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Components -

 

Access Control Panel:

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• The central unit that processes access requests for both doors.

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Card Reader/Keypad/Biometric Device:

• Card Reader: For reading RFID or smart cards at each door.

• Keypad: For entering a PIN code.

• Biometric Scanner: For fingerprint, facial recognition, or iris scanning.

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Electric Lock:

• Electric Strikes or Magnetic Locks: Secure each door and can be controlled electronically​

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Power Supply:

• Supplies power to the controller, readers, and locking mechanisms.

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Exit Button/Sensor:

• Allow users to exit without needing to use a reader, typically positioned inside the secure area.

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Networking Equipment (if applicable):

• For systems that integrate with a larger network or are managed remotely.

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Functionalities -

Access Control:

• Manages who can enter or exit through either door based on user credentials.

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Monitoring:

• Logs entry and exit events for security and auditing purposes.

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Integration:

• Can be integrated with other systems such as alarms, CCTV cameras, and intercoms.

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Setup -

Wiring:

• Connect each reader, lock, and exit button to the control panel according to the manufacturer’s specifications.

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Configuration:

• Program the access control panel to manage user permissions, set schedules, and define access levels for each door.​

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Testing:

• Conduct thorough testing to ensure all components work correctly, including testing access permissions and emergency features.

Security Features-

User Access Levels:

• Define different access permissions for various users or groups.

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Audit Trails:

• Maintain records of who accessed which door and at what times for security audits.

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Emergency Features:

• Implement features like emergency unlocking or alarm activation in case of emergencies.

Applications -

Commercial Buildings:

• To secure access to offices, server rooms, and sensitive areas.

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Residential Properties:

• For controlling access to classrooms, laboratories, and administrative offices.

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Educational Institutions:

• To manage access to restricted areas like pharmacies or patient records.

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