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Automatic Elevator Call
When a user interacts with the system (e.g., unlocking a door via the panel monitor 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.
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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.
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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In the Device settings window, select the Access control manual mode.
The two-step mode works only when this setting is applied.
Configure all necessary parameters in the Device settings window according to your system requirements.
Click Submit to save the changes.
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Go to the Floors and Ports Settings window.
Click ADD to add a new floor.
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In the newly opened window, specify the floor name in the Name field.
If the floor is public (e.g., Ground Floor), check the Public checkbox. If a panel is installed on the floor, check the Panel installation floor checkbox.
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You cannot activate both checkboxes simultaneously for the same floor, as the 'public' feature and the 'panel installation floor' feature have different purposes and cannot be used together. |
Specify the floor number in the Floor field. Each floor must have a unique number.
In the Ports field, select the port (relay) associated with this floor. This field is mandatory.
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A single port can only be linked to one floor. Using the same port for multiple floors is not allowed. |
In the Apartments field, add the apartment numbers linked to this floor. If the floor is public or has a panel, leave this field empty.
Click CONFIRM to save the floor.
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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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This window allows you to perform advanced configuration and enable/disable functions required for the two-step mode. |
In the Floor number (Elevator controller) dropdown, select the floor where the call panel is installed. This determines the floor to which the elevator will be directed when the panel settings are triggered.
This is the floor where the elevator will be called when the panel settings are triggered.
Configure the use of two-step mode functions by activating the checkboxes that correspond to the panel operation scenarios you need.
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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.
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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.
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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).
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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).
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Calling an elevator using a DTMF code
Enables elevator control using a DTMF code sent through a phone line or audio system.
DTMF value: Specifies the code value (in this case, "DC") used to call the elevator.
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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:
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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:
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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:
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Features of Working with Identifiers If an apartment has multiple identifiers (e.g., a QR code and a card), their behavior is as follows:
Example:
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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
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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In the Device settings window, select the Access control manual mode.
The two-step mode works only when this setting is applied.
Configure all necessary parameters in the Device settings window according to your system requirements.
Click Submit to save the changes.
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Go to the Floors and Ports Settings window.
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To configure EVRC ports according to your setup, you can view an example schematic here. |
Click ADD to add a new floor.
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In the newly opened window, specify the floor name in the Name field.
If the floor is public (e.g., Ground Floor), check the Public checkbox. If a panel is installed on the floor, check the Panel installation floor checkbox.
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You cannot activate both checkboxes simultaneously for the same floor, as the 'public' feature and the 'panel installation floor' feature have different purposes and cannot be used together. |
Case: Panel installed on the public floor (e.g., Ground Floor): If a panel is installed on the public floor, which is both a public area and the panel installation floor, you must configure the system as follows:
Add the floor twice:
First, create a floor with the Panel installation floor checkbox enabled.
Second, create another floor with the Public checkbox enabled.
Assign a unique port (relay) to each floor according to your connection scheme. The same port cannot be used for multiple floors.
Specify the floor number in the Floor field. Each floor must have a unique number.
In the Ports field, select the port (relay) associated with this floor. This field is mandatory.
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A single port can only be linked to one floor. Using the same port for multiple floors is not allowed. |
In the Apartments field, add the apartment numbers linked to this floor. If the floor is public or has a panel, leave this field empty.
Adding apartment numbers in this field requires manual input. Place the cursor in the field, type the apartment number on the keyboard, and press "Enter".
Click CONFIRM to save the floor.
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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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This window allows you to perform advanced configuration and enable/disable functions required for the two-step mode. |
In the Floor number (Elevator controller) field, select the floor where the call panel is installed. This determines the floor to which the elevator will be directed when the panel settings are triggered.
This is the floor where the elevator will be called when the panel settings are triggered.
Configure the use of two-step mode functions by activating the checkboxes that correspond to the panel operation scenarios you need.
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These settings can be enabled based on the system's usage scenarios. Ensure the parameters match the actual needs of the users.
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