Access Control SR35iA Aperio Controller Configuration Manual MP1. Siemens AB Security Products

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1 Access Control SR35iA Aperio Controller Configuration Manual MP1 Siemens AB

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3 Content 1 About this document 4 2 Introduction Prerequisites System capacity System limitations Unlocking commands System overview Wirings 7 3 Configuration Aperio configuration Bewator Entro configuration SR35iA Aperio Controller setup Bewator Entro card parameters Configure doors Omnis configuration Omnis special notes when using Aperio doors Omnis functions not supported with Aperio 11

4 1 About this document 1 About this document This document describes the concept and configuration of the Bewator Entro SR35iA Aperio Controller when used together with ASSA ABLOY Aperio door solutions and the Omnis Security system. More information can be obtained from the separate reference manuals supplied with each of the systems: ASSA ABLOY Aperio Bewator Entro Omnis Different information might be useful dependent of which system you are familiar with. 4

5 2 Introduction 2 Introduction The SR35iA Aperio Controller enables a communication link from the Bewator Entro to the ASSA ABLOY Aperio door solutions. The Omnis security system can then manage the door environments via the BAPSI protocol. 2.1 Prerequisites Following equipment are required: Bewator Entro SR35iA Aperio Controller (RS485) 8, 16 or 32 door models. Bewator Entro software environment Omnis software environment ASSA ABLOY Aperio hubs (RS485) ASSA ABLOY Aperio door locks (wireless) Aperio Key License file Cables between SR35iA Aperio Controller and the Aperio hubs Power supplies 2.2 System capacity Following limits applies when using the Aperio together with Bewator Entro and Omnis: Maximum number of Aperio hubs per SR35iA Aperio Controller 15 hubs Maximum number of Aperio readers (doors) per Aperio hub Maximum number of doors per SR35iA Aperio Controller (regardless of number of hubs) Maximum RS485 cable length 8 readers/doors. (Recommended by ASSA is 4). SR35iA/8 SR35iA/16 SR35iA/ m Maximum distance between Aperio hub and Aperio Reader Offline cards Supported security levels 5 m (typical) 25 m ( at best conditions - like "free space") Please consult ASSA Abloy for more information). The Aperio tool has to be used to configure up to 10 cards in autonomous mode. Unlocked* Group code Card and Card+PIN Toggle - Group code, Card or Card+PIN Accompanied Access - Card or card+pin Locked * See System limitations [ 6] 5

6 2 Introduction 2.3 System limitations Unlocking commands Depending of the version of the Aperio lock the behavior of the security level Unlocked may vary. Currently the following applies: Version 2 The Aperio lock will contact the hub once an hour as default. This means that a command to unlock (or lock) the door may become effective a time between 0-60 minutes. Version 3 With this version of the Aperio lock, it will contact the hub at least every ten seconds. Any commands for unlocking (or locking) will take effect much quicker. 2.4 System overview Following picture shows the system layers. Note that three different system concept co-operate (Omnis, Bewator Entro and Aperio ). 6

7 2 Introduction 2.5 Wirings Basically all wiring are performed according to each of the system's documentation. The only special wiring is the RS485 cabling between the SR35iA Aperio Controller and the Aperio hubs. Each SR35iA Aperio Controller can connect to maximum 15 hubs on the RS485 bus. Note that the RS485 bus must be terminated in each end and this is done by setting a DIP switch in the actual hub. 7

8 3 Configuration 3 Configuration The setup of an environment consisting of the three different system components Aperio, Bewator Entro and Omnis should be made in three separate sessions: 1. Mount the Aperio components (hubs and door locks) and configure these according to the Aperio documentation. 2. Configure the Bewator Entro software according the section Bewator Entro configuration [ 8] in this manual plus the ordinary Bewator Entro documentation. 3. Configure the Omnis BAPSI communication using the Omnis documentation. Note 1 The number of digits in the card must be aligned and same in both Bewator Entro and Omnis. Note 2 Maximum number of Access group/personal doors must not exceed six (6). 3.1 Aperio configuration All setup have to be done according to the original Aperio documentation and using the Aperio PAP Configuration tool. The addressing of the hubs is done via DIP switches. The hubs communicates via RS485 to Bewator Entro and wireless to the locks. 3.2 Bewator Entro configuration The SR35iA Aperio Controller is designed to only manage Aperio door environments. Technically the SR35iA Aperio Controller communicates with the Aperio hubs via the ASSA-ABLOY Device protocol (wired to the Local RS485 Communication terminal). See "Wirings" on page 7. The software configuration is done in the PC where the Bewator Entro installation software is installed. 8

9 3 Configuration SR35iA Aperio Controller setup To configure the Aperio in Bewator Entro - proceed as follows: 1. Start the Bewator Entro Installer program and log on with Username and Password. 2. In the Controller - select the Aperio tab. 3. The system discovers the Aperio hubs that are connected to the system. These are displayed as **CnHxx. Otherwise new hubs have to be manually created with name and address. 4. Mark the hub and click Edit. You can also right-click and choose New, Edit or Delete. 5. Rename the hub to a suitable name and check the address. 6. All other settings are done referring to the ordinary Bewator Entro manuals Bewator Entro card parameters As the Omnis system uses 16 digits in the card number, the Bewator Entro system must be configured for this. Proceed like this: 1. Start the Bewator Entro Installer program and log on with Username and Password. 2. Select on the menu System > System settings. 3. Click the Card reader parameters tab. 4. Click on Custom and enter Start position as 1 and Number of digits as Click OK and close the dialog box Configure doors When the Aperio hubs are connected the doors can be renamed and setup referring to the ordinary Bewator Entro manuals. You see new doors as ** CnHyyAxxx, where yy is the address of the hub that the door / lock is paired with, and xxx is the address that the lock has been allocated in the PAP software, called for the "EAC address". Besides the EAC address each Aperio locks has an ID that is six characters long, this is found on both the lock and in the PAP software. Both the lock's EAC address and its ID is displayed in the Bewator Entro software. NOTE! If an existing Aperio lock is replaced, the basic addressing must be performed again with the PAP software. And the new Aperio address must be applied manually in the Door properties of the Bewator Entro program. 9

10 3 Configuration 3.3 Omnis configuration The Omnis communication with the Bewator Entro and the Aperio is done via the BAPSI protocol. This uses the Local Area Network for sending/receiving messages to/from the Bewator Entro system. It is important to note down the name of the actual SR35iA Aperio Controller used in the Bewator Entro system as it is used in the setup of the Omnis. Please refer to the standard Omnis documentation on how to configure the BAPSI in Omnis to link to the external system Omnis special notes when using Aperio doors Name: Must be 100% compatible between Omnis and Bewator Entro. Card number: Default in Omnis is 16 digits. Default in Bewator Entro is 8 digits. Needs to be set to same number of digits in both systems. If not there will for example be problem with the event log (8-digit in Bewator Entro and 16-digit in Omnis and a valid card in Bewator Entro will generate unknown card in Omnis). Access group/ Personal door: Total number of Access group and Personal door on Person form in Omnis is 8 and for Bewator Entro it is 6. If user enters 8 Access groups/personal door, the last two is not entered into Bewator Entro and will not work. Maximum number of Access group/personal door is 6 for Omnis with Aperio. Access Group: The Access group is created and edited in Bewator Entro (which door to access - and when). Shown in Omnis as name (and not possible to edit). In Omnis it is possible to give a Person access to Access groups. Door: The Door is created and edited in Bewator Entro (security levels on doors). Shown in Omnis as name (not possible to edit). In Omnis it is possible to give a Person access to Doors. Time schedules: Time schedules used in Bewator Entro (Access groups and Aperio Doors) is created and edited in Bewator Entro. Event/Log: Personal and system event generated in Entro is transferred to Omnis. Offline card: It is possible to program the Aperio reader with up to 10 cards/codes that will work when the readers gets offline (no communication between SR35iA Aperio Controller and the Aperio Hub). These 10 card/codes is configured via the ASSA Aperio PAP configuration tool, which is the same tool used for setting up the Aperio wireless network. 10

11 3 Configuration Omnis functions not supported with Aperio Door real time monitoring Not possible with real time monitoring of Aperio readers in Omnis. Graphics Not possible for graphic status indication of Aperio doors. Alarm control Not possible to have Aperio readers in alarm zones. Anti-passback Not possible to have global anti-passback with Aperio door. Personal code No personal code (instead of cards) can be used. 11

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