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Enhanced Security: Prevents unauthorized access and ensures precise control of movement within the building.
Ease of Use: Minimizes user actions through automated elevator calls.
Flexible Configuration: Suitable for various use cases, including complex facilities with multiple access points and user types.
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Conditions for Proper Operation of the Two-Step Mode
To ensure the two-step mode functions correctly in all scenarios (e.g., opening the door via the Link App, using a QR code, card, or monitor), the following settings must be configured:
The apartment must be added to the panel. This links user actions to specific premises and allows for identifying their access rights.
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Adding an Apartment: Go to the Apartments section and click the green New Apartment button.
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A forward associated with the apartment must be configured in the panel. The forward ensures the transmission of identifier data and its linkage to the apartment.
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Adding a Forward: Go to the Forward section and click the green New Forward button.
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An identifier linked to the apartment must be configured in the system. This identifier defines permissions for elevator operations, including access to specific floors.
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Adding an identifier: Go to the panel settings. Open the Access management section. Navigate to the Identifiers subsection. Click New identifier.
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If necessary, configure restrictions: Specify the lock in the Lock # field. To set time restrictions, go to the TIME PROFILES tab and configure the required parameters.
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Features of Working with Identifiers If an apartment has multiple identifiers configured (e.g., a QR code and a card), the panel will send the first identifier in the list to the elevator. Depending on the elevator settings, these identifiers may have different permissions. For example: When the user opens the door using a QR code, the elevator arrives at the panel's floor and activates the buttons for the 5th floor and public floors. If the user uses a card, the elevator arrives at the panel's floor and activates the buttons for the 10th floor and public floors. |
Configuration Steps
In this example, the two-step mode setup is described using an identifier not linked to an apartment. This approach can be useful for testing or specific scenarios. For the correct operation of the feature in real-world conditions, it is recommended to follow the settings provided in the 'Conditions for Proper Operation of the Two-Step Mode' section.
Step 1. Configuring the Panel and Elevator Controller
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Send identifier data
Activates the transmission of identifier data (e.g., card, code, UKEY) to the elevator controller. This is necessary to grant access to permitted floors based on the identifier settings. Getting apartment identifier from call
Allows the panel to determine the apartment identifier associated with the ongoing call. This is used to automatically grant elevator access to the floor linked to that apartment. Send the elevator to the specified floor when using the identifier
The elevator is automatically called to the specified floor when the identifier is used (e.g., tapping a card or entering a code). Send the elevator to the specified floor when the lock is opened from the monitor
The elevator is called to the panel's floor if the lock is opened via a monitor (e.g., using the Link app or a stationary monitor). Calling an elevator using a DTMF code
Enables elevator control using a DTMF code sent through a phone line or audio system. Monitor secure mode
Disables the alarm system on the device, allowing normal operation while ensuring system security. Button pressing function
Configures the behavior of the call button, providing three possible operation modes: Disabled
Pressing the button initiates only a regular call to the assigned number without any additional actions.Dispatcher servicea regular call to the assigned number without triggering any additional actions or signals. Help Station
When this mode is enabled, pressing the button routes the call to a designated help station. This is typically used in cases where immediate assistance is required from on-site personnel or support staff. Dispatcher Service
In this mode, the panel makes a call to the dispatcher service. The dispatcher is responsible for managing and coordinating responses, providing assistance, or forwarding the call to other relevant services. Rescue serviceService
This mode is intended specifically for emergency services. Pressing the button will trigger a call to the assigned emergency response team, ensuring timely action in critical situations.
Add elevator numbers
Allows the addition of elevator numbers for which the specified settings will apply. Numbers are added manually:
These settings can be enabled based on the system's usage scenarios. Ensure the parameters match the actual needs of the users. Send ID Data | Get Apartment Identifier from Call | Call Elevator When Unlocking from Monitor | Call Elevator Using DTMF Code | Behavior |
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- | - | - | - | The elevator is not called to the panel floor, and no floors are available for travel. | + | - | - | - | The elevator is not called to the panel floor, and no floors are available for travel. | - | + | - | - | The elevator is not called to the panel floor, and no floors are available for travel. | - | + | + | - | The elevator is called only when unlocking the door (with or without a call), but no floors are available for travel. | - | + | - | + | The elevator is called only using DTMF during a call, but no floors are available for travel. | - | - | + | - | The elevator is called only when unlocking the door (with or without a call), but no floors are available for travel. | - | - | - | + | The elevator is called only using DTMF during a call, but no floors are available for travel. | + | + | - | - | The elevator is not called to the panel floor, and no floors are available for travel. | + | - | + | - | The elevator is called only when unlocking the door (with or without a call), but no floors are available for travel. | + | - | - | + | The elevator is called only using DTMF (with or without a call), but no floors are available for travel. | + | + | + | - | The elevator is called when unlocking the door (with or without a call), and accessible floor buttons light up. | + | + | - | + | The elevator is called using DTMF during a call, and accessible floor buttons light up. | + | + | + | + | The elevator is called using both the door unlock button and DTMF, and accessible floor buttons light up. |
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