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Assa Abloy Sentinel Digital Ph III RF-Online Upgrade Manual Download Page 5

October 11, 2011

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Exploded view of a Sentinel Ph III RF-Online safe

2.1 Safe preparation

For a smooth upgrade operation, follow the steps below before connecting the RF-Online kit to the
existing safe:

1.

Open the front cover and remove one battery from the battery cartridge.

2.

Press and hold the

Reset

button down for at last 3 seconds.

3.

Disconnect the flat flex cable from the front board.

4.

The safe is now ready for mounting of RF-Online components.

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Summary of Contents for Sentinel Digital Ph III RF-Online

Page 1: ...Upgrade Manual RF Online Safe ...

Page 2: ...an be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radi...

Page 3: ...INE SAFE USAGE 9 3 1 Connecting an RF Online safe to the network 9 3 1 1 Starting SysMon 9 3 1 2 Opening the concerned gateway or router for joining 9 3 1 3 Setting the safe in discovery mode 10 3 2 Disconnecting a safe from the network 12 3 3 Reconnecting a safe to the network 12 4 SETTINGS AND SUPERVISION IN VISIONLINE 13 4 1 Enabling online functionality for safes 13 4 1 1 Installing an option ...

Page 4: ... kit necessary for an RF Online upgrade No Description Pcs 1 ZigBee Endnode article number 4821930 the endnode is however not sold separately on this number but only as a part of RF Online Communication Kit PHIII see article number below 1 2 RF Online Interface RFOI 1 3 Screw 1 4 Cable RFOI Endnode 1 5 Flex cable RFOI Front board 1 Note The parts above are available as a kit with article number as...

Page 5: ...peration follow the steps below before connecting the RF Online kit to the existing safe 1 Open the front cover and remove one battery from the battery cartridge 2 Press and hold the Reset button down for at last 3 seconds 3 Disconnect the flat flex cable from the front board 4 The safe is now ready for mounting of RF Online components ...

Page 6: ...cable X3 Connects RFOI and endnode using 5 wire cable 2 2 1 Connecting RFOI with endnode and outside PCB 1 Connect the 5 wire cable to the endnode 2 Connect the other end of the cable to the RFOI socket X3 3 Connect the short flex cable to the RFOI socket X2 Note Make sure to connect the short flex cable between RFOI and outside PCB in the correct way see picture below for correct connection Corre...

Page 7: ...October 11 2011 Page 7 of 22 66 3081 018 4 4 Insert the endnode firmly as shown in the picture below 5 Fasten the endnode with one screw see picture below ...

Page 8: ...aced below the RFOI board and behind the supporting tower see 2 in the following picture The flex cable connected to the X2 connector should be bended upwards 3 Connect the previously disconnected flex cable from the inside of the safe to the connector X1 on the RFOI board 2 2 3 Connecting RFOI with front board 1 Connect the flex cable from the RFOI socket X2 to the front board 2 When the cable is...

Page 9: ...ions 3 1 2 and 3 1 3 for joining the safe to the network 3 1 1 Starting SysMon 1 Double click on SysMon exe in the VISIONLINE installation folder 2 Log on with the same user name and password as for VISIONLINE Tip Create a shortcut to SysMon exe since this program will be extensively used 3 1 2 Opening the concerned gateway or router for joining 1 In the SysMon menu View select ZigBee the ZigBee N...

Page 10: ...al Safe Interface PinKey ElKey or IR interface to the service socket of the safe Depending on what interface that is used the display of the safe will show Ser if PinKey is used Ir if the IR interface is used Open if ElKey is used 2 Press and hold the Reset and 3 buttons down simultaneously dISC should appear on the display 3 Release both buttons the safe is now in discovery mode 4 Wait for a coup...

Page 11: ...at the safe should appear in the ZigBee Network window of SysMon System Monitor with the room number that was set during the commissioning If the signal to the ZigBee network is weak OFF on the safe display it might be necessary to repeat the procedure of connecting the safe to the ZigBee network see section 3 1 2 The endnode must then be set in discovery mode again according to steps 1 3 above Th...

Page 12: ...ecting a safe to the network Before connecting the safe to the ZigBee network again the RF Online functionality should be turned on 1 Connect the safe interface to the service socket 2 Press and hold the Reset and 4 buttons down The safe display will say OrPH orphan join 3 To verify that the safe is connected to the network again check its status by pressing and holding the Reset and 5 buttons dow...

Page 13: ...he license code is entered If the options should be added to the system at a later occasion when the license code has already been entered and system ID is therefore set an option code is used instead Several software options can be included in one option code An operator with the authority to handle option codes must be logged on Normally options are set by the system manager or the distributor W...

Page 14: ...e locked unlocked will be sent at guest check in Note The status of the safe is explicitly checked at check in check out If the check box Get info from safe at check in is not marked the last known status is used This may cause unnecessary triggering of The safe is LFPG locked from previos guest alarms 5 If the check box Get info from safe at check out is marked an event about the status of the sa...

Page 15: ...INE Note There is also a safes list in SysMon see section 4 3 1 Double click on Safes under the Lists tab in the navigation window 4 3 Safes list in SysMon The safes are also shown in a SysMon list with some extra information in addition to the safes list in VISIONLINE 1 Launch SysMon and log on with the same user name and password as for VISIONLINE 2 In the SysMon menu View select Safes the Onlin...

Page 16: ...e card or fingerprint depending on safe model Logoff A logoff with a service unit has taken place The User ID will be the same as for logon see above Logon A logon with a service unit has taken place The concerned user ID is stored in the safe memory Low Battery Mechanically Opened The locking latch was moved mechanically without the safe running the motor New Date Time Internal safe clock was cha...

Page 17: ...tion 4 4 will appear as alarms in the Alarms dialog of VISIONLINE 1 Double click on Alarms under the Lists tab in the navigation window The following alarms can be received from the safe Low Battery Mechanically Opened Tamper Activated Clear Memory Auto Relock Error Ser in display ...

Page 18: ... Commands for safes In the Safes list of VISIONLINE some commands are available in the right click menu The commands are described in more detail in sections 4 6 1 4 6 5 4 6 1 Get info This function displays all available information about the safe ...

Page 19: ...ollowing message box will be displayed 4 6 3 Ping This feature tells the operator whether the safe is online or not If the ping is successful the following message box will be displayed If the operation fails the following message box will be displayed 4 6 4 Get activation code This command will display the activation code for a rented safe 4 6 5 Remove This command will remove the chosen safe fro...

Page 20: ...ally and the guest must manually activate the safe before first use The check box Rent safe in the guest card dialog of VISIONLINE must be marked before the guest card is issued 1 Double click on Guest or Guest advanced if that is applicable under the Cards tab of the navigation window 4 7 1 At check out During guest check out the Alarms dialog will if applicable show the alarm The safe is LFPG lo...

Page 21: ...erform the Get Info command from the Safes list of VISIONLINE to be sure that the safe has the proper room number stored in its memory Check the IEEE addresses of the endnodes in both safes 6 Service commands The table below contains a list of service commands and safe status modes which can be shown on the safe display Action Safe display Display picture Description Reset 2 ConS Sets the safe in ...

Page 22: ...ded superfluous article numbers removed KG 08 09 2011 Revision 2 FCC IC number added KG 11 10 2011 Revision 3 additional FCC IC text added article number for endnode changed to the VingCard number irrelevant article numbers removed new logotypes and other layout changes KG 20 10 2011 Revision 4 Industry Canada statements in English and French added to the FCC IC text KG ...

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