Centralized opening Mezzi Forti

In the past few years, the HAL 600 system has been extended to include more features for the management of various functions and opening of a number of locks. We realized that it was no longer possible to visualize all the information needed for correct management of a number of openings on the traditional custom or 16 x 2 displays.
Our latest product is a back-lit graphic display which allows a quantity of information to be visualized at once to better manage opening of locks. The consoles can be installed directly on each safe or situated in a strategic position in the bank. Each console can manage opening all of the safes which have the system installed.
The HAL 600 Multilocks -GR system can control opening of all the safes in a bank, post office or anywhere a number of safes are installed.
The system is completely hierarchized: a single safe can be accessed from the control point and the required lock selected (if there are a number of locks on the safe). As with previous systems, it can be programmed for conventional use or for valuables transport. (Dynamic code, particular use Secur Key (Dallas), special functions etc.)
The various safes and consoles are linked with a BUS with redundant links to increase reliability.
The complete programmability of safe or individual lock functions allows coordinated management of all safes in the bank and so reduces times of circulation of unprotected valuables.
The use of state of the art technology and transmission systems continues the tradition of superior reliability of our locks. .
In addition to conventional functions typical of the HAL 600 series digital combination and the intrinsic reliability of the motorized locks (20,000 locks installed), innovations for centralized management of safe opening/closure have been introduced.

Main innovations
- Use of local (on safe to be controlled) and remote (centralized control point) consoles, all equipped with a large back-lit graphic display able to visualize all information.
- Control consoles can be hierarchized; typically, time delays can be activated using any BUS linked console, but opening is only through the console installed on the safe.
- BUS transmission of data linking the various safes, control computers and the centralized control console is based on cryptographed ABI/CEI 79/5 and 79/6 protocols to ensure secure transmission of information.
- Connections between safes are redundant to increase reliability of the BUS.
- In addition to numeric access codes, the console can be equipped with electronic SecurKeys and biometric fingerprint reader.
- Users (up to 120) are organized in 6 hierarchical levels :
master ( programmer)
remote master ( remote programmer)
manager ( supervisor )
external services manager ( eg. bank courier)
user
external services user
- Reading of bolt and door status is integrated in the lock.
- An opening BLOCK input integrated in the lock is available. .
- An anti-blinding photocell detecting "valuables present" (particularly useful for managing transfer safes) is integrated in the lock.
- A TCP/IP-BUS interface module allows remote access without using a P.C., so centralizing control of all safes in the bank.
- Programming of parameters can be through local consoles or P.C. (with RS232 or USB interface )