Event Storage: Can store up to 100,000 events, ideal for tracking user activities and generating reports.
Card Reader:
Built-in Card Reader: Supports Mifare1 cards, which are widely used for contactless access control.
Connectivity:
Communication Methods:
TCP/IP: Allows for network-based communication.
Wi-Fi: Provides wireless connectivity options.
RS-485 Interface: A popular protocol for long-distance data transmission, useful for connecting multiple devices.
Wiegand Interface: A widely-used industry standard for connecting access control devices, like card readers, to controllers.
Alarm Interface:
Alarm Input and Output Interface: Enables integration with alarms for security purposes, such as triggering a notification or an external device when unauthorized access is detected or other alarm conditions occur.
Standards & Protocols:
ISUP 5.0 and ISAPI Support: These protocols ensure compatibility with other devices and software platforms for easy integration into larger security or management systems.
Integrated Management:
Access Control and Time Attendance Integration:
The system seamlessly integrates access control (who enters and exits the premises) with time and attendance (tracking employee working hours), making it ideal for businesses or organizations that need both security and workforce management.
Can be used to automatically log employees' attendance, calculate working hours, and manage access to different areas within the premises.
Use Cases:
Corporate and Business Environments: Secure access control and accurate attendance tracking for employees.
Residential or Commercial Buildings: Managing entry to restricted areas and keeping a record of activities.
Industrial/High-Security Areas: Ensuring that only authorized individuals can enter while also maintaining a log of events for compliance or security audits.
Benefits:
Centralized Management: The integration of access control and time attendance in one system simplifies the management of both functionalities, reducing the need for separate systems.
Flexibility: Multiple methods of authentication (fingerprint, card, etc.) offer flexibility and security.
Scalability: Capable of supporting a large number of users and events, making it suitable for both small businesses and large enterprises.
