An advanced access control hardware architecture capable of providing solutions for large enterprise applications Performs access control, alarm management and scheduled operations Provides power and flexibility with an embedded Linux OS, improved processor and increased memory as well as onboard crypto chip which adds an additional layer of security to sensitive data. Monitors alarm input points, relay output points and interface with access control readers Comes with 2 on-board reader ports that support multiple reader communication protocols including Wiegand and OSDP (V2) Secure Channel Protocol (SCP) Latest encryption standard support with TLS1.2 and OSDP (V2) Secure Channel Protocol Functions independently of the host for performing numerous access control applications and supports OSDP, OSDP Secure Channel, keypads, biometric readers, Wiegand and clock and data

Honeywell Security PW5K1MX8 is an 8 port multiplexer.

A self-contained access control system that does not require a PC or Windows software to operate The system consists of any number of V5 ACS servers, readers, and door hardware and other I/O Each V5 ACS server houses the necessary credential database to administer complex access routines for predefined regions of a facility by interfacing with its associated credential readers and access control hardware Act as a database server to other V5 ACS servers for centralized access control management using database replication and management technology The system supports configurations for card, card + PIN, PIN-only, and card + PIN + biometric access for flexible user identification Administrator-defined rules processing provides easy maintenance and increased control over user groups All communication among V5 Access Control System servers and the V5 Intrusion Detection System server is encrypted and can be made redundant for added security on a corporate LAN or security network

Includes a photo badging camera, badge printer and system software for administering all badging needs Badging operators and administrators get a consolidated view into the access control system. Operators are able to view, search for and manage all badgeholders across the system from any one of the installed badging client workstations Badge Builder provides an intuitive and powerful badge-profile creation and management toolkit Badging administrators can view and assign personnel to locations – and vice versa – using Badge Manager. The operator can easily and quickly see which locations are accessible to that badgeholder or group, which schedules are in effect, and what entry rules are being applied Graphical screens are provided to create and manage group rules, authorization levels and their combinations In addition to pushing and pulling records to or from a V5 server, VBM 3 ensures that locations, authorization levels, group rules and schedules are reflected on the V5 and vice versa

An advanced access control hardware architecture capable of providing solutions for large enterprise applications Monitors alarm input points, relay output points and interface with access control readers OSDP (V2) Secure Channel Protocol on-board