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Cavo
Operating Manual
Cavo system description | 07-2020 Rev. 01 | English | 2
Introduction 2
General 2
Factsheet 3
Dimensions 4
Dimensions for installation 5 - 6
Components 7
Infrastructure 8
Network opportunities 9
Set up the Cavo dashboard 10
Access to the Cavo dashboard 10
Dashboard basics 10 - 13
Dashboard settings customer 14 - 15
Dashboard settings server 15
Master Card and master screen 15
Opening with a mobile device 16
Operating of the locks 16
Disposal 16
Appendix: Schematic structure DIN-EN61082 17 - 25
Content
Dear Customer,
Thank your for choosing the Cavo System - the networked and
expandable electronic locking system that can be used with
both RFID cards and numeric codes.
This document briefly describes the Cavo system. Basically, the
connections and settings are covered.
Important: Please note all warnings and read through the
entire operating manual before you begin configuration.
We hope you enjoy using your new locking system.
Sincerely, BURG F.W. Lüling KG
Introduction
The latest version of this guide is always available at:
www.burg.de
General
Cavo
ALED BUSB port
CClosure opening DFixing hole
B
C
A
D
AFixing holes BBack plate
CClosure DFront plate
A
D
C C
B B
D
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Factsheet
Locking system Cavo
Can be combined with many RFID card
systems and tags
USB Port 5V / 1A
Integrated LED illumination
DC PLC technology
Self-aligning locking nose
Modular system (Basic and Premium)
Extensibility and interchangeability
Terminal
Modern and flat design
Illuminated touch screen
Interface for the connection
of various RFID standards
Multilingual operation
Administration possibility (on site)
Options of door opening
Push-to-open
Pop open
Identification
RFID at the terminal or door
PIN code on the terminal
or at the door
Mobile devices (smartphone, tablet, ... )
Scanner (barcode, QR code)
Fingerprint
Various customer-specific settings
through the locker management
system
User groups (e.g. group can only open
with mobile phone)
Multiple lockers for one user
Multiple users for one locker
Preferred locker
Import of user data (CSV import)
Connection to student registration
systems, access control systems
and HRM systems
Various time settings
Statistics, notifications, various detection
options
Central administration
(location-independent)
Technical data
Locks and hubs can be connected via commercially available
network cables (UTP CAT-4, or higher) with RJ-45 connectors.
Externally used ports:
22 SSH: Security Protocol
80 Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
443 HTTP over TLS/SSL (HTTPS)
Internally used ports:
80 or 443: Mutual network traffic of infrastructure
80 or 443: Connection between server and web interface
22: External support access (VPN required)
Server requirements (if server is not provided by BURG):
LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySql und PHP)
Apache 2.4, MySql 5.7, PHP 7
Min. 2 GB RAM, 16 GB HDD, 1 Ghz Processor
General:
The use of mobile devices by users or managers requires a W-
Lan connection to the locker server.
A server should be operated in a shielded VLAN.
The server should be accessible for BURG on ports 22, 80 or
443 via a VPN connection.
The locker server should be accessible for mobile users and
managers on port 80 or 443.
In the door unit and in the terminal, a transceiver module for
contactless communication at 13.56 MHz is integrated on the
basis of the 80C51-Microcontrollers integrated. It supports 6
different operating modes:
ISO / IEC 14443A (Mifare: read and write)
FeliCa (reading and writing)
ISO / IEC 14443B (read and write)
ISO / IEC 14443A (Mifare Classic 1K or 4K / emulation mode)
FeliCa (emulation mode)
ISO/ IEC 18092, ECMA 340 Peer-to-Peer
Almost any other type of card reader can be connected to the
terminal via a flexible interface, so formats such as HID can also
be used.
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Dimensions
Front view
106 mm
100 mm
76,2 mm
82,2 mm
Side view
Rear view
95 mm
100 mm
28 mm
7 mm
15,4 mm 20 mm
23,1 mm
19,5 mm
106 mm
3,5 mm
11,2 mm
100 mm
Port for network cable
Door unit
51 mm
45 mm
150 mm
160 mm
28,7 mm
18 mm
12
6
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Dimensions for the Installation of the Lock
52 mm
The lock is fastened to the inside of the locker using the four
fixing screws. The opening for the closing of the door unit
(drawing page 2) must face the locker opening. The door unit
is fixed to the inside of the door. When mounting, orientate
yourself on the installation dimensions so that the lock and door
unit are optimally positioned.
Note: It is important to note that when fixing the lock to the
inside of the door, sufficient space must be left for the network
cable. The port for the network cable is located on the back of
the lock. For dimensions, see the „Dimensions“ section.
Lock and door unit
Door unit
52 mm 11,9 mm18,3 mm
30 mm
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5 mm
225 mm
18 mm
100 mm
4 mm
122 mm
25 mm
ca. 47 mm
ca. 47 mm
207 mm
18 mm
122 mm
ca. 30 mm
ca. 35 mm ca. 145 mm
207 mm
5 mm
225 mm
Stecker
Stecker
Terminal top view
Dimensions for the Installation of the Terminal
Terminal side view
The terminal is installed with the door unit and the card reader
in the door. A corresponding mounting hole must be drilled in
the door.
Note: During installation, make sure that sufficient space is left
for the network cables.
Plug
Plug
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Components
Lock (1-54 CAV-0001)
The lock is mounted on the inside of the locker. The cabling is standard ethernet (CAT-4 or higher)
and should be connected to the hub. Each lock has a USB port and LED lighting.
Door unit (active: 1-54 CAV-0002, passive: 1-54 CAV-0003)
The door module is attached to the inside of the door. Depending on the configuration, this unit
can be equipped with a passive unit, which is required for opening at the terminal, or with an
RFID version, which is required for opening with a transponder medium.
Terminal (1-54 CAV-0007)
The terminal is a touch screen. A lock with a card reader can be mounted behind the area to the
right of the screen. The terminal can be used flexibly for handling pincode and/or cards (RFID).
It can either display which locker a person has (info terminal) or enable locker occupancy. On
request, a customer-specific logo and texts can be displayed on the welcome screen.
Router (1-54 CAV-0025)
The router is an adapted ethernet router with W-Lan function. It provides the DHCP for the hub
and a fixed connection for the controller. The fixed IP address for the controller is 192.168.1.200.
The IP address range of the hub can be between 192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.199. The router will
use the internal IP address 192.168.1.1. The external address can be adapted to the customer‘s
requirements. By default, ports 80 and 22 are redirected to 192.168.1.200, to the controller.
Locker Controller NUC (terminal: 1-54 CAV-0007, gateway: 1-54 CAV-0008)
The controller used is a microcontroller known as Next Unit of Computing (NUC). The controller
handles all communication between the terminal and the lockers and/or the server and the locks.
The controller can be addressed by the server so that the locker scan is managed by a central
device. The locker controller is either a part of the terminal (terminal + router + locker controller)
or a part of the gateway (router + locker controller).
Hub (1-54 CAV-0009)
The hub is the physical gateway for the lockers. It can manage up to 18 lockers. The HUB transla-
tes the data received from the lockers to the controller. The data traffic between the lockers and
the hub is done via the ethernet protocol. RJ-45 standard ethernet cables are used. Several hubs
can be connected in series via ethernet connections using Y-cables. The first hub must be connec-
ted to the locker router.
Terminal (1-54 CAV-0007)
The terminal is a touch screen. A lock with a card reader can be mounted behind the area to the
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Infrastructure
The server solution can be either a compact NUC
with server software or a VPS (Virtual Private Server),
provided by the customer, with the appropriate
BURG server software.
Hub
Router
Locker Controller
Terminal
BURG Cloud
Local network
Hub
Cavo
(max. 5W / 1A1)
Cavo
Permanent
power supply
by Hub
Ethernet cable CAT 4
or higher, with short
flex plug
230V (24V, 0.52A)
(24V, 0.1A)2
230V (19V, 0.08A)
230V (12V, 0.005A)
Power supply
via controller
all ethernet cables
(CAT 4 or higher)
18 Cavo pro Hub
1depending on the use of the USB charging function
2 Eco-version: With Eco power supply unit, without lighting and charging function (extra charge)
Meets the requirements of EISA 2007 / DoE, NRCan, AU / NZ MEPS, EU ErP and CoC Version 5
Emergency power
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Managing
Network Opportunities
Stand Alone Lockerwall
Managing Managing
Stand Alone Network
Local Network
Access Point
Managing
Cloud Network
Access Point
BURG or
Customers
Server
BURG or
Customers
Server
BURG or
Customers
Server
Server von
BURG
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Mount the Cavo System
For setting up a locker system, the locks need to be mounted
on the inside of the cabinets. The door units will be mounted
on the inside of the doors and the door modules (when needed)
are placed on the outside of the doors. The Hubs are placed out-
side, mostly on top of the lockers. The locks and Hubs have to
be connected through a UTP CAT-4 ( ethernet cable) or higher.
We only use the RJ-45 connector as found on standard ether-
net cables.
Place the Hubs
Each Hub can accommodate up to 18 locks in the three 6-lock
segments. Please note that the terminal requires one slot. Each
Hub needs to be powered by the supplied 230V power adapter.
To supply several Hubs with power, Y-cables will be required.
The first power supply is connected to 230 V by an inrush cur-
rent limiter. For countries with other voltages, a country-specific
power adapter will be required.
The Hubs can be connected to the router using one of the two
separate ethernet ports. These two ethernet ports, separate
from the 3x6 connectors, can be used either to connect to anot-
her Hub or to connect to the router. The two ethernet ports will
function like a 2-port switch.
Connect Hubs, Router and Controller
After all the locks are connected to the Hubs and all the Hubs
are linked (data and 230V), the first Hub is connected to the
router with an ethernet cable. The power supply of the first Hub
can be placed in the inrush current limiter which can be placed
in a 230 V socket. Now, the controller (NUC) can be connected
to the router. If a terminal is required, just connect the USB cable
for the terminal touchscreen to any port of the locker controller.
Starting the Locker Controller
Once the locker controller has been started, allow it boot. The
start-up can take up to 2 minutes. If nothing happens after 5
minutes have passed, please check all connections.
The appendix contains an overview of all components and the
schematics of the required connections.
Set up the Cavo Dashboard Once the external port on the router is configured to match
the network infrastructure, it is assigned a separate IP address.
The controller can be accessed by accessing the IP address.
Thus, when connected to the internal network, the IP address
is 192.168.1.200; when connected via the hardware, the IP
address is provided by the respective IT department.
To access the dashboard, open any browser - preferably Firefox
or Chrome - and go to the assigned IP address. Via the login
window you can log in with your username and password (pro-
vided by BURG when you purchase the system):
Access to the Cavo Dashboard
After logging in, the start page of the dashboard opens. From
there you have access to the individual settings menus and
statistics. Click on an icon or the menu items in the upper left
corner to get to the respective menu. The person icon takes
you to the user profile, where you can make general settings or
change your password.
Dashboard Basics
Logout and password change
You can log out using the „Logout“ icon on the start page or in
the user profile. To change your password, open the user profile
and click on „Profile“. Enter your desired password in the corre-
sponding input fields.
Menu User profile
By default, the locker management software is accessed via a
web interface. The main IP adress will be:
Main IP address 192.168.1.200
The router is connected to the hardware with a switch that sup-
plies a V-LAN. The default IP address is available on the control-
ler side of the router.
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