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Concept

Select a device and click on Start Diagnostics to see if communication is possible to that device.

If the Green check is shown, this is good.
The signal strength is also updated every time the Diagnostics is started. This is not updated automatically!

For more details on the use of the Wireless menu, please refer to the specific SMARTair TS1000 manual.

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Summary of Contents for SMARTair Wireless

Page 1: ...SMARTair Wireless ...

Page 2: ...3 3 Hub connections 7 3 4 Hub IP configuration 7 5 Connecting the hub to the SMARTair TS1000 10 7 Pairing devices with an hub 13 9 Resetting 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 ...

Page 3: ...ake 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...

Page 4: ...ower 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 2 Door configuration Configure the door device as...

Page 5: ...is 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 ...

Page 6: ...ddress 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 a...

Page 7: ... 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 ...

Page 8: ... 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 ...

Page 9: ...e 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 ...

Page 10: ...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 ...

Page 11: ...12 04 2016 11 Concept Select the newly added hub and click on Setup ...

Page 12: ...r and an Green Check in communication Once this is done the hub is up and running and we can start pairing devices to the hub For this we need that the door devices are up and running and that the RF Wireless address is filled in in the doors menu If this is not the case follow first the steps in point 2 We can now proceed to pair devices with the hub ...

Page 13: ...ave an card available Please note that all data on this card will be deleted and that this is an special card that only should be used when setting up wireless devices and therefore you should keep this card in an special secure place Place the card on the encoder and click on the Init Wireless Card button If the card is programmed correctly will be indicated on the bottom of the screen This card ...

Page 14: ...esent the special Init Wireless Card to the device Make sure the device responds with an green led The use of this card will change the RF module state from Always Sleep to Always Awake for 1 hour This means that we have one hour to pair this device to an hub if we do not pair this device to an hub the device will go back to Always Sleep mode and no RF communication will be possible After presenti...

Page 15: ...nal strength best 3 bars are more 2 or 1 bar is not good you can assign pair this device to this hub by selecting the device you want to pair and click on Add RF Once the device is added to the hub you will see that the properties have changed to Assigned Notice that the device is still in Always Awake mode we now must click on the Start RF button to change the State of the RF module into Standard...

Page 16: ...ned Paired and the RF module is in Standard Mode the device is connected to the system and up and running The customer will only use the Wireless menu on the main page to do his daily configurations All the connected devices are shown in this menu ...

Page 17: ...nication is possible to that device If the Green check is shown this is good The signal strength is also updated every time the Diagnostics is started This is not updated automatically For more details on the use of the Wireless menu please refer to the specific SMARTair TS1000 manual ...

Page 18: ...ow and Do s and Don ts 10 1Good to know The RF modules of the readers are in the outside part The RF module of the Cylinders are in the outside part The RF modules of the Escutcheon are on the Inside part Windows can have a metallic layer and therefore block the RF signal The automatic update function setup screenshot point 1 will only function if the software is running If you completely exit the...

Page 19: ...from hub to the device Check that the device is working that the RF module is not in Always Sleep mode This can be done using the PP Use the doors menu to test the device and see the RF module status If the RF module is in Always Sleep mode go to point 7 The RF range can be visualized as below the black part is the RF antenna of the module Note that the signals goes in both directions so if the hu...

Page 20: ...the hubs outside Do not install a hub near metallic elements Do not install a hub near structure cables Do not install a hub inside a false ceiling Do not install a hub within a distance of 3 meters of a Wi Fi Network Access Point Do not install a hub within a distance of 5 meters of a microwave source Do not install a hub when mirrors are between the hub and the lock mirrors reflect the signals D...

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