WaveNet Multi-Networking is an easy-to-install "plug-and-play" network.

Programming the 3060 system with a laptop and SmartCD is practical for projects up to a certain size or for customers with a small number of doors, as these typically require few changes to the configuration of the locking devices. For medium-sized and large projects where key losses, the authorization of new transponders, or organizational changes occur more frequently, the maintenance and servicing of the locking system via the network is recommended. However, this does not necessarily require all doors to be networked. The entire system can also be designed for mixed operation (networked/standalone).

In a networked system, not only can all maintenance and programming tasks be performed from a central PC, but the current status of the entire network can also be queried. Among other things, locking and door states such as door open - door closed, door unlocked - door locked, battery warning, and access list can be centrally queried. This makes it possible to respond to an event directly from a central location. WaveNet is an easy-to-install "plug-and-play" network for use in building automation. Due to its cable-free installation, it is particularly suitable for the online management and control of the SimonsVoss 3060 digital locking and organization system in existing buildings, but can also be used in new buildings (e.g., in flexibly used room units).

The transmission of data within a WaveNet network is largely independent of the transmission medium. For example, data can be transmitted via RS485 interfaces, Ethernet interfaces (TCP/IP), USB interfaces, RS232 interfaces, wireless interfaces (868 MHz), or WLAN. In summary, networking allows the entire access control system to be configured and monitored from a central PC. This allows the user to respond immediately to critical situations.

All advantages at a glance:

• Central system management
• Central door monitoring
• Central control of external systems
• Feeding of external signals
• Event management
• Evaluation of fault messages via event manager

Networking options: