Cansec Via Lock1 User manual

July 2017
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VIA HUB
INSTALLATION MANUAL

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Table of Contents
Introduction
Cansec’s Via Universal Wireless Locks communicate wirelessly to a Via Hub which can be located
up to 70/170 ft (21/52 m) away in a typical office environment. Each Hub can support two Via
Locks.
Wiegand data is sent wirelessly to the Via Hub, which in turn sends the data to a Wiegand reader
port on the associated access control panel for verification. If the lock relay operates, indicating that
access is granted, the Hub will send a wireless unlock command to the reader at which the card was
presented.
KEY FEATURES
• Congureinlessthan5minutes
• WorkswithANYaccesscontrolpanel
• Upto70/170ft(21/52m)range(selectableviaDIPswitch)
• Built-inselfdiagnostics
• ViaUniversalHubsupports2locks
Introduction.......................................................................................................................................... 2
KEY FEATURES.............................................................................................................................................. .2
Typical Conguration.......................................................................................................................... 3
Specications ...................................................................................................................................... 3
Congure Via Hub ............................................................................................................................... 4
DIP SWITCHES............................................................................................................................................... .4
Via Hub Wiring ..................................................................................................................................... 9
Wiring SmartLock Pro Plus ...............................................................................................................10
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TypicalConguration
VIA
UNIVERSAL
HUB
WIEGAND
WIEGAND
UNLOCK
CMD
WIEGAND
UNLOCK
CMD
WIEGAND
LOCK RELAY
LOCK RELAY
ANY ACCESS CONTROL PANEL
DOOR 1
DOOR 2
2.4 GHz WIRELESS
+12 VDC FROM
ACCESS CONTROL PANEL
2.4 GHz WIRELESS
TYPICAL RANGE TO 70/170 FT (21/52 M)
VIA
WIRELESS
LOCK 1
VIA
WIRELESS
LOCK 2
ACCESS
CONTROL
PANEL
FORCED ENTRY OUTPUT
LOW BATTERY OUTPUT
FORCED ENTRY OUTPUT
LOW BATTERY OUTPUT
Specications
Power
Hub …………….……………………………………………………………………………………… 150 mA @ +12 VDC
Temperature ................................................………........................ -30˚C to 65˚C [-22˚F to 149˚F]
Dimensions
Via Hub ....................................……………………………………………....…4.8” (L) x 5.83” (W) x 1.5” (H)
..............................................................………...............…. [122 mm (L) x 148 mm (W) x 38 mm (H)]
Weight
Via Hub ..................................……………………………..................................................... 215 g [7.6 oz]
Note: Specifications subject to change without notice.
Figure 1: Typical Configuration

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ON
SW4 SW2
NET ID
ADDR
SW6
SW1
SW3
PWR
GND
BPR
LED
D1
D0
PWR GND BPR LED D1 D0
IN1
GND
IN2
GND
IN3
GND
IN4
GND
GND
A
B
B A GND
OP4 OP3 OP2 OP1
12VDC GND
READER 2
READER 1
J9 J10 J12 J11
J3
USE FACTORY DEFAULT
J3: USE FACTORY
DEFAULT
J7
J6
J13
J14
J2
J5
J8
CHANNEL
ON
ON
ON
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D32 (BLUE)
D35
(WHITE)
D26 D27 D31 D30
D23 (RED)
D20 (GRN)
CongureViaHub
DIP SWITCHES
DIP SWITCH “A” - ADDR
Do not change the default settings:
Switch A1 sets to DOWN (ON), switches A2-A8 set to UP (OFF).
DIP SWITCH “B” - NET ID
Switches B1-B6 are used to set a Network ID which can be from 1 to 63 and must match the Net-
work ID of the Via Lock Control Unit (See figure 3 for typical Net ID configurations). Do not
duplicate Via Hub Network IDs unless they are well out of the range of each other (500 feet should
be safe). Switches B7 & B8 set to OFF (UP) for future use.
Set the Network ID according to the table below:
ON
ON
Figure 2: Configure Via Hub Unit
A
B
C
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DIP SWITCH “B” - NET ID
NET ID SWITCH B6 SWITCH B5 SWITCH B4 SWITCH B3 SWITCH B2 SWITCH B1
1 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN)
2 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF
3 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
4 OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF
5 OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN)
6 OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF
7 OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
8 OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF
9 OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN)
10 OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF
11 OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
12 OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF
13 OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN)
14 OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF
15 OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
16 OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF OFF
17 OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN)
18 OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF
19 OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
20 OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF
21 OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN)
22 OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF
23 OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
24 OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF
25 OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN)
26 OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF
27 OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
28 OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF
29 OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN)
30 OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF
31 OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
32 ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
OFF (UP)
ON (DOWN)
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DIP SWITCH “B” - NET ID
NET ID SWITCH B6 SWITCH B5 SWITCH B4 SWITCH B3 SWITCH B2 SWITCH B1
33 ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN)
34 ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF
35 ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
36 ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF
37 ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN)
38 ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF
39 ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
40 ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF
41 ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN)
42 ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF
43 ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
44 ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF
45 ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN)
46 ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF
47 ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
48 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF OFF
49 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF ON (DOWN)
50 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN) OFF
51 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
52 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF OFF
53 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN)
54 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF
55 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
56 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF OFF
57 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF ON (DOWN)
58 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) OFF
59 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
60 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF OFF
61 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF ON (DOWN)
62 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) OFF
63 ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN) ON (DOWN)
OFF (UP)
ON (DOWN)
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VIA
UNIVERSAL
HUB
WIEGAND
WIEGAND
UNLOCK
CMD
WIEGAND
UNLOCK
CMD
WIEGAND
LOCK RELAY
LOCK RELAY
ANY ACCESS CONTROL PANEL
DOOR 1
DOOR 2
+12 VDC FROM
ACCESS CONTROL PANEL
UNIT ID: 1
NET ID: 10*
ACCESS
CONTROL
PANEL
FORCED ENTRY OUTPUT
LOW BATTERY OUTPUT
FORCED ENTRY OUTPUT
LOW BATTERY OUTPUT
TYPICAL NET ID CONFIGURATIONS
UNIT ID: 2
NET ID: 10*
NET ID: 10
VIA
UNIVERSAL
HUB
WIEGAND
WIEGAND
UNLOCK
CMD
WIEGAND
UNLOCK
CMD
WIEGAND
LOCK RELAY
LOCK RELAY
ANY ACCESS CONTROL PANEL
DOOR 1
DOOR 2
+12 VDC FROM
ACCESS CONTROL PANEL
UNIT ID: 1
NET ID: 63*
ACCESS
CONTROL
PANEL
FORCED ENTRY OUTPUT
LOW BATTERY OUTPUT
FORCED ENTRY OUTPUT
LOW BATTERY OUTPUT
UNIT ID: 2
NET ID: 63*
NET ID: 63
Figure 3: Typical Net ID Configurations
NOTE: See Via Wireless Lock installation manual for Net ID configurations
DIP SWITCH “C”
ON
Switches C1 & C2 set to DOWN (ON) for channel selection (default - do not change)
Switch C3 set to UP (OFF) for LOW power level (default) - 70 ft (21 m) range
DOWN (ON) for HIGH power level - 170 ft (52 m) range
Switch C4 set to UP (OFF) for future use (default)

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DIP SWITCH “D” & RESET BUTTON “E”
ON
When settings are changed on DIP switches A, B & C. The new data must be stored in memory.
To do this, slide DIP switch “D” to UP (ON) and press the RESET button “E”. Once the data has
been stored, the 4 onboard relays will cycle on and off. Slide DIP switch “D” to DOWN (OFF) and
press the RESET button “E” again to enter normal operation mode.
POWER LEVEL SETTING STRATEGY
By default, the power levels for the Via Lock and Via Hub are set to LOW. This provides a range of
approx. 70’ range in a typical office environment. When the power level of the Via Lock and Hub
are BOTH set to HIGH, this range is extended to approx. 170’.
If a reader connects and communicates reliably, the power setting should be left at LOW on both
the Via Lock and the Hub as it will extend the battery life on the Via Lock.
If either Via Lock is set to HIGH power, the associated Hub must also be set to HIGH power. When
a Via Lock and Hub are set to HIGH power to accommodate a distance in excess of 70’, a second
reader located at 70’ or less can still be left on LOW power.
Acceptable power combinations are shown below:
Via Lock1 Via Lock2 Via Hub
Power Level LOW Power Level LOW Power Level LOW
Power Level LOW Power Level HIGH Power Level HIGH
Power Level HIGH Power Level LOW Power Level HIGH
Power Level HIGH Power Level HIGH Power Level HIGH

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ViaHubWiring
Figure 4: Via Hub Wiring
NOTE: If the Via Hub cannot be powered from the access controller, power can be supplied from
an alternate supply (12 VDC, 150 mA) connected to the alternate power input terminals. If an
alternate power supply is used, the GND conductor at reader1 must be connected to GND at the
access controller to provide a common signal ground reference.
A
B
C
DE
4 RELAYS
ON
SW4 SW2
NET ID
ADDR
SW6
SW1
SW3
PWR
GND
BPR
LED
D1
D0
PWR GND BPR LED D1 D0
IN1
GND
IN2
GND
IN3
GND
IN4
GND
GND
A
B
B A GND
OP4 OP3 OP2 OP1
12VDC GND
READER 2
READER 1
J9 J10 J12 J11
J3
USE FACTORY DEFAULT
J3: USE FACTORY
DEFAULT
J7
J6
J13
J14
J2
J5
J8
D1
D0 DOOR 1
D1 D0
DOOR 2
+12VDC (IN)
GND
DOOR CONTACT OUTPUT FOR DOOR1
DOOR CONTACT OUTPUT FOR DOOR2
LOCK RELAY DRY CONTACT FOR DOOR 1
N/O
FOR FUTURE USE
COM
CHANNEL
N/O
COM
ON
ON
ON
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ALTERNATE POWER (SEE NOTE)
PREFERRED POWER OPTION (SEE NOTE)
PWR (IN)
GND
LOCK RELAY DRY CONTAC
T FOR DOOR 2
}
}
}
FROM ACCESS CONTROLLER
}
D32 (BLUE)
D35
(WHITE)
D26 D27 D31 D30
D23 (RED)
D20 (GRN)
OR

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WiringSmartLockProPlus
Figure 5: Wiring SmartLock Pro Plus
Typical - Applies to ALL access control panels
PWR
GND
BPR
LED
D1
D0
IN READER
VCC
PBR
RED
GRN
TKEY
GND
PWR
GND
BPR
LED
D1
D0
EXIT READER
IN1
GND
EXT
GND
HCAP
GND
CONT
GND
OP2 OP1 LOCK
B
A
GND
ON
ON
SW6
PWR
GND
BPR
LED
D1
D0
PWR GND BPR LED D1 D0
IN1
GND
IN2
GND
IN3
GND
IN4
GND
GND
A
B
B A GND
OP4 OP3 OP2 OP1
12VDC GND
READER 2
READER 1
J9 J10 J12 J11
J3
USE FACTORY DEFAULT
J7
J6
J13
J14
J2
J5
J8
D1
D0
DOOR 1
D1 D0
DOOR 2
+12VDC (IN)
GND
DOOR CONTACT OUTPUT FOR DOOR 1
CHANNEL
ON
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N/C
N/O
N/C N/C
N/O N/O
PWR
GND
BPR
LED
D1
D0
IN READER
VCC
PBR
RED
GRN
TKEY
GND
PWR
GND
BPR
LED
D1
D0
EXIT READER
IN1
GND
EXT
GND
HCAP
GND
CONT
GND
OP2 OP1 LOCK
B
A
GND
ON
SMARTLOCK PRO PLUS
N/C
N/O
N/C N/C
N/O N/O
ADDR: 1
ADDR: 2
D1
D0
PWR
GND
PWR
DOOR CONTACT OUTPUT FOR DOOR 2
D1
D0
LOCK OUTPUT FOR DOOR 1
LOCK OUTPUT FOR DOOR 2
VIA HUB
+12VDC
GND*
1
+12VDC
GND*
1
POWER OPTION 2
POWER OPTION 1
GND
NET ID
ADDR
SW1
SW3
ON
ON
D32 (BLUE)
D35
(WHITE)
D26 D27 D31 D30
SW4 SW2
J3: USE FACTORY
DEFAULT
FOR FUTURE USE
D23 (RED)
D20 (GRN)
OR