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| AC2000 Lite software incorporates a comprehensive suite of applications including AC2000 AED |
Baylor Medical Center at Uptown is a state-of-the-art surgical hospital in the Dallas Uptown area which opened in 2011. Specialties and services include Orthopaedic, Spine, Pain Management and Plastic surgery.
Putting safety and the care of their patients at the forefront, Baylor Medical Center at Uptown required a proven access control system which offers integrated biometric security as well as the ability to work with third party systems.
CEM Approved Reseller Access Technology Systems selected the CEM AC2000 Lite access control and security management system to meet these requirements.
Introduction
The 63,000 square feet facility at Baylor Medical Center at Uptown, is a joint venture between Baylor Health Care System (BHCS), United Surgical Partners International, and local physicians.
The AC2000 Lite system offers Baylor Medical Center at Uptown a feature rich, yet affordable access control system that meets their complete security needs. AC2000 Lite is an integrated access control, alarm processing and photo badging security management system.
Solution
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| The CEM S610f fingerprint reader was central to the system design at the Baylor Medical Center |
AC2000 Lite software incorporates a comprehensive suite of applications including AC2000 AED (Alarm Event Display), an integrated alarm processing application which provides a dynamic graphical representation of all system events. In addition, CEM’s AC2000 External Systems application means that the hospital can interface the AC2000 Lite system to their existing video management system without the need for costly development work.
The CEM S610f fingerprint reader was central to the system design at the Baylor Medical Center at Uptown. In addition to fingerprint security, the S610f reader features an internal database for offline card validation, a keypad for PIN verification and an LCD for displaying meaningful messages such as ‘Card Expiring’ and ‘Access Granted’
The integrated biometric system means that staff at the hospital can administrate cardholders via one user friendly interface, without needing a separate biometric network. Biometric templates are then encrypted and fully distributed from the server to the S610f reader internal database.
