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PROEDGE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ProEdge Lock Gateway overview
The ProEdge lock is equipped with a radio-module that, in conjunction with other locks,
works as a network. This is called a mesh network.
The mesh network can, after all locks have been commissioned, pass on information
from one lock to another, all the way to the gateway, and via the gateway and ethernet
connection pass on the information to the cloud backend.
The image provided illustrates how a mesh network could look like.
• The red dot is the gateway, and after all locks
have been commissioned and the gateway has
been set up by the installer/commissioner, the
network will be active.
• In case a lock is removed, decommissioned, or
runs out of battery, the network will rearrange
itself, or self-heal, and the remaining locks will
connect to nearby locks.
The mesh network that is generated by the radio module is called Mira Mesh.
All facilities that have the ProEdge locks installed must have at least 1 gateway and
preferably more depending on the facility layout and number of units. As a rule of thumb,
one gateway can handle 200 locks – but the installer/commissioner will decide how many
gateways is needed taken network topology and facility layout into consideration.
Power Indication
USB-C
Power Supply
| PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Status Indicaton
Ethernet
Mounting Holes
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