Access control systems are used for a wide variety of applications from
general building security to safe rooms, parking garage operations, perimeter
surveillance, and property management. While these access
control systems are implemented using a broad range of hardware and software
platforms, they all have one thing in common--a need for a large number
of RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485 serial ports to connect essential devices
such as:
- camera/cctv PTZ
- video controllers/recorders
- card readers/MSRs
- biometric readers
- access controlled doors
- gate controls
- turnstiles
- pin pads
- motion detectors
- proximity readers
- bar code scanners
- elevator controls
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Quatech
serial device servers
are the most reliable
way to streamline
connectivity in
Access Control systems.
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Traditionally these access control systems are installed using costly long cable runs, computer gateways, and modem connections. Device networking technology provides a fast and easy way to streamline access control devices for remote monitoring and maintenance from any computer on a wired or wireless network--even via the Internet. With serial tunneling technology two devices can communicate directly, even over extended distances (for example, a fingerprint authentication device and a series of gate controls) just as if they were connected by a serial cable. Robust security protocols ensure that only those authorized can access the equipment.
What is the most reliable way to streamline connectivity for access control systems? Quatech serial device servers lead the industry with the most powerful processor and the lowest latency available for device networking solutions. Easy to install and configure, our device networking product line is integrator friendly, offering easy to install and configure wired and wireless options with one to eight ports. Further, Quatech device servers function as standard COM ports, which means any system can be network-enabled without alteration to access control software applications.
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| ACCESS CONTROL WHITEPAPER |
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Streamlining Access Control Connectivity: Strategies for network-enabling
serial-based peripheral devices for access control applications
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This paper provides strategies for using device networking technology
to expand serial connectivity options in access control systems. It begins
by discussing the technologies involved, then provides several examples
of how this technology can be used in the field. The paper ends with a
list of key features to consider when purchasing device networking products
for access control systems.
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