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Installation Manual | TM-111022 iProtect Access / Security | Intergration|  |
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This manual represents the knowledge at the above-mentioned time. TKH security works non-stop to improve her products. For the most recent technical information please contact your consultant or dealer.
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Below is an overview of support for both the hardware and the software, including the necessary license:
Support | Version | Max. readers per line | License number | Per TANlock | Suported card technologies |
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iProtect | >= 10.0.xx | 505-3101 online card reader license | |||
Pluto / ApolloN | 32 |
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Only use calamity cards for the purpose for which it was made. It is recommended to use as few emergency cards as possible. |
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The connection between iProtect and the TANlock system offers the following functionalities:
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Full integrated, provisioning of TANlock settings, firmware and keystore |
Secure connection |
Log events from the TANlock in iProtect |
Local stored cards for calamity openings by lost network connection |
Support of handle locked and door position input |
Intrusion detection (guarded area) |
Remote opening |
Brings you all the benefits of a normal wired card reader |
Support of FQDN (Full Qualified Domain Name) |
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If a * is placed in front of the date / time stamp for an event, this means that the time is not certain or old (eg Jan 1, 1970), iProtect will change the time into the current time marked with a *. This in order not to lose these events. |
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Use the TANlock manual to setup the device |
Device | Software | Firmware |
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TANlock | <= 07x28 | |
0.0.4 | >= 07x31b |
5.1.1 TANlock defaults (depending on order):
IP address | Username | Password |
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192.168.0.90 | username: tkh | 123 |
DHCP | username: tkh | 123 |
5.2 Configure the TANlock
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By using a new device, take care that your computer is in the same subnet as the TANlock device.
If When DHCP is enabled it has priority over the static ethernet settings. So if the Tanlock is set to DHCP, the TANlock must be connected to a network with DHCP network, since it will not a have use the default static address.
5.2.2 Browse to the TANlock and select Websocket menu
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In iProtect, browse to menu: Installation | Hardware | Line
Field | Content | |
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Name | Logical name e.g. Pluto | |
Features | Type | Network device |
Host type | Pluto or ApolloN | |
Communication | Active | Selection option to activate |
Active (with nodes) | Selection option to activate | |
Status | Function of the line | Physical line |
Address | IP address | Enter the IP address |
5.4 Node
Determine to which Pluto or ApolloN (line) the TANlock should be connected.
In iProtect, browse to menu: Installation | Hardware | Line.
Select the controller where the TANlock should be connected
Right click on the controller and add a Node
Field | Content | |
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Name | Logical name e.g. Tanlock cabinet 1 | |
Features | Node type | TANlock rack handle |
MAC address | Depending if FQDM (Fully Qualified Domain Name) is used fill in the MAC address | |
Login | tkh (default). Change it if desired | |
Password | 123 (default). Change it if desired | |
Provisioner group | TANlock rack handle (system default) | |
SSL | Use SSL | Default on |
Allow self signed | Default on | |
Allow expired | Default on | |
No Hostname check | Default on | |
Client communication type | Less secure client communication | |
Status | Node online | Selection option to activate |
Address | HTTP port | Port number that is used by the TANlock (default 443 HTTPS) |
IP address | Mandatory If FQDM (fully qualified domain name) is used the TANlock must be set to DHCP NOTE: When DHCP is enabled it has priority over the static ethernet settings. So if the Tanlock is connected to a network with DHCP it will not use the default static address. | |
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When using iProtect <=10.2 SSL settings are in de Node dialog. These settings can be determined depending on the situation. |
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After the provisioner process is ready, present a card to the TANlock rack handle. The following items will be added to the TANlock node:
Hardware | Description | |
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Reader | Card-reader <logical number>.<reader> | |
Input | Doorposition |
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Handle locked |
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Handle turned |
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Motor in lockable position |
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Logical number site panel |
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In iProtect, it looks like this:
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