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This guide will take you through the necessary steps to connect and configure the Aperio Hubs and locks with Brivo.
ASSA ABLOY AperioTM Configuration Guide for Brivo Onair The integration of Aperio Wireless Technology by Assa Abloy into Brivo Onair introduces a simple and secure solution for access control. Integrating with Aperio has allowed Brivo to introduce a wide variety of quality locks by various respected Assa Abloy Brands. I Introduction Introduction...................................................................................... 2 Supported Locks.............................................................................. 2 Supported Features......................................................................... 3 System Requirements..................................................................... 4 Required Components.................................................................... 4 II Configuration Preparation for Installation............................................................ 5 Certified Installers Only.............................................................. 5 Placement of Locks and Hubs.................................................... 5 Certified Installers Only.............................................................. 5 Using the Radio Dongle.............................................................. 5 Panel Placement and Network Considerations....................... 5 IP Addressing............................................................................... 6 III Installation Order of Installation........................................................................ 7 Installation of Locks......................................................................... 7 Installation of Hubs......................................................................... 7 Pairing of Locks and Hubs.............................................................. 7 Configuration of Locks and Hubs.................................................. 8 Connecting Hubs to ACS300/ACS6000 Control Panels............. 15 IV Associating with Onair Programming (Adding) Hubs to Brivo Onair.............................. 16 Programming (Adding) Locks to Brivo Onair.............................. 17 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Introduction This installation guide is written for certified Brivo and Assa Abloy Installers. There is fundamental system information that you as an installer or system programmer will need to know prior to configuring this installation. This guide will take you through the necessary steps to connect and configure the Aperio Hubs and locks with Brivo Onair, through either the ACS300-E or ACS6000-E Control Panels. This guide assumes the proper installation and linking of Aperio Locks to Aperio Hubs. Although pointing to some best practices, this guide should not be referred to as a replacement for any Assa Abloy guides. This guide will touch on some configuration of the Aperio Hubs and Aperio Locks as it relates to the integration to Brivo Onair. For other Hub and Lock configuration needs, please refer to the Assa Abloy guide associated with the particular Hub and/or Lock that you are installing or configuring. Supported Locks Corbin Russwin and Sargent IN100 Constructed with ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 hardware, the IN100 lock offers high-level security with flexible access control, all at an affordable price. The IN100 lock with is available in cylindrical, mortise, and exit device configurations. Adams Rite G100 The Adams Rite G100 wireless digital lock makes extending access control to all-glass doors easy and affordable while maintaining aesthetics. This surface-mounted digital glass door locking solution provides greater flexibility and control for interior office space areas without the need to make costly modifications. HES K100 / KS100 Cabinet Locks The flexible integrated solution for extending access control to secure locker drawers and doors. The HES K100 cabinet lock comes standard with locked state & tamper monitoring, optional mechanical key override and over 150 lbs of holding force. Designed to install easily on most swing handle server cabinet doors, the HES KS100 comes standard with locked state monitoring and utilizes an SFIC (Small Format Interchangeable Core) mechanical key override. An optional extended DPS monitoring sensor can be connected to ensure that the cabinet is closed, locked and secure. © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 2 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Supported Features Privacy Mode Privacy Mode allows the user to place the door in a "Do Not Disturb" state. If the lock supports Privacy Mode, by either pushing a button on the secure side of the door, or on some models by simply engaging the deadbolt, the lock will no longer open for Users that are not in a group with Privacy Override enabled. Privacy Mode will remain active until the door is either opened from the inside, or valid access is gained by someone who has Privacy Override Privileges. Privacy Override can also be cancelled by pushing the Privacy Override button again, or by disengaging the deadbolt. The Default setting is No. Some Assa Abloy Locks do not have Privacy Mode capabilities. Privacy Mode also will not affect the key override functionality of a lock. Credential Caching Assa Abloy Aperio locks have the ability to cache up to 1024 credentials (some capabilities and limits do vary). The cache expiration time limit and caching size are configurable through Brivo Onair. Caching is when the lock will remember each credential (up to the limit) that had gained valid access to the lock for the predetermined period of time. Each time that a valid user gains access to the lock, the expiration timer for that credential will reset. When a User's access is removed from the lock, Onair will send a command to remove the cached credential from the lock. Note: The Hub and Lock must be online for the cache removal to take place. In the event that the Lock or Hub are not online at the time access is removed, the lock will require the credential to either be presented while the lock is online, or the cache expiration for that particular credential will have to occur. Make Adams Rite Corbin Ruswin HES HES Model Lock Type G100 2* IN100 3* K100 4* KS100 5* Characteristics Purpose Hub # Doors (Per Panel) Cards Support Keypad Remote Entry Deadbolt Monitor Monitoring Locked DPS State Monitor Privacy Mode Low Battery B* AH40 30 iClass SE No Yes No No Yes No Yes C* Multi AH40 30 ClassSE No Yes No No Yes Yes Yes D* Multi AH40 30 ClassSE No Yes No No Yes No Yes E* Multi AH40 30 ClassSE No Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Sargent IN100 6* F* Multi AH40 30 ClassSE No Yes No No Yes Yes Yes 1 - Deadlatch, Deadlock 2 - Deadlock/Boltlock 3 - Cylindrical, Mortise, and Exit 4 - Cabinet Latch 5 - Cam Latch 6 - Cylindrical, Mortise, and Exit A - Storefront, Narrow Stile, Deadlatch, or Deadlock B - Single Frameless Glass Door, Deadlock C - Std Commercial Entry and Std Stile or Flat Panel Rim Exit D - Cabinet, Locker, and Drawer E - Server Rack (Review Compatibility Chart) F - Std Commercial Entry and Std Stile or Flat Panel Rim Exit © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 3 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide System Requirements Aperio Hub Specifications (AH-40) Wirless Range Up to 50' between Hub and Lock using internal antenna perpendicular to mounting surface. Voltage Max Standby Current Operating Temperature Up to 25' omnidirectional between Hub and Lock when using the optional external antenna, AA-EXT-ANT 8-24VDC or PoE IEEE 802.3af 80mA @ 12VDC and 250mA @ 24VDC 41 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit (5 to 35 degrees Celsius) System Specifications Controller Interface Power PC Requirements Application Requirements IP, Connects via ACS6000/ACS300 Admin Port Brivo ACS300 12VDC @ 1.5A or PoE+ IEEE 802.3at - Brivo ACS6000 12VDC @1.5A - AH-40 Aperio Hub 8-24VDC or PoE IEEE 802.3af For APA Software and Radio Dongle: 32-bit or 64-bit versions of Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10. - USB 2.0 interface required All Brivo Onair accounts have ASSA ABLOY Aperio enabled. No extra licenses required. Required Components Assa Abloy Manuals Aperio Programming Application Manual Aperio Hub AH40 Installation Instructions Aperio Online Mechanical Installation Manual Aperio Online Quick Installation Guide Lock Manuals G100 K100 IN100 KS100 Aperio - Troubleshooting Radio Related Problems Brivo Manuals ACS300/ACS6000 Installation Guide Brivo Onair Administrator's Manual Brivo ACS6000-E or ACS300-E Control Panel with firmware 6.1.1 or higher AH40 Hub The AH40 Hub is for a connection to the Aperio supported locks via IP to the panel. Multiple AH40 hubs may be connected to a Panel Aperio Lock(s) G100 K100 IN100 KS100 PoE+ or 12VDC Power © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 4 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Configuration Preparation for Installation Certified Installers Only Only Brivo and Assa Abloy Aperio Certified Installers are permitted to install Aperio Wireless Products within Onair. If you have not been certified by both Brivo and Assa Abloy on the respective products, please contact your Brivo Regional Sales Manager for information on how to become certified. Placement of Locks and Hubs The AH40 Hub has an overall range of 50ft. When using the internal antenna, the range between the Hub and the furthest lock is 50ft perpendicular from the face of the AH40 Hub. When using the optional ANT10, the range between the Hub and the furthest lock is 25ft, omni-directional. There are considerations for obstructions such as walls and tall office equipment when determining the correct placement for the Using the Radio Dongle The APA-10-USB Aperio Radio Dongle serves multiple purposes. As part of the APA-10-PC Aperio Programming Kit, the Aperio Radio Dongle is necessary for linking locks to their respective hub, configuring both the Hubs and Locks and updating firmware on the Aperio products. Before and during the installation, the Aperio Radio Dongle can be used to test the select location for both the hubs and locks. In the Aperio Programming Application software, you will also be able to receive the connection status and connection quality between each hub and its connected locks. Panel Placement and Networking Considerations The first consideration with respect to the panel and hub placement is distance. The network for the Aperio hubs will be an isolated private network and should not reside on a corporate network. Although some customers may have the ability to create an isolated LAN within their multi-layer network schema, it is recommended that the installer create a private network for the hubs and panels. It is not possible for more than one panel to reside on the same network via the Admin Port, therefore there are no required considerations for the Admin Port addressing. The Admin port address will serve as the ACU address for each hub. Since up to 30 hubs can be connected to a single panel each hub will need to be addressed ensuring that no IP addresses collide on the network. Each hub will need to be addressed between 192.168.207.2 and 192.168.207.254 The Onair panel will recognize each hub by the MAC address of the hub. The IP addressing is for the purpose of the hub to be able to reach out to the panel for communication as the host for the hub. © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 5 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide IP Addressing Each Onair panel will either use the default address or will be programmed as described above. The instructions for modifying the IP address on the Onair panel are outlined later in this manual. Addressing the hub will be handled during the configuration of the hub. The instructions will also be covered later in this manual. Use the blank table below to plan and record the IP addressing for your Onair Panels and Aperio Hubs Panel CP Panel IP Aperio MAC Aperio IP Table A - IP Addressing © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 6 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Aperio Installation The installation of all Assa Abloy Hardware should be completed in accordance with Assa Abloy manuals, guidelines and restrictions. Brivo imposes no special instructions to installers on Aperio equipment. This guide will outline the specific settings required for optimal operation with Brivo Onair. Note: During the installation of Aperio locks and hubs, ensure that the Aperio firmware is at the latest supported version. The proper instructions for upgrading Aperio firmware is outlined in the Aperio APA Guide. Order of Installation For the best outcome, the locks should be installed in the following order: 1. Install Locks on doors 2. Determine optimal location for Hubs and install Hubs 3. Pair locks and Hubs 4. Configure Locks and Hubs 5. Connect Hubs to Panels 6. Program (Add) Hubs in Onair 7. Program (Add) Locks in Onair Installation of Locks The locking hardware should be installed in accordance with Assa Abloy requirements and instructions. Please refer to the specific documentation pertaining to the locks being used. Installation of Hubs Each AH40 Hub should be installed in accordance to Assa Abloy requirements and instructions. Refer to: https://www.assaabloy.es/Local/UK/Products/aperio/AA_Aperio_AH40_Mounting%20instruction_English.pdf Using the External Antenna When using the ANT-10, you will need to understand the differences in distance. Pairing of Locks and Hubs Pairing the Locks Refer to the Aperio installation guides for proper pairing procedures. Once the locks are paired with the hub and once the hub is connected to the Brivo Control Panel in Onair, you will be able to select the lock from a list of MAC addresses. © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 7 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Configuration of Locks and Hubs Once the lock and hub pairing is complete, it will be time to configure the hub and lock settings. For certain settings that are not covered in this document, refer to each ASSA ABLOY configuration manual associated with the lock and hub that you are installing. Saving Configurations For each lock body type or hub, you can save the configuration file in order to apply the configuration for each additional lock or hub. This will save time and ensure that the same configuration is being applied across all locks and hubs. Please refer to the APA Software manual for instructions on saving, exporting and importing configuration files. Configuration Matrix For Simplicity, the required configuration settings are highlighted in the tables below. Although each lock could have some differences in the configuration screens, the basic settings are identical among all Aperio locks. HUB and Lock Settings Hub Settings Setting Label Value Electronic Access Control Settings EAC Addressing Mode Normal Offset Lock Access Decision Timeout (seconds) 2 Remote Unlock Time to Live (minutes) 1 Notes Status Report Interval Status Reporting Interval (minutes) 5 Must Match Lock Network Settings IP Address 192.168.207.xxx Network Mask 255.255.255.0 TLS Encryption Enabled ACU Address 192.168.207.1 ACU Port 9999 Adjust in Config Menu Radio Radio Channels 11, 16, 25 Default for US Table B - Hub and Lock Settings (continued below) © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 8 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Configuring the Hub There are a few default settings that will need to be modified on the AH40 Hub for proper performance. Refer to Table B on the previous pages for the proper settings. Lock Settings Setting Label Value Locking Parameters Try to unlock timeout (seconds) 2 Lock open time (seconds) 5 Lock jammed alarm timeout (seconds) 30 Notes Locking Parameters (cont.) Lock jammed retry period (seconds) 60 Lock jammed indication mode LED and Buzzer Battery Battery Check Interval (minutes) 10 Reporting Status Report Interval (minutes) 5 Polling Interval (seconds) 5 Sensor Events Always Enabled Smart Credential Cache Dynamic cache Enabled Valid for (Days) 1-7 Number of credentials 100 Static cache Enabled Cache state Running Privacy Mode Privacy Mode Variable - Enabled / Disabled Must Match Hub Setting in Onair Setting in Onair Setting in Onair Must be Set in Hub and in Onair Radio Radio Channels 11, 16, 25 US Standard Channels Table B - Hub and Lock Settings Continued Note: In order to speed up the configuring of multiple hubs, make sure to select include for every option in the configuration screen. The option will not only be sent to the hub, but will be available to save and download the configuration. Once saved, the configuration will be available to apply to the other hubs in the system. Optionally, you may export the configuration to use for future installations. © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 9 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Setting the IP Address: In the APA Software navigate to the Hub that you wish to configure. Right-Click on the hub and select `Change IP Address' Next, enter the Static Address you wish to set the hub to. Each hub will require a unique IP address per panel network. The Panel IP is 192.168.207.1, therefore the IP range for each hub is 192.168.207.2 through 192.168.207.254. You can use the table found earlier in this guide to plan and keep track of the IP settings for each hub. © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 10 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Modifying the Configuration: From the Hub Details Screen, right-click on the hub you wish to configure. Navigate to Communications Hub [EXAMPLE]. Select Configure from the dropdown menu that appears. Hub Action Menu - Select Configure Using Table B - Required Settings from earlier in this guide, work through the configuration and make changes where the settings do not match. You will use `Change' to change a setting or group of settings. `Include' will automatically be selected for each setting you modify. Select `Next' to advance to the next screen. The series of reference images below demonstrate the sequence of changing the settings. Sample Hub Configuration Screen © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 11 Sample Configuration Setting P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Sample Configuration Setting Sample Hub Configuration Screen Saving and Sending the Configuration Once you have cycled through all of the configuration screens, you will end up on the Device Update screen. You will see a list of settings that will be sent to the hub. Verify the listed settings against the Required Settings table. Hub Device Update Screen Name and Save Configuration Select `Apply' to send the configuration to the hub. You also have the option at this point to save the configuration file. Saving the configuration file will allow you to push the same configuration to other hubs you are installing, or to download for future installations. To save the configuration, select Save Configuration. At this point you will be given the option to name the configuration file. Give the configuration a name that you will easily recognize. You will also want to review the configurations that will be added to the saved configuration. Select `OK' to commit the save. The configuration will be saved and can be retrieved through the hub's action menu. © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 12 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Configuring the Lock Although each lock may have slight differences in the configuration, the required settings are the same throughout the Aperio integrated product line. From the Hub Details Screen, right-click on the Lock you wish to configure. Lock/Sensor Action Menu Navigate to Lock/Sensor [EXAMPLE] Select Configure from the dropdown menu that appears. Using Table B - Required Settings from earlier in this guide, work through the configuration and make changes where the settings do not match. You will use `Change' to change a setting or group of settings. `Include' will automatically be selected for each setting you modify. Select `Next' to advance to the next screen. The series of reference images below demonstrate the sequence of changing the settings. © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 13 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Note: The Status Reporting Interval must match on the hub and the lock. Note: Both Credential Caching and Privacy Mode need to be enabled on the Lock Configuration and in Brivo Onair for proper operation. If Privacy Mode is enabled on the Lock Configuration and not in Onair, the lock will behave as if it is entering Privacy Mode, but users will still gain normal access. © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 14 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Saving and Sending the Configuration Once you have cycled through all of the configuration screens, you will end up on the Device Update screen. You will see a list of settings that will be sent to the lock. Verify the listed settings against the Required Settings table. Select `Apply' to send the configuration to the lock. You also have the option at this point to save the configuration file. Saving the configuration file will allow you to push the same configuration to other locks of the same model you are installing, or to download for future installations. To save the configuration, select `Save Configuration'. At this point you will be given the option to name the configuration file. Give the configuration a name that you will easily recognize. You will also want to review the configurations that will be added to the saved configuration. Select `OK' to commit the save. The configuration will be saved and can be retrieved through the hub's action menu. Connecting Hubs to the ACS300/ACS6000 Control Panels Networking the Hub(s) Each Hub connected to the Brivo Onair panel will need to be connected via a simple isolated network. The Recommended configuration includes a PoE switch to also power the hub(s). The ACS300-E/ACS6000-E will connect to the same switch via the Admin Port on the panel. The Admin Port and the LAN Port cannot exist on the same network. In addition, two panels cannot exist on the same physical hub network. Other networking considerations may require the consultation of Brivo Technical Support or a Brivo Regional Technical Manager. Typical Hub to Panel Network Diagram © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 15 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Associating Aperio Locks with Brivo Onair Programming (Adding) Hubs in Brivo Onair Adding a Hub in Brivo Onair From the Setup tab, select Sites/Doors and then Control Panels. Select the control panel you wish to view. The View Control Panel page will display. Under the More Operations drop down, select Add Wireless Gateway/Router. The Add Wireless Gateway/Router page displays. Select Assa Abloy Aperio Hub from the Wireless Board Types. Enter the Location. For the MAC address field, Brivo Onair will automatically identify any Hubs that are connected to the panel. If the Hub is connected to the panel and is online, you will be able to select the MAC address associated with the Hub from the dropdown list. If the Hub is not connected or online or in the case of pre-programming the account, you may enter the MAC address into the MAC Address field. Be sure to enter the address with colon ":" separating each octet. When finished, click Save Wireless Gateway/Router. © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 16 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide Programming (Adding) Locks in Brivo Onair Adding a Lock in Brivo Onair From the Setup tab, select Sites/Doors and then Sites. The Site List page displays. Click on the Site to which you wish to add the lock. The View Site page displays. Under the More Operations dropdown, select Add Door. Enter a unique Door name and then select the appropriate control panel from the dropdown list. Click Next and then select the Hub from the Board dropdown list. Next, select the Lock # from the dropdown list. The lock number is a number you will select and assign between 1 and 16. The lock number itself does not correlate to any value in Aperio. For the MAC address field, Brivo Onair will automatically identify any Locks that are paired with the selected Hub. If the Lock is connected to the Hub and the Hub is also online during this step, you will be able to select the MAC address associated with the Lock from the dropdown list. If the Hub is not online or in the case of pre-programming the account, you may enter the MAC address into the MAC address field. Be sure to enter the address with a colon ":" separating each octet. Setting Enable Privacy Mode button to Yes allows the user to place the door in a "Do Not Disturb" state. If the lock supports Privacy Mode, by either pushing a button on the secure side of the door, or on some models by simply engaging the deadbolt, the lock will no longer open for Users that are not in a group with Privacy Override enabled. Privacy Mode will remain active until the door is either opened from the inside, or valid access is gained by someone who has Privacy Override Privileges. Privacy Override can also be canceled by pushing the Privacy Override button again, or by disengaging the deadbolt. © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 17 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1 Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide The Default setting is No. Some Assa Abloy Locks do not have Privacy Mode capabilities. Select the radio button for Yes or No to enable or disable Privacy Mode. You may also set Offline Cache. Select Yes for Enable Credential Caching to enable the Cache. Additional option will appear. Set the number of days you wish the lock to cache credentials and also set the number of credentials you wish the lock to cache. Revision List Date November 25, 2019 May 5, 2020 Version 1.0 1.1 Description Initial version Updated Lock Configuration instructions © 2020 Brivo Systems LLC. All rights reserved. 18 P-MAN-PUB-Assa Abloy Aperio Configuration Guide 1.1Adobe PDF Library 15.0 Adobe InDesign 15.0 (Macintosh)