Central U.S. access-control deployment
Hartmann I/O, Elevator, Aperio & Deployment
Integration engineering, controller and software setup, server or embedded deployment, testing and long-term service.
Extend access control without losing system accountability
Elevator relays, monitored inputs, wireless locks and third-party integrations can reduce separate operator workflows, but every interface needs a documented owner, supported version, failure mode and acceptance test. We design and commission the field hardware and the matching software behavior.
- Elevator floor authorization and cab/fire-service coordination
- Alarm, HVAC or building-automation inputs and outputs
- ASSA ABLOY Aperio wireless lock and hub integration
- Video, LDAP/directory and DSC intrusion integration where supported
- HC Atom, on-site, cloud or dealer-hosted deployment planning
Integration and deployment families
HC-Aperio8
Hartmann publishes support for up to eight Aperio locking devices through one to four hubs per HC-Aperio8 controller. We validate lock, hub, firmware and platform compatibility and perform door-by-door testing.
Elevator control
PRS elevator arrangements can scale by eight-floor modules and support substantial floor counts. Cabling, traveling cable, relay interface, fire recall and elevator-contractor responsibilities must be defined.
Configurable I/O
PRS-IO starters and expanders add monitored inputs or relay outputs for auxiliary alarms and control. ACE scripts or actions are documented so future service teams understand the cause-and-effect logic.
Embedded HC Atom
The Linux-based embedded option can reduce server infrastructure for smaller deployments. We confirm current capacity, release support, backup, remote-service and replacement strategy before selection.
On-site server
Local deployment can support enterprise identity, database and integration requirements. The project must assign operating-system, SQL, backup, antivirus, certificate and patch responsibilities.
Hosted deployment
Cloud or dealer-hosted models can simplify local infrastructure but make internet, account ownership, support entitlement and service continuity part of the design.
Acceptance testing is part of the installation
| Interface | Tests we define |
|---|---|
| Aperio | Credential grant/deny, door state, low battery, hub/network interruption, buffered events and recovery. |
| Elevator | Authorized floors, denied floors, schedules, cab selection, emergency/fire behavior and relay labeling. |
| Intrusion/video | Event mapping, time synchronization, operator acknowledgment, video call-up and failure notification. |
| Directory/mobile | Provisioning, role limits, revocation, lost device, duplicate identity and audit history. |
Official architecture resources
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Plan an installed and supported system
24/7 Security can review the openings, existing equipment, network, software, credential workflow and integration requirements before recommending a current configuration for the Central United States.
ASSA ABLOY Aperio owner, administrator and buyer resources
These parent-company technical guides support product and lifecycle planning while 24/7 Security coordinates regional survey, installation, setup, maintenance and repair.
Discuss ASSA ABLOY Aperio installation, maintenance or service
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