Trilogy Networx Locks eliminate door-to-door programming and audit trail retrieval by communicating wirelessly via Ethernet or 802.11B/G, while providing all original Trilogy standalone lock’s functionality.Buy the DL6100 and the DL6100IC wireless lock from at economical prices. Now save time, money and labor by eliminating door to door programming of user codes and retrieving audit logs from each individual standalone digital lock. The locks can be quickly installed, and are fully keypad programmable also, so that the locks can be operational almost immediately after installation, without waiting for the wireless network to be configured. The DL6100 series locks are available in two models, the DL6100 Standard Key Override locks and the DL6100IC Interchangeable Core locks. Up to 2000 locks can communicate with the Networked PC through bidirectional Gateways. These locks communicate to a Gateway which in turn is networked to a Windows based PC, from where network wide tasks like programming codes, retrieving logs, activating global lockdown of all locks, and enabling/disabling passage mode in locks can be deployed in seconds. These economical access control systems communicate over the Ethernet or 802.11B/G, so that programming user codes, event schedules and lock features along with retrieving audit trail logs can be done wirelessly. The Alarm Lock Trilogy Networx DL6100 locks are wirelessly networked digital pin locks, which support 5000 user pin codes, 500 scheduled events and 40,000 event audit logs. Each Gen.Alarm Lock Trilogy DL6100 - Networx Digital Locks.Up to 7 Expanders can be added to support one Generation 2 Series Gateway.Simplified ‘Plug and Play’ setup Networx system automatically identifies all newly powered Expanders and quickly self-determines the best wireless signal pathways.
Preferred mounting position = 6 to 12″ below the ceiling.Expanders should be mounted in elevated areas however, mounting in a drop ceiling can adversely affect signal strength.Power with 6VAC power transformer (supplied).
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