Electronic access organisation

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2 Overview Page 48 f Page 50 f Page 52 f Page 54 f Page 56 f Page 58 f Page 60 f Page 62 f. 38 FSB Manual 2012

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5 2a The EZK system Fitting intelligence Areas of use and applications Technology and functional description Characteristics and advantages of the system EZK Commercial families 41

6 EZK Electronic access control combines all of FSB s classic fittings skills with all of the convenience, flexibility and organisational aspects of an electronic system. EZK offers a new concept for keys from both a functional as well as from an aesthetic point of view. 42 FSB Manual 2012

7 Matching EZK solutions for solid, glass and framed doors 2a When proven 125 khz technology encounters attractively shaped door handles, it leads to a completely new experience of keys: The electronic EZK access control system from FSB. Traditional mechanical lock systems are becoming increasingly less significant. Owing to the security requirements when keys are lost or following changes to authorisation, electronically organised access control systems have become established in the marketplace. The EZK system was especially developed to address the organisational requirements in large buildings. At the same time the system should be discretely integrated into FSB s classic range of fittings for larger premises. This has resulted in a completely independent and multiply patented system of fittings which can be used on solid, framed and glass doors. Simple is better than complicated. This is what Dieter Rams thinks, once chief designer at Braun AG. Or in other words: above all, technology should serve people and not the other way round. We came to the conclusion that is does not just make sense to think about electronic systems for aesthetic reasons but more particularly for user-oriented and thus ergonomic considerations. How does our approach differ? It is characteristic for all of the electronic access control systems available on the market, that a connection has to be found between the electronic part used for identification and the mechanical part used to open the door. There are various philosophies available here on the market. After positive identification using the identification medium, the Euro profile cylinder must either be directly unlocked, or the user must turn a knob which is specially coupled to the cylinder. Only then can the door be opened via the conventional operation of the door handle. There is also a solution which focuses on the strike plate, which not only causes a lot of work during installation, but which also asks a lot of the user especially where design and aesthetics are concerned. More ergonomic, faster and simpler We have taken up the task of simplifying this procedure to take account of the simple human need for simplification and familiarity. We have directly linked the process of electronic identification to the electronic module which we have integrated into the very confined space underneath the rose for the handle or underneath the covering plate. The core of this masterpiece of precision engineering is an electrically controlled coupling element which, following positive identification, immediately ensures that the lock can be opened by the door handle. Like the classical fittings, the EZK system offers corresponding solutions for the common parts used in large buildings. The versions for solid doors and glass doors have recently been complemented by a solution for framed doors naturally with FS and EN 179 approval. Electronic Access Control hardware solutions are available in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France and Benelux other markets upon request. 43

8 Areas of use and applications The EZK system is especially suited for the creation and formation of interior organisational structures. As a multi-dimensional system, EZK combines FSB s classic fittings skills with all of the convenience, flexibility and organisational aspects of an electronic access control system. It is predestined for heterogeneous building complexes and for multilayered user structures. The EZK system meets all of the functional, aesthetic and ergonomic requirements placed on systems like this by industry, commerce, administration, by the care sector (clinics, old people s homes) and by hotels. The EZK system has versions of fittings for interior solid, framed and glass doors. Installation is uncomplicated for all types of door and there is no problem retrofitting to existing doors. It is a matter of course that the system is approved for fire doors and emergency exits. It is also a matter of course that the formal aesthetic design is maintained through the various FSB door handle designs with consistent use of FSB s choice of metals: aluminium, stainless steel, brass and bronze. Classical mechanical fittings and those with an electronic access function combine to make a formal aesthetic and material unit within FSB s family of handles which is unique in the field of fittings for large buildings. Our concept of using batteries to avoid dependence on the electricity supply enables maximum flexibility way beyond the planning phase. For heavily used doors a typical requirement for large buildings the EZK system has a clear advantage compared to electronic cylinder systems, owing to its short response times and contact-free operation. An electronic Euro profile cylinder takes effect as a system component to lock access doors as in conventional systems (by inserting and turning a key to drive the bolt). It locks and ensures security especially for external access according to DIN and to VDS protection category B, if the combined fittings have been tested and approved to DIN 44 FSB Manual 2012

9 2a EN 1906 which you can presume for all FSB security fittings. The advantage here is that one and the same identification and locking concept can be used. Thanks to a variety of system components such as card readers the EZK system is equipped for every application area. In compliance with DIN EN 179, the EZK system also has a return door handle model with FS approval and, if corresponding locks are used, can also be used on emergency exits. Owing to its certification to DIN the EZK system can also be retrofitted during renovations, unbureaucratically and without endangering the approval of existing fire safety components. The well thought through integration into the extensive FSB product range and not least the simple installation are real arguments for saying goodbye to classical keys. In so far, the EZK system is predestined for use in large buildings. Especially in companies, administrative facilities or public authorities, where the public visits or where, owing to the treatment of sensitive or personal data, aspects of organisational security are of increased significance. This has less to do with protection from break-ins. This applies for instance in financial authorities or employment exchanges where, during visiting hours, a room must always be locked on leaving. Similar concerns apply for solicitors premises, financial service suppliers, insurance agencies, tax advice offices and even management areas within companies. In any case, the EZK system can always be extended with corresponding modules and software solutions to record times and personnel data. Similar requirements apply for hotels. Here it is especially necessary to deal with rooms being occupied for a limited time, with frequent change of occupancy. Added to this is the requirement to quickly, in an uncomplicated way, reliably and above all cost-effectively be able to react to lost ID media or to media taken away by mistake. There are also software interfaces available providing hotel functions to common hotel booking systems such as Fidelio and at the same time a time function which automatically deletes access rights from a defined point in time. To plan an EZK fi ttings system solution, please contact the offi ces of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. 45

10 Technology and functional description An ID medium is authenticated without contact being required using passive transponder technology via the electronics module. The electronics module in the key rose will automatically identify a medium as authorised or unauthorised as soon as it is held in its immediate vicinity. The ID medium s transponder does carry specific and individually programmable information, but does not need a battery and is completely maintenance-free. Passive transponder technology Passive transponder technology means that the energy needed for communication and to run internal processes comes exclusively from the reading unit s field. The EKZ system s electronics module uses the established chip technology provided by the TK 5551 from Atmel. Data communication takes place at a frequency of 125 khz and is encrypted using 128 bit encryption. This coding meets the highest security requirements and corresponds to the present state of the art. Optionally, addi tional chip technology can be integrated into the medium such as provided by Mifare or Legic, so-called hybrid media. In this way, different incompatible systems can be combined together on one key. FS approval for fire doors For specialist and technical building services planners, EZK fittings from FSB mean a considerable simplification of the planning work as well as offering security about liability and complaints. The EZK fittings are approved for fire safety to DIN and can be used without restriction on other approved fire safety components. EZK fittings with door handles to DIN EN 179 can even be used together with suitable locks for emergency exits. Both for renovations and for new buildings, the advantages are clear: Owing to its FS approval, the EZK system can be installed on corresponding fire doors, without having to add the use of the fitting to the building s monitoring documents. Using EZK fittings with FS approval makes planning much easier. Already existing FS doors or even FS doors preconfigured with other fittings can continue to be used without any problems and EZK fittings can be used to bring them up to the latest level. 46 FSB Manual 2012

11 Characteristics and advantages of the system Characteristics of the system Advantages of the system Planning benefits 2a Multidimensional concept for the electronic organisation of access, predestined for heterogeneous building complexes and multi-layered user structures Corresponds to EN 1906 class 4 FS approval to DIN , so can be retrofitted to existing fire doors Approved for emergency exit locks in accordance with EN 179 (in combination with APK locks) Contactless communication between fitting and ID medium Passive transponder technology The ID medium only contains access information Both individual access and office function possible Modular and flexibly extensible locking system Additional functions such as recording of time and personnel data possible Power supplied via a 3.6 V 1/2 AA lithium battery for approx. 40,000 operations with a service life of about three to four years If ID medium is lost: high organisational security and low maintenance costs by simply deleting lost ID media It is not necessary to replace parts of the locking system Quick response times and contact-free operation Simple to define locking hierarchies and procedures using proven locking plan software Unlimited flexibility when changing room usage and access authorisations The only fitting solution across the sector which uses classic roses which look like they are designed for the home Available in aluminium, stainless steel, brass and bronze Available in various handle designs, custom versions possible on request Suitable for interior doors made of glass, wood and steel as well as framed doors. The only electronic access control fitting solution for full glass doors across the sector. Quick and easy installation No problem to supply emergency power via external 9 V battery Stand alone solution which does not require on-site preparations for electrical power or connections to external interfaces Use is simple and flexible, suitable for all Euro cylinder locks to DIN standards from a backset of 50* mm with an operating angle of max. 30 Power supplied independently from the electrical network using an integrated battery for maximum flexibility from the planning phase onwards Quick and easy installation It is possible to and problem-free to easily retrofit to existing doors and locks Harmonised part of FSB s comprehensive range of door and window fittings and products to equip the interiors of large buildings Highest security for orders: You must possess the programming card to be able to order additional components Customer-related organisational philosophy in the factory: All of the electronic components which belong to a building are given a dedicated security parameter * for rose fittings and from a backset of 30 mm for tubular frame fittings Special door opening details for EZK fittings for solid and glass doors (electronics side is always outside) DIN left hand opens inwards DIN right hand opens outwards DIN right hand opens inwards DIN left hand opens outwards Special door opening details for EZK fittings for tubular frame doors (electronics side is always outside) DIN left hand opens inwards DIN right hand opens outwards DIN right hand opens inwards DIN left hand opens outwards 47

12 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting EZK B A a fsb.de/ a EN 179 model: FSB , see page 56 f. (not in bronze) surface mount flush mount 48 FSB Manual 2012

13 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Glass door fittings not in bronze Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacing 92 mm Framed door fittings not in bronze Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 106 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 49

14 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting ,5 EZK B a fsb.de/ surface mount flush mount 50 FSB Manual 2012

15 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacing 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 110 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 51

16 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L)* a (R) (L)* Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting , fsb.de/ a EN 179 model: FSB * not in brass EZK B A* a* surface mount flush mount 52 FSB Manual 2012

17 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Glass door fitting not in brass or bronze Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L)* a (R) (L)* Spacing 92 mm Framed door fitting not in brass or bronze Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. * not in brass Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 118 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 53

18 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L)* a (R) (L)* Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting Design: Heike Falkenberg fsb.de/ a EN 179 model: FSB * only in stainless steel EZK B A* a* surface mount flush mount 54 FSB Manual 2012

19 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L)* a (R) (L)* Spacing 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. * only in stainless steel Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 130 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 55

20 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting EZK B a fsb.de/ surface mount flush mount 56 FSB Manual 2012

21 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacing 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 134 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 57

22 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting EZK B a fsb.de/ surface mount flush mount 58 FSB Manual 2012

23 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacing 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 144 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 59

24 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting ,5 EZK B A a fsb.de/ a EN 179 model: FSB , see page 50 f. surface mount flush mount 60 FSB Manual 2012

25 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacing 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 150 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 61

26 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting EZK B A a Design: Christoph Ingenhoven fsb.de/ a EN 179 model: FSB surface mount flush mount 62 FSB Manual 2012

27 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacing 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 154 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 63

28 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Door handle with a straight lever: FSB 1108 see page 174 f. B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting EZK B A a Design: Hartmut Weise fsb.de/ a EN 179 model: FSB surface mount flush mount 64 FSB Manual 2012

29 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Door handle with a straight lever: B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) 2a Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Door handle for a framed door with straight lever: B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacing 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 170 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 65

30 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting EZK B A Design: Jasper Morrison fsb.de/ surface mount flush mount 66 FSB Manual 2012

31 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) Spacing 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 188 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 67

32 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting EZK B a fsb.de/ surface mount flush mount 68 FSB Manual 2012

33 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacing 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 192 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 69

34 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting EZK B A a fsb.de/ a EN 179 model: FSB , see page 68 f. surface mount flush mount 70 FSB Manual 2012

35 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting for frame doors B (R) (L) A (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacing 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting (inwards) For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 196 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 71

36 The EZK system Fitting intelligence Fittings for solid doors B (R) (L) a (R) (L) Spacings 55, 70, 72, 88 and 92 mm Illustration: DIN left hand fitting EZK B a Design: Hartmut Weise fsb.de/ surface mount flush mount 72 FSB Manual 2012

37 for glass doors B (R) with (R) B (L) with (L) Spacing 72 mm Lock is supplied as part of the glass door fittings 2a Illustration: DIN left hand fitting and DIN left hand glass door fitting For door opening details see page 47 To plan an EZK fittings system solution, please contact the offices of our sales organisation (see page 660 ff.) or get in touch with our central contact who is shown there. Additional items for large buildings: Product family page 204 ff. Barrier-free ErgoSystem page 556 ff. 73

38 2b 76 Door handles with Fingerscan 2.0 technology

39 Door handles with Fingerscan 2.0 technology read from a single finger whether you get access or not. Biometric systems have been used in banks and high security areas for many years. Now this technology is also available for home doors, combined with FSB s familiar first class design. 76 FSB Manual 2012

40 Thanks to Fingerscan 2.0 your key is always in your hand With the FSB Fingerscan 2.0 you always have your keys at hand in the truest sense of the word. Lost or even stolen keys are now finally a thing of the past. Another advantage is in the flexible arrangement of access rights. If for example you have friends or relatives to stay for a few days, you can easily grant them access to your home and simply delete the authorisation when they leave. In this way, you can conveniently program up to 99 fingers via the menu-guided programming unit and enable or delete them. It is also child s play to operate the Fingerscan door handle. Just draw a finger over the scanner and open the door. You can choose between three different designs of handle: two classic designs with a diameter of 30 of 35 mm ( recently also available in an offset version) as well as a handle with an oval cross section of 38.5 x 20 mm. To exactly match your Fingerscan handle to the proportions of your entrance door, FSB provides you with the option, for a small additional charge, of customising both the length and the position of the reader unit. 2b The Fingerscan 2.0 at a glance: Unique convenience: Puts an end to the search for lost keys, forgotten access codes or cards. Additional convenience through the combination with motorised locks. High comfort: You key is always at hand one key/ finger opens the door to the house, garage door, garden gate, office etc. Individual configurations: Choose between 3 different control units for the variant which best matches your functional requirements. Ergonomics: Easy to use due to the integration of the biometric reader into the door handle. Security from loss: It is no longer possible to lose or forget your keys and lock yourself out. Security from theft: It is not possible for your key to be stolen. Additional security through the combination with motorised locks. Proof against forgery: Every finger is unique. Tamper proof: The system cannot be affected from outside as data is encrypted making it secure. Easy to use: Users save or delete the authorisations themselves (without a PC or a technician) via a menu-guided control unit which is integrated into the door. Simple connections: To an electric opener, motorised lock or multiple electrical locks. Suitable for outdoor use: from -40 C to +85 C Maximum service life: Up to 4 million operations Damage: Insensitive to minor damage and cuts. 24 month guarantee 77

41 Access with a system: Can be individually adjusted and flexibly extended The FSB Fingerscan 2.0 is available in three different system: home integra, home2 integra and home3 surface mounted. home integra with a relay to control an electric motor lock or an electric door opener. home2 integra with two relays to control peripheral equipment or other functions, such as burglar alarms or garage door openers. home3 surface mounted with three relays to control peripheral equipment or other functions such as burglar alarms or garage door openers as a surface mounted or top-hat rail solution (control unit). The three scenarios described below can each be realised using the three versions home integra, home2 integra and home3 surface mounted. Retrofitting on existing doors The FSB Fingerscan door handle can also be fitted to existing doors, which do not have a motorised lock or a motor-driven multi-point locking system. Apart from the low investment costs, the Fingerscan door handle convinces in this case, if the door is only held for example during the day by the catch, in combination with an electric door opener. This can be controlled directly via the Fingerscan and will release the catch on positive identification. It is also possible to open the door from a distance. The door is classically locked manually via the locking cylinder. Unlocking the door via an intercom or an external push-button The FSB Fingerscan door handle is compatible with all of the significant motor operated multi-point locking systems and security locking components on the market. This applies amongst others for Winkhaus, KFV, G.U, Roto and Fuhr, so that you do not have to do without this convenience. The advantage here is that the door is not only held by the catch and released by the external push-button, but the door is completely bolted and unbolted for each closing & opening operation. In so far this constellation is the most secure, as the door is always locked as specified in the insurance requirements. This applies both for operation with and without the remote opening function. Opening times or access rules defined by the time Fingerscan also offers corresponding extension options for requirements like this, for example for the opening times of your business premises. Within a combination of electric door openers with unlocking, at the same time it is possible to directly control the motor lock electronically for day-time/night-time operation. For this either a manually operated switch or a programmable control relay is suitable, which is directly connected to the motorised lock. For daytime operation, the door remains unlocked in both cases, for night-time operation the door will be completely bolted or unbolted after every opening/closing procedure. To define this, you do not have to do more than to once program the weekdays and the corresponding times into the control relay so that the door can be opened during business hours without fingerprint identification. When switching manually, you have to switch between day and night mode each day. At the installation site, a qualified electrician must make the electrical connection to the Fingerscan door handle. Plug and play The new plug-in cable connectors make it possible to install the Fingerscan 2.0 door handles using the plug and play principle. Tedious stripping of the cable insulation, cutting the wires to length and the risk of incorrect polarity are now all a thing of the past. Your systems & technology partner 78 FSB Manual 2012

42 Field of use Number of fingers Relays Installation height Power supply Input voltage Power consumption Time-controlled access authorisation Temperature range Scanner Humidity Biometric parameters Security from power failure Security of finger scanner Guarantee Service life home integra 1 FSB Fingerscan 2.0 private 99 2 Scanner centre 1200 mm above finished floor level 230 V AC or 110 V AC via an external power supply unit 8 24 V AC or 8 30 V DC approx. 1 W home2 integra -40 C to +85 C max. 95 % FAR* 1 x 10-6 / FRR** 1.4 x 10-2 Data is saved and will not be lost tamper-protected 24 months Via external time switch 4 million finger scans (under normal conditions) home3 surface mounted V AC or DC approx. 2 W Always at hand: Your fingers Biometric systems have been used for many years in banks and high security areas. Now biometric systems are available which are also suitable for every day use, at home or at work. Today s systems scan optically, capacitively or thermally. Owing to its high security from tampering and its resistance to environmental in fluences, not to mention the best scanning results, we have integrated a thermal linear sensor. Special characteristics are filtered out from the scanned image of your finger, so-called minutiae, they are stored as a biometric key and a comparison is made. The determining factor here is not the pattern of your fingerprint, but the temperature differences at specific points, at the peaks and troughs of your fingerprint. This means that it is not possible to manipulate the system with fingerprints taken from other surfaces. No image data is saved, just a binary code which is impossible reproduce as a fingerprint. 2b * FAR = False Acceptance Rate: The system recognises a person who has not yet been registered in the system with a probability of approx. 1.0 x 10-6 ** FRR = False Rejection Rate: The system doesn t recognise a person who has been registered in the system with a probability of 1.4 x 10-2 finger lines surface of sensor temperature ranges 79

43 Door handles with Fingerscan 2.0 Technical information: fsb.de/fingerscan Product no. A Ø B (R) / (L) / (R) Special lengths 38.5/20 see below (L) Special lengths 38.5/20 see below A dimensions up to 800 mm possible B: min. 150 mm / max. 650 mm Illustration: right-hand version 170 A B 89 fsb.de/ FSB Manual 2012

44 Door handles with Fingerscan 2.0 Technical information: fsb.de/fingerscan Product no. A Ø B Special lengths 30 see below Special lengths 35 see below 2b A dimensions up to 1300 mm possible S = 55 mm B: min. 150 mm / max mm A dimensions up to 1500 mm possible S = 57 mm B: min. 150 mm / max mm S Safety spacing (see page 425) Ø40 A 170 B Ø30/35 81/86 fsb.de/ fsb.de/

45 Door handles with Fingerscan 2.0 Technical information: fsb.de/fingerscan Product no. A Ø B L (R) (L) (R) custom 30 s. b. custom (L) custom 30 s. b. custom (R) at least s. b. at least (L) at least s. b. at least for possible dimensions, see page for possible dimensions, see page 84 When used on double doors in combination with or standard, please note the differing support dimensions. The illustrations on the following pages will help you with the configuration. Illustration: right-hand version Ø L A B Ø 30/35 81/85 60/ 62 fsb.de/ fsb.de/ For additional technical information, please see our Fingerscan 2.0 brochure, which can be requested free of charge under fsb.de/broschueren and which is available for download under fsb.de/fingerscan. 82 FSB Manual 2012

46 Door handles with Fingerscan 2.0 Technical information: fsb.de/fingerscan Ø = 30 mm When used on double doors in combination with Standard please note the differing support dimensions. R1 S 4 2b R 1 S3 R 1 S 3 A 1 S 3 A 1 A 1 L A2 S 2 S 2 C L L C S 2 C R 1 S2 C B A 2 A2 B Ø40 L A 1 B A B S1 S1 S 1 S 1 Ø Ø R 2 Ø R 2 Ø R 2 Ø R 2 Ø (R) (L) (R) (L) (R)* (L)* (R)** (L)** (R) (L) Scanner central R 1 A 1 R 2 C B mm mm mm mm mm R 1 A 1 A 2 R 2 C B mm mm mm mm mm mm R 1 A 1 A 2 R 2 C B mm mm mm mm mm mm R 1 A 1 A 2 A 3 R 2 C B mm mm mm mm mm mm mm L R 1 +A 1 +R 2 L R 1 +A 1 +A 2 +R 2 L R 1 +A 1 +A 2 +R 2 L R 1 +A 1 +A 2 +A 3 +R 2 The cable outlet can be individually selected for one of the illustrated support. * Scanner beneath the central support, ** Scanner above the central support 83

47 Door handles with Fingerscan 2.0 Technical information: fsb.de/fingerscan Ø = 35 mm When used on double doors in combination with Standard please note the differing support dimensions. R 1 S4 R 1 S3 R 1 S 3 A 1 S 3 A1 A 1 L A2 S 2 S 2 C L L C S2 C R1 S 2 Ø40 C B A 2 A2 B L A1 B A3 B S1 S 1 S1 S 1 R2 Ø Ø R2 Ø R 2 Ø R 2 Ø (R) (L) (R)* (L)* (R)** (L)** (R) (L) R 1 A 1 R 2 C B mm mm mm mm mm R 1 A 1 A 2 R 2 C B mm mm mm mm mm mm R 1 A 1 A 2 R 2 C B mm mm mm mm mm mm R 1 A 1 A 2 A 3 R 2 C B mm mm mm mm mm mm mm L R 1 +A 1 +R 2 L R 1 +A 1 +A 2 +R 2 L R 1 +A 1 +A 2 +R 2 L R 1 +A 1 +A 2 +A 3 +R 2 The cable outlet can be individually selected for one of the illustrated support. * Scanner beneath the central support, ** Scanner above the central support 84 FSB Manual 2012