ID-Lock Smart Installation guide - Ver. 1.3
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How does ID-Lock Smart work?
The IDT, which is mounted next to each door, is transmitting an RF signal with a zone-ID that
is unique to each door. The signal has a range of approx. 1 to 1.5 meters. The IDT RF signal is
marked in
red
in the illustration below.
When a resident’s Tx75 transmitter detects the IDT signal, it will automatically transmit its
own ID, together with the detected zone-ID from the IDT, to the TM2-box. The Tx75
transmitter has an ID that is unique for each transmitter on a site.
The staff Tx75 transmitters work the same way, except they do not automatically transmit
anything; you must push the transmitter’s button to trigger the transmission.
The Tx75 signals are marked in
green
in the illustration below.
The TM2-box is configured to accept certain Tx75 IDs and a certain IDT zone-ID. When an
accepted combination is received, it will send a Bluetooth signal to the lock which will
engage the door’s outer handle, and the door can be opened by pulling the handle. The
Bluetooth signal is marked in
blue
in the illustration below.
TM2-box
Staff Tx75
transmitter
IDT
Resident Tx75
transmitter
Carelock
ACE Split
