CustomizationHardware, software and DejaOS development around your project.Explore customization Start with the workflow your operation needs.
Explore common operating directions, then confirm the hardware, software, integration, and delivery scope around your real environment.
YOUR WORKFLOWHardwareSoftwareDejaOSIntegrationDeployment
Explore the operation first.
Choose the direction closest to your workflow. Each one opens a practical starting point, without assuming that every device or integration fits automatically.
CustomizationHardware, software and DejaOS development around your project.Explore customization Follow the layer that needs more work.
These tracks help frame software, management, and project-specific workflows alongside the eight popular directions.
DejaOS Application Development
Shape supported device interfaces, local rules, data handling, and connections in JavaScript, then validate the application on the target hardware.
Discuss this trackSmart Lock Management
Plan credential, property, lock, and operating workflows around the confirmed lock model and management environment.
Discuss this trackVideo Intercom Workflows
Define calling, entry, resident, and property workflows before confirming device, platform, and network requirements.
Discuss this trackSmart Locker Workflows
Connect identity or pickup steps with compartment control and the system that manages each transaction.
Discuss this trackAttendance & Campus
Map enrollment, verification, attendance records, and access rules to the systems and devices used at the site.
Discuss this trackFitness Access
Coordinate member credentials, booking or membership checks, entry feedback, and unattended access requirements.
Discuss this trackConfirm each layer before deployment.
The path stays flexible, but the checks remain explicit.
- 01Define the workflow
- 02Choose the hardware
- 03Validate integrations
- 04Confirm deployment
FROM SCENE TO SYSTEM
Give each part a clear job.
Start with the operating sequence, then follow a relevant device to its references. These are planning examples; a final hardware and software combination needs a project review.
A booked room or shared entrance
A booking creates a credential. The reader passes the credential to the host; the host checks permission and the door-control equipment performs the release.
Decide before selecting
Define who issues and revokes credentials, how the host receives reader output, and what should happen when the connection is unavailable.
Take the next step
Review the reader role and installation planning. Request the exact interface and wiring reference for the selected version.
A visitor who needs to call inside
An entrance terminal starts a call. A receiving client handles the conversation, and an authorized person decides whether to release the entrance.
Decide before selecting
Name the receiving device or application, platform and network. Confirm pairing and the release path before treating the combination as a complete system.
Take the next step
Use the product and video intercom manuals as a starting point; the receiving client and project pairing still need confirmation.
Several doors with shared management
Readers identify the credential at each entrance. Door-control equipment and the management platform carry out the agreed permission and release workflow.
Decide before selecting
Prepare a door schedule: each reader, lock, exit input, power supply and cable route. Confirm the reader protocol and individual terminal assignments from the approved wiring reference.
Take the next step
Review the FCC4904 port reference, wiring guide and manual together. The final combination depends on the selected reader and lock versions.
Prove the whole sequence on a sample.
Use a valid credential, an expired or revoked credential, and an unavailable network or host connection. Record the expected response, the actual response and which component made the decision. Confirm normal entry, exit and recovery with the project’s installer before deployment.