Luisa Aymet TEMALINE & ELEVATORS

February 2016 Sales introduction - Internal presentation

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Temaline & Elevators

• Temaline solution allows integration to elevators in a variety of
ways.
• Using TS_AC01 or TS2 controller and I/O it’s possible to interface
any kind of elevator, independently from brand and protocol, via the
Traditional way with a reader inside the elevator-car COP.
- The above is available since EBI310-Temaline 4.9
• TS_AC01 also supports serial protocol to a variety of elevators as
per below table. Also in this case it’s required the reader inside the
elevator.
Brand Protocol used NDA Required
AEA AEA Type A NO
(Australian Elevator AEA Type B NO
Association)
SCHINDLER MA-99056_Ae1 YES
SCHINDLER MA-99056_Ae3 YES
OTIS/ BORAL B.M.S. Protocol YES
KONE EPL HLI Security Protocol v 2.3 NO

- All the above are available since EBI310-Temaline 4.6.1.

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New Integration – New Opportunities

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Temaline & Kone

• Starting from EBI430-Temaline 5.5, Temaline solution offers new
ways to integrate to Kone lifts, one of the global leaders in the
elevator and escalator industry that employs more than 40.000
experts to serve its customers locally and globally.
• This new integration to Kone lifts improves the opportunities to
compete in large complex new buildings bids.
• The Temaline-Kone solution is currently available for Beta site
projects and we are looking for opportunity where this integration is
required to have it deployed and tested in a controlled way.

EBI430-Temaline 5.5 & Kone

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New Integration – New Opportunities

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About Kone
• The Kone’s objective is to offer
the best People FlowTM
experience by developing and
delivering solutions that enable
people to move
- smoothly,
- safely,
- comfortably.

• 2015 end of the year closed

with 50,000 employees

www.kone.com

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www.kone.com
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Access Control Systems and elevators

• Conventional operation or
Traditional Control System
There are 3 possible ways to based or Car Operating Panel
integrate – COP
Access Control System to • Via Serial or
elevators via I/O

• Destination Call Operation also • Integration with Turnstiles.

called Destination Control • For Kone is named Remote
System – DCS Call Giving
• It uses DOP
Destination Operating
Panel
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Different interfaces
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Traditional Elevator Control Systems

• In a traditional elevator control system passengers decide which
elevator to use, they enter in the elevator car and press the desired
floor button on the Car Operating Panel (COP).
• In the interaction with the access control system a reader is located
inside the elevator car and the reading of the card provides to the
elevator system the info related to the floors the passenger has rights
to reach, this is used to manage the Car Operating Panel (COP) so that
only allowed floors for the cardholder will be enabled on it.
• Temaline can interface to Kone and any other elevator brand in
traditional way by using TS_AC01 and TS2 and I/O modules to
manage digital outputs.

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Available!
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Traditional: how does it work?

Passenger With I/O:
enters the elevator Temaline enables the
Temaline
and shows his card floors on the COP.
to the AC reader With Serial connection:
Temaline sends the
inside the car to
authorised floors to
go to a secured
the elevator.
floor

The passenger User travels at the

selected floor
selects a floor within the
ones enabled on the COP
Car Operating Panel

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Destination Control Systems

• In a destination control elevator system (DCS) one or more
Destination Operating Panels (DOP) are available at each floor of the
building from which passengers can select the floor they want to
reach.
• The elevator system assigns to the passenger the elevator to be used
and shows it on the display of the DOP.

• In the interaction with the access control system a reader

connected to AC system is installed nearby the DOP or embedded in
the DOP itself.
• The ACS provides info on access rights of the passenger to the
elevator system.
• Temaline interfaces to Kone-DCS from EBI430Temaline5.5, beta site
is required.

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Available for Beta sites

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Destination Control Systems

• A destination control elevator system can optimize the traffic and, in
this activity, could also take into account some specific requests of the
passengers (Priority call, travel in elevator with specific characteristics,
VIP elevator use allowed, and so on…).

Traditional control systems Destination control systems

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Destination Control System: how does it work?

Passenger Temaline checks the
shows his card card and sends the
Temaline
to the DOP that authorised floors to
embeds the the elevator
card reader. System.

DOP shows User travels at the

allowed floors, selected floor.
user selects the
floor.
DOP shows the
elevator to be
used.

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Turnstile or "Remote Call Giving"

• The approach of an elevator system using Remote Call Giving
(RCG) is to get the information on the cardholder from an AC reader
at the entrance of the facility (typically on the entrance turnstile
barrier) and immediately show to the cardholder (on an Elevator
display nearby the AC reader) the elevator that has to be used to
reach his usual office floor.
• This way to work is based on the knowledge of the floor of the office
of the cardholder stored into the cardholder personal data.
• Usually RCGIF is installed together with the Destination Controller
system that it is used for the management of destinations different
from the default one.
• Temaline interfaces to Kone-RCG from EBI430Temaline5.5, beta
site is required.

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Available for Beta site

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Turnstile: how does it work?

Passenger swipes access Temaline checks
card to open the turnstile the behaviour model
Temaline
gate and a associated to
destination call the cardholder
is generated. and opens the gate

Temaline sends a The passenger can

call message to Temaline
see the
KONE, assigned
which allocates elevator on the
the call to one Turnstile (not reader)
of the elevators display

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FAQ
• Q - What SW is needed to interface lift?
- EBI with Temaline interface is required.
- For any type of lift interface is necessary to consider Elevator option
licencing (EBI-Specifier).
- 1xLicence for each elevator to be managed, independently from the
number of floors to be managed or the numbers of controllers involved.
• Q – In which ways is it possible to interface elevators?
- TS2 or TS_AC01 with I/O.
- TS2 with IP protocol to Kone elevator;
- TS_AC01 with available serial protocol.
- More details about interface to Kone in table below.
- More details about other brand in table pag. 1.
TemaServer1 TS2 Tema-Voyager Family
Car control Kone Serial line, DI/DO DI/DO NA
Destination control NA Kone Network Protocol NA
Remote Call Giving NA Kone Network Protocol NA

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Licence
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FAQ
• Q – The readers inside the elevator-car used for managing a
Traditional Elevator system should be counted in EBI licence?
- Yes
• Q – The readers used for managing a DCS should be counted in
EBI licence?
- Yes
• Q – The readers used for managing a Turnstile or RCG system
should be counted in EBI licence?
- Yes
• Q - The I/O used for managing a Traditional Elevator system should
be counted as points in EBI licence?
- Yes

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Readers and points

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FAQ
• Q – Is there a limitation on the number of floors that can be
managed?
- Using Traditional interface via I/O the max number of floors managed
is 60, determined by the max number of I/O supported by TS_AC01
and TS2. Best performances with max 16 floors.
- Using serial protocol the max number of floors managed is 128, but
also performances need to be taken into consideration, so depending
from different variables.
- Using IP protocol to Kone the max number of floors managed is 512,
but performances need to be taken into consideration, so depending
from different variables.
• Q – Is it possible to use the same TS_AC01 or TS2 to manage both
lift and Access Control?
- TS_AC01 doesn’t allow to support AC and lift on the same device, they
are managed by different FW.
- TS2 support both features with the same FW. Performances need to
be taken into consideration.
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Readers and points

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Version for Kone interfaces

• KONE document 829394 rel.1.6 - Group controller access control

interface specification (ELI)
• KONE document 829390 rel. 1.7 - Call giving interface specification
(RCGIF)

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I/O architecture
• The diagram shows the
architecture for connection to
elevator via I/O.
• COP inside the elevator is
managed by Temaline I/O.
• Temaline reader is also inside
the elevator.
• Max number of floors is 60,
determined by max number of
I/O managed by
TS_AC01/TS2.

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Serial protocol architecture

• The diagram shows the
architecture for connection to
elevator via serial protocol.
• Only TS_AC01 supports serial
protocol.
• Max 128 floors can be
managed. Performances to be
checked.

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NDA needed
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Kone architecture
• The diagram shows the
architecture for connection to
Kone elevator via IP protocol.
• Only TS2 controller supports
this interface.
• Usually it is expected one DOP
at each floor.
• Max 512 floors can be
managed. Performances to be
checked.

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Beta site needed!