Gantner GAT NET.Lock 7000, Установка, настройка и эксплуатация

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GAT NET.Lock 7000 System
General Information
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2.3 Basic Function of the GAT NET.Lock 7000 System
The locker lock GAT NET.Lock 7000 is the ideal solution for the convenient electronic locking of wardrobe lockers in
fitness clubs, baths, golf resorts, and other individual company applications. The identification at the GAT NET.Lock
7000 is carried out via contactless RFID data carriers (Radio Frequency Identification).
The GAT NET.Lock 7000 is suitable for any type of material (sheet metal, wood, HPL, solid plastic) and can be used
for left- and right-hinged doors alike. The various operating modes enable the flexible use of these locks.
The GAT NET.Lock 7000 is installed on the inner side of the locker. A bolt set is mounted on the inside of the locker
door. This bolt set holds the door shackle, which inserts into the GAT NET.Lock 7000 and locks the door. The bolt set
also includes a passive booster in order to amplify the RFID reading field.
The GAT NET.Lock 7000 locks are controlled by the slave controllers GAT NET.Controller S 7000. To support the
different RFID technologies, there are two different slave controllers available - one for LEGIC
®
and one for MIFARE
TM
and ISO 15693 data carriers. Up to 24 GAT NET.Lock 7000 can be connected to one slave controller. The slave
controllers are connected to master controllers, which communicate over Ethernet with a software (e.g. the GAT
Relaxx software from GANTNER Electronic GmbH) on a host computer/server.
Using a locker
The user closes the door of a free locker and while holding the door shut puts his data carrier onto the reading centre
at the locker door (reading centre is indicated by the LED of the lock). The GAT NET.Lock 7000 reads the data carrier
information and communicates with the master controllers (via the slave controllers) for determination, if the user is
allowed to use the locker (depending on his authorisation). If the user is authorised to use the locker, a command is
sent to the GAT NET.Lock 7000 to lock the locker door.
To unlock a locker door the user only holds his data carrier to the reading centre at the previously locked locker door.
The GAT NET.Lock 7000 communicates with the controllers and in case of authorisation the GAT NET.Lock 7000
unlocks the locker door.
2.4 Term Definitions
Several terms are used often in this manual and are defined as described below.
Locker:
The term "locker" is used as a general term and can mean for example a changing locker, a depot or a private box,
which are locked by the GAT NET.Lock 7000.
Lock:
General term for the GAT NET.Lock 7000.
RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification):
Indentification at a short distance using radio frequency. An RFID data carrier is used as identification media.
Data Carrier:
A data carrier in this manual is an identification media which is used by the persons/visitors of a facility for identification
at the locker locks GAT NET.Lock 7000. Data carriers can have different forms like e.g. a wristlet or a chip card. Data
carriers are available in different technologies (LEGIC
®
, MIFARE
TM
, ISO 15693).