If you need to control just one or two doors with up to 200 users, the 351 Access Point Manager is the perfect system for you. No dedicated computer or software is required. Add and delete users, change schedules through any existing pc with a simple terminal program (usually part of the pc operating system). The 351APM is compatible with most access readers.
The 451 Access Point Manager is the perfect system for one or two door requirements that may expand in the future. The 451APM can network up to 16 APM's to handle a maximum of 32 doors and 1000 users. No complicated software or dedicated computers are required. Add and delete users, change schedules through any existing pc with a simple terminal program (usually part of the pc operating system). The 451APM is compatible with most access readers.
The 1251 Access Point Manager is the work horse of the three products. By networking multiple APM's along with a PC and software, the 1251 can handle from 1 to 32 doors and 8500 users. For systems up to 32 doors, Easy Access windows based software will do the trick. For the larger systems, we have a variety of products and software to fit your solution.
Access Readers
Mag stripe readers utilize cards with magnetic information strips on one site, similar to credit cards. Until recently, Magnetic readers and cards were the most economical method granting access. The readers are not weather resistant and require periodic maintenance.
Wiegand readers and cards are one of the most widely used access reader technologies. Readers are weather resistant and don't require the level of maintenance of Mag readers. Cards are more secure and nearly impossible to duplicate or copy.
Proximity readers and cards don't require the user to insert and swipe the card as do the Mag and proximity readers. The user simply brings the card within 5 - 8 inches of the reader to unlock the door. Cards are extremely difficult to duplicate or copy.
Wireless readers rely on a highly encoded radio receiver detecting signals from encoded portable keychain touchpads. The concept is similar to the wireless devices used to arm and disarm car alarms only greater precautions have been taken to prevent code grabbing and duplication of radio codes. The user is only required to press a small button, no cards or card swipes required. The keychain touchpad may also be programmed to operate the user's home or business security system as well. The wireless reader is a real convenience.
Access Control Software
Easy Access allows you to control up to 32 doors with a simple mouse. Easy Access software is for companies that have a limited number of doors to control and want the simplicity of a Microsoft Windows based system operated through a personal computer. It's compatible with Windows 3.1 and Windows 95. Easy Access emphasizes simplicity and focuses strictly on access control and features a low-cost yet powerful interface with the 1251APM
