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Summary of Contents for Dormakaba Terminal ONE
- Page 1 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 Technical Manual 04500552 - 07/2024...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Removing the cable cover Inserting the cables into the device Connections 5.5.1 Connecting the network cable 5.5.2 Connecting door components 5.5.3 Connecting a USB component Closing the cable cover Close the IP65 cable cover Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... - Page 3 Accessing terminal files with an SFTP client 9.11 Displaying the functional scope of the license 9.12 Expanding the functional scope with a new license 9.13 Displaying system information Packaging/Return 10.1 Complete Devices 10.2 Labelling Disposal Index 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00...
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Page 4: About This Document
1.2 Target Group This document is aimed exclusively at professionals. 1.3 Contents and purpose The contents is limited to the assembly, installation, start-up, and basic operation of the hardware. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 5: Warnings
These tips help you to make optimal use of the product and its functions. 1.6 Action steps The layout and symbols of the action steps are illustrated in the following example: Requirement ü Step 1 ð Intermediate result 2. Step 2 ð Result 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 6: General Safety Instructions
2.2 Qualification of persons The actions described in this document must be performed by professionals. The professionals must be trained and authorized by dormakaba. Professionals have attended appropriate technical training and acquired experience with the technology used. Professionals are responsible for compliance with the conditions specified by the manufacturer as well as applicable regulations and standards. -
Page 7: Data Protection And It Security
The recommended measures apply only to the device and do not claim to be complete or up to date. The operator of the system must take appropriate measures to ensure the protection of personal data and IT security throughout their organization. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 8: Product Description
The device has one output and two inputs for door control. An access control actuator can be controlled via the output. Door statuses can be captured via the inputs. An additional device, such as a barcode scanner, can optionally be connected to the USB port. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 9: Technical Data
WLAN: – 2.4 GHz (IEEE 802.11 b/g/n), max. 200 mW, 23 dBm – 5 GHz (IEEE 802.11 a/h/j/n/ac), max. 200 mW, 23 dBm • RFID: 13.56 MHz – LEGIC: max. 345 mW – HID: max. 1000 mW • Bluetooth: max. 2.5 mW 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 10: Inputs (In1-In2)
IP65 if installation requirements are met. Relative humidity • 5–85%, non-condensing Ambient temperature Environmental class 3K6: • −25°C to +55°C (in use) • −20 °C to +70 °C (in storage) Impact resistance • IK06 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 11: Dimensions
Technical Manual Product Description 3.2.9 Dimensions 37 mm 145 mm 63 mm 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 12: Conformity
This product complies with the provisions of EU directives: • 2011/65/EU - Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) • 2014/53/EU - Radio Equipment Directive (RED) Full declarations of conformity are available online. https://techdoc.dormakaba.com/cds/go/9600-K7 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 13: Markings
– Anchors (x3) • For sealing the cable entries – Cable grommet 6 (x1) – Cable grommet plug 6 (x1) – Cable grommet 8 (x1) – Cable grommet plug 8 (x1) 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 14: Accessories
– 8 screws • Cable grommets – Cable grommet 5 (x1) – Cable grommet 7 (x1) – Cable grommet 9 (x1) – Dummy grommet BTK (x1) Order number: 04500555 (DE, VIS) Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 15: Design And Function
The terminal has a motion sensor for tamper detection. If the terminal is moved during operation, the device software generates an alarm record. Terminal Mounting plate 4.2 Front Touch screen Camera (optional) Proximity sensor Fingerprint reader (optional) RFID reader Illuminated ring RFID reader 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 16: Back
Design and function Technical Manual 4.3 Back IP20 cable cover LAN port (RJ45) Connection terminals USB port (type C) for inputs/output Cable grommets Loudspeaker Cable duct for cable routing from top to bottom Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 17: Variants
Energy-saving mode with proximity sensor ● ● ● ● Camera − ● ● ● Memory 1,000 master records − − − ● 50,000 master records − ● ● ● Legend ● Standard ○ Optional − 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 18: Overview Of Device Software
Service functions can be executed using commands. Web server Enables remote access to the service interface with a browser. Optional apps Other apps can be installed if additional functions are required. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 19: Service Interface
– Network – Biometrics – Date and time – User administration – Display management – HR client Firmware – Firmware download The firmware of the internal RFID reader can be updated. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 20: Installation
Install the device at a sufficient distance from heat sources. • Do not install the device in locations exposed to direct sunlight. WLAN/mobile radio • Before installation, check whether sufficient reception is guaranteed. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 21: Required Cables And Power Supply
Conductor cross-section: 0.14 to 0.5 mm²/AWG 26 to 20 • Recommendation: J-Y(ST)Y 4X2X0.8 Power supply for device PoE switch PoE injector Power supply for door components Power supply unit Power supply units must be compliant with IEC/EN/UL/CSA 62368-1. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 22: Screwing The Mounting Plate To The Wall
Mark 3 drill holes on the wall. 2. Drill 3 holes in the wall. 3. Insert 3 anchors into the holes. 4. Position the mounting plate and screw down with the 3 screws. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 23: Removing The Cable Cover
5.3 Removing the cable cover The connections are not accessible until the cable cover has been removed. Loosen the 7 screws. 2. Remove the cable cover. ð The connections are accessible. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 24: Inserting The Cables Into The Device
Close the unused cable grommet with suitable cable grommet plugs. Feed the cable through the cable grommet. 2. Push the cable grommet into the guide. 3. Optional (IP65): Close the unused cable grommet with cable grommet plugs. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 25: Connections
Technical Manual Installation 5.5 Connections 5.5.1 Connecting the network cable Remove the cable cover beforehand. See Removing the cable cover [} 5.3] Plug the network cable into the RJ45 socket. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 26: Connecting Door Components
Direct voltage (DC): connect diode [D] in parallel in the reverse direction. – Alternating voltage (AC): connect varistor [V] in parallel. Inputs (IN1–IN2) Terminal Assignment Wiring IN1/IN2 • Input is active when contact IN to GND is closed. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 27: Connecting A Usb Component
5.5.3 Connecting a USB component The use of USB keyboards is deactivated by default. NOTICE Use of unapproved barcode scanners If barcode scanners are not obtained from dormakaba, proper functioning is not guaranteed. • Only use barcode scanners approved by dormakaba. •... -
Page 28: Closing The Cable Cover
The cable grommets are plugged in. ü Position the cable cover. 2. Warning! If the screws are tightened too tightly or unevenly, the cable cover will bend. Tighten the 7 screws. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 29: Close The Ip65 Cable Cover
The cable grommets are plugged in. ü Position the IP65 cable cover. 2. Warning! The IP65 protection class has not been met due to loose screws. To prevent damage to the device: Tighten the eight screws. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 30: Mounting The Terminal To The Mounting Plate
The cable cover is closed. ü Attach the terminal to the mounting plate. 2. Secure the terminal with the screw. 5.9 Remove the protective films Remove the two protective films before commissioning. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 31: Start-Up
• MATRIX device scan- UDP/SSDP 30976 7900 Automatic registration via B-COMM Standard: 30720 7800 FTCS server Range: 30720 – 30959 7800 – 78EF SSH/SFTP 16 SSH server 8443 20FB Web server 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 32: Start Of Commissioning
Note: For the first access, the password must be set. 4. Touch OK. ð Automatic registration is canceled. ð The BaseApp user interface is displayed. HR 40 ð Registration mode is exited. ð Commissioning must be carried out manually. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 33: Overview Of Manual Commissioning
− − − • LEGIC with AoC/DoC • LEGIC with CardLink • MIFARE Baltech • MIFARE ARIOS − − − − − ● Legend ● Recommended ○ Alternative − Not possible 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 34: Android System Settings
Enter password. (factory setting: admin) 4. Touch OK. ð HR client is exited. The BaseApp interface is displayed. 5. Touch . 6. Touch Pereferences (settings). ð The Android settings open. Touch System setting. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 35: Changing Network Settings
Depending on the network: Enter the required information. – Static IP Confirm with Done. → Enter IP address. → Enter gateway. → Enter netmask. → Optionally, enter DNS1/DNS2. Confirm with Done. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 36: Changing The Volume
6.4.3 Changing the volume Accessing Android system settings [} 6.4.1] ü Sound Volum, vibration, Do not Disturb Sound Media volume Call volume Select Sound. 2. Use the Media volume slider to adjust the volume. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 37: Activating Voice Output (Text To Speech)
2. Select Languages & input. 3. Select Text-to-speech. 4. Activate Google Text-to-speech Engine and accept warning message. 5. Warning! Data protection: Deactivate the collection of user data. Set Anonymous usage reports to Off. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 38: Settings With The Service Interface
If the browser warns you about an unknown certificate, confirm that the page is trustworthy. ð The login window opens. 3. Enter password. (factory setting: admin) 4. Click Log in. ð The service interface is displayed. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 39: Changing Service Interface Password
Select User management under Settings in the main menu. ð The Change user passwords dialog is displayed. 2. Enter old password. 3. Enter new password. 4. Confirm new password. 5. Touch Submit. ð The service interface password is changed. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 40: Uploading And Setting Up A Certificate With The Service
3. Select an authentication method and enter the required information. (default: None) 4. Touch Submit. 5. Go to Administration in the main menu and touch Reboot. ð The authentication procedure is active after the restart. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 41: Automatic Registration Via B-Comm
BCTDS channel by other B-COMMs. 4. Load specific parameters and master records onto the device. ð The device software is restarted automatically. After that, the device is ready for operation. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 42: Reader Initialization
ð Following successful uninitiation, three short audible signals are emitted. ð Eight consecutive audible signals are emitted if an error has occurred. 3. Remove the SAM 64 card from the field. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 43: Mifare (Arios)
The MIFARE reader must be activated with a MIFARE configuration card: Switch off device. 2. Switch on device. 3. Hold MIFARE configuration card up to the reader for approx. 10 seconds. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 44: Operation
Touching the back symbol exits input mode and hides the virtual keyboard. The Home button and the Search button have no function within the B-Client device software, the test program and the BaseApp. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 45: Symbols For User Guidance
ID or PIN input via the keypad is expected. Depending on the system configuration, several alternative entries are possible. In this case, several symbols for the possible input types are displayed simultaneously. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 46: Error States
Incorrect input via the keypad 7.2.4 CardLink The following symbols are relevant when using the optional CardLink function. A CardLink update is available. An error occurred during CardLink validation or CardLink update. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 47: Finger Input
Latent finger Clean reading window of the biometric reader. There are no finger templates in the CBM reader database (database empty). This status is displayed immediately after the reader is activated. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 48: Local Enrollment: Managing Fingerprints With The Terminal
Displays all template IDs saved in the database. The function is only available if fewer than 100 template IDs are saved. ERASE DB Deletes all saved finger templates from the database. The process is protected by the erase PIN, 439235. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 49: Accessing Local Enrollment
4. Touch OK. 5. Touch Local Enrollment. ð The main window of Local Enrollment is displayed. Local Enrollment Select Function ENROLL UNENROLL IDENTIFY LIST ERASE DB FTC-Conection Templates 123 of 500 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 50: Enroll: Capturing A Person's Fingerprints
If the quality of a finger is poor, repeat the process. If the quality of one finger is repeatedly poor, capture another finger. 5. Save the template. ð The person's fingerprints have been captured. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 51: Unenroll: Deleting A Finger Template
Enter the template ID using the virtual keypad. • Reader Have the person place a captured finger on the fingerprint reader. • List The template ID is selected from the list. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 52: Cleaning The Housing
• Do not use alcohol such as ethanol or isopropanol • Do not use harsh solvents • Do not use cleaning agents with powder additives • Avoid scratching and abrasive movements Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 53: Maintenance
Displaying system information [} 9.13] − − − − − ○ ● ● Provide diagnostic data for support − − − − − − − ● Legend ● Recommended ○ Alternative − Not possible 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 54: Updating The Device Software
Maintenance Technical Manual 9.2 Updating the device software Firmware, device software and other software are available in the my.dormakaba portal. https://portal-dormakaba.onelogin.com The device software is updated with the SFTP installer. Device software, apps and SFTP installer are provided as a ZIP file. Should there be a new Android version, it is also included. -
Page 55: Rfid Reader: Displaying The Installed Firmware Version
Touch Test/Reader. 8. Touch Info. ð The installed firmware version is displayed. 9.4 RFID reader: Update firmware Firmware, device software and other software are available in the my.dormakaba portal. https://portal-dormakaba.onelogin.com The terminal's web server is switched on. ü Activating or deactivating the web server [} 9.5] RFID reader firmware is saved on the computer. -
Page 56: Activating Or Deactivating The Web Server
ü System System settings Network & internet Internet SSH client SFTP client SSH mode Private DNS Select System settings. 2. Select Network & Internet. 3. Switch SSH mode on or off. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 57: Connecting The Ssh Client To The Terminal
2. (Check setting.) Enter the command getprop kdb.input.device.disable and confirm with Enter. ð 0 must be displayed. 3. Plug the USB keyboard into the USB port. ð USB keyboard is activated. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 58: Deactivating The Usb Keyboard With An Ssh Client
Enter the command setprop kdb.input.device.disable 1 and confirm with Enter. 2. (Check setting.) Enter the command getprop kdb.input.device.disable and confirm with Enter. ð 1 must be displayed. 3. Unplug USB keyboard from the USB port. ð USB keyboard is deactivated. Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 59: Accessing Terminal Files With An Sftp Client
<Path to the file> → Private key 3. Click Log in. ð The Passphrase window is displayed. 4. Enter passphrase (kaba or customer-specific). ð Window with file directory computer/terminal is displayed. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 60: Displaying The Functional Scope Of The License
Creation date CreationDate= Test license-based parameters Entry Meaning Shows how many more times a test license can TmpLicKeyCnt= be generated on this device. This license file is a temporary test license TestLicenceEnabled=true Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... -
Page 61: Expanding The Functional Scope With A New License
ð The functions of the new license can be used. 9.13 Displaying system information Accessing the service interface on the computer [} 6.5.2] ü Select System information under System in the main menu. ð System information is displayed. 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00... -
Page 62: Packaging/Return
Please note the following information if dormakaba products are shipped. dormakaba is not liable for damage to products due to insufficient packaging. 10.1 Complete Devices The original packaging is specially adapted for the device. It offers the greatest possible protection against transport damage. -
Page 63: Disposal
Disposal in Germany: After termination of use, dormakaba EAD GmbH assumes the proper disposal of the delivered goods in accordance with the statutory regulations (ElektroG- Gesetz (electrical and electronics equipment law) in Germany). Any transport costs incurred to the manufacturer's plant are to be borne by the owner of the electrical equipment. -
Page 64: Index
SSH server 7, 18, 31, 56, 57, 59 Home 44 Symbols 44 System 9 Impact resistance 10 IP address 38 tamper detection 15 IT security 33, 40, 57 terminal password 7 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024... - Page 65 Technical Manual Index Test program 18 Type plate 13 USB keyboard 57 USB port 57, 58 web server 7, 18, 31, 38, 56 WEEE Directive 63 WLAN 9, 32 04500552 - 07/2024 Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00...
- Page 66 Technical Manual Notes Terminal ONE / Terminal 96 00 04500552 - 07/2024...
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- Page 68 04500552 - 07/2024 Copyright © dormakaba 2024 dormakaba Deutschland GmbH Albertistraße 3 78056 Villingen-Schwenningen Germany T: +49 7720 603-0 www.dormakaba.com Company headquarters: Ennepetal www.dormakaba.com...
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