Using an Android device, C•CURE Go Reader pairs with multi-technology read head to mimic a full-fledged iSTAR controller door, turning it into a mobile card reader or virtual door
C•CURE Go Reader works with multiple card technologies, including Proximity, MIFARE CSN, MIFARE sector, iCLASS sector and others

Tyco Security Products introduces the C•CURE Go Reader from Software House, which brings access control capabilities into more environments through the ease of a mobile application. The C•CURE Go Reader will be on display at the Tyco Security Products’ booth 20005 at ISC West, April 6-8, in Las Vegas, Nev.

Using an Android tablet or phone, the C•CURE Go Reader pairs with a multi-technology read head to mimic a full-fledged iSTAR controller door, turning it into a mobile card reader or virtual door, complete with schedules, clearances and holidays. This can be used at locations where an actual access-controlled doorway may not be possible, such as construction and event sites and other remote or temporary locations. C•CURE Go Reader works with multiple card technologies, including Proximity, MIFARE CSN, MIFARE sector, iCLASS sector and others.

Operating as a “door” within the C•CURE 9000 security and event management platform, users can validate cards either to the C•CURE 9000 server while online, or in offline mode using a cached database. The C•CURE Go Reader can also be used in emergencies to handle mustering duties at temporary sites or for more everyday activities, such as performing roll calls for buses and field trips. All online and offline activity is logged within C•CURE 9000.

“There are many scenarios where users want to control access, but don’t have the capability to install a traditional reader. With the flexibility of the C•CURE Go Reader, an Android smartphone or tablet now can become that door, heightening the level of security provided and bringing a wide range of activities to an out-of-the-way site,” said Rick Focke, Senior Product Manager, Software House, Tyco Security Products.

For more information on the C•CURE Go Reader, visit Tyco Security Products’ booth at ISC West 2016, Booth 20005.

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