2N® Access Commander

• Create a Zone for each Floor in the section Zones. It is correct that these Zones will not have any device assigned, since lift enabled devices cannot be added to any Zone.
  
  
  
  
• Assign each zone to the Company which contains users who are allowed access to that particular floor (multiple Companies can be selected if needed).
  
  
  
  
• Users should be placed in groups which will later be granted access to particular floors.
  
  
  
  

• Navigate to Access Rules and begin creating rules to define which zones or floors each group may access. For example, the group ‘Company A Sales Team’  can be paired with the zone ‘first floor’ to allow the users of that group access to the first floor.
  
  

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  Optionally, Time profiles can be set within Access rules which will restrict access to that floor within desired time frames.

  If none or Empty Time profile is used it means access will be allowed 24/7.

• Enable lift control usage in added devices in the device details page in Access Commander.
  
  

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  If you add to Access Commander device with lift control license, it will become automatically enabled for Lift Control)

  
  
  

• To finally setup which users can access which floor, in device details go to Management and create Floor assignment according to the physical connection of relays between AXIS A9188 and the lift itself (for example relay io_1_1 on AXIS A9188 is physically connected to lift that 1st floor will become available for Groups of users which have in Access rules defined rules for Zone 1st floor).
  
  

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  Since up to 8 AXIS A9188 can be connected, you need to know which relay belongs to which AXIS A9188 I/O Relay Module:

  io_1_1 in Floor list stands for first connected AXIS A9188 to 2N unit and its first relay

  io_1_2 in Floor list stands for first connected AXIS A9188 to 2N unit and its second relay

  io_2_1 in Floor list stands for second connected AXIS A9188 to 2N unit and its first relay

  etc...

  
  
  
  
  
  
  From now all users, which are part of Groups associated in Access rules with Zone 1st floor and have valid credentials, when they authorize on 2N IP unit in lift cabin will be able to use lift button for 1st floor.

(Optional) Setup floor to allow access to anyone who presses the lift floor button

• In order to allow access to floor without the need to authorize person using an RFID card, in device details go to Management and create Floor assignment according to the physical connection of relay between AXIS A9188 and lift itself (for example relay io_1_2 on AXIS A9188 is physically connected to lift which 2nd floor will become available for anyone who just presses a 2nd-floor button in the lift).
  
  
  
  
  
  From now, anyone who presses the button for 2nd floor will be able to access that floor.

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  Optionally, Time profile can be set, which will restrict access to that floor for desired time frames.

  If none of the Time profiles is used it means 24/7 allowed access.

IP Intercom/Answering unit lift setup

The setup is quite easy once you finished all the previous steps in this guide.

You can create a user that will stand in for your 2N OS based answering unit – in this example, we’re using several 2N® Indoor View units. Name these users according to your preferences, we named them Apartment 101 – 2N Indoor View etc.

• Make sure each user residing on the 1st floor is assigned to a group that has access to this floor – in our case, it’s 1st floor group as shown a few steps before in Access Rules.

• Now go to devices and open device detail of an intercom and configure its quick dial buttons or touch display to call all users and devices in e.g. Apartment 101:

• Now that this is ready, go to the intercom’s web interface via Configure Device.

Switch for lift control

Activate the switch by entering DTMF (activation code) and therefore send the following HTTP request. Replace the values in red with your own values:

https://LiftDeviceIP/api/lift/grantaccess?user=$CallUuid$&duration=seconds

https://127.0.0.1/api/lift/grantaccess?user=$CallUuid$&duration=5 (example)

*LiftDevice = either 127.0.0.1 (if the very same device is controlling the lift) or some other device (where the Axis relay is connected)

The HTTP request uses LIFT API that’s part of I/O API of the 2N device in the lift that controls the Axis A9188 relay module.

IP Intercom

• Create a floor by giving it a name (for better orientation)
• Choose wheter or not the floor should be publicly accessible and if any time profile should be applied

• Fill in the API command in the switch-on (127.0.0.1 is used because the AXIS relay is connected to this Verso, if it was a different device, then you would fill in the IP address of that device instead).

Authentication matches HTTP API authentication (see below).

https://LiftDeviceIP/api/lift/grantaccess?user=$CallUuid$&duration=seconds

https://127.0.0.1/api/lift/grantaccess?user=$CallUuid$&duration=5 (example)

*LiftDevice = either 127.0.0.1 (if the very same device is controlling the lift) or some other device (where the Axis relay is connected)

• Set up an HTTP API account for I/O access and fill in the authentication (matching the authentication in the switch HTTP command).

• Create a user to be called (Indoor View in our case)

• Lastly, give the user a PIN code for the LIFT control switch (switch 2 in our case) and assign it a floor