Product Catalog Kaba Exos 9300 05-06

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Kaba exos 9300
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Kaba exos 9300
Product catalog MWA - 1/05
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Kaba exos 9300
Access hubs
Door manager
Reader
Accessories
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Valid from 1 March 2005
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Edition: 02/2005
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Kaba exos 9300 system
System concept
System requirements
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Microsoft SQL Server 2000 licensing
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Oracle 9i database licensing
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Options Kaba exos 9300
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Kaba exos 9300 Access control
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Kaba exos 9300 Visitor management
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Kaba exos 9300 Time & Attendance
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Kaba exos 9300 Intranet applications
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Kaba exos 9300 Interface for SAP R/3 ERP
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Kaba exos 8300/9300 Miscellaneous
Access hubs
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Kaba exos AMC
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Kaba exos AMC II
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Overview Kaba exos AMC/-II
Accessories for Access hubs
Door manager
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Remote Reader Modules (RRM) concept
Connectable registration units and reader
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Kaba exos DML2
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Kaba exos DMU2
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Kaba exos LS-110
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Kaba exos LS-100
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Kaba exos LR-100
Accessories for door managers
Reader
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Kaba exos 9105
Annex
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Classification of articles (A, B, C and NR)
Content
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Kaba exos® 9300 system
Access control and Time & Attendance system
Data input
Monitoring
User IF
WEB-S
DB-S
Data storage
Processing
Backup
LAN
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Communication
Balancing
Sub systems
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WEB-S: Intranet Web Server - DB-S: Database Server - CH: Communication Hub - AH: Access Hub - DM: Door Manager
: Local Area Network TCP/IP
: Seriel Bus RS-485/4
: Field Bus RS-485/2
: HF LEGIC
System concept
Kaba exos 9300 is a comprehensive system solution for access control, access point management
and time & attendance. Comprehensive functions for monitoring and control of different building
facilities have been integrated in the system. These functions include elevator and illumination control
as well as intrusion monitoring.
With a large number of modular sub-applications available, the user has nearly unlimited possibilities
for expanding the functional scope.
Thanks to its scalability, Kaba exos 9300 can be placed in both simple and complex customer networks (LAN/WAN). The use of standard components means that existing network security
mechanisms such as firewalls or data encryption may be utilized.
Here, the software and database may be either installed on a single computer or installed separately
on different computers.
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System data is saved in Microsoft or Oracle databases. This selection option offers the operator
freedom of choice regarding the database server operating system to be used.
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The applications utilize familiar, user-friendly Windows dialogs or a web client. The application offers
the option of parallel support for several languages within one system.
All Kaba exos system activities are recorded in the logbooks. These include user actions, reader registrations, automatic system actions, status changes and events at peripherals or communication routes
as well as attempts at unauthorized access.
On-line monitoring means that the status of the entire system is evident at all times. Such events as
alarms or the opening of a door are displayed in real time at the interactive workstation. In this system
interconnection, the database server (DB-S) manages the central data and distributes these to the
respective communication hubs (CH).
The communication hub combines the data traffic in local networks; there is at least one
communication hub present in each system. The data is distributed among the peripherals and
accounting made, on time and independent of the type of connection selected. The communication
hub also forwards events to the database server and temporarily stores data whenever network
malfunctions occur.
Access hubs (AH) control doors and other building facilities by means of the connected door
managers and readers. Registration of access and/or time & attendance authorization takes place
here as well. The access hubs' high level of autonomy means that at the same security level,
operation is ensured even without the communication hub.
Its expanded tenant function also makes Kaba exos 9300 an optimal choice for security companies
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operating an access control system for one or more clients (ASP ). Moreover, the server infrastructure
can be optimally financed and operated. Office and technology parks are another area of application.
Here, within the overall system, tenants can independently and flexibly manage their data.
System requirements
Oracle and SQL server need sufficient system ressources for an optimal performance. Using a fast
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RAID system is also advantageous. The Applicationservice and interactive workstations require
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Microsoft NET Framework. For details refer to Technical documentation.
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Application Service Provider
Redundant Array of Independent Disks
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Kaba exos 9300 Product catalog MEA - Edition 1/05
120.380 A
SW license Kaba exos® 9300 basic system
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Supports an unlimited number of communication hubs
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Simultaneous access from up to 100 interactive workstations
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SW license for 1 interactive workstation included
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SW license for 1 communication hub included
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Support of MSDE, MS-SQL 2000 and Oracle 9i data base
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Management of an unlimited amount of personnel records and badges for access control
and Time & Attendance
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Management of an unlimited number of reader heads
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Management of user and user authorizations
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Management of company hierarchies and exceptional days for access control and Time &
Attendance
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Management of system parameters
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Picture registration of staff members
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Automatic program starts
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Extensive Logbooks
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Alarm management
SW delivered on CD-ROM incl. documentation and on-line help
120.381 A
SW-license Kaba exos® 9300-SBS basic system
This special version for small businesses features the same functionality as the Kaba exos
9300 system with following limitations:
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Max. 500 AC und T&A persons
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No customized software adaptations
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SW license for an additional tenant is not permissible.
SW delivered on CD-ROM incl. documentation and on-line help
120.385 A
SW license additional communication hub for Kaba exos® 9300
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With additional communication hubs, segmented networks can be supported better, this
reducing maintenance costs
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Reduces data traffic when using segmented networks
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Increases system reliability
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Incl. two collective alarms with day/night switching: connection of configurable outputs of
access hubs
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BPA/9 communication to the access hubs/Terminal via RS-485/4, telephone lines (analog
or digital) or networks
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Real-time decisions (on-line) for access and time and attendance
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Relaying and generation of alarms (on-line)
192.020 C
RS-485 communication card PCI
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RS-485 card with 2 ports
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120.261 A
SW license Kaba exos® 9300 interactive workstation
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Dialog software in German, English and French for Windows (from Windows 2000) with
integrated on-line help and short key functions
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Allows access to the Kaba exos 9300 system from the user's own workstation computer
through predefined program groups
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Use of one license by different users possible. The number of licensed workstations
depends in the number of users who are logged in at the same time (concurrent device)
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The following dialogs are included:
- Staff data management
- System management
- Logbooks
- Alarm handling
- Access management (only with SW license AC)
- T&A management (only with SW license TA)
- Badge management (only with SW license BM)
- Interactive graphics application (only with SW license AG)
- Manual image verification (only with SW license AC Manual image verification)
- Parking management (only with SW license PM parking management)
- SAP management (only with SW license TR for R/3® ERP)
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Integrated authorization check at the start of the dialog
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From Release 2.0 all dialogs are Unicode-capable
120.267 A
SW General license Kaba exos® 9300 interactive workstation
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Dialog software in German, English and French for Windows (from Windows 2000) with
integrated on-line help and short key functions
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Allows simultaneous access to the Kaba exos 9300 system from a maximum of 100 users'
own workstation computer through predefined program groups
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Same functionalities as single license
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Same functionalities as the SW license Kaba exos® 9300 interactive workstation, article
no. 120.261
161.600 B
Dialog reader
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This dialog reader allows the comfortably read-in of LEGIC badge numbers in the dialog
directly
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Quick and easy searching of badges in staff-, visitor and badge management
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Simplifies issuing and returning of visitor badges
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Easy check of company code while reading in
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Connection via COM-Port (RS-232) and keyboard (power supply)
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Additional usage for Biover II Enrollment
120.386 NR
SW license additional tenant for Kaba exos® 9300
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SW license for creating an additional tenant in the system
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Permits the complete separation of the data, users, logbooks and peripherals from other
tenants in the system
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Authorization of persons for different tenants (e.g. cleaning personnel)
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Jointly used access grids (e.g. main entrance)
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The grouping mechanism can be used per tenant to implement segregation of
competence areas
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Including one license for an interactive workstation for each tenant
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The tenant function cannot be used with the Kaba exos® 9300-SBS basic system
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Release 2.0 and higher
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120.293 A
SW license BM Badge management
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Media definition per access hub
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Combination badge:
Different medias (LEGIC, Induc, Mag etc.) and/or badge numbers / company codes per
person
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Block / delete all badges of a person
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Management of invalid/lost badges
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Transition badge:
Access rights and T&A data of the active badge will be transferred to the transition badge
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From the staff master data separated badge and badge number management
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Visitor badges are separated from staff badges, with SW license VM (option)
Registration of different media (LEGIC, Induc, Mag, etc.). Use or rule of a badge can be
defined e.g. spare badge, etc.
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Initialized badge for a secure and automatic replacement of old badges
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Easy search/allocation of LEGIC badges with a dialog reader at the operating station
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Logging of all badge-related actions (Release 1.2.2 and higher)
Enlarged badge functionality Release 2.0 and higher
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Flexible combination of various media in the Kaba exos system
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Badge evaluation according to company code and/or badge number as well as the unique
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Additional media definition possible, for example, for Mifare, HID, StID
120.283 A
SW license BP KabaCard
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Client Server capable badge production. Fully integrated in the Kaba exos SW with the
following components which have to be licensed from VPS:
- IDMailX –Image capture over file/Twain IF, dispatched to a service office by email
- IDCaptureX –Image capture with live video camera and automatic Image improvement
- IDPrintX –Display/Print of badges
- IDCodeX –Coding of LEGIC, Mifare, Hitag, Chip, etc.
- Card Designer –Graphical tool for designing badges
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Contains license for ID-MailX component; no additional license necessary
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Demo version always available in the Kaba exos system
120.390 NR
SW license DE interface to SecLoc
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Permits using of mobile phones for access identification and T&A bookings in the Kaba
exos system
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Ideal for remote branches, no complex assignment of badges necessary
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Connection of Kaba exos 9300 and Mohito Server
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Functionality in mobile phone can be selected with SecLoc (Mohito application), access
rights and authorization by Kaba exos
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Mohito license (SecLoc) also required
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Kaba exos 9300 Release 2.0 and higher
120.300 NR
SW license RF extended report function
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Extended functions for reports
- Start of reports from the dialogs
- Start of reports with separate program possible (without Kaba exos)
- Automatic start of reports (e.g. weekly)
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Comprehensive filter and grouping options
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120.268 A
SW license remote connection of access hubs / terminal
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For connection of access hubs or substations with communication hubs via telephone line
(analog and ISDN)
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Connect substations (excl. Kaba exos AMC) via dial-up connection with ISDN or analogue
modem from communication hub (CH) to access hub (AC). Connection in reverse order
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(Kaba exos AM -> CH) is not supported. This function requires Windows 2000
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Several modems are possible per system or communication hub, parameter setting to be
made in the operating system
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Microsoft® SQL Server 2000 licensing
Basic information
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There are various licensing procedures for the Microsoft SQL Server. The optimum license can differ
for every project. It depends on different criteria. The existing license plays a role in this. The number
of servers and processors as well as the number of clients is also important. It is often difficult to find
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the optimum licensing solution. This is illustrated by the wide range of courses offered by Microsoft
on the subject of licensing.
The following information is intended to help you in licensing matters.
Current information on licensing can be found under
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/partner/licensing_and_compliance/principles_of_licensing/
SQL Server variants
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Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition
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This involves the complete SQL Server offer from Microsoft . This edition offers the features for
scaling and reliability with divided and partitioned views, protocol dispatch and improved failover
cluster support. They are necessary for company-wide and branch-specific solutions and Internet
scenarios. In addition, all of the advantages of high-end hardware with support for up to 32 CPUs and
64 GB RAM are utilized.
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Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Standard Edition
This edition is an affordable option for small and medium enterprise. This license can be used if no
advanced features for scalability and reliability are required. This license does not include the
advanced analysis features of the SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition. The Standard Edition can be
used on systems with symmetrical multiprocessing and up to 4 CPUs and 2 GB of RAM.
The less expensive Standard Edition is completely sufficient to operate a Kaba exos 9300 system. If
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the customer already has Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition license, this is also not a
problem.
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Licensing variants
Per processor licensing
Under the terms of this new model, the customer receives one processor license for each processor
that runs the server software. If the server has more than one processor, a separate license must be
purchased for every processor on this server. Processor licenses can be used in every Internet,
extranet or Intranet scenario.
A processor license includes access for an unlimited number of users/devices to create a connection
to the LAN or WAN of the company or outside of the firewall.
Per seat licensing
In addition to the processor licenses, SQL Server 2000 also has separate Standard and Enterprise
server licenses. Per seat licenses (CAL –Client Access License) are also available. This licensing is
oriented to the customer who do not use web-based scenarios.
Server license
A server license (Standard or Enterprise Edition) is required for every server on which the
corresponding edition of the SQL Server 2000 software is installed.
Client access license
An SQL Server 2000 client access license is required so that a device (e.g. a PC, a workstation, a
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terminal, PDA, cell phone, etc.) can access or use the services and functions of the Microsoft SQL
Server 2000 Edition.
Special case
When using the SQL Server 2000 in an Intranet (not Internet), customers can select the less
expensive licensing option. Companies with several SQL Server 2000 installations (especially severs
with several processors) can usually save costs by purchasing server licenses with CALs per seat. In
this case, the application cannot be expanded to include the Internet.
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Necessary SQL licenses for Kaba exos 9300
Regardless of the SQL Server version (Enterprise or Standard Edition), the licensing procedure
remains the same. Either the processor licensing or the server/per seat license is used. As soon as
web applications and/or many clients are used, the processor licensing variant should be used (except
for special cases). For smaller systems without web applications, it makes sense to select a server/per
seat licensing up to a certain amount of clients. As a rule, the least expensive variant should be used.
The following components must be licensed:
Database server
Either a server license or a processor license is used. If per processor licensing is used, no further
licenses are required for the whole system.
The following licenses are only required if the server is not licensed per processor.
Applicationservice
As a rule, the application service is installed in the first communications center. A client access license
(referred to as CAL) is required for this. The application service is only installed once in every system.
Interactive workstation
Every Kaba exos interactive workstation requires a CAL license. In this case, it is important to know
that every installed control station and not just every registered computer must be licensed. This
license can be used by several users on the same computer (depending on the device).
Workstation
Every workstation, that accesses Kaba exos 9300 in the Intranet using a browser, requires a CAL. If
the access is made over the Internet, then only processor licensing is required. The CALs are not
required in this case.
Communication hub
As the communication hubs do not communicate directly with the SQL Server, no SQL licenses are
required in this case.
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Examples
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Communication hub
Local network TCP/IP
Example 1
No web server, the customer does not have an SQL server in operation. In this case a server / per
seat licensing is suitable.
The following are required:
1 server license for the database server
7 CAL licenses (1 application service and 6 interactive workstations)
At the current market prices (prices per dealer and time vary widely) one processor license for one
database server with one processor would be less expensive from 20 - 30 CALs. In this case whether
the server license already contains CAL must also be taken into consideration. Often CALs are only
offered in packages of 5.
Example 2
The conditions are the same as for example 1, however with web applications.
As soon as web applications are used, a per processor license is suitable (see chapter Special case
on page 7.
Example 3
The customer already has an SQL Server in use.
In this case, the licensing will need discussing with the customer. If he already has processor licenses,
no further licensing is necessary.
If the customer has server/per seat licensing in use, the necessary CALs must be purchased. In this
procedure, the customer should consider if converting to processor licensing would make sense in his
case.
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Oracle® 9i database licensing
Licensing is very similar to that for the MS SQL. Many companies which use Oracle often have special
agreements for licensing. For this reason, this will not be discussed further in this document.
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Options Kaba exos® 9300
120.380 A
120.381 A
120.385 A
SW license additional communication hub
for Kaba exos® 9300
192.020 C
RS-485 communication card PCI
120.261 A
SW license Kaba exos® 8300/9300 interactive workstation
120.267 A
SW General license Kaba exos® 8300/9300 interactive
workstation
120.386 NR SW
license additional tenant for Kaba exos® 9300
120.293 A
SW license BM Badge management
120.283 A
SW license BP KabaCard
120.390 NR SW
license DE interface to SecLoc
120.300 NR SW
license RF extended report function
120.268 A
SW license remote connection of access hubs / terminals
120.352 A
SW license AC for 4 reader heads
120.353 A
120.354 A
120.355 A
120.356 A
120.357 A
120.358 A
120.359 A
120.360 A
120.361 A
120.284 A
SW license AG Interactive graphics application
120.289 A
SW license AC Manual image verification
120.297 A
SW license AD Depot control for Kaba exos® 9300
120.388 A
SW license PM Parking management for Kaba exos® 9300
120.294 A
SW license VD Visitor management
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120.295 A
SW license VD further Visitor management station
120.296 A
SW license IA Intranet dialog for Visitor management
120.221 A
SW license TA up to 100 persons
120.225 A
SW license TA for every further 100 persons
120.230 A
SW license TA to the maximum of 1'000 persons
120.235 A
SW license TA for every further 1'000 persons
120.280 A
SW license TA Transfer program
120.281 A
SW license TA Cost center accounting
120.282 A
SW license TA Mass time and fast time correction
120.291 A
SW license TA Standby accounting
120.275 A
SW license IA Time sheet view for 100 persons
120.276 A
SW license IA Time sheet view for additional 100 persons
120.277 A
SW license IA Registration
120.278 A
SW license IA Supervisor function per user
120.494 A
SW license TR for R/3® ERP up to 250 persons
120.495 A
120.496 A
SW license TR for R/3® ERP up to 1'000 persons
120.497 A
120.315 A
Kaba exos® 9300 Upgrade license
120.316 A
Kaba exos® 9300 upgrade release
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These licenses are valid for the CC1 interface too.
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The number of Intranet users does not have to correspond to the number of T&A persons.
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Kaba exos® 9300 Access control
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Option for Kaba exos 9300
The access control application of Kaba exos systems protects people, property and information from
unauthorized access. It is also an excellent organization and management tool for company
processes, which reduces the administrative overhead considerably.
Particularly effective in the access control sector, the multi-level security concept of Kaba exos
guarantees the highest level of availability.
On the basis of the security deployment of the product, you then decide to WHOM, WHEN, WHERE
and HOW access to the controlled area is allocated. The defined security areas are shown in the
system, together with the applicable access points. A profile is defined for each group of persons,
putting a time limit on the access rights to the different areas. This grouping of access rights enables
you to make adjustments to the system easily and efficiently –when processing new persons or
making changes to the security deployment. The group rights of individual persons can also be
extended or restricted by means of personal access rights. A time limit can also be put on the validity
of these rights.
The access control concept in the Kaba exos system enables you to react quickly and flexibly to
changing requirements, while providing optimal investment protection. Such changes can range from
increasing security requirements for area access, extended access control functions or increased
convenience requirements.
The identification of a badge can be enhanced with the additional verification of PIN code or
biometrics without problems. This functional and mechanical modularity of the components allows you
to make changes while retaining the reader / door manager, without having to undertake structural
alterations.
If you require additional access functions, you can add to the Kaba exos system using the badge
production and management options, image verification, alarm graphics and visitor management.
Interfaces are also available for online data exchange with other systems (e.g. building management
and control panels).
Besides the control and management functions, all the information on access by persons and system
alarms is of the utmost importance.
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If the user requires information about the access of persons to particular rooms, he will find it in the
logbooks. To speed up the search, this information is classified in different categories, which may also
be adapted as required. A chronological online view is provided. Lists can be created directly in the
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dialog, or with programs such as Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Access. An alarm can be generated
for every message, which is displayed to the user in real time, with the option of an acoustic signal. All
the system messages are also displayed alongside the access messages.
The AC license supports the complete access point management of the access hubs and an unlimited
number of access profiles. The binary data points function for integrating inputs and outputs of the
access hubs is included in the AC SW license.
The AC SW license for reading heads/access points can be put together in any way.
Example:
An AC SW license for 48 reading heads/access points consists of an AC SW license for 16
readers/access points and an AC SW license for 32 readers/access points.
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120.352 A
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SW license AC for 4 reader heads /access points
General features
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Central management and collection of important access-related authorization data
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Filter function for an easy search/allocation of appropriate access profiles
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Annual calendar with regional exceptional days
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Access control logbooks to record movement data's
Access control features
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Anti pass back
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In-/out control; min./max. -person control
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Passage control
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Person- and room balancing
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Temporary personal rights/profiles
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Profile-controlled biometric verification


Profile-controlled PIN code check, duress alarm


Automatically blocking of badges (in case of repeated wrong PIN code)


Personal PIN code alteration (Intranet dialog)


Access point management
- Interlocking-door function
- Turnstile (Release 2.0 and higher)


Code lock function


Four eye check control
1
2
Up to Release 1.2 licensing is based on the number of installed reading heads
After Release 2.0 licensing is based on the number of access points with access decision.
Access points without access function are independent from this license.
120.353 A
SW license AC for 8 reader heads/access points
120.354 A
120.355 A
120.356 A
120.357 A
120.358 A
120.359 A
120.360 A
120.361 A
No old SW licenses will be credited for SW extensions with additional reader heads.
Example
A customer needs an extension of the SW license AC from 96 reader heads (32 + 64 readers
heads) to a SW license with 128 reader heads. An additional SW license for 32 reader heads
has to be purchased.
120.284 A
SW license AG Interactive graphics application


Interactive, graphical overview over the condition of the whole system periphery in real
time


Multiple graphical views in one system possible


Automatic generation of page and data point hierarchy


Simple configuration of the graphics with drag and drop


Interactive operation of data points (access points and binary contacts)


Includes a library of graphical patterns for displaying statuses (extendable)


Requires per interactive workstation a dialog license


Real-time interface for forwarding of events and alarm messages as well as access
messages over TCP/IP in XML-format
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120.289 A
SW license AC Manual image verification


Door monitoring and sequential staff image display


Door release from interactive workstation directly


Parameter setting of image display and image erasure


Requires per interactive workstation a dialog license


Live image appearance on request
120.297 A
SW license AD Depot control for Kaba exos® 9300


Enables a managed, time-controlled output and return of keys and other objects


The rights to the depositories are integrated in the access profile


Overview of the current status of present and taken depot objects (e.g. keys)


On-line accounting per depot and person


A license is required for each depot controller


Kaba exos requires Kaba exos AMC Flash E (from version 1.2.4) for connecting the depot


From release 1.2
120.388 A
SW license PM Parking Management for Kaba exos® 9300


For the efficient use of company parking lots


Controls person-related access authorization for parking areas


Parking areas can be divided into parking lot pools for different groups (e.g. tenants,
employees, visitors) for optimum organization


Access to the parking lot depending on the rights and availability of a parking lot pool


Each parking area must have at least one entrance and one exit reader


Comprehensive evaluation options with a logbook with person-related entrances and exits
for subsequent accounting


License can also be used for assignment of visitor parking spaces
(Option SW license visitor management)


16 
Kaba exos® 9300 Visitor management
®
Kaba exos Visitor management offers you an effective modular supplement to the Kaba
exos 8300 / 9300 system. It is an additional module for the reduction of the administrative outlay of a
company.
The well-designed user interface permits intuitive operation and immediate use by reception
personnel. Lengthy induction times are therefore a thing of the past. User-friendly and fast visitor
check-in and check-out at the reception desk is therefore possible at any time. As most visitors
normally are registered in advance, only additional data such as the car registration number has to be
supplemented upon their arrival. Visitors who have already entered the premises previously can be
registered in once more without having to re-enter their personal data.
A badge and the required access authorizations are assigned and enabled with a few clicks of the
mouse. A visitor pass can also be automatically printed and issued. When the entered visiting time
has elapsed, the badge is automatically blocked. If the visit is terminated prematurely, visitors
surrender the badge at reception and are checked out and blocked in the system with a mouseclick.
Issue/surrendering of badges is simplified with the optional LEGIC dialog reader. The required badge
is thereby read in and automatically assigned to the visitor (upon entry) and withdrawn (upon exit).
Manual data input is no longer necessary in this case.
With the aid of a business card scanner it is even possible to enter the visitor data directly into the
system. If the visitor is prohibited access to the premises, it is no longer possible to issue a visitor's
badge. Each operation is logged and can be retraced within a previously defined period of time. It is
also possible, for example, to display all visitors who have not correctly checked out in one step.
With the supplementation of the optional Kaba exos Intranet dialog, visitors can be registered directly
by employees using a standard Web browser. With this module it is considerably easier and faster
to check visitors in and out at the reception desk.
 17
If a member of staff has forgotten his or her badge, they can be assigned a transition badge in Kaba
exos Visitor management. Authorizations for time and access bookings are automatically transferred
and the standard badge is blocked.
Kaba exos Visitor management ensures uncomplicated and time-saving handling. This results in a
high level of acceptance of operating personnel and conveys a positive impression to the visitor.
120.294 A
SW license VD Visitor management
Base package for the administration of visitors with the following possibilities:


Collect visitor data


Printing visitor permissions


Record photos of the visitors
1


Printing visitor cards/badges
2


Handing out and recollect visitor badges
3


Booking visitors in and out in parking management
2


Handling of transition badges directly in the Visitor management dialog


Includes SW license for one Visitor management station
1
Needs SW license BP KabaCard and the appropriate IDCardX components of VPS
Needs SW license BM Badge management
3
Needs SW license PM parking management
2
120.295 A
SW license VD further Visitor management station


Further interactive workstation for visitor management
120.296 A
SW license IA Intranet dialog for Visitor management


Intranet dialog to notify the reception (in advance) of the visitors arrival


Unlimited number of users
161.600 B
Dialog reader


directly










18 
Kaba exos® 9300 Time & Attendance
®
The Time & Attendance application of the Kaba exos 8300/9300 system collects and calculates staff
attendance and absence times, providing increased transparency and flexibility within a company.
The highly flexible concept enables a practically unlimited application of all the usual working time
regulations. Because of its ability to manage practically any working time model (e.g. flextime, fixed
time, shift and duty rosters), the T&A application is adept in accommodating a working world that
requires increasing flexibility.
The Time & Attendance application is essentially made up of three parts: the staff master data, the
T&A management, and an ingenious security concept which practically excludes the risk of losing the
important, comprehensive T&A data.
In the central staff master data, all the important data is collected and combined with the working
models defined in the T&A management specifically defined for the customer.
An automatic procedure calculates the time recordings for all persons one or more times a day, thus
working out the attendance and absence times for each person. The system administrator can make
®
all the time corrections via user-friendly Windows dialogs in the system.
The T&A data can be arranged, displayed and made available to the employees and management as
desired. You have the option of arranging printouts however you want them, as well as accessing the
®
data via Windows dialogs or the Web browser in the Intranet.
The available T&A data provides information at all times about the attendance status and planned
absences of the employees. This information can be made available to the switchboard and to every
employee in the Intranet.
With the aid of the intuitive planning board, you can graphically plan, correct and present employee
absences. With a click of the mouse you can record short- or long-term absences and update them
on-line to the T&A system. With the freely selectable screen presentation, the user can adapt the
planning board to meet his own requirements, which has a positive effect on his work efficiency.
The T&A application can also, if necessary, be combined with the access control application, so that
they share the use of the recording devices.
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120.221 A
SW license TA up to 100 persons
Time & Attendance features


Central staff master data with comprehensive data contents and displayable staff image,
can be combined with access control.


Dialog integrated into the staff master data for correction of all necessary time data


Company hierarchies


Branch support (option SW license Remote Connection of access hubs / terminals)


Calendar for defining various exceptional day groups


Planning board for graphical display, entering and correction of absences


Autom. calculation of vacation for new employees


Entry of hourly absences (time)


Date-related change of time model, for example during reorganization or changes in
department


Automatic checking of legally stipulated shift sequences including compliance with
mandatory rest periods


Individual rounding per work profile
Time definitions


Definition of work models by utilization of time types, absence definitions, time ranges and
work profiles


Parameterization of absence, bonus and overtime definitions


Stipulation of daily, monthly and yearly quota working times


Advance planning of periodically reoccurring and known absences


Automatic accounting of all entered time registrations, corrections and planned absences
Evaluations


Print-out of error lists to determine time corrections


Print-out of time data as staff information and management tools


Absence overviews, daily bulletins, monthly and yearly statistics


Individual evaluations could be made with the list generator (option for Kaba exos 8300)
120.225 A
SW license TA for every further 100 persons
120.230 A
To the maximum of 1'000 persons
120.235 A
SW license TA for every further 1'000 persons


To the maximum of 10'000 persons
120.280 A
SW license TA Transfer program


Configurable transfers, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly
120.281 A
SW license TA Cost center accounting


Recording of cost center time per person


Evaluation per person and company hierarchy
120.282 A
SW license TA Mass time and fast time correction


Fast registration of several time corrections per person with special dialog


Collected registration of a time correction per group of person with special dialog
120.291 A
SW license TA Standby accounting


Bonus calculation for stand by operation (and integration with personnel operational
planning system)
20 
Kaba exos® 9300 Intranet applications
®
Option for Kaba exos 9300 Time & Attendance and Visitor Management
The Intranet application improves time transparency in a modern organization with spearhead
technology. Daily additional registration of omitted time bookings and absences requiring subsequent
registration by central administration are a thing of the past. The Kaba exos Intranet dialog provides
each employee with information on personal presence times. If the respective access authorization
has been granted, bookings can be directly corrected and subsequently entered, which results in
considerable central administration savings.
From Release 2.0 the Intranet dialog will be released with a new design (refer to illustration above).
This application contains all previously featured functions. In addition the personal access bookings for
all employees can be viewed. The login on this version is performed with a password (previously with
a PIN code).
Combined with an Intranet all employees are ensured access to the Kaba exos application from all
locations, also from branches or home offices. No decentralized installation of the application is
necessary.
The T&A data are simply and quickly made available to the user in a clear and well-structured view.
Data modifications are directly and intuitively made with the web browser. Employees are only able to
modify and sign their own personal time data. Supervisors are also able to view, correct and sign the
time data of their employees.
The Kaba exos system also updates accounts immediately after entry, permitting immediate
verification of input.
In addition to pure T&A functions, employees also have the option of changing their PIN code which is
valid throughout the system and used for access control.
If the Visitor management option is installed, employees can register their expected visitors in the
system. It is also possible to view the registered visitors at all times and change and delete as
required. This means that time-consuming filling-out of forms or e-mails is no longer necessary, as all
necessary data are directly entered into the web browser, lessening the workload of reception
personnel.
 21
All staff data remain protected against unauthorized access in the Intranet secured with a firewall or by
secure transmission in the Internet. This safety concept practically excludes any possible loss of the
important and normally comprehensive T&A data.
With the web browser concept the workstations only require a standard Internet browser, irrespective
of the operating system or hardware. This permits the use of the existing workstation infrastructure
without additional installation costs.
SW license IA Time sheet view
For displaying personal time data sheets clearly arranged on a PC. Any printing and distribution of the
time data sheets is no longer necessary (cost savings), as the employees can view it on the PC and
print it out by themselves, if needed.
In a Kaba exos 9300 system the number of licensed persons for a time data sheet display does
not depend on the number of the TA persons.
(requires SW license IA Time Sheet View)
License for making personal time registrations and corrections over the Intranet. Independent of the
amount of users or branches. Ideal for branches/remote stations as replacement of Terminals, as
there is no HW installation necessary and the costs are also much lower.
SW license IA Supervisor function
(requires SW license IA Time sheet view and registration)
Permits the employee and his supervisor to view, make correction and sign the time sheet
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his approval (visa function), the time sheet is fixed and can only be viewed. From now on only an
authorized person can be make changes in the exos dialog.
Each user (supervisor) has to be licensed. If there are more than 30, only 30 users will be charged.
Advantage of the Intranet applications compared to standard dialogs
Intranet applications are pure server installations. That means the installation costs are always the
same, independent from the complexity of the system (Installation if the IIS and definition of the
access rights). Also for the maintenance, only the server has to be updated. So no travel expenses
occur e.g. for a regional bank with several small branches, in which the branch manager is responsible
for the presence time and corrections.
22 
120.275 A
SW license IA Time sheet view for 100 persons


Individual alteration of PIN code by employee (already included in the base system)


Supports the following T&A functions:
- View of the personal time sheet (printing)
- List of absent persons with absence reason
120.276 A
SW license IA Time sheet view for additional 100 persons
120.277 A
Kaba exos Intranet dialog


- Come / leave (with reason)
- Time sheet corrections


Individual right for the above functions can be given to the employees
120.278 A
SW license IA Supervisor function per user


- Correction and view of the time sheets of the assigned employees
- Visa function for supervisor and employee


Requires SW license IA Time sheet view and SW license IA Registration


If there are more than 30 users, only 30 users will be charged. The maximum
number of users is restricted to the number of persons with time sheet view.
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Kaba exos® 9300 Interface for SAP® R/3® ERP
®
®
®
Certified interface between Kaba exos 9300 and SAP R/3
Head quater London
Branch Frankfurt
Kaba exos
Database Server
SAP R/3 Server
Kaba exos
WAN
Ethernet (TCP/IP)
Ethernet (TCP/IP)
Kaba exos
Communication Hub
Branch Berlin
Kaba exos
Communication Hub
Kaba exos
TC
JDC
AC
TC
JDC
ZE 120.498.40-01e
Ethernet (TCP/IP)
AC
Kaba exos 8300/9300 is a comprehensive system solution for access control and door management
with an integrated function for monitoring and control of various building installations.
®
®
The interface for R/3 ERP together with the B-COMM for R/3 ERP forms a certified connection from
®
®
the Kaba exos 8300/9300 to the SAP R/3 system. The advantages of both systems are therefore
®
®
optimally combined and the fields of organization (SAP R/3 ) and security (Kaba exos) are united in
one comprehensive solution. With the high degree of availability and security, monitored access to
your building is guaranteed at all times.
Comprehensive and current information for the personnel department and employees is made
available in the dialog.
With employment of client/server architecture the Kaba exos 8300/9300 system can be easily
integrated into existing IT structures of modern companies and ensures practically unlimited extension
®
®
potential with optimum LAN/WAN integration. Together with SAP R/3 HR Time, Kaba exos 8300
®
manages and controls all peripherals and routes the registered TC-bookings directly to the SAP
®
®
system. Booking decisions are also reported back online including balance information by SAP R/3 .
®
®
The Kaba exos 8300/9300 access control system supplements the SAP R/3 application with the
following features:
®

 Management of access and security-relevant data on the basis of the SAP staff master data
®

 SAP external staff master data for AC management of visitors and outside companies

 The management of access authorization instead of or additionally to the basic authorization
®
granted by the SAP

 Issue of spare badges to staff with full support of access control and Time & Attendance
24 
Features of the interface

 Forwarding of person-related master, time and authorization data as well as order data to the
®
SAP system
®
®

 The SAP R/3 transfers updated staff and time data to the Kaba exos system.
®

 Reader peripherals can be supplied with the latest data (time or text information, SAP mail
texts)
®
The option B-comm for R/3 ERP-exos has to be ordered at Kaba Benzing, refer to PL Kaba
Benzing.
120.494 A


Interface to option B-COMM for R/3 ERP-exos
120.495 A


120.496 A


120.497 A


120.498 A
®


For SW licenses for more than 10,000 people please submit a separate enquiry.
These licenses are valid for the CC1 interface too.
 25
Kaba exos® 8300/9300 Miscellaneous
120.315 A
Kaba exos® 8300/9300 upgrade license,
annual fee


Guaranteed system operation for the future


Usage of new functions und options


Support of new hardware components, e.g. new reader generation


Cost savings with upgrade ability


Independence of IT product life


Support of new operation systems and database standards


Support of customized software and adaptations


The order must be made within 6 months after the initial SW order. After that an
Upgrade release (120.316) has to be purchased as well


Period of notice: at least 1 month written notice before the end of a calendar year


Details are described in price list
120.316 A
Kaba exos® 8300/9300 upgrade release


Newest upgrade release for systems without an upgrade license


Specification of the actual configuration and the project name are necessary


Customer specific SW programs are not included and are only maintained with an
upgrade license
192.050 A
Additional CD
Containing:


1 CD


Burning of the CD according to customer's specifications
192.051 A
Documentation CD


Complete Kaba exos software and hardware documentation


Target group: End users
26 
Access hubs
Kaba exos® AMC
Access hub for monitoring and control of access areas and data points
Kaba exos AMC, 24 Volt
Kaba exos AMC, 230Volt
Kaba exos AMC, 230Volt, 19"
Scale
1:8
Unit Design
The Kaba exos AMC is a sabotage-proof, if necessary, fully autonomous access hub for monitoring
and controlling access areas and data points. It is an integral element of the Kaba exos access control
system, underlined by the integrated Ethernet interface.
The Kaba exos AMC is the result of consistent implementation of customer demands together with the
experience gained from the installed basis of the Kaba exos systems. Emphasis was placed both on
maintaining and protecting our customers investments as well as the employment of commercially
available state of the art technology.
The Kaba exos AMC replaces all available Kaba exos Access and Logic Manager versions with a
single unit design:

 With or without metal housing or 19" housing module

 Base board;
simple installation, clear signals

 CPU;
®
Pentium class, migration-capable, availability

 Software;
compatible, object-oriented, flexible
Access hubs
 27
The functions of the Kaba exos AMC are fully based on the Kaba "Total Access" strategy. Whether
simple or complex access areas, a Kaba interlocking door or a Kaba automatic door have to be
controlled, all demands can be visualized with the graphic configuration in the Kaba exos dialog.
The access profiles created in the system are also stored in the Kaba exos AMC as the weekly
programs for controlling the data points, permitting fast and autonomous decisions.
Passage messages and alarms are signaled to the system operator in realtime and also saved. If
required the access areas and data points can be operated directly from the graphic system dialog.
28 
Kaba exos® AMC II
Access hub for monitoring and control of access areas and data points
Kaba exos AMC II
Kaba exos AMC II
without metal cabinet
Scale
1:8
Unit design
The Kaba exos AMC II is a sabotage-proof, if necessary, fully autonomous access hub for monitoring
and controlling access areas and data points. This is a variant of the proven Kaba exos AMC,
specifically optimized for use with RRM products and thus expanding the range of access hubs. The
Ethernet interface is used for on-line connection to the system.
In the RRM product range, the digital inputs and outputs (I/O) are built into the door managers; the use
of central I/O is thus now limited to certain applications, primarily for alarms. This has made it feasible
to reduce the I/O needed at the access hub, which in turn leads to reduced space requirements and a
lower price. The additional RS-485 bus allows reader operation for up to 32 doors, which reduces the
system costs per door as well.
To achieve completely maintenance-free operation, the use of movable parts (hard disks, fans) was
deliberately avoided here as well. The battery has been replaced with support capacitors to ensure
data retention in the event of a power failure.
With the more efficient power supply, it is now possible to power up to 10 access points from the
access hub. The cascading unit can be used for simple wiring and supply of additional access points.
The functions of the Kaba exos AMC II are fully based on the Kaba "Total Access" strategy. Whether
simple or complex access areas, a Kaba interlocking door or a Kaba automatic door have to be
controlled, all demands can be visualized with the graphic configuration in the Kaba exos dialog.
The access profiles created in the system are also stored in the Kaba exos AMC II as the weekly programs for controlling the data points, permitting fast and autonomous decisions.
Passage messages and alarms are signaled to the system operator in realtime and also saved. If
required the access areas and data points can be operated directly from the graphic system dialog
Access hubs
 29
Overview Kaba exos® AMC/-II
Following basic units (without CompactFlash) are available starting from Kaba exos 8300 release 5.0,
resp. Kaba exos 9300 release 1.1.1:
Type
Article
no.
Input
voltage
Cabinet
In-/outputs
Remarks
Kaba exos AMC 230V
154.300 230V AC
yes
10/6
Ethernet interface
Kaba exos AMC 24V
154.301
24V DC
no
10/6
Kaba exos AMC 230V/19"
154.302 230V AC
yes
10/6
Serial connection
RS-485/4
2
(with cable set 154.151)
Following basic units (without CompactFlash) are available starting from Kaba exos 8300
release 5.1.4, resp. Kaba exos 9300 release 1.1.1 :
Type
Article
no.
Input
voltage
Cabinet
In-/outputs
Remarks
Kaba exos AMC II
154.310
24V DC
yes
4/3
Only Ethernet interface
Kaba exos AMC II
without metal cabinet
154.311
24V DC
no
4/3
230V input voltage with
option power supply
Following CompactFlash are available starting from Kaba exos 8300 release 5.0, resp. Kaba exos
9300 release 1.1.1,:
Type
Article
no.
Reader
Number of
2
badges/persons
Number of bookings
Kaba exos AMC Flash 2
154.350
2
ca. 100'000
ca. 30'000
154.351
4
ca. 100'000
ca. 30'000
154.352
8
ca. 100'000
ca. 30'000
154.353
16
ca. 100'000
ca. 30'000
154.354
32
ca. 100'000
ca. 30'000
Kaba exos AMC Flash 2E
154.380
2
ca. 50'000
ca. 30'000
154.381
4
ca. 50'000
ca. 30'000
154.382
8
ca. 50'000
ca. 30'000
Kaba exos AMC Flash 16E 154.383
16
ca. 50'000
ca. 30'000
32
ca. 50'000
ca. 30'000
1
1
Kaba exos AMC Flash 32E 154.384
1
Can only be used with Kaba exos AMC II. Only Kaba exos AMC Flash 32/32E activates the
second RS-485 interface for peripheral devices.
2
If the serial connection RS-485/4 is used, the recommended value is 5000 persons. If this is
exceeded, longer download times can be expected.
30 
Greater number of badges/persons or bookings available on request.
No license is required for serial connection to the communication hub using the RS-485
interface.
I/O controllers can be directed to a Kaba exos AMC/-II to the addresses 3-6 without an additional
license (e.g. Kaba exos AMC Flash 8 = eight AC readers plus four I/O controllers). However, in the
cases of Kaba exos AMC Flash 16 or 32, the maximum of 16 devices on the first RS-485 interface
should not be exceeded. In the case of Kaba exos AMC Flash 32, an additional maximum of 16
registration units/door managers can be connected to the second RS-485 interface.
Access hubs
 31
®
Kaba exos AMC
Basic unit with integrated Ethernet host interface
154.300 A
Kaba exos® AMC 230V
Basic unit contains:
(without CompactFlash)


CPU for Kaba exos AMC:
PC104 controller board with integrated Ethernet connection (10BaseT)


Base board for Kaba exos AMC:
interface circuit board with 10 inputs (two of these are line-monitored), 6 outputs and
RS-485 interface for BPA/9 subset devices (2 wire party-line)


Installed in solid metal cabinet, lockable, with strain relief, power supply (230V, 1.5A) and
tamper switch
Options:


RS-485 cable set (154.151) for serial connection to communication hub


PC104 I/O board (162.408) with 8 monitored inputs and 8 relay outputs
154.301 A
Kaba exos® AMC 24V


(without metal cabinet, power supply and CompactFlash)






Mounted on base plate with strain relief for 24V without cabinet
Options:




154.302 C
Kaba exos® AMC 230V/19"
(without CompactFlash)

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2U19“met
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(230V, 1.5 A) and top hat mounting rail for additional terminal strips


Power cable not included
Option:


32 
®
Kaba exos AMC II
Basic unit with integrated Ethernet host interface
154.310 A
Kaba exos® AMC II
(with metal cabinet, without power supply and CompactFlash)


CPU for Kaba exos AMC II:


Base board for Kaba exos AMC II
with 4 inputs for floating contacts, 3 outputs with change-over contact and 2 RS-485
interfaces for BPA/9 subset devices (2 wire party-line)


Installed in solid metal cabinet, lockable, with strain relief and tamper switch
Options:


Power supply 230V/24V 100VA (162.350)


154.311 A
Kaba exos® AMC II without metal cabinet
(without metal cabinet, power supply and CompactFlash)


CPU for Kaba exos AMC II


Base board for Kaba exos AMC II
with 4 inputs for floating contacts, 3 outputs with change-over contact and 2 RS-485
interfaces for BPA/9 subset devices (2 wire party-line)
Options:




®
Options for Kaba exos AMC/-II
154.151A
RS-485 Cable set


Option for Kaba exos AMC (not usable for Kaba exos AMC II)


For serial connection of Kaba exos AMC to the communication hub
162.408 A
PC104 I/O Board


Extension board for access hub Kaba exos AMC/-II with 8 monitored inputs and 8 relay
outputs 30V/2A
162.350 A
Power supply 230V/24V 100VA


Option for Kaba exos AMC II and Cascading unit


For central power supply of up to 10 access points


By ordering base board, metal cabinet and power supply together the components will be
delivered mounted
162.351 A
Metal Cabinet




Lockable


With tamper switch, DIN rail and strain relief


delivered mounted
Access hubs
 33
®
Kaba exos AMC Flash
Delivery
The CompactFlash contains the licensing of the software. It will be delivered and identified with/by the
attached label (article- und order number).
Extensions
We will not take back exchanged CompactFlash!
For an extension of the license a corresponding flash has to be ordered. Due to the fact that the
license does not apply to a certain Kaba exos AMC/-I
Iorcust
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used in another projects.
Exchange warranty
Replacement only possible when the attached label of the CompactFlash is intact and readable.
154.350 A
Kaba exos® AMC Flash 2
CompactFlash with software license


Connection of up to 2 readers with BPA/9 subset


Connection of up to 4 IC20/OC20 or a combination of it
154.351 A




154.352 A




154.353 A


Connection of up to 16 devices with BPA/9 subset, incl. up to 4 IC20/OC20
154.354 A
CompactFlash with software license (only for Kaba exos AMC II)


Connection of up to 32 devices with BPA/9 subset, incl. up to 4 IC20/OC20
IC20/OC20 are usable with the addresses 3-6 at no extra license costs (e.g. Kaba exos AMC Flash 8
= 8 AC readers plus up to four IC20 or OC20 or a combination of it).
With the Kaba exos AMC Flash 16 the maximum of 16 devices cannot be exceeded.
Kaba exos AMC Flash 32 activates the second RS-485 interface of the Kaba exos AMC II.
No I/O controllers can be connected to this interface.
34 
®
Kaba exos AMC Flash for extended functions


Elevator control from Kaba exos AMC Release 1.2.0


Depot control from Kaba exos AMC Release 1.2.4
For this function the software license 'Depot control for Kaba exos 9300', Article No. 120.297 is
required


Weight-based interlocking door from Kaba exos AMC Release 2.0
154.380 A
Kaba exos® AMC Flash 2E


Connection of up to 2 readers or depots with BPA/9 Subset




Configuration of up to 80 access controlled floors (with 4 OC20)
154.381 A


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


154.382 A






154.383 A


Connection of up to 16 readers or depots with BPA/9 Subset,
thereof max. 4 IC20/OC20


154.384 A
CompactFlash with software license (only for Kaba exos AMC II)


Connection of up to 32 readers or Depots with BPA/9 Subset,
thereof max. 4 IC20/OC20


Access hubs
 35
Accessories for Access hubs
Cascading unit
162.040 A
Cascading unit


For 24V and UPS


Basic device with base board


Screw terminals for up to 8 access points and additional Cascading units
via RS-485 2 wire
Options:




Metal cabinet (162.351)
Options for Cascading unit
162.350 A
Power supply 230V/24V 100VA




For central power supply up to 10 access points


delivered mounted
162.351 A
Metal Cabinet




Lockable


With tamper switch, DIN rail and strain relief


delivered mounted
36 
Input / Output Controller
®
Logic modules with 20 inputs (IC20) or 20 outputs (OC20) for the Kaba exos AMC/-II or
®
Kaba exos Logic Manager on 2 wire party line via RS-485 and BPA/9 subset protocol
150.730 B
Input Controller IC20 / 19"


20 inputs, circuit-monitored with galvanic isolation


Fr
ontpanelf
or19”rack installation including accessories


Double eurocard size (6U), 40mm wide
150.731 B
Output Controller OC20 / 19"


20 outputs with relay contacts


Fr
ontpanelf
or19”rack installation including accessories


Double eurocard size (6U), 40mm wide
150.750 B
Input Controller IC20


20 inputs, circuit-monitored with galvanic isolation


Cabinet version with tamper switch and connector strip
150.751 B
Output Controller OC20


20 outputs with relay contacts


Cabinet version with tamper switch and connector strip
Access hubs
 37
Door manager
Remote Reader Modules (RRM) concept
Free design
Due to the fact that the reader is installed remotely from the door manager, any design is possible and
the system can therefore be simply adapted to suit the spatial and technical security demands of a
building.
Sabotage security
The corresponding door manager can be installed in a sabotage-proof room, irrespective of the
installation site of the reader.
Manipulation security
The opening mechanism in the cylinder or lock, the visual response (red/green LED) and the acoustic
signal transmitter of the antenna are code-controlled (LEGIC signal) through a coaxial cable.
Installation work is therefore also kept to a minimum.
RRM Architecture
Up to 32 devices per access hub

 RRM devices
addressable from 1-16 per RS-485 bus

 I/O controller (IC20, OC20)
addressable from 3-6

 Bedas addressable from 1-8
LEG IC

 RS-485 to the access hub

 HF-LEGIC to the antenna,
with modulated signals or Wiegand/Clock Data
interface to reader

 RS-232 as extension for e.g. registration unit with
keypad or biometry or other special application
(e.g. HyperX)
LEGI C
Interfaces
1
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2
5
3
6
7
8
9
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Connectable registration units/reader

 Registration unit Biover II

 Registration unit with keypad LT-PN

 Registration unit LA-PG, LA-PB, LA-PP, LA-KT,
LA-PV, LA-SK,

 Kaba exos lock, Kaba exos cylinder

 Reader with Wiegand / Clock Data interface
Door manager
 39
Connectable registration units and reader
Kaba exos Kaba exos
LS-100
LS-110
LT-PN

Kaba exos Kaba exos
DML2
DMU2












only antenna,
without PIN
code

only PIN code
Biover II
LA-xx
Kaba exos lock
without
monitoring of
the door
handle
contact
LI-EL

Reader with Wiegand
or Clock/Data interface

1
Reader according to Technical documentation
40 
Kaba exos® DML2
Door manager for antenna, registration unit with keyboard, biometric unit, cylinder and locks as access
®
components for the Kaba exos system
Size of display 1:2
®
Kaba exos - door manager LEGIC
High-saftey on a uniform platform
®
The door manager controls and monitors access points individually, reliably and inexpensively. These
include doors, turnstiles, elevators and data points. All parameters can be set on the unit.
The door manager offers various ranges of application because LEGIC offers a general platform.
Due to interior installation the device is secure. It is controlled and monitored from here. Only the
readers are in the external non-secure area.
With its simple wiring, installation of the door manager is very inexpensive.
Demand-oriented
access point management
With the door manager a comprehensive range of door constellations and components can be
controlled with ease. These include motor locks, tripod barriers, automatic doors and elevators and
even complex interlocking doors. The wide range of possible applications is enhanced with a number
of monitoring functions.
Progressive technology
The use of latest technologies emphasizes the innovative concept. LEGIC advant with the industry
standards ISO 15693 and LEGIC RF avouch for flexibility and safty - just like the simultaneous
processing of different badge definitions. This versatility units LEGIC badges of different generations in
one system and secures investments.
Door manager
 41
Ensure security
The security of access point management is safeguarded at all times. The door manager is installed at
a tamper-proof location, physically separate from the reader. The unit is also monitored for
manipulation by tamper switches. Moreover, each interruption or short circuit of the inputs are realized
and reported automatically. However, security is also guaranteed when communication with the
access hub is interrupted. If this occurs the door manager assumes the system tasks. It identifies
badge numbers, and in the case of higher security requirements additionally PIN codes or biometry
data. All operations are logged and then signaled to the system as soon as this is once more online.
Access is therefore guaranteed and safeguarded at all times.
Freely extensible
The door manager is open to a number of extension options. In addition to two readers a number of
special applications can also be connected. For example keyboards (PIN code), biometry, wide-range
solutions or intelligent large revolving doors. Furthermore the door manager supports special
protocols. Everything is therefore already prepared for subsequent installations. Extension modules
are available for the implementation of additional functions. This is possible at any time and with
minimum fuss.
Inexpensive installation
Wide functionality - low installation costs. Configuration and connection is local. Directly on the door
manager. The door contacts do not require extensive cabling to the higher-level access hubs. This is
particularly advantageous when retrofitting existing systems.
42 
161.151 NR
Kaba exos® DML2


Door manager with integrated LEGIC module for connection of 2 remote registration units
(e.g. antenna), in plastic housing on hat rail mounting, 125 mm


Supports LEGIC advant with ISO 15693 and LEGIC RF


Optimum migration concept
- Can be used in earlier Kaba exos releases with LS-110 compatibility mode, functionality
can be set with jumper
- Programming with SAM59 not possible
- Both components have the same size


The door manager can be installed in a sabotage-proof place irrespective of the location
of the registration units


For direct connection of all door components (locking and monitoring door contacts)


4 inputs, internally supplied for the connection of potential-free contacts, line-monitoring
YES/NO selectable via DIP switches


1 tamper switch for door manager


2 tamper switches for registration units


3 relay outputs


Supply: 10 ... 34VDC


Power consumption 3.5W max., without external wiring


Power supply 5VDC for extension modules and RS-232 interfaces


RS-485 interface (2-wire), also for BPA/0 subset connection to an access control center


Two serial RS-232 interfaces for extensions (e.g. wide area access solution)


Extended offline capability:
- Access decision based on company codes / badges and time-related authorization
including verification; this means:
- Saving of up to 10,000 badges, self-learning
- Saving of up to 32 time profiles
- Logbook with up to 2,000 entries


Screw terminals, plug-in design


Can be extended with 8 inputs and 16 outputs (up to one IC8 and two OC8)


Full functionality from Release 2.0
Door manager
 43
Kaba exos® DMU2
Door manager for antenna with Wiegand or Clock/Data interface as access component for the Kaba
®
exos system
Size of display 1:2
®
Kaba exos - universal door manager
Maximum functionality with free media selection
The door manager controls and monitors access points individually, reliably and inexpensively. These
include doors, turnstiles, elevators and data points. All parameters can be set on the unit.
The door manager ensures a high degree of individuality, as a wide range of readers and additional
components can be connected.
Due to interior installation the device is secure. It is controlled and monitored from here. Only the
readers are in the external non-secure area.
With its simple wiring, installation of the door manager is very inexpensive.
Demand-oriented
access point management
With the door manager a comprehensive range of door constellations and components can be
controlled with ease. These include motor locks, tripod barriers, automatic doors and elevators and
even complex interlocking doors. The wide range of possible applications is enhanced with a number
of monitoring functions.
Simple migration
The door manager not only adapts to control requirements, but also to existing installations which can
be converted or expanded step-by-step. Previously employed readers (with Wiegand or clock/data
interface) can, for example, still be controlled. Existing systems can also be used in the future. In
addition it is possible to use different technologies alongside one another without any problems. This
ensures simple migration, low maintenance costs and high investment security.
Ensure security
The security of access point management is safeguarded at all times. The door manager is installed at
a tamper-proof location, physically separate from the reader. The unit is also monitored for
manipulation by tamper switches. Moreover, each interruption or short circuit of the inputs are realized
and reported automatically. However, security is also guaranteed when communication with the
access hub is interrupted. If this occurs the door manager assumes the system tasks. It identifies
badge numbers, and in the case of higher security requirements additionally PIN codes or biometry
data. All operations are logged and then signaled to the system as soon as this is once more online.
Access is therefore guaranteed and safeguarded at all times.
44 
Freely extensible
The door manager is open to a number of extension options. In addition to two readers a number of
special applications can also be connected. For example keyboards (PIN code), biometry, wide-range
solutions or intelligent large revolving doors. Furthermore the door manager supports special
protocols. Everything is therefore already prepared for subsequent installations. Extension modules
are available for the implementation of additional functions. This is possible at any time and with
minimum fuss.
Inexpensive installation
Wide functionality - low installation costs. Configuration and connection is local. Directly on the door
manager. The door contacts do not require extensive cabling to the higher-level access hubs. This is
particularly advantageous when retrofitting existing systems.
Door manager
 45
161.141 NR
46 
Kaba exos® DMU2


Door manager for connection of 2 remote readers with Wiegand or Clock/Data interface,
in plastic housing for hat rail installation, 125 mm


The door manager can be installed in a sabotage-proof place irrespective of the location
of the readers


For direct connection of all door components (locking and monitoring door contacts)


4 inputs, internally supplied for the connection of potential-free contacts, line-monitoring
YES/NO selectable via DIP switches


1 tamper switch for door manager


2 tamper switches for readers


3 relay outputs


Supply: 10 ... 34VDC


Power consumption 3.5W max., without external wiring


Power supply of readers can be adjusted with jumpers (5VDC or 10 ... 34VDC)


RS-485 interface (2-wire), also for BPA/0 subset connection to an access control center


Two serial RS-232 interfaces for extensions (e.g. wide area access solution)


Extended offline capability:
- Access decision based on company codes / badges and time-related authorization
including verification; this means:
- Saving of up to 10,000 badges/persons, self-learning
- Saving of up to 32 time profiles
- Logbook with up to 2,000 entries


Screw terminals, plug-in design


Can be extended with 8 inputs and 16 outputs (up to one IC8 and two OC8)


For connectable readers please refer to the Technical Documentation: Supported
Wiegand and Clock/Data readers


Kaba exos® LS-110
Door manager for antennas, registration unit with keypad, biometric registration unit, cylinders and
®
locks as access component for the Kaba exos system
Scale 1:2
Unit description
The Kaba exos LS-110 door manager is an approved member of the RRM product line (Remote
Reader Module). With its inputs and outputs and integrated LEGIC module the Kaba exos LS-110
controls and monitors the access point. Thereby configuration and cabling are performed directly at
the door manager. This saves involved cabling of all door contacts to the access hubs, especially for
retrofitting of existing systems.
The memory for movement data and authorized badges as well as the integrated access point
management permit autonomous access decisions. With integrated access logging the operation of
monitored access points can always be guaranteed –even if the connection to the access hub is
interrupted.
The Kaba exos LS-110 door manager together with the wide range of registration units combines full
design flexibility with simple installation. This concept is particularly underlined with the surfacemounted registration units with or without keypad as well as the Kaba exos lock.
Door manager
 47
161.110 A
Kaba exos® LS-110


Door manager with LEGIC module SM100s integrated in plastic case for top hat rail
mounting (125mm), to connect registration units


2 relay outputs: 1x changeover contact, 1x normally open contact AC/DC 30V 2A


4 inputs, internally driven to connect floating contacts


Power supply DC 10..36V, AC 12..24V


Extended offline abilities:
- Up to 200 company codes or badge numbers mixed
- 200 events
- Access point management


Plug-in type screw terminals


Insulated RS-485 2-wire interface for connection to an access hub


Fully electronic control (encoded) of the registration unit via coaxial cable


Serial RS-232 interface for extensions, e.g. registration unit with keypad LT-PN


Flexible design because of remote antennas and cylinders
910.161 B
Reprogramming of Kaba exos® LS-110 modules


Programming with special firmware for Kaba exos LS-110 according customer
specifications


Be aware! Repaired modules will always be delivered with standard firmware
48 
Kaba exos® LS-100
®
Door manager for antennas, cylinders and locks as access component for the Kaba exos system
Scale 1:2
Unit description
The door manager Kaba exos LS-100 is the basis for the remote registration units RRM. Due to the
fact that the registration unit is installed remotely from the door manager, any design is possible and
the system can therefore be simply adapted to suit the spatial and technical security demands of a
building.
The corresponding door manager can be installed in a sabotage-proof room, irrespective of the
installation site of the registration unit. From the door manager, the opening mechanism in the cylinder
or lock, the visual response (red/green LED) and the acoustic signal transmitter of the registration unit
are code-controlled through a coaxial cable. Installation work is therefore kept to a minimum.
The modularity of the door manager Kaba exos LS-100 and the different variations of registrations
units allows to target different LEGIC operating ranges (magnetic fields), resulting in different reading
distances or reading areas based on the used identification media.
With the help of a service mode, configurable by a DIP-Switch, the maintainability has been increased.
Even if there is no host system in operation, the functionality of the installation can be tested.
If the connection to the access hub is for some reason interrupted, then the door manager operates in
the off-line mode, i.e. the earlier defined company codes and/or badge numbers will still be checked.
Door manager
 49
161.100 A
50 
Kaba exos® LS-100


Door manager with LEGIC reader SM100s integrated in plastic case for top hat rail
mounting (125mm), to connect registration units


Relay with changeover contact 30V, 2A


Power supply DC 10..36V, AC 12..24V


Off-line operation: relay operation time, 32 authorized badges or company codes


Plug-in type screw terminals


Insulated RS-485 2-wire interface for connection to an access hub


Fully electronic control (encoded) of the registration unit via coaxial cable


Flexible design because of remote antennas and cylinders
Kaba exos® LR-100
Compact door manager with integrated LEGIC antenna for indoor applications as an access
®
component of the Kaba exos system
Scale 1:2
Unit description
Kaba exos LR-100 is a compact door manager. This peripheral device is an advantageous
supplement for the RRM program (remote reader modules). It is especially suitable for use indoors.
Advantages of the compact door manager are:

 Especially compact solutions which combine the registration unit with the control electronics

 Inexpensive solution for access control

 If the access hub breaks down, operation can still be guaranteed (emergency operation)
The Kaba exos LR-100 door manager with integrated LEGIC antenna organizes access to building
interiors. This component is an efficient supplement to our RRM range (Remote Reader Modules),
which is particularly suitable for outdoor use and for control of complex access points.
The properties and functional scope of Kaba exos LR-100 have been especially optimized for interior
applications. With the highly integrated electronic components for access point control and monitoring,
it is a particularly compact and inexpensive solution for access control.
The robust reading properties of the integrated LEGIC antenna even permit direct mounting on metal
surfaces while maintaining excellent function and convenient user identification. The integrated display
elements signal both the operating mode and access decision visually as well as acoustically.
Kaba exos LR-100 can be installed and taken into operation immediately. It is directly connected by
screw/plug terminals to the higher-level system via an RS-485 bus cable and is configured with DIPswitches.
All access point components are wired directly on the door manager at the installation point. This
saves complex wiring of the door contacts to the higher-level system, especially when existing
systems are retrofitted.
Not only a frame contact, but also a door opener key or door handle contact can be connected for
monitoring of the access point. The door opener is activated by the fitted relay.
Even if the connection to the higher-level system is interrupted, Kaba exos LR-100 reliably monitors
the access point and is therefore fully operational when off-line. This ensures maximum availability of
the access control system.
With direct wiring of the door contacts from the access hub, the Kaba exos LR-100 may be used as
conventional reader as well.
Door manager
 51
LEGIC
161.130 A
52 
Kaba exos® LR-100


Off-line capable door manager with integrated LEGIC antenna for organizational doors


Two color LED red-green for signaling operating state and access signal,
buzzer for acoustic signaling of access decision


2 inputs for door opener key/door handle contact and frame contact


Relay with changeover contact AC/DC 30V 2A to drive electric strike


Tamper switch


Power supply DC 12...32V, AC 12...27V


Extended off-line operation: 32 authorized badges or company codes


Insulated RS-485 2-wire interface for connection to an access hub with screw/plug
terminals


Light grey two-part surface mount case (87.5 x 87.5 x 18.0mm) for
inside applications (IP40) with Kaba logo


Packing units: 2 pieces
Accessories for door managers
Extension module IC8
®
Binary inputs for door manager Kaba exos DMU2/DML2
Scale 1:2
161.161 NR
Extension module IC8


Extension module with 8 line-monitored inputs


Option for door manager Kaba exos DMU2/DML2


Fast installation due to simple plug connection


Line-monitored, can be deactivated separately, with LED status display


With internal power supply and joint ground, for connection of potential-free contacts


Power supply from door manager


Power consumption 1.5W max.


Up to 1 extension module per door manager
Door manager
 53
Extension module OC8
®
Relay inputs for door manager Kaba exos DMU2/DML2
Scale 1:2
161.160 NR
54 
Extension module OC8


Extension module with 8 relay outputs


Option for door manager Kaba exos DMU2/DML2


Fast installation due to simple plug connection


Two-way switch 30V / 2A AC/DC


LED status indication


Power supply from door manager


Power consumption 3.5W max.


Up to 2 extension module per door manager
Registration unit LT-PN
Registration unit with integrated LEGIC antenna and keypad as an option to the door manager
®
Kaba exos LS-1xx and DML2
Scale 1:2
Unit description
The registration unit LT-PN with integrated LEGIC antenna and keypad combined with the door
manager Kaba exos LS-110 provides a fully integrated solution in access control with a simultaneously
convenient user identification.
The combination of the registration unit and the higher-level system ensures maximum access control
security. In addition to identification, the user can also be verified of his PIN code.
The robust reading properties of the registration unit permit direct mounting on metal or glass surfaces
while maintaining a constant high level of functionality.
The two-section plastic housing was especially developed for simple adhesive or screw mounting and
it is compatible to the installation of the Biover II.
This registration unit is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications (IP 55).
A coaxial cable and an RS-232 interface connect the reader with the door manager via screw
terminals.
Door manager
 55
LEGIC
161.210 A
1
PIN
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
C
0
E
56 
Registration unit LT-PN


Registration unit with integrated LEGIC antenna and keypad designed to use either under
normal conditions or in metal environment


LED yellow for PIN code, two color LED red-yellow for special functions,


Connection to Kaba exos LS-110 over serial interface RS-232 and coaxial cable with
screw terminals


outside applications (IP55) with Kaba logo
Registration unit Biover II
®
Registration unit for biometric verification as a option to the door manager Kaba exos LS-1xx and
DML2
Scale 1:2
Unit description
With Biover II an additional component is added to our RRM products. It is small and can be integrated
in sluices or person isolation systems, thus saving space.
Biover II can be operated either off-line or in an interconnected system. Integration in a Kaba exos
access control system is possible without any problems, as is its use with decentralized solutions.
As opposed to established methods, Biover II strictly separates the one-time registration of the
templates from their daily verification by the registration unit. The fingerprint data are recorded using a
computer at a workplace. The sensitive and abstract reading process is visualized on the screen. The
user learns about the quality and structure of the templates. This transparency creates commitment
and trust.
The templates recorded are stored on the user card only and not in any data-base. This gives the
users exclusive control over their biometric data, further contributing to the high level of user
acceptance.
Database-free verification ensures fast access to the biometric data on the LEGIC chips. Each time
the LEGIC chip is read, the card holder creates the virtual network without requiring verification with a
database. A direct 1:1 comparison of the stored templates is made.
The templates of two different fingers are stored on the chip, e.g. the right and the left index finger. As
a result, the user always has two options to choose from for direct verification at the door.
The robust reading properties of the registration unit permit direct mounting on metal or glass surfaces
while maintaining a constant high level of functionality.
The two-section plastic housing was especially developed for simple adhesive or screw mounting and
it is compatible to the installation of the LT-PN.
This registration unit is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Door manager
 57
LEGI C
161.212 B
Registration unit Biover II


Fingerprint reader with integrated LEGIC antenna designed to use either under normal
conditions or in metal environment


Three color LED green/orange/red for signaling operating state and access signal
two color LED orange/red for requesting biometry,


Connection to Kaba exos LS-110 over serial interface RS-232 and coaxial cable with
screw/plug terminals




Connected to the Kaba exos LS-110 over serial and coaxial cable
For recording biometric data the following components are required:
- Dialog reader (161.600)
- USB fingerprint scanner including Enrollment software (161.605)
- LEGIC launching media SAM 63 for the biometry segment
(is not sold by Kaba AG, Systems Development)
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For detailed information of each component refer to chapter on page 62.
58 
Registration units LA-xx
®
Registration units as an option to the door manager Kaba exos LS-1xx and DML2
LA-PG
1
1
LA-PB
1
LA-PP
LA-KT
1
1
LA-PV
2
LA-SK
Scale
1
1:4
2
1:8
Unit description
Separating the antenna from the door manager makes various antenna designs possible. Using
suitable housing the antenna can be easily adapted to the spatial and security requirements of the
building. The registration units are available in different heights and shapes and enable flexible
integration. Combinations for installing in flush-mounted boxes, door panels or visible glass installation
etc., can be put together according to requirements. They offer protection against vandalism and
sabotage though hidden installation, for example.
The various antenna variants mean that different LEGIC ranges can be attained (strength of the
electromagnetic field). The reader characteristics are established by the different local installation
conditions and the identification media in use.
The robust reading characteristics of the LA-PG allow direct installation on metal or glass surfaces
while retaining the same level of function. The two-part plastic housing has been specially developed
for simple adhesive or screw-on installation. The registration units are suitable for both indoor and
outdoor use (IP 55).
Door manager
 59
LEGIC
161.211 A
161.202 A
Registration unit LA-PG


Registration unit with integrated LEGIC antenna designed to use either under normal
conditions or in metal environment




Easy installation and connection to door manager with coaxial cable (incl. controlling LED
and buzzer) with screw terminals


Registration unit LA-PB


LEGIC print antenna 70 x 70mm for flush mounting (various brands and shapes) or back
fade mounting




Option:


Screw adapter (article no. 161.255) to reduce M9 to M3 for central mounting
161.206 A
Registration unit LA-PP


LEGIC print antenna 36 x 66mm special suitable for installation within 'metallic
environment' (functionality has to be checked at place of installation with the used
LEGIC media)




Option:


Screw adapter (article no. 161.255) to reduce M9 to M3 for central mounting
161.205 B
Registration unit LA-KT


LEGIC print antenna 120 x 180mm for visible glass mounting or door fitting




and buzzer)


Incl. 5m pre-formed coaxial cable (50 )
161.203 B
Registration unit LA-PV


LEGIC print antenna 130 x 130mm for flush mounting (Switzerland: Feller, Edizio) or back
fade mounting




161.207 B
Registration unit LA-SK


Adjustable antenna (B: 200mm, L: 450mm, H: ~22mm) for wall mounting or mounting on a
floor stand inside or outside






Incl. mounted base antenna 2 Antenna halves with small material installed and adjusted
60 
Cylinder Interface LI-EL
®
Online interface for Elolegic cylinder as a registration unit for door manager Kaba exos LS-1xx and
DML2
Scale 1:2
161.303 B
Cylinder Interface LI-EL


Interface print mounted in plastic case for fitting assembly, to connect to the electromechanical Kaba elolegic cylinder to a door manager


Buzzer for acoustic signaling of access decision


Jumper to set the operation on power failure (cylinder released or blocked)


Pre-formed 5m coaxial cable RG 178 with connectors
Door manager
 61
Card Collector
®
Column for the automatic return of visitor badges with clip holder for door manager Kaba exos LS-1xx
and DML2
The Card Collector is a return unit for badges with clip holders. It assists efficient card return. With the
integrable LEGIC registration unit and connection to a door manger it is fully integrated into the Kaba
exos system. Especially with visitor badges it is important to ensure correct return of the badges when
the visitor leaves. The reader is positioned as an exit reader so that the deposit of the card is
necessary to receive authorization to leave. The badge is only collected in a container if it is identified.
Non-system badges drop through. Automated return of visitor badges saves resources. Therefore
work and cost-intensive collection of visitor badges is a thing of the past.
62 
Miscellaneous
161.605 B
USB Fingerprint scanner


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

Thermo line sensor


USB interface


Includes enrollment software


For scanning templates the dialog reader (161.600) is required
161.600 B
Dialog reader


directly










161.250 B
Coaxial cable 50RG 178


Coaxial cable 50suitable to all registration units and LEGIC cylinders


Cable not pre-formed


Packing units: 50 meters
161.254 B
Preformed coaxial cable RG 178


For Kaba exos LI-EL or Kaba exos lock
5m, 50


Preformed
161.256 C
Preformed coaxial cable RG 178


For Kaba exos LI-EL or Kaba exos lock
10m, 50


Preformed
161.255 B
Screw plug-in for antenna LA-PB/LA-PP


Thread M9 and drill hole  2.4mm (M3)


Suitable to mount various European covers with a central screw
161.270 C
Cover for LA-PB/LA-PP, white


Cover (88 x 88mm) for flush mounting


Cover with Kaba Logo


Type: Feller Edizio, Switzerland
161.271 C
Cover for LA-PB/LA-PP, pale grey




Cover with Kaba logo


161.272 C
Cover for LA-PB/LA-PP, anthracite






161.273 C
Surface mount cover for LA-PB, white


Cover (88 x 88mm) for surface mounting




Frame incl. sealing


Suitable for outside use (IP55)


Type: Feller, Switzerland
Door manager
 63
Reader
Kaba exos® 9105
LEGIC reader for flush mounting
Unit description
The Kaba exos 9105 easily fits into the most European standard electric installation box's (80 x
80mm). Because this flat reader can be integrated into several switch frames of different manufacturer
a homogenous interior design in combination with mains sockets and light switches can be achieved.
Depending on customers demand, different colors can be used as well.
This LEGIC reader is designed for the on-line operation and has no decision authority at all. It will be
connected to an access hub, which checks, interprets and evaluates the badge content and releases
the corresponding door.
The reader, which can be easily mounted and installed, reads contactless all LEGIC media as badges,
keys, key fob and watches. It is equipped with a two-color LED and a buzzer to visualize the operating
mode i.e. to guide the user, a galvanic isolated RS-485 interface, a sabotage contact and a relay
output to connect an external signal element e.g. a signal lamp.
Reader
 65
161.500 A
Kaba exos® 9105


Switchbox  60mm,  42mm for flush mounting


LEGIC module SM05s segmented


RS-485 Interface BPA-9Sub for connection to an access hub


LED for operating mode


Buzzer


Supply: DC 16...32V
AC 12...27V
Current: max. 50mA with 24V


1 relay output: 30V AC/DC; max. 2A


Tamper switch


Delivered with Kaba cover and mounting frame


International protection IP44 with Kaba cover


Packing units: 2 pieces
161.501 A
Distance frame to Kaba exos® 9105


Distance frame for installation in metallic environment


Cascadable for surface mounting
66 
Annex
Classification of articles (A, B, C and NR)
The classification of the items can be seen by looking at the letter at the end of the item number
(e.g. 122.010 A). An inquiry regarding the delivery date must be made for order quantities of more
than 10 units.
Classification Availability
A
On stock in single pieces (1-10 pc.)
available and standard software
Delivery normally within 5 working days,
maximum 10 working days, ex works
B
On stock in single pieces (1-10 pc.)
available
Delivery normally within 10 working days,
maximum 15 working days, ex works
C
Customer specific order
Delivery time on request
Product not released at time of
issue of this document
Will be handled as C-product until released.
Release and possible limitations of this product
will be announced in the corresponding
Release Note.
NR
Annex
Term of delivery
 67

Product Catalog Kaba Exos 9300 05-06

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