Allegion integration

One platform for wired and wireless openings.

Cube Access manages Axis network door controllers for wired openings and Schlage ENGAGE wireless locksets from a single system — one credential set, shared schedules and holidays, and a live event stream across every door. Access decisions are made at the lock, for instant, offline-resilient operation.

Rev A · 2026

How it works
1

Axis controller

Drives wired openings — reader, request-to-exit, door position — and hosts the secure on-site bridge to the wireless gateway.

2

ENGAGE gateway

The 410 IP gateway links Schlage wireless locksets over Bluetooth LE and relays credentials, schedules, and audits.

3

Cube Access

Central management of users, credentials, schedules, and holidays — with real-time events from every opening.

Key capabilities

One credential, every door

The same card, fob, or PIN works across wired and wireless openings. Issue once, and it lands on the Axis controllers and the Schlage locks that the cardholder's access levels reach.

Instant, local decisions

Locks grant access on-board from the credential set Cube Access pushes to them — no cloud round-trip at the door, and full operation if the network or internet drops.

Shared schedules & holidays

Define a schedule or a holiday once and apply it to any opening type. Cube Access derives the correct format for each device family, so wired and wireless doors stay in step.

Real-time events & audit

Access grants, denials, door state, and fault conditions stream from both the controllers and the wireless locks into one live feed and one exportable audit trail.

Over-the-network updates

Gateway and lockset firmware are updated remotely and scheduled off-hours — no truck roll and no hand-held programmer for a firmware bump.

No new server on site

The Axis controller you already deploy hosts the bridge to the ENGAGE gateway. No dedicated PC, panel, or appliance to buy, rack, patch, or license.

Supported hardware & part numbers
CategoryModelDescriptionPart no.
Access controllerAXIS A16–A18Network door controller for wired openings (firmware 12+ / NBIX). Scales 1–8 doors — complete or ‑B barebone.
  • A1210 · 02368-001
  • A1210-B · 02369-001
  • A1610 · 02653-001
  • A1610-B · 02654-001
  • A1710-B · 03078-001
  • A1810-B · 03079-001
Wireless gatewayENGAGE Gateway · GWE2Ethernet / IP gateway bridging Bluetooth LE locksets to the network.
  • 48459029
Wireless locksetSchlage NDEWireless cylindrical lock — interior and perimeter doors.
  • NDE / NDEB †
Wireless locksetSchlage LEWireless mortise lock — higher-security and higher-traffic openings.
  • LE / LEB †
Wireless locksetSchlage ControlWireless deadbolt / interconnected lock — multifamily suites.
  • BE467 / FE410 †
Wireless locksetSchlage XE360Wireless mortise, tubular & exit-trim for wide-stile / exit devices.
  • XE360 †

† Base series — the final lockset SKU is configured (function, chassis, lever, finish, credential technology). Talk to us or your Allegion channel for the exact part number.

Data sheet

At a glance

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Wireless

Lockset families
NDE, LE, Control, XE360
Gateway
ENGAGE 410 IP (GWE2)
Locks per gateway
Up to 10
Lock link
Bluetooth LE

Per lock

Credentials
5,000 (2,000 on Control)
Schedules
16 loaded slots
Holidays
32
Access decisions
On-board, offline-capable

Wired side

Controllers
AXIS A1210 / A1610 / A1710 / A1810
Doors per site
1–8 per controller, unlimited controllers
Reader protocols
OSDP (supervised) & Wiegand
On-site bridge
Hosted by the Axis controller
Frequently asked questions
Which Schlage locks does Cube Access support?

The Schlage ENGAGE wireless lockset families behind a 410 IP gateway: NDE cylindrical, LE mortise, Control deadbolt and interconnected locks, and the XE360 mortise, tubular, and exit-trim series. Both the standard and the -B (Bluetooth LE) variants are covered.

Do I need a separate server, panel, or appliance for the wireless locks?

No. The Axis network door controller that already drives your wired openings also acts as the secure on-site bridge to the ENGAGE gateway. There is no dedicated PC, head-end panel, or virtual machine to deploy on site.

Do the locks still work if the internet or network goes down?

Yes. Cube Access pushes the credential set, schedules, and holidays down to each lock, and the lock makes the grant / deny decision on-board. An outage does not stop people getting through their doors. Events buffer at the gateway and drain into the audit trail once the link is back.

How many wireless locks can one ENGAGE gateway handle?

Up to 10 locksets per 410 IP gateway. The gateway must sit on the same local network segment as the Axis controller acting as its bridge; sites with several network segments use one bridging controller per segment.

Can the same credential open both wired and wireless doors?

Yes — that is the point of the integration. Cardholders, credentials, and access levels live once in Cube Access. Assigning someone to an access level provisions them onto every opening it covers, whether that opening is an Axis-controlled wired door or a Schlage wireless lock.

How do I enroll a card?

Present the card at a door and Cube Access reads the exact bits back from the reader, so the credential is captured correctly regardless of card format — no format picker, no guesswork on bit length. Cards can also be entered manually from a card number, facility code, and bit length.

How many credentials fit on a wireless lock?

Up to 5,000 credentials on NDE and LE locksets, and 2,000 on Control. Cube Access shows the per-lock count so you can see how much headroom an opening has before it becomes a problem.

Can I run schedules, holidays, and scheduled unlock on the wireless locks?

Yes. Each lock holds up to 16 loaded schedules and 32 holidays, plus auto-unlock windows for openings that should be free-access during business hours and secure outside them. Schedules and holidays are authored once in Cube Access and applied to wired and wireless openings alike.

Can lock and gateway firmware be updated remotely?

Yes. Gateway and lockset firmware are pushed over the network and can be scheduled for an off-hours window, so a firmware campaign does not mean a site visit or a hand-held programmer at every door.

Is the Allegion ENGAGE mobile app still needed?

Only for the physical commissioning step. The installer uses the ENGAGE app to commission each lock and gateway onto the site over Bluetooth and link the locks to their gateway. Everything after that — users, credentials, access levels, schedules, holidays, events, and firmware — is managed in Cube Access.

See it on your doors.

Book a walkthrough and we’ll show wired Axis openings and Schlage wireless locks running side by side in one console.