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PC Network Controlled Access control
ANPR ACCESS CONTROL
PC NETWORK CONTROLLED ACCESS CONTROL
Networked
A networked access control system
Referred to as ‘PC based’ , ‘Networked’ or Cloud Based access control, these systems may be used to control one or many doors in a building across a WAN or LAN utilising IP and Network Infrastructure making it scalable and versatile.
Allowing up control of sites of up to 1000 doors and 50,000 users.
The Door Controllers have all the features of a standalone controller with an added IP Interface which adds more flexibility using more transmission methods, but more importantly a simple manageable system for the ease of use from a Desktop PC Client or Mobile App
The Access Control is managed by straightforward & intuitive software allowing you to easily setup multiple users across multiple access groups, the software allows you to “bar” or remove a user which is instantly sent to online door controllers, for
For example, a user has lost his card
- Search and find the user
- Click Token and “Lost Token”
- Apply
The result – all the connected door controller will now prevent this card from access – Its that simple !
The Controller will accept a wide range of readers and have and extra reader input for use with clock in time and attendance, in the event of software or server failure the controller will operate in standalone mode and use the last database information received, they will also log entry and events and update the server when re-connected.
- A networked or Net2 Paxton 10 System are great for
- Door Entry and Wireless Handles
- Triggers and Rules
- Covid Secure Sites
- Multiple operator levels
- Event reporting
- Integration available
- Modular Design
ANPR LPR - Automatic number plate recognition TRIGGERED access control
ANPR would be used to control an electric gate or automated Barrier, Vehicle number plates are stored into a database which the camera and software scan and crossmatch to see if authorised or not.
The controller would then signal the barrier to open etc, more information on ANPR Cameras
