Ojmar Nexo NLX1, Instruction Manual

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1_INTRODUCCIÓN
OJMAR 9
1.2 OPERATION
To start up the Nexo NLX1 system, the steps detailed below must be followed:
1. Configure the PC (see Section 3.1).
2. Configure the router (see Section 2.2).
3. Configure the parameters of the NFC programmer (IP, network, locks...)
connecting it to the PC and using the software (see Section 3.3).
4. Initialize each lock with the NFC programmer. This is done only the first time,
for the start-up of the system (see Section 3.4).
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NB.: Once initialized, the lock connects to the PC wirelessly, sending back signal
confirming connection to the system
5. Write the keys with the NFC programmer or with the CNReader card reader
(see Section 4).
There are different types of keys; free user, fixed user, master, service and
reset (see Section 4).
The system has two types of user:
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User: The user opens or closes the locks with one or several keys according to
the permissions assigned to the user.
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Manager: Gives permissions to the cards, administers the keys that open the
locks and asks the locks for information (see Section 5.4).
The system has two operating modes:
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On-line (normal operation of the system):
User´s key makes contact with front part of the lock.
The lock informs the PC that a card is trying to open/close it.
The PC decides whether to open/close the lock according to the
permissions that have been given to the user/key.
After performing the operation (allow opening/closing the lock or not), the
event is sent to the PC with the battery level of the lock (see Section 5.4).
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NB.: The communication starts with the card or the programmer; the PC
cannot initiate communication.
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Off-line (when occasionally wireless connection is not available):
The user puts the key in front of the front part of the lock.
The lock attempts to connect to the PC and, when it cannot, it acts
according to the last configuration it has received from the latter when the
system was on-line.
When the connection is reset and it connec ts, the PC requests information
to the lock of what has happened during the time that it was off-line.