GSC Systems has released a new one or two door access control system, which it has dubbed 'KeyProx'. The system fills a gap between standalone readers and large complex on-line systems, says Erich Glatz, GSC's marketing director. KeyProx is a suitable for 'simple' access applications but also for complex and secure access configurations. The system consists of:
* A secure control unit.
* One or two proximity readers with or without keypad.
* Optional remote read heads.
* Win Software for optional serial link to a computer.
All features can be programmed via the keypad reader. An optional PC link allows programming and reporting from the PC/Windows software.
System features include:
* 1000 tags with individual PIN codes (1-6 digits).
* Last 2200 transactions with date and time stamp stored in controller memory.
* Three levels of programming: Installer, Supervisor and Administrator.
* Eight security schedules each with five time zones per day plus holiday access.
* 365 dates for holiday access.
* Security levels include: PIN only, Card only, Card+PIN, Double card, Double Card+PIN, Denied.
* Anti-pass-back modes supported: None, Full APB, Timed APB, or One Access per time period.
* A Door Schedule allows doors to be locked, unlocked or normal.
* Daylight saving time.
* Timed lockout after three wrong PIN codes.
* Universal Duress Code allows access with alarm event.
* Forced door and door left open generate alarm event.
* External alarm input.
* Remote Readheads can be connected to the keypad readers.
* All data stored in nonvolatile memory - 10 year data retention without power.
For more information contact GSC Systems, 021 712 5130 or Elvey International, 011 401 6700
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