Adding And Deleting Access Points; Adding And Configuring An Access Point - Mircom TX3 Series Installation And Operation Manual

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3.2

Adding and Deleting Access Points

Aperio Door Controllers can be configured with up to 8 wireless devices (access
points). When you add a new Aperio Door Controller panel to your job, you have
to add one access point for each wireless device that the panel controls. For
example, if you installed an Aperio Door Controller with 2 Aperio hubs and
paired 3 devices to each of the hubs, you will need to add 6 access points to your
panel in the TX3 Configurator.
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3.2.1

Adding and Configuring an Access Point

For each wireless device in your Aperio Door Controller system, you must add
an access point that represents the wireless device in the TX3 Configurator job
tree. In order for the Aperio Door Controller to control the wireless device, the
access point must be properly configured with the wireless device's settings.
Specifically, you must provide the Hub Address for the device (the Hub Address
is the RS-485 address for the Aperio hub that the device is paired with), the Lock
Address for the device, and the model of the device.
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Facility code. Enter the building's facility code with a value from 0 to
4294967294. Enabling the facility code mode lets you grant access to
cards based on facility code.
Date and Time button. Select this option to set the date and time of the
panel, set daylight savings time, and to set the panel adjustment time.
Configuration settings must be sent to the panel in order for them to
be applied in your TX3 system. After you have completed all of
your configuration settings, connect to your TX3 system and send
the job (see section 3.13, Sending Your Configuration, on page 98).
The terms "access point", "wireless device", and "device" all refer
to Aperio wireless locksets and sensors. To avoid confusion, the
terms "wireless device" and "device" are used to refer to the Aperio
wireless lockset and sensor hardware (for example, "swipe a card at
the wireless device") and the term "access point" is used to refer to
the software representation of an Aperio wireless device in the TX3
Configurator software (for example, "configure the timers for an
access point" or "right-click on the access point").
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