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EtherProx™ EPO200/210

Intelligent Proximity/Smartcard Reader

OVERVIEW

The EtherProx™ 200 reader is the industry’s smallest Ethernet card reader with integrated keypad, LCD display and internal database giving off-line validation and intelligent decision-making at the point of entry, even when host communications are not available. The reader also stores transaction details to be transferred to the host computer when communications are restored.

Available in both traditional 125 kHz proximity (EPO200) and MiFare smart card (EPO210) options the EtherProx communicates directly with the central server via 10Base-T Ethernet removing the need for a door control panel in the system design. An impressive 150,000+ off-line card database is available allowing the reader to make full access control decisions independently of the host system, in the event of network failure.

Designed for use as part of the CEM AC2000 and despite its small size the reader can display messages of up to 32 characters, providing system administrators and end users with immediate text descriptions of events such as ‘Access Denied’. The reader provides its own anti-tamper protection and interfaces directly to the door furniture and 12V lock power supply eliminating the need for additional controllers, I/O (Input/Output) units and greatly reducing installation costs.

EtherProx™ EPO200/210

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FEATURES

•Available in both 125 kHz

(EPO200) proximity and MiFare smart card (EPO210) technology options

•In-built database for off-line card validation

•Direct connection to

Ethernet LAN

•128bit encryption of TCP/IP network data

•Three LED indicators to visually confirm or deny entry

•Suitable for indoor or outdoor installation

•Backlit LCD display shows easy to understand messages for the user

•Keypad for added PIN security

•Interfaces directly with door furniture and lock power supply – no need for additional controllers or I/O units

•4 inputs to monitor alarms such as door held/forced conditions and secure side exit push button operation