Preparing N501 4G Door Modules

This chapter describes how to prepare a 4G Door Module for deployment.

Before you start:

  • Connect the 4G door module according to the separate instructions (N501 4G DOOR MODULE AND N50x RFID READER INSTALLATION AND DEPLOYMENT).

  • Make sure that you have the appropriate licenses for the bus devices that you intend to connect to the Net Bridge.

Proceed as follows.

  1. Select Administration > Browse network modules.

  2. Select Add network module.
    The Add network module wizard is opened.
  3. Select Add network module.
  4. Enter the general details of the network module:
    • Name — Enter a name for the new network module. Use a descriptive name. For example, you can use a name that indicates the location of the module.
    • Type — From the menu, choose N501 (with mobile connection).
    • License — Select N501 (with mobile connection) license type. Two new fields will appear:
      • Number of reserved bus devices — The default setting is 1.
      • Number of connected bus devices — The number of currently connected devices. Since you are adding a new Net Bridge, the amount is 0.
    • Key programming Hotspot installed — Select this check box if at least one Key programming Hot Spot will be connected to the network module.

    Set the network module active by enabling Active radio button. You can select the Not in use radio button if you do not have an active license yet but you still want to configure the network module.

    • N50X device serial number — Enter the serial number of the 4G Door Module you are adding.

  5. Click Next.
  6. Select Estate.

    Choose the estate to which you want to add the Net Bridge.

  7. Click Next.
  8. Select Zone.

    Choose the zone to which you want to add the Net Bridge.

  9. Click Next.
  10. Enter the network module settings:

    • Service address — The Service address is the server address of the lock system. Accept the suggested address.

    • User ID — Choose the network module's User ID from the list.

      If the User ID drop-down menu is empty, click Add New Network Module User to add a new user, and then follow the wizard.

    • Password — Enter the network module user’s Password.

  11. Click Next.
  12. If needed, enter the schedules of automated events.

    By default, Online devices do not report log events automatically. To enable automated events, select the Change automated event settings check box. This activates the Log reporting interval drop-down menu. The log reporting interval can be set to no reporting, once a week or once a day.

  13. Click Next.
  14. The summary window opens. Check the information in the summary window.
  15. Select Finish.
  16. The Add lock wizard opens.
  17. Define the lock settings:

    • Placement — Placement refers to the location of the lock on the floor plan. If you are adding several locks at a time, set the first placement in a way that it ends with a number, such as A1. In this way, the system adds consecutive placement numbers as follows:

      • A1
      • A2
      • A3
      • ...

    • Approach direction — Approach direction refers to the direction where the lock will be opened from, if the door is equipped with double side lock.

    • Locking target — Locking target provides a more detailed description or name of the room or premises, where the lock will lead to.

    • Lock cylinder — Lock cylinder is the cylinder type of the lock. The wizard has N501 selected by default.

    • Clock installed — Select Clock installed if there is a clock circuit in the lock. If the selected Lock cylinder contains a clock, Clock installed will be automatically selected.

      Note:

      In conjunction with initial programming, always connect the RTC unit to the connection cable on the lock. After this, do not disconnect the RTC unit from the connection cable.

      If you have disconnected the RTC unit from the connection cable, you must restart the RTC unit. You can do this by inserting a programming key, connected to the programming cable, to the keyway of the lock cylinder. Always carry out this procedure after disconnecting the RTC unit.

    • Lock type — The wizard has Online selected by default.

    • Save log events automatically — Log events are saved automatically by default.

    • Lock collects log – The automatic collection of a lock log is selected by default.

    • Accepts API access rights – By default, API access rights are not accepted.

  18. Click Next.
  19. Choose the relay configuration

    • Choose the Basic relay configuration from the drop-down menu.

    • Choose the Impulse relay configuration from the drop-down menu.

    By default, the lead time for relays K1 and K2 is set to 8 seconds. To change the relay's lead time, deselect Use default. The lead time can be set to 0 to 65534 seconds.

  20. Click Next.
  21. Enter additional details, as necessary.

    • Door type — Door type is the type of door on which the lock is installed.

    • Escutcheon — Escutcheon is the protective plate surrounding the keyhole in the door.

    • Lock model — Lock model is the model of the lock body.

    • Cylinder extension — A cylinder extension is used to extend the lock.

    • Door thickness — Door thickness is the thickness of the door on which the lock is installed.

    • Lock body depth (mm) — Lock body depth (mm) is the depth of the lock body.

    • Opening direction — Opening direction indicates whether the door handle (if any) is on the left or right hand side.

    • Label — If the door has a label, Label refers to that label.

    • Note — Note contains additional information about the lock or door.

    • Other equipment — Other equipment refers to other devices related to the lock or door.

    • Restricted — This check box indicates that a device that controls restricted access is connected to the lock.

    • Restriction label — Enter a description of the restricted access in this field. This can be a description of the access controlling device, for example.

  22. Click Next.
  23. Choose Estate. (If enabled in the lock settings).

    Choose the estate to which you want to add the lock.

  24. Click Next.
  25. Choose Zone. (If enabled in the lock settings).

    Choose the zone to which you want to add the lock.

  26. Choose the lock access rights.

    The default access rights are added to the lock automatically.

    Choose the desired access rights from the menu on the left.

    You can manage access rights with the arrow buttons:

    • — Click the Arrows right button to move all items to the list.
    • — Click the Arrow right button to move the selected item(s) to the list.
    • — Click the Arrow left button to remove the selected item(s) from the list.
    • — Click the Arrows left button to remove all items from the list.
  27. Click Next.
  28. Choose time profiles.

    You can use this menu to define a time profile for the lock.

    • Not time limited — The lock ignores all time profiles on keys.
    • Apply all time profiles on a key — The lock applies all time profiles on keys.
    • Apply selected time profiles — The lock applies the selected time profiles on keys.
  29. Click Next.
  30. Choose whether or not an individual access right is added to the lock.

    If you select individual access rights for the lock, the type and grouping of the access rights must also be set. For more information, see Access Rights

  31. Click Next.
  32. Choose the number of locks to be created.

    In the 4G door module wizard, choose 1.

  33. Click Next.
  34. Choose how to continue:

    Available options:

    • Leave locks in planning state — Select Leave locks in planning state if you want to leave the locks in the planning state, and continue planning the locking system without, for example, programming any physical locks.

    • Order locks — Choose Order locks if you know that the lock definitions are final but you want to program the locks later.

      For more information, see Ordering Locks.

    • Order and transfer tasks to programming key — Choose Order and transfer tasks to programming key if you are deploying an installed lock and you want to program it by taking the Programming Key with you to the lock. This can only be done for one lock at a time.

      Note:

      When deploying the system, keep the programming key on the selected door module’s reader and wait for the green LED on the programming key to illuminate, to indicate that the programming tasks are complete. During deployment programming, all devices connected to the Net Bridge receive a device-specific programming package. This means that all connected devices can be deployed simultaneously using just one reader.

  35. Click Next.
  36. A summary window is displayed.
  37. Follow the wizard to end the procedure.
  38. Click Close.