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ContentsWhat is AGILE – Destination Controls?02 Turnstile displayAdvantages02Quicker, clever and more nimble03Make the smart move to greater efficiency04Adapt our controls to fit your needs0613Pedestals14Embedded and standing pedestals15Slim wall covers16Full-height17Get to know our kiosks07 Half-height17Kiosks08 Additional devices18Large kiosk08 Hall target indicators18Small kiosk10 Floor and elevator identification19Modules12Kiosk specifications12In-car devices20Advanced controls and operations21

2 What is AGILE –Destination Controls?AGILE – Destination Controls is an advanced dispatching system that directspassengers to the elevator that will get them to their destination in the shortest traveltime. By grouping people together based on the floor they are traveling to, the numberof stops is reduced — thereby improving the efficiency of the building’s elevator traffic.AdvantagesMore handling capacity and better performance.More modern and easily customizable.An elevator enhancer that you can add to virtually any elevator,this system is designed to move people to their destination in thequickest way — whether the building is new or existing, mid-riseor high-rise.Kiosk displays can be customized to send messages to the tenantsor share announcements of building events. Button size, shapeand names can be customized to further a tenant’s brandrecognition or show where the common areas are located.More security options.More flexibility.Card readers can be set up to increase security, separatepassengers from staff, designate an elevator’s floor destination orreduce staff’s travel time, which increases their production time.Various configuration options create nimble solutions no matterwho is occupying the building. Whether it's a hotel, hospital, office,residential building, commercial building or a multi-use building,AGILE – Destination Controls can be configured to display a uniqueinterface between the passenger and their destination.

AGILE – Destination Controls 3Quicker, clever andmore nimble.15 stops vs. 4 stopsTraditional operationWith a traditional elevator system, 16 passengers wouldcrowd into the lobby and board the first available car.Therefore, it could take as many as 15 stops for sometenants to reach their floor.AGILE – DestinationControls operationAGILE directs the 16 passengers to dedicated elevators so theyreach their destinations in less overall stops.

4 Make the smartmove to greater efficiency.How it worksAGILE – Destination Controls intelligently groups passengerstraveling to similar floors together. This technology is designed toreduce wait times for all tenants. A traditional dispatching systemanalyzes a hall call and assigns the “best-available” elevator torespond the fastest. However, during the elevator journey, multiplestops can delay passengers going to other floors. With AGILEtechnology, each elevator trip is more efficient due to fewer stopsalong the way, which results in shorter times to destination.Step 1Passengers use the kiosk to select their floor. You canadd custom button labels and logos to make the processeven easier.BStep 2AGILE clearly directs each passenger to anassigned elevator.Step 3Passengers board the assigned elevator that transportsthem to their destination fastest.E

AGILE – Destination Controls 5Improving the passenger experienceTraditional elevator operationPassengers crowd into lobbies and push elevator buttons, whichonly register limited information — just single “up or down”requests. Then they board the first elevator to answer the call.This is known as Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) dispatchingthat leads to crowded cars, additional stops and remainingpassengers who are left behind to wait for the next elevator.Operation with AGILE – Destination ControlsPassengers use a kiosk to select their floor. The intelligentdispatching software collects their information, analyzes theirrequests, gauges traffic demand and groups them based onsimilarity of destination. This is known as Estimated Time toDispatch (ETD), which leads to less crowding, fewer stops and amore efficient use of available elevator capacity.Benefits: Less congestion in the lobby at high traffic times Increased handling capacity by up to 30 percent Improved passenger comfort with less crowded elevators Reduced travel times by as much as 25 percent Competitive building amenity for attractingand retaining tenants

6 Adapt our controls tofit your needs.AGILE – Destination Controls is flexible enough to seamlessly adapt to new and existingelevators — even during a modernization.Destination CompleteThis configuration takes advantage of all that AGILE – DestinationControls provides — and is available on elevator modernizationprojects, new installations or as a retrofit to a recently installedthyssenkrupp elevator system.Key features and benefits: A kiosk at every floor No push-buttons inside of car Maximum efficiency Ideal for complex buildings Easily integrates with existing security nation SelectIf your building has high-traffic conditions on only a few floors,then AGILE – Destination Controls is a cost-effective solution.Key features and benefits: Kiosks at main floor or selected floors Push-buttons inside of car Improved efficiency in select areas Ideal for buildings with high traffic during peak hours oncertain floors Easily integrates with existing security systems3*21*In high-traffic areas only, such as a lobby or cafeteria.*

AGILE – Destination Controls 7Get to know our kiosks.Motion sensorChanges display brightness when motion is detected anddims when there is low traffic or no motion near the kiosk.Ambient light sensorAdjusts the display brightness based on theamount of natural light available.CameraUsed for a variety of features requiringcomputer vision, such as image capturing,QR codes, facial recognition and more.TouchscreenEntry point for selecting the destinationand also shows the direction to theassigned elevator.Dock areaUsed for getting to settings, opening the helpscreens and various other functions. Typicallythese icons will be hidden.Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA) buttonRFID card reader moduleThe kiosk features space for an optional RFID card reader.It's designed for quick, touch-free access to secure floorsand will enable special features. Modules will vary by kioskand job-specific requirements.When pressed, voice announcements andsignal lighting activate to help disabled peoplereach their destination.

8 14" (355 mm)LargekioskTouchscreenBlack anodized aluminum framewith black-edged screen9.29" (236 mm)Kiosk dimensionsLarge TouchscreenDimension in inches (mm)Height14" (355 mm)Width9.29" (236 mm)Angled wall mount thickness4" (102 mm)Flush wall mount thickness2.56" (65 mm)Angledwall mountFlushwall mountKiosk display informationDisplay size12" diagonal (305 mm)Resolution1024 (H) x 768 (V) pixelDisplay colors16 millionRatio4:3Backlight life50,000 hoursModeNormally whiteBrightness400 cd/m24" (102 mm)13 2.56"(65 mm)

AGILE – Destination Controls 9FinishoptionsPolished aluminum framewith black-edged glass screenPolished aluminum framewith white-edged glass screen

10 Smallkiosk9.73"(247 mm)TouchscreenBlack anodized aluminum framewith black-edged screen4.63" (118 mm)Small kiosk dimensionsSmall touchscreenDimension in inches (mm)Height9.73" (247 mm)Width4.63" (118 mm)Thickness (angled)3.39" (86 mm)Thickness (flush)2.31" (59 mm)Angledwall mountFlushwall mountSmall kiosk display informationDisplay size7" diagonal (178 mm)Resolution1280 (H) x 800 (V) pixelDisplay colors16 millionRatio16:10Backlight life50,000 hoursModeNormally whiteBrightness400 cd/m23.39" (86 mm)15 2.31"(59 mm)

AGILE – Destination Controls 11FinishoptionsPolished aluminum framewith black-edged glass screenPolished aluminum framewith white-edged glass screen

12 ModulesCard readerTactile ADA buttonA card reader featuring contactlesstechnology is an available option. This willallow users to quickly present their cardand gain access to a secure floor orspecial features.Complies with the guidelines set forthin the Americans with Disabilities Act toensure all users can efficiently move totheir destination.Kiosk specificationsDisplay colors16 M colorBrightness400 cd/m2Backlight LED50,000 hours (lifetime on full brightness)Power requirementPower over Ethernet (PoE)Operating systemLinuxCPUFreescale i.MX6 dual-coreDRAM1GB DDR3LSystem storage4GB NAND flashCommunicationEthernet or PoE, CAN, RS-232Ethernet network10/100 MbpsCard readerHID iCLASS SE reader moduleRatingIPX3Temperature (operating)0 to 50 degrees C (32 to 122 degrees F), indoor use onlyStandby modeYes, after a period of inactivity (time period is adjustable in the Design Center application)

AGILE – Destination Controls 13TurnstiledisplayAnother benefit of AGILE – Destination Controls is its easyintegration into a building’s security system. A turnstilesecurity system may already exist — or may be in theplanning stages. If this is the case, a smaller kiosk display(without modules) is available to direct passengers to theirfloor, once they have swiped their security card at thethird-party card reader.Whatever your turnstile requirements are, we can supplyyou the kiosk to integrate into your custom configuration.Mounting provision requirements are provided bythe turnstile manufacturer.Flush-mounted kiosk shown recessed at top of turnstile.Flush-mounted kiosk dimensionsCut out for kiosk height9.5" (241 mm)Height9.8" (248 mm)Width4.6" (117 mm)Surface-mounted kiosk dimensionsHeight and width are same dimensions as 7" kioskSurface mount base (highest point)OptionsGo toelevatorDisplaykioskAGo toelevatorA2.3" (59 mm)Surface mount kiosk on base (highest point)* 4.3" (110 mm)* Measured from top of turnstileTurnstile display informationDisplay size7" diagonal (178 mm)Resolution1280 (H) x 800 (V) pixelDisplay colors16 millionRatio16:10Backlight life50,000 hoursModeNormally whiteBrightness400 cd/m2Cardreader** by others

14 PedestalsCap (top only) Available in the following finishes:Black powder coatingWhite powder coating**Polished aluminum*Pedestal bodyBlack powdercoatingWhite powdercoatingBlackpowdercoatingAvailable withwhite LED lightingside coverSide coverWhitepowdercoatingCombined dimensionsLarge kiosk1.18" (30 mm)Small kiosk1.18" (30 mm)1.18" (30 mm)3.74" (95 mm)5.18" (132 mm)* Only available on the black pedestal3.49" (89 mm)1.18" (30 mm)4.5" (114 mm)** Only available on the white pedestal

AGILE – Destination Controls 15Embedded pedestalStanding pedestal42"(1067 mm)LargeSmallLargeSmallPedestals are only available in the Thick Pedestal Configuration with white illumination.The ADA button's center line must be 42" (1067 mm) above finished floor (AFF).Small kiosks use a shorter pedestal tomaintain the ADA button's 42" (1067 mm)center line height requirement.0.79"(20 mm)Pedestal dimensionsSmallLarge4.63"(118 mm)9.06"(230 mm)1.18" (30 mm)8.90" (226 mm)14.17" (360 mm)5.91" (150 mm)

16 Slim wall coversCap (top) Available in the following finishes:Bottom cap to matchBlack powder coatingWhite powder coating*Polished aluminumBodyBlack powdercoatingWhite powdercoating*Distance from wallLarge kiosk0.51" (13 mm)Small kiosk0.51" (13 mm)0.51" (13 mm)3.06"(78 mm)4.5"(114 mm)2.81"(71 mm)0.51" (13 mm)3.89"(99 mm)Contact your local thyssenkrupp representative regarding local building code requirements.* Only available with white powder coating pedestal body