IPNET PC Based Access Control
From £218.71 EX VAT
PC based networked access control system. The perfect solution for controlling & monitoring access and movement around any building.
Management of an unlimited amount of doors & up to 20,000 users.
Compatible with a wide variety of systems, including proximity, radio remote controls and the hands free system.
Choose from a 1, 2 or 4 door control board.
1 and 2 door controllers are supplied in a 12V 3A PSU. 4 door controllers are supplied in a 12V 5A PSU.
IPNET Features:
- Up to 20,000 users
- Up to 100,000 offline events
- Unlimited number of doors
- Wiegand 26-40 bits input
- Easy to use software
- Compatible with Windows XP, 7, 8 & 10
- Supplied in metal power supply with battery backup
- Advanced functions including time & attendance, anti-passback, interlocking, holiday management
- Demonstrations & training available at our office
- No results
Variation Price
£218.71
EX VAT
Additional information
| Weight | 3.5 kg |
- PCB size: 160 x 106mm
- Power supply size: 336 x 307 x 82mm
- Power supply current: 3A or 5A
- Controller current consumption: <100mA
- Communication: TCP/IP
- Database: SQL
- Number of readers: 2 – 4
- Number of outputs: 1 – 4 (C, NO & NC)
- Output time: 1-600 seconds adjustable
- Reader input format: Wiegand 26-37bits
- Maximum number of controllers: Unlimited
- Maximum number of users: 20,000
- Maximum number of events: 100,000 offline
- Support real-time monitoring: Yes
- Remote unlock: Yes
- Door forced open alarm: Yes
- Door open too long alarm: Yes
- Interlock: Yes
- Anti-passback: Yes
- Multi-card open: Yes
- Operating temperature: -40 oC ~ 70 oC
- Operating humidity: 10% ~90 % RH, No condensation
- Power failure protection measures: High speed memory, never lose records
Compatible readers/keypads:
CP5-RX, CP6-RX, CP1-EM, CP1-MF, CP002-MF, CP004-MF, CP008-EM, CP008-MF
- Purchase the DCR-2 (if using EM cards) or the DMCR-2 (if using Mifare cards). These both output the correct number for the software. (8 digits).
Check your cards or fobs are the correct type & frequency for the reader.
- Check the card number has been added correctly.
- Check access privilege has been granted and uploaded on the console.
- Check cable run is not over 80 metres and good quality cable has been used.
- Take the reader off the wall and connect directly to the IPNET board, this will determine if there are any cable issues.
- Ensure the power supply is earthed.
