Every device connected with CredoID will be shown in this section. Each device whether it's a controller like Mercury LP1502 or software integration like DigiFort has to be configured beforehand to be discoverable by CredoID.
Access control devices can be added using Discover function or manually from the list by pressing Add.
Below you can find link to each device configuration, necessary to establish connection between:
Individual time zone feature for each device.
Every device is using "System time zone" by default.
Steps to change device time zone:
To enable "Auto detect" go to your device list and select either HID Aero or Mercury device, open "Device modules" tab and expand "Internal panel" section.
Enabling "Auto detect" automatically detects and resets OSDP readers address to 0 and baud rate to 9600 during synchronization.
Auto detection works with one OSDP reader per port and only with HID Aero and Mercury controllers.
Auto detection is not supported on modules and older generation readers (e.g. iCLASS SE R10).
CredoID checks configuration of each device and gives the following states:
Online
- Device sucessfully connected with CredoID and can be seen.Offline
- Device can't be reached.Unknown
- Device configuration is unknown mainly when device is offline.Pending
- Device configuration differs from CredoID.Uploading
- This status appears when you Synchronize device meaning that current CredoID configuration is being sent to device.Completed
- Device has been synchronized succesfully.Sync error
- There was an error or misconfiguration in the device.Any changes made in CredoID have to be synchronized with device. I.e. if you add/modify/delete door, module, schedule, you will get notification with Devices pending changes:
If you click on this snackbar notification, you will get two options:
Pending
state.It is necessary to synchronize device each time you make changes in CredoID with a few exceptions. Adding/modifying/deleting Access Levels and Users including credentials will not require sync.
Depending on the controller they will take some time to download configuration and after will reboot. I.e. HID VertX would take about 15s for full reboot cycle and HID Aero might take up to 50s. That can cause disruptions so plan your changes accordingly.
Starting with version 4.13.0 „CredoID“ has live synchronization with HID Aero and Mercury controllers.
Live synchronization means you can make changes in „CredoID“ and it will upload data to your device without needing to synchronize it every time, though with a few exceptions - deleting doors, inputs, outputs, schedules, changing device module settings, pin code length, managing access areas still require synchronization.
Firmware updates is a new feature introduced in „CredoID“ v4.13.0 which allows you to bulk update your devices straight from „CredoID“ UI.
Currently only HID Aero X1100 and Mercury EP, LP series (including modules) are supported.
All devices that are eligible for an update will have a yellow update icon adjacent to the firmware version in the firmware column.
Clicking "Update" button or update icon will open "Firmware update" menu.
"CredoID" setup comes with the newest firmware files already embedded.
To update firmware:
Modules cannot be updated while devices are updating and vice versa.
Updating firmware usually takes up to 15 minutes. Major updates can take longer.
Devices with connected modules are show in expandable row. Click an arrow to expand.
You can see the Module
name and ID
and main inputs states such as Tamper
, AC
and Battery
.
Failed
- The input circuit is "open" and you should check it right away.Normal
- The input ciruit is properly closed and there are no alarms.Online
- The communication between device and module is online.Offline
- The communication between device and module is down.You can export device list to a PDF file. To do that you simply press Export button.
You can quickly enable or disable device from communicating with CredoID using Actions column in device list.