Fig 183 Delete floor 1 Search for the floor 1 in the building structure and mark it 2 Click on the Delete button 2 The floor is deleted 3 Repeat the step until all desired floors have been deleted ...

Page 168: ...loors Delete all floors of the building before deleting the building see chapter 5 9 2 Delete floors on page 167 Use the following steps to delete buildings Fig 184 Delete building 1 Search for the building 1 in the building structure and mark it 2 Click on the Delete button 2 The building is deleted 3 Repeat the step until all desired buildings have been deleted ...

Page 169: ...Notes System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 169 6 Notes ...

Page 170: ...9 Deleting authentication 153 Deleting rooms 171 172 Design lines 13 Device configuration 57 96 106 Device overview 16 E Electrical installer 6 Electronic cylindrical lock 31 51 58 108 Emergency function 77 110 F Fundamentals of structured cabling 9 69 92 I Information about planning and application 13 62 Information on the manual 5 introduction to ABB AccessControl 6 L Larger projects 31 52 55 56...

Page 171: ...Index System Manual 2CKA001473B5074 171 ...

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