Interface modules come in all shapes and sizes and offer a wide range of features. Synergis™ Softwire supports most of the common features found on the market.
Synergis Softwire
11.4.3 supports the following Allegion Schlage wireless lock
features.
The following is the legend for some common values
found in the Supported column:
- Yes
- Synergis Softwire supports the feature and the interface module offers it.
- No
- Synergis Softwire does not support the feature, but the interface module offers it.
- Not applicable
- The interface module does not offer the feature.
| Features | Supported |
|---|---|
| General characteristics | |
| Category of interface module | Electronic lock |
| Communication protocol | Bluetooth |
| Encrypted communication | Yes |
| Online operation (connected to the Synergis unit) | |
| Standalone mode | Yes1 |
| Supervised mode | No |
| Dependent mode | No |
| Offline operation (no connection to the Synergis unit) | |
| Standalone mode | Yes1 |
| Degraded mode | Not applicable |
| Wireless operation | Yes |
| Contact the Synergis unit on event | Yes2 |
| Polling interval | 5 seconds |
| Scheduled radio contact (Status report interval) | Not applicable |
| Battery checks | Yes |
| Power fail lock settings (Fail Safe/Fail Secure) | On lock (NDE & LE) |
| ENGAGE integration | Yes |
| Scalability | |
| Maximum number of offline events | NDE & LE: 2000 Control: 1000 |
| Maximum number of credentials (for autonomous decision making) | NDE & LE: 5000 Control: 200 |
| Maximum credential length (in bits) | Not applicable |
| Maximum number of interface modules per Synergis unit RS-485 channel | Not applicable |
| Recommended maximum number of interface modules per Synergis unit | 2003 |
1 Lock programming is done through the Synergis™ unit, but access control decisions are taken by the lock.
2 The locks contact the Synergis unit through polling.
3In the Allegion Schlage IP lock integration, it is the lock that is viewed as the interface module.