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Kaba wireless gateway 90 40

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04045088 - 11/2016

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About this document ............................................................................................................................. 5

Validity............................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Target group ................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Content and purpose................................................................................................................................................... 5

Using the document .................................................................................................................................................... 5

Abbreviations/Definition of terms .......................................................................................................................... 6

Warnings........................................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.6.1

Hazard categories........................................................................................................................................... 6

Symbols.............................................................................................................................................................. 6

Information...................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Basic safety information ........................................................................................................................ 7

Proper use ........................................................................................................................................................................ 7

Assembly and installation .......................................................................................................................................... 7

Service and maintenance ........................................................................................................................................... 7

Accessories and spare parts ...................................................................................................................................... 7

ESD protective measures............................................................................................................................................ 8

Product description................................................................................................................................ 9

Overview........................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Technical data............................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.2.1

System .............................................................................................................................................................. 10

Interfaces ......................................................................................................................................................... 10

Power supply ................................................................................................................................................. 10

Data retention ............................................................................................................................................... 11

Ambient Conditions .................................................................................................................................... 11

Housing............................................................................................................................................................ 11

Dimensions and weight ............................................................................................................................. 11

Conformity..................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Designation ................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Construction and function................................................................................................................... 13

Device construction.................................................................................................................................................... 13

LEDs.................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
4.2.1

Status indicators ........................................................................................................................................... 13

Ethernet ........................................................................................................................................................... 14

System connection ..................................................................................................................................................... 14

Installation ............................................................................................................................................ 15

Installation conditions ............................................................................................................................................... 15
5.1.1

General ............................................................................................................................................................. 15

Installation location ..................................................................................................................................... 15

Connections ................................................................................................................................................... 16

Installation diagram ................................................................................................................................................... 16

Wall mounting.............................................................................................................................................................. 17

Commissioning ..................................................................................................................................... 18

Commissioning process............................................................................................................................................ 18

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Page 1: ...Kaba wireless gateway 90 40 Technical Manual EN 04045088 11 2016 ...

Page 2: ...nd Phone 41 44 931 61 11 www kaba com Kaba GmbH Access Workforce Management Albertistraße 3 78056 Villingen Schwenningen Germany Phone 49 7720 603 0 www kaba com This document must not be reproduced in any way or otherwise further used without the written consent of Kaba AG All product names are trademarks of the respective companies Copyright 2016 Kaba AG All rights reserved 04045088 11 2016 ...

Page 3: ...ts 7 2 5 ESD protective measures 8 3 Product description 9 3 1 Overview 9 3 2 Technical data 10 3 2 1 System 10 3 2 2 Interfaces 10 3 2 3 Power supply 10 3 2 4 Data retention 11 3 2 5 Ambient Conditions 11 3 2 6 Housing 11 3 2 7 Dimensions and weight 11 3 3 Conformity 12 3 4 Designation 12 4 Construction and function 13 4 1 Device construction 13 4 2 LEDs 13 4 2 1 Status indicators 13 4 2 2 Ethern...

Page 4: ... 28 6 2 9 Ethernet network 29 6 2 10 Wireless network 30 6 2 11 Certificate 31 6 2 12 Import 31 6 2 13 Export 32 6 2 14 Change password 32 6 2 15 About device 33 7 Maintenance 35 7 1 Restoring factory settings 35 7 1 1 Procedure 35 7 1 2 Effects on wireless components 35 7 1 3 Effects on wireless extenders 35 7 1 4 Effects on the host system 35 7 2 System time 36 8 Packaging Returns 37 8 1 Complet...

Page 5: ...te technical training and ex perience required for them to be aware of the risks that could arise for themselves or others when carrying out these measures and to minimise these risks for themselves and others It is the responsibility of the service personnel to ensure that the condi tions stated by the manufacturer and the applicable regulations and standards are complied with when carrying out t...

Page 6: ...rnings These are intended to help avoid accidents and prevent damage 1 6 1 Hazard categories Warnings are divided into the following categories CAUTION Low risk Indicates a potentially dangerous situation that can lead to minor injury NOTICE Important information about the correct use of the product Non adherence to the notes can lead to malfunctions The product or something in its vicinity could ...

Page 7: ...alled by service personnel see Chapter 1 Target group The product should only be installed in locations which fulfil the environmental and technical conditions specified by the manufacturer The manufacturer is not liable for damage arising due to improper handling or incor rect installation 2 3 Service and maintenance Maintenance work Rectification of faults Rectification of faults and maintenance...

Page 8: ...ts wear the ESD wrist strap Connect the end of the strap to an ESD socket or an unpainted earthed metal component This will safely and effectively conduct charges away from your body Only handle the edges of printed circuit boards Do not touch printed circuit boards or connecting plugs Put removed components on an anti static surface or in an anti static shielding container Avoid contact between p...

Page 9: ...enders per wire less gateway can be used to extend the radio range A 10BASE T 100BASE TX Ethernet interface is available for communicating with the host system The device can be powered via Power over Ethernet PoE or via an external power supply The device has a status display and buttons The wireless gateway is installed indoors Topology The graphic illustrates how the wireless gateway is integra...

Page 10: ...dBm Receiver sensitivity 102 dBm Data rate 250 kbit s Range approx 30 metres depending on conditions on site USB USB 2 0 type A for additional connectivity 3 2 3 Power supply The wireless gateway is powered via PoE Power over Ethernet or alternatively via an external power supply not included in the scope of delivery Power consumption typically 1 2 W max 2 5 W PoE in line with IEEE standard 802 3a...

Page 11: ...tained should there be a disruption to the power supply 3 2 5 Ambient Conditions Protection class as per IEC 60529 IP20 Relative humidity 5 85 non condensing Operating temperature 10 C to 70 C Storage temperature 40 C to 85 C Use Indoor 3 2 6 Housing The housing is designed for wall mounting Housing colour Frame light grey gloss Front white matte Flammability rating V 2 UL94 3 2 7 Dimensions and w...

Page 12: ...downloaded in PDF format from www kaba com conformity RoHS This device complies with the regulations of the Directive 2011 65 EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of June 8 2011 on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment 3 4 Designation The nameplate is situated on the rear of the device The nameplate contains the following info...

Page 13: ...ont Boot process The boot process phases are indicated by the status LEDs The right column indicates the start of the various phases LED Status Phase After approx On Boot loader is starting 0 s Off Kernel is loading 10 s Flashes 2x Operating system is starting 20 s Flashes 1x Operating system is running Application is starting 40 s On 30 s Off 1 s Application is running Boot process is complete 4 ...

Page 14: ...Software is running Boot process is complete 4 2 2 Ethernet The two additional LEDs by the Ethernet port indicate the status of the Ethernet in terface LED Status Meaning Yellow Off No network link On Network link Green On No data transfer On flashes Data transfer 4 3 System connection The wireless gateway acts as an interface between the host system and evolo com ponents equipped with the wireles...

Page 15: ... gateway ensure that the wireless components can be reached via radio Range measurement This function provides the basis for deciding whether the device can be mounted in this location the wireless network needs to be extended using wireless extenders Activating range measurement mode 1 Press button 3 on the wireless gateway 4 1 ð The device signals whether the range measurement started successful...

Page 16: ...njector can be used to provide a data and power connection for the device Alternatively the wireless gateway can be provided with data via the network con nection and then powered via a separate cable running to the external power sup ply 3 2 3 5 2 Installation diagram 1 A B 3 2 4 5 Wireless device Wireless communication 1 Host system 2 PoE network switch or PoE injector and network switch IEEE 80...

Page 17: ...ents can be reached via radio 5 1 2 1 Two slots are provided on the back of the device for fastening see arrows The housing is to be fastened to the wall with the appropriate fastening material screws dowels For wall mounting it should be taken into consideration that the network cable and if necessary the power supply lead have enough space on the top of the device ...

Page 18: ...es For a better overview set the view of the network devices to Details in Explorer and add the MAC address and IP address columns When using multiple wireless gateways use the Ethernet MAC addresses EUI 48 to distinguish the devices on the network The EUI 48 can be found on the nameplate 0015BC002C0009D0 IEEE 802 15 4 EUI48 0015 BC22 09E3 S N 0200 0001 0000 09D0 Ethernet 1 2 1 ZigBee MAC address ...

Page 19: ...k It is best to address the wireless gateway via a DHCP server When doing so ensure that the device always receives the same IP address dynamic assignment endless lease or manual assignment linked to the MAC address so that communication with the host system is maintained Default IP address 172 16 99 98 If no DHCP server is available in the network or the DHCP server does not reply the device will...

Page 20: ...e web server wireless gateway and the web browser computer is encrypted Enter the following accordingly https IP address Example https 192 168 2 7 On first access the browser may warn that the certificate is unknown In this case you must confirm that the page is trustworthy and can be displayed If the wireless gateway s IP address is unknown it can be determined via UPnP 6 1 or written onto a USB ...

Page 21: ...eway Editing functions are also available Details Identify Edit Disconnect Wireless extender Details of wireless extenders already connected to the wireless gateway Editing functions are also available Details Edit Disconnect Events Information on events only for specialist personnel Settings Description Ethernet network Settings for communication via the Ethernet network Wireless network Settings...

Page 22: ...s extenders Information is grouped Gateway information Device s hardware and firmware version Usage Number of connected wireless devices Wireless network Graphical overview of connected wireless devices The dotted lines indicate the wireless network s topology 01IT Door 1 is directly connected to the wireless gateway 02Branchmanager Door 2 is connected to the wire less gateway via the wireless ext...

Page 23: ...ce 1 Wireless extenders if present 2 Wireless components 6 2 5 1 Carrying out wireless commissioning Function call Menu Wireless commissioning ü The installation code 6 2 10 is transferred to the wireless gateway ü The installation code is transferred to the wireless components This is not required for wireless extenders ü Accessibility via radio 5 1 2 1 is ensured ü Wireless commissioning of the ...

Page 24: ...ess EUI 64 is a unique hardware address for a wireless net work adapter Wireless address The unique network address within a wireless network GUID address The GUID address Global Unique Identifier is a generated identifier for unique iden tification in a wireless system Signal RSSI The RSSI value Received Signal Strength Indicator is the signal strength at which the wireless gateway receives data ...

Page 25: ...onfiguration to the wireless component Additional functions are available under Details for further commissioning of the wireless components 6 2 6 1 Details Function call Menu Wireless components Details In addition to displaying information about the selected wireless components such as addresses battery status signal quality and firmware versions updates to the wireless components firmware can b...

Page 26: ...ured wireless net work Effects on wireless components Disconnecting wireless components from the secured wireless network does not re set their settings At these control points access control continues in the same status as before disconnection Carry out an updates to wireless components firmware Function call Menu Wireless components Details ü The battery s charge level is sufficient for the upda...

Page 27: ... Wireless address The unique network address within a wireless network Additional functions are available under Details for further commissioning of the wireless extenders 6 2 7 1 Details Function call Menu Wireless extenders Details Displays further information on the selected wireless extenders ZCL version The ZCL version ZigBee Cluster Library is the device specific version number of the wirele...

Page 28: ... a fixed installation location The name e g Floor 1 X1 4 is displayed in the wireless gateway s service interface The host system can overwrite the name specified in the wireless gateway if the wireless gateway is registered and configured in the system Disconnect Function call Menu Wireless extenders Details Disconnect The function disconnects the selected wireless extender from the secured wirel...

Page 29: ...select a network mask 4 Under Standard gateway you have the option to enter the IP address of the Eth ernet gateway which enables communication with the host system if the devices are not located in the same network segment 5 Under DNS address you have the option of entering the IP address of a DNS server 6 Select Save Get the IP address from the DHCP server 1 Activate DHCP by turning the DHCP swi...

Page 30: ... DHCP server is access ible again The IP address assigned by the DHCP server will be restored Assign the device a fixed IP address 6 2 9 6 2 10 Wireless network Function call Settings Wireless network Channel Option of changing the ZigBee channel over which the wireless gateway communic ates with the connected wireless devices Changing the channel 1 Under Channel select a ZigBee channel 2 Select S...

Page 31: ...th the same password 1 Select Browse and navigate to the certificate 2 If the certificate is password protected enter the password 3 Select Upload ð The certificate is uploaded to the wireless gateway 4 Select Activate certificate 5 Select Activate again in the next dialogue window ð The wireless gateway s web server will restart 6 Call up the service interface IP address again in the browser ð Th...

Page 32: ... is written to java0 log 1 until the file is full After that the contents of the file log 0 will be overwritten until the file is full etc 6 2 14 Change password Function call Settings Change password Kaba recommends changing the passwords of saved users 6 2 1 Communication between the host system and the wireless gateway is also pass word protected This password is separate from the passwords for...

Page 33: ...pdating the firmware ensure the accuracy of the system time using the host system 7 2 The update does not change settings and data on the wireless gateway The wireless commissioning process does not need to be carried out again Downgrade The device supports the installation of firmware versions for the wireless gateway which are older than the installed firmware version Downgrading the firmware ve...

Page 34: ...update Yes C The device is updated No B It was not possible to produce a consistent firmware and ZigBee status The firmware rollback mechanism is trying to restore the previous firmware version Firmware rollback Yes B The firmware and ZigBee versions are inconsistent The ZigBee rollback mechanism is trying to restore the previous ZigBee version No F In this status the status LEDs signal that the d...

Page 35: ...tings of connected wireless components At these control points access control con tinues in the same status as before the reset The wireless components cannot find the wireless gateway after the reset To add the wireless components back into the secured wireless network carry out the wireless commissioning process again To do this start by disconnecting the wireless components from the wireless ne...

Page 36: ...ver for the wireless gate way may be available After disconnecting from the mains and after performing a restart e g after updating the wireless gateway firmware the gateway requires up to date time information In the event that the host system and or the NTP server cannot be reached the wireless gateway does not have access to valid time information Wireless components do not accept invalid time ...

Page 37: ... in suitable material or put it in a bag Put generous padding around the device e g foam padding or air cushions The device must not be able to move around within the packaging Only use dust free environmentally friendly packaging material 8 2 Electronic components ESD sensitive electronic components such as printed circuit boards readers etc are to be stored transported and shipped in suitable ES...

Page 38: ...s enclosed in each pack age The delivery note should contain the following information Number of devices or components in each package Item numbers serial numbers designations Address of your company contact person Reason for return e g repair exchange Accurate description of fault Returns from countries outside the EU also require a customs invoice with an accur ate customs value In some countrie...

Page 39: ... Once the supplied goods can no longer be used Kaba GmbH will dispose of them correctly in accordance with the legal regulations Electrical and Electronic Equip ment Act in Germany Transport costs incurred by the manufacturer are to be borne by the owner of the old electronic device Disposal in Switzerland The device is to be forwarded to an electronic device collection point in accordance with th...

Page 40: ... IP address 18 L LED status indicator 13 Localising 18 Log in 20 M Measuring the range 15 N Nameplate 12 Network Ethernet 18 NTP server 36 P Packaging 37 Polarity 10 Power consumption 10 Power over Ethernet PoE 10 Power supply 10 Proper use 7 Protection class as per IEC 60529 11 R R TTE directive 12 Radio interface 10 Range measurement 15 Reset 35 Reset signalling 13 Resetting 35 Restoring factory...

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