What to do if my Dormakaba 1460 has no network?
If you see a 'No network' error on your Dormakaba Motherboard, it indicates that the gateway (GW) is unreachable or not prepared for joining. This can happen if there is no response with an 'open for join' upon a beacon request at the ZigBee level. To resolve this, verify the gateway's power supply and settings, and check the signal strength between the Motherboard and the gateway.
Why is my Dormakaba 1460 Motherboard rejected by GW?
If your Dormakaba Motherboard is rejected by the gateway (GW), it might be due to an incompatible firmware (FW) version or a missing installation code. To fix this, reconcile the FW and double-check the installation code.
General| Brand | Dormakaba |
|---|---|
| Model | 1460 |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
Describes the product designation, types, firmware version, and article number.
Defines intended users and their responsibilities for safe operation and maintenance.
Outlines the scope of the guide, covering operation, programming, and servicing.
Provides information on accessing additional documentation via the dormakaba website.
Lists related documents such as system descriptions and planning guidelines.
Explains short designations for products and common symbols used in the manual.
Details warning symbols for DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, and other hazard types.
Specifies the product's intended use and crucial safety precautions against external influences.
Outlines who can perform service, warranty exclusions, and maintenance requirements.
Provides essential measures to protect electronic components from ESD.
Introduces the programmer's function and identifies its physical components and interfaces.
Explains the various symbols displayed on the programmer's screen during operation.
Lists the items provided in the product package, such as cables and adapters.
Details the product's physical dimensions, weight, power, interfaces, and ambient conditions.
Lists the EU directives the product adheres to, including Radio Equipment and RoHS.
Explains the programmer's various buttons including ON/OFF, Menu, Navigation, Alphanumeric, and Home.
Details the process of switching the programmer on and interacting with on-screen messages.
Details how to interact with and confirm on-screen messages and prompts.
Guides users on how to access and adjust various settings for the programmer.
Covers setting language, display contrast, and audio volume on the programmer.
Describes how to configure button click sounds and the automatic switch-off timer.
Configures behavior during comfort updates, including preference for internal or existing configurations.
Provides an overview of adjustable settings for connected actuators.
Details how to configure beep alerts and LED illumination for actuators.
Guides on adjusting TouchGo sensitivity and performing an INI reset on actuators.
Overviews functions for displaying and refreshing data stored on the programmer.
Explains how to view memory status and delete all data or key plans.
Lists changeable component properties and the main programming functions (export/import).
Explains system levels, their functions, and compatibility requirements.
Guides on exporting configuration data and updating evolo components.
Explains transferring configuration data from components to the programmer.
Covers reading actuator event logs and diagnostic data for analysis.
Explains how to measure and analyze signal strength for TouchGo components.
Provides steps for updating the firmware of V4 actuators.
Details crossgrading LEGIC components and upgrading V3 to E300 (V4).
Shows a table of bootloader variants and methods for different actuators.
Guides on installing the necessary USB drivers and EAC Service Tool.
Details automatic clock setting for the programmer and manual adjustment for actuators.
Covers checking battery status and the procedures for charging the battery.
Introduces the EAC Service Tool for firmware updates and diagnostic purposes.
Details the process for updating firmware on desktop readers.
Lists common wireless connection errors and their corresponding solutions.
Provides guidelines for the proper disposal of the device and its packaging.
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