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7 Glossary & abbreviations

Individual terms are explained in more detail below. The explanations are easy to understand, but may not contain all details.

Term Abbreviation Explanation

Advantage

Database Server

CSV file

DoorMonitoring

Freeze mode

Protocol generation

G1

Protocol generation

G2

Lightweight

Directory Access

Protocol

Locking Data Base

Software

Lock ID

Local Operating

Network

Locking System

Management

ADS server

DM

G1

G2

LDAP

Essential server service required to operate LSM Business and

Professional.

Standard file format for importing and exporting data, such as employee lists and locking systems.

Option for locking components which reports key door status properties, such as 'door closed' and 'double locked', to the LSM software.

When batteries reach a critical level, locking devices switch to freeze mode to allow the door to be opened one more time.

First protocol generation allowing locking devices and ID media to communicate.

Second protocol generation, which adds a number of convenience functions.

Network protocol to access and change information. LDAP can be used to upload employee data directly into the LSM software, for example.

LDB

LID

The preceding version of the LSM software.

Identifies the locking device within the locking system. (Can be compared to a car registration)

LON network

Local Operating Network (LON) is an older standard, which is/was mainly used for building automation.

LSM

Current software allowing flexible management of SimonsVoss locking components.

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Term

Matrix

MIFARE

Personal Digital

Assistant

Physical Hardware

Identifier

Profile cylinder

Router

(CentralNode)

Transponder ID

Virtual network

Access control

Abbreviation Explanation

PDA

PHI

PC

TID

VN

AC

The matrix offers a clearly arranged view, showing which particular ID media are entitled to use specific locking devices.

MIFARE is a world standard for one of the most widely used card systems. (Locking device is activated with 'passive cards')

Small computer roughly the size of a smartphone. A PDA can be used as a portable device to programme active G1 locking components.

The PHI number is imprinted on

SimonsVoss components and stored in its internal memory. This number is fixed and cannot be changed.

A profile cylinder is the most widely used variety of security lock and a type of locking cylinder.

Special routers are used to address suitably equipped locking devices over the network.

Identifies the transponder within the locking system. (Can be compared to a car registration)

A 'virtual network' can be used to enjoy a variety of advantages offered by networks without special routers.

SimonsVoss components with an

AC function log all accesses (or

'bookings') in the locking system.