Time Zone Control And Access Logging; Function Of The Deactivation Unit - Simons Voss Technologies VdS Block lock Manual

VdS Block lock

3.5 Time zone control and access logging

3.6 Function of the deactivation unit

Deactivation re-
quest
Deactivation ac-
knowledgement
(Manual)
You can then open the locks with a normal, authorised transponder. The
alarm system will still remain activated. When you enter the secured area,
the alarm is triggered.
Access event logging
All activation units (master and
slaves) log the activation and deac-
tivation (access protocol).
The last 128 activation and deactiv-
ation operations are stored with the
following data:
Date

Time

Transponder ID

The access protocol can be read
out with the programming device or
via the network (external LockNo-
de).
For further information, see the LSM manual.
1. A deactivation unit deactivates an adjacent cylinder when the deactiva-
tion request line (pin 13) is pulled to ground potential by the activation
master or by the burglar alarm panel (EMZ).
2. A deactivation unit activates its adjacent cylinder if the deactivation re-
quest line (pin 13) is high impedance. The output of the activation mas-
ter and the output of the burglar alarm system (EMA) must both be
high-resistance at the same time.
1. A deactivation unit pulls the deactivation acknowledgement line (pin
14) to ground as long as its adjacent locking cylinder is activated.
It also pulls the deactivation acknowledgement line (pin 14) to ground
as long as the bolt monitoring input (pin 12) has ground potential. For
this reason, use bolt contacts that disconnect the bolt monitoring input
from ground potential as soon as the bolt is inserted (potential-free
normally closed contact).
2. The deactivation acknowledgement line does not become highly resist-
ive until all deactivation units have successfully deactivated their adja-
cent locking cylinder and all bolts have been advanced when evaluating
the bolt contact.See LSM manual on how to programme.
3. Description of functions
Time zone control
You can also limit activation and
deactivation to certain time periods
(time zone control). The corres-
ponding transponders can then only
activate and deactivate during this
period.
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