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VIA HUB
INSTALLATION MANUAL
July 2017
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Cutting edge simplicity

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  • Page 1 VIA HUB INSTALLATION MANUAL July 2017 ® Cutting edge simplicity...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    © Copyright 2016 Cansec Systems Ltd. Introduction Cansec’s Via Universal Wireless Locks communicate wirelessly to a Via Hub which can be located up to 70/170 ft (21/52 m) away in a typical office environment. Each Hub can support two Via Locks.

  • Page 3: Typical Configuration

    Typical Configuration ANY ACCESS CONTROL PANEL FORCED ENTRY OUTPUT WIRELESS LOW BATTERY OUTPUT UNIVERSAL LOCK 1 DOOR 1 WIEGAND AC CE SS LOCK RELAY CO NT RO L PA NE L TYPICAL RANGE TO 70/170 FT (21/52 M) FORCED ENTRY OUTPUT LOW BATTERY OUTPUT DOOR 2 WIEGAND...

  • Page 4: Configure Via Hub

    Configure Via Hub (WHITE) D23 (RED) D20 (GRN) D32 (BLUE) Figure 2: Configure Via Hub Unit DIP SWITCHES DIP SWITCH “A” - ADDR Do not change the default settings: Switch A1 sets to DOWN (ON), switches A2-A8 set to UP (OFF). DIP SWITCH “B” - NET ID Switches B1-B6 are used to set a Network ID which can be from 1 to 63 and must match the Net- work ID of the Via Lock Control Unit (See figure 3 for typical Net ID configurations).
  • Page 5 OFF (UP) DIP SWITCH “B” - NET ID ON (DOWN) NET ID SWITCH B6 SWITCH B5 SWITCH B4 SWITCH B3 SWITCH B2 SWITCH B1 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
  • Page 6 OFF (UP) DIP SWITCH “B” - NET ID ON (DOWN) NET ID SWITCH B6 SWITCH B5 SWITCH B4 SWITCH B3 SWITCH B2 SWITCH B1 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
  • Page 7 TYPICAL NET ID CONFIGURATIONS ANY ACCESS CONTROL PANEL UNIT ID: 1 FORCED ENTRY OUTPUT NET ID: 10 NET ID: 10* LOW BATTERY OUTPUT DOOR 1 WIEGAND AC CE SS LOCK RELAY CO NT RO L PA NE L FORCED ENTRY OUTPUT DOOR 2 LOW BATTERY OUTPUT UNIVERSAL...
  • Page 8 Via Lock and Hub are set to HIGH power to accommodate a distance in excess of 70’, a second reader located at 70’ or less can still be left on LOW power. Acceptable power combinations are shown below: Via Lock1 Via Lock2 Via Hub...

  • Page 9: Via Hub Wiring

    Via Hub Wiring ALTERNATE POWER (SEE NOTE) (WHITE) PREFERRED POWER OPTION (SEE NOTE) D23 (RED) FROM ACCESS CONTROLLER D20 (GRN) D32 (BLUE) 4 RELAYS Figure 4: Via Hub Wiring NOTE: If the Via Hub cannot be powered from the access controller, power can be supplied from an alternate supply (12 VDC, 150 mA) connected to the alternate power input terminals.

  • Page 10: Wiring Smartlock Pro Plus

    Wiring SmartLock Pro Plus Typical - Applies to ALL access control panels ADDR: 1 POWER OPTION 2 (WHITE) POWER OPTION 1 D23 (RED) D20 (GRN) D32 (BLUE) VIA HUB ADDR: 2 Figure 5: Wiring SmartLock Pro Plus Page Via Hub Configuration Manual July 2017 • Rev. 1.1...

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