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4.3 Devices
Devices that can be used as network components in WaveNet basically
have two independent interfaces (first and second letter according to
router type,
RouterNodes [
}
14]
and
LockNodes [
}
15]
). You are therefore
able to connect two network segments with different transmission media.
RouterNodes connect two network
segments with (different) transmis-
sion media (see
Transmission paths
[
}
13]
) with each other.
LockNodes connect a lock to a net-
work segment. Depending on the
version, the LockNode is connected
to the lock either wirelessly (LN.R
and LN.C) or physically (LockNode
Inside).
With the exception of the computer, each WaveNet device is assigned its
own address and a network ID that is the same for all devices. The
assignment of the network ID makes your WaveNet unique and
distinguishable from other devices that may be within range.
4.3.1 Computer
Computers play two roles in WaveNet:

As a server with an LSM database

As a client with LSM interface
If the server and the clients are connected via an existing network, then you
can access the WaveNet components from both the server as well as the
client. This allows you to span your WaveNet over long distances, including
various buildings, despite physical separation. Special software for the
communication nodes must be installed on the server (CommNode). The
communication nodes are the connection for the WaveNet devices.
You can use different interfaces on your computer:

Ethernet

Serial (RS-485, EOL)
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