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| SmartLock Connect Access Control System
Each controller is equipped with three Form “C” relay outputs. One to control an Electric Lock, and two additional outputs that can be configured to control a Power Door Operator, and/or provide a means to annunciate Forced Entry/Door Held Open conditions. Inputs are also provided for an Egress Button, a Handicap Button and a Door Contact. When the Door Contact Input is connected, the reader will automatically relock the door once it re-closes. In addition, an audible alert can be generated if the door is held open longer than a specified time. If controlled egress is desired, an Exit Reader can be connected that is audited separately. Voiding and validating cards is accomplished easily using the SmartLock Connect Data Management Software. The administrator sets up the cardholder database on the PC utilizing six programmable access schedules. Within each cardholder record, the administrator simply links an Access Schedule to a corresponding door. The software also provides the ability to program/deny access during any of the 60 programmable Holidays. An “Unlock Privilege” may also be granted to cardholders on an individual reader basis. This feature allows selected cardholders to maintain doors in an unlocked state by using their card twice in rapid succession. To relock the door, any cardholder with “Unlock Privilege” simply uses their card again twice. The software also provides the ability to issue Unlock, Relock, and Temporary Unlock commands to one or multiple readers simultaneously. Unlock Schedules can also be programmed to unlock doors automatically. SmartLock Connect also supports a Timed Anti-Passback feature. Each controller can be programmed with a time interval from 1 to 255 minutes that will deny access to cards which are used more than once during the interval. This deters cardholders from “passing back” their card, particularly in parking applications. 1000 Audit transactions may be uploaded from each SmartLock controller, complete with time & date stamp, cardholder ID, and location. In addition, SmartLock controllers can communicate via Dial-Up Modem or over a LAN/WAN using Cansec’s CanLan TCP/IP Controller. When running cable is not possible or cost prohibitive, SmartLock controllers can be programmed using a small, portable Program Key. The administrator downloads data into the key, then carries it to the controller location and applies it to the controller’s Data Port. The reverse procedure can be used to obtain audit from the controller. This built-in functionality can greatly reduce the installation cost associated with a hard-wired system. SmartLock Connect is also available with DVR integration to provide a single, PC-Based security solution suitable for most small applications. When combined with an a DVR system, the following functionality is achieved: Video-Linked Audit Transactions: By clicking a historical transaction from within SmartLock Connect, the stored digital video from that time, date, and location will be retrieved and played. The administrator can also program Pre-Event Lead-In and Video Clip length times. Live Video Feeds: The administrator can display multiple live video feeds within SmartLock Connect from any camera connected to the system. SmartLock Connect’s user friendly interface, low cost, and various communication options, make it the ultimate system for basic access control applications. Supported DVR Systems:
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