SimonsVoss - Digitales SmartRelay 3 3063 - Controller

The SimonsVoss - SmartRelay 3 3063 - Controller of the SREL3 ADV system is connected to the network via Ethernet. The Ethernet connection is PoE-capable, an external power supply is not mandatory. It can be used as a gateway in the virtual network. For this, the controller establishes a connection to the VNHost server. The VNHost server transfers changed authorizations (programming requirements) and data from the LSM database to the controller. Thus, a complete and time-consuming loading of the database is no longer required, but the controller retrieves the data provided upon detection of an identification medium (pull principle). The entire system is programmed only via a single interface - the controller. The SREL3-ADV is also available in a ZK variant, which extends the functions of the system by time zone control, and logging (access lists). Three existing screw terminal inputs allow flexible use of the controller:

• Forwarding to LSM (inputs 1 and 2)
• Push-to-open contact (input 3)

With the built-in screw terminal relay output any system can be controlled and, for example, an electric door can be opened. When the controller is first programmed via USB, an IP address must be assigned. After that, no USB connection is required anymore, but the configuration of the controller can be changed over the network. The built-in backup battery ensures that even after a power failure, the programmed settings are retained and the function of the controller after power restoration fully guaranteed is.

General information about SmartRelay 3 Advanced System

The SimonsVoss - SmartRelais 3 Advanced System is a third-generation system consisting of several networked components that enable intelligent control of closures and third-party systems. The system consists of a controller, at least one external reader and an optional SmartOutput module. The controller is the central component. A service communicates with the LSM database and keeps the controller up-to-date with the database when used as a gateway-without manual updates and time-consuming reprogramming. With the information retrieved from the LSM database and the identification data transmitted by the reader, the controller can match the identification data to the database. Depending on the settings programmed in the controller, different actions are possible, including:

• Assign permissions
• Remove permissions
• Charge time budgets
• Update configuration of ident media
• Switch relay outputs
• Read out lists

The identification media are read by up to three external readers, which may be physically separate from each other and the controller. The reader can read active and passive identification media in the third generation SmartRelay system and send the read information to the controller for evaluation a built-in relay output that can be freely programmed. The system can be expanded with the SmartOutput modules in daisy-chain connection with up to 116 relay outputs, which are also freely programmable.