Setting up DoorMonitoring for locking cylinders - AXM Classic
- AXM Classic open.
- Locking device is DoorMonitoring-capable (item code contains .DM).
- Click on the locking device for which you wish to set up DoorMonitoring.
- The locking device window will open.
- Click on the tab.
- Window switches to the tab.
- Expand the menu.
- Configure the preferred settings.
- Click the button.
- The locking device window closes.
- DoorMonitoring is set up for this locking device.
You can select the following settings:
"Door open" settings
Your DoorMonitoring locking cylinders detect whether the door is open or closed with the help of a special fastening screw and a magnetic tab.
Setting | Explanation |
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Sampling interval for the DM sensors (sec.) | The frequency with which the locking cylinder checks whether the magnetic tab is in front of the fastening screw. In this case, the door is considered closed. Possible intervals are:
More frequent checks lead to faster detection of an open door, but also increase power consumption. |
"Door open too long" event after (min.) | Safety-relevant doors such as fire doors must not be permanently open. This setting allows you to see if a door is open for longer than usual. This door could be wedged open, for example. After the set time has elapsed, the Door open too long event is triggered. Possible intervals:
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Lock bolt
Your DoorMonitoring locking cylinder uses a special sensor to detect how often the cam has been turned. With the aid of the following settings, the system then knows how far the dead bolt has been extended.
Setting | Explanation |
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Number of turns to lock | The number of turns required to fully extend the mortise lock dead bolt. Possible intervals are:
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“Door securely locked" position of dead bolt | In two- or multi-turn mortise locks, the door may be locked, but the dead bolt has not yet been extended far enough to rest securely in the door anchorage. In this case, the door is only considered Door is locked, but not Door is securely locked. This setting is used to specify how many turns are required until the dead bolt is extended far enough into the door and the locking device is considered secure. The available settings depend on what you have specified in Number of turns to lock:
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Logging in the access list
You can also log DoorMonitoring events in your access list. This means that you can use DoorMonitoring to a limited extent, even without direct networking.
You can use these settings to specify which events are written into the access list for your DoorMonitoring locking device.
Setting | Explanation |
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"Door open" events | Select this checkbox to write "Door open" events into the access list for your locking device. This applies to these events:
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Lock bolt events | Select this checkbox to write Lock bolt events into the access list for your locking device. This applies to these events:
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Forward in network
DoorMonitoring works best with a directly networked system (WaveNet). In order to find the best setting for your particular circumstances, you can decide which events you wish to forward to your database via your WaveNet.
Additional forwarding means increased radio traffic and thus increased power consumption.
Setting | Explanation |
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"Door open" events | Select this checkbox to forward "Door open" events to the database. This applies to these events:
If you select this checkbox, the events are also automatically saved in the access list. |
Lock bolt events | Select this checkbox to forward Lock bolt events to the database. This applies to these events:
If you select this checkbox, the events are also automatically saved in the access list. |
Event logging/forwarding of alarms in the network | Your DoorMonitoring locking device detects various alarm situations. You can forward these to your database. Examples of such situations are:
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