About Yale Accentra Commissioning
The Yale Accentra Commissioning Application is a revolutionary, wireless way to set up Yale offline data on card access control hardware for Yale Accentra Multi Family or Small Business cloud based software solutions. The app uses your Android based phone’s NFC (Google Nexus models recommended). You can commission and configure locks and system updaters with location, time, date and other operation features. Additionally, property managers can retrieve lock audit, battery life information using HID’s ultra-secure SEOS encrypted protocol.
The Yale Accentra Commissioning App is intended for use by Certified Yale Accentra Integrator Partners to commission and configure Yale nexTouch and certain Yale Real Living compatible locks into a Yale Accentra cloud managed access control environment. Property managers can retrieve audits, update locks times, and manage blocked credentials. The App also has the ability to manage individual lock settings including escape return, privacy mode, one touch locking, inside LED, auto relock, volume, language, and changing master codes. Further, the App may also be used in the future to support Over The Air (OTA) firmware enhancements for the electronic door hardware.
In order to use the application, a Certified Integrator must have access to an Accentra site instance. The Configuration application integrates with existing Accentra account identity information along with the network time, date and security keys using AES-128 encryption. The local door hardware must be placed in programming mode using the lock’s mastercode access. The mobile device uses Near Field Communication (NFC) with HID SEOS encryption to securely talk with the Yale locks and wall readers. This synchronizes the door hardware with the Accentra system.
For question or support, please email Yale-Accentra-Support@assaabloy.com . To find out more information about how to become a Yale Accentra Certified Integrator partner, please visit intelligentopenings.com
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