Clever and keyless locking system 3060

The SimonsVoss Digital Locking System 3060 is an electronic version of a mechanical locking system with the functions of a typical access control system.

Mechanical keys are replaced by active transponders, passive smart cards, Mobile Keys, PIN code keypads or readers. Digital locking cylinders and digital fittings are used instead of mechanical locking cylinders while radio communication replaces the mechanical authentication of a key. Data is transmitted from a transponder or smart card to the locking cylinder or Smart Relay at a frequency of 25 kHz or 13.56 MHz. Intelligent relays (Smart Relays) enable electronic switches to be activated using an authorised transponder. The following options are available to programme System 3060, depending on the system size and personal preferences:

• With a programming transponder without any software whatsoever
• With a smart phone via the NFC cloud
• With a USB config device or a programming device and software
• Via the cable-free WaveNet network

System 3060 in point of view

All components can be networked at any time, even at a subsequent stage. Multi-networking offers a suitable solution for all system sizes. This is provided by network-ready Network Inside components, the WaveNet radio network (frequency of 868 MHz) and the retrofit network thumb-turn cover for existing components. The term 'G2' was introduced to distinguish new systems from G1 systems. Highly developed communications protocols enable the G2 firmware generation to form even larger, more powerful lock systems and also network them virtually.

Special features of G2-based systems

• Programming can be performed using media (transponders, smart cards, smart tags and similar) or the locking devices, depending on which method involves less work for system management.
• If authorisations differ between the medium and the locking device, the data last programmed are considered valid.
• If active transponders are used, these will ensure that the time is checked in the locking devices and corrected if necessary.
• G2 systems can be networked virtually.
• Changes to authorisations are only updated in the media in virtually networked systems.
• Up-to-date information is exchanged between the media and the locking devices when online doors are opened or closed in virtually networked systems. This ensures that lost or stolen transponders can be deactivated in locking devices.

Perfomance characteristics of G2-based systems

• Up to 64,000 locks per locking system
• Up to 64,000 transponders/smart cards per locking device
• Up to 1,000 accesses can be stored on the transponder per lock system
• Management of up to 100 time zones
• Up to 304,000 locking devices per transponder
• Up to 32,000 locking devices per smart card
• Up to 3,000 access events can be stored on a locking device / 3,600  on a SREL

Benchmarking between G1 and G2-baed locking systems

Programming

• Small G1 lock systems can be configured without software using Programming Transponder 3067.
• Small G2 lock systems can be configured using the USB config device in conjunction with the LSM-Starter software.
• Large systems are managed with the Locking System Management software (LSM). The lock plan is produced on a PC. The data are then transferred to the digital components using Programming Device Smart CD
• Alternatively, lock plans can be transferred to a PDA/netbook which communicates with the Smart CD using Bluetooth or USB.
• Can also be programmed online; see Multi-networking