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Key Features of the Two-Step Mode
Automatic Elevator Call
When a user interacts with the system (e.g., unlocking a door via the panel or Link app), the elevator is automatically called to a designated floor where the panel or access point is located.Floor Access Restriction
Inside the elevator cabin, only the buttons for authorized floors are activated based on the user's identifier (card, code, UKEY). This prevents unauthorized access to restricted floors.Flexible Configuration
Administrators can set individual access parameters for residents, guests, and other user groups, including time-based restrictions or limits on the number of accesses.
Benefits of the Mode
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.
Configuration Steps
Step 1. Configuring the Panel and Elevator Controller
At this stage, the panel must already be installed at the main entrance to the building or the area associated with elevator access, and the EVRC-IP controller must be connected to the elevator. Next, the panel and controller need to be linked within the local network. To do this, follow these steps:
Panel
Go to the panel configuration page.
Open the Panel section.
In the Apartment Settings window, check if the location of your panel is correctly specified. If the location is incorrect, make the necessary changes.
Click Submit to apply the changes.
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Controller
Go to the EVRC-IP controller configuration page.
Open the Device section.
In the Apartment Settings window, check if the controller's location is correctly specified and ensure it matches the panel's settings. If the location is incorrect, make the necessary changes.
Click Submit to apply the changes.
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Repeat the same process for other floors, adding them using the same principles.
Click Submit to save the changes.
Step 2. Configuring Two-Step Mode Functions
Go to the panel settings located on the floor associated with the elevator's operation.
Open the Access management section.
Scroll down to find the Additional settings window.
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Ensure that the selected floor and two-step mode functions align with actual usage scenarios to avoid system operation errors. |
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Step 3. Adding Identifiers
To ensure the correct operation of the two-step mode, identical identifiers must be added to both the panel and the elevator controller.
Panel
Go to the panel settings.
Open the Access management section.
Navigate to the Identifiers subsection.
Click New identifier.
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Click CONFIRM to save the identifier.
Controller
Go to the EVRC-IP controller settings.
Open the Access management section.
In the Identifiers subsection, click New identifier.
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For example, if the panel has an identifier of type Card with the number 12345 for the owner of apartment #10 with access to floor 2, the controller must be configured with an identifier having the same parameters.
Logs Overview: Verifying Identifier Usage
After adding and using the identifier, the system records the corresponding information in the logs of the panel and controller. This ensures that the identifier is successfully registered and functioning correctly.
Panel Logs
When the identifier is used, for example, when a card is tapped on the panel, the panel log records the following:
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This entry confirms that a valid access card with the number 7B-F0-70 was successfully used, and Lock #1 was opened. |
Controller EVRC-IPLogs
After the identifier data is transmitted from the panel to the elevator controller, the controller log records the access granted to a floor.
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This entry confirms that the identifier was successfully processed, and the controller granted access to the 3rd floor. |
Summary
The panel logs the use of the identifier and actions related to the lock.
The controller logs the access granted to specific floors.
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