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1. Introduction
This article explains how you can implement the Simons Voss SI pincode reader based on Wireless online communication and describes the functions and settings.
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The access management of the PIN code cards takes place entirely in iProtect.
2. Support and license
Below is an overview of support for both the hardware and the software, including the necessary license:
Software Name | Version | License |
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iProtect | 10.04.x | iProtect basic license |
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SmartIntego Tool Application | 3.1.7760.17076 |
3. Implementation
3.1 Configure the pincode length in the pincode reader.
The implementation of the keypad reader takes place in several areas. First you must determine how many characters the PIN code should contain.
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For the authentication method, iProtect supports a 4 or 6 digit PIN code. |
3.2 Add the pincode reader to the SmartIntego configuration.
If the pincode length configuration is in the keypad reader, you must add the keypad reader to the SimonsVoss gateway node, which you must do in the SmartIntego tool from SimonsVoss
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If the entire configuration is spread over multiple plutos, you must adjust the xml so that there is one configuration file per pluto. |
3.3 Add the pincode reader to the iProtect configuration.
In iProtect go to Installation > hardware >line in the menu structure.
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On the detail page of the keypad reader, you can change the name of the reader and select the desired online reader which should be controlled by the keypad reader.
3.3.1 fields descriptions.
Label | Description |
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Name | Logical name of the keypad reader |
Nodeid | SimonsVoss gateway node where the keypad reader is linked to. |
Readerid | SimonsVoss Reader which receives the pressed key from the keypad. |
Type | Keypad type |
Communication status | Last reported communication status |
Version | Firmware version of the keypad |
Local address | Local address of this Keypad |
Below the keypad reader in the tree structure there are two keypad sensors that can be monitored. these are the battery sensor and the signal strength sensor.
4. Card configuration and usage.
4.1 Alternative access by using a pincode.
To gain access with the keypad reader as alternative access to an SV wireless online reader, a separate card configuration must be created in iProtect for the PIN code cards. also, a leading number (Pincode only start key) must be set in the existing card configuration, which is set on the corresponding SV reader controlled by the keypad reader. You can use the manual below to set this up.
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Once the PIN only card has been created, you can gain access to the linked reader by first entering the leading number on the keypad reader, followed by the card number.
4.1 Use the keypad as additional authentication.
To enable extra authentication, you must set this on the linked reader on which the card is presented.
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Once this has been set, after presenting the card, you must enter your personal 4 or 6-digit pincode on the keypad reader to gain access.
5. Events
Event ID | Event name | Description |
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4 | Subscriber card no access {Error} Authentication timeout | The reader did not receive the Pincode {in time}. |
125 | User presented unknown rcn card | The typed Pincode card for the alternative access is not in the systems database. |
200 | Authentication failed | The additional authentication on the keypad reader was incorrect. {pincode did not match with the card} |
201 | Authentication successful | The additional authentication on the keypad reader was correct. |
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