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B16 BIG BOOK Winter 2014 | Cygnus Security Media www.SecurityInfoWatch.com Access Control & Door Hardware New Stand-Alone Card Reader from DoorKing DoorKing has introduced a new, low cost, stand-alone card access system for single door or gate applications. The 1524 can store up to 1000 card codes and is easily programmed with a hand-held programmer. The Model 1524 card reader is a single- door (or gate) low cost system that is ideally used in applications where card access control is desired, but there is no need for time zones, security levels or event reporting. The 1524 will store up to 1000 card codes. Card codes can be added or deleted in blocks or individually by using a small hand-held remote programmer, or by using programming cards. Richard Sedivy, DoorKing's Director of Marketing stated, "The 1524 is a great option for people looking for a simple card access system. Dealers now have another option to offer their clients an easy to use, easy to program, low cost single- door access control device." The 1524 is ideal for both indoor or outdoor applications and is available as a mullion mount reader, or can be ordered with a lighted enclosure for gooseneck post mounting. For additional information, visit the company's website at the link below or contact the DoorKing Sales Department at 800-826-7493. DoorKing Inc., is one of the largest and oldest manufacturers of access control and vehicular gate operator prod- ucts in the country. Request more information: www.SecurityInfoWatch.com/12023737 www.doorking.com Liberty CUBE Access Control from Viscount Systems The Liberty CUBE web-based access control network appliance from Viscount Systems is designed to provide web-based access control for small- to medium-sized installations with up to 32 readers. Intui- tive and easy to use, the solution simplifies access control with a cost-effective, all-in-one appliance. A true IP solution with no proprietary control panels within the system, it enables each card reader to become an IP device on the network that is operated through a compact web appliance. With the solution, there is no need to purchase expensive door control panels. It is available as a 16- or 32-door bundled appliance, and includes features such as emer- gency mustering, elevator control, video integration and robust I/O configuration. www.viscount.com Request more information: www.SecurityInfoWatch.com/12015206 t e m s e t w o r k a p p l i a n c e f r o m b a s e d a c c e s s c o n t r o l d i Farpointe Data Long-Range Identification Receivers Users of Forpointe Data's new WRR-22 and WRR-44 433 MHz receivers can use either two-button or four-button transmit- ters to open two or four different doors from ranges up to 200 feet (61 m). Each button outputs transmitter data over separate Wiegand outputs, yet the receiver installs just like a Farpointe Pyramid Series proximity reader for easy integration with popular proximity or contactless smart card access control systems. Available in either a two- or four-button configuration and equipped standard with a weather-resistant potted proximity or contactless smart card module, the transmitter can be used as a presentation-style access credential. Using standard 26-bit Wiegand protocol and featuring standard mounting holes, they can be used as "add-on" or "wire-in" receivers. www.farpointedata.com Request more information: www.SecurityInfoWatch.com/11749017 SARGENT Passport 1000 IP-Enabled Campus Access Control Locks SARGENT Passport 1000 P1 and P2 Power over Ethernet (PoE) and WiFi locks lever- age existing network infrastructure to provide advanced security and easier, more cost-effective installations. Designed specifically for the campus environment, the IP-enabled access control locks fea- ture HID® multiCLASS SE™ technology for a future-proof solution. With simultaneous support for multiple credentials, they offer an easy migration path to higher security credentials and NFC mobile access. Recognized for its contribution to sus- tainable buildings, the Passport P1 re-uses existing IEEE 802.3af PoE infrastructure, streamlines the installation process, reduces costs and components, and mini- mizes power consumption. The Passport 1000 P2 uses IEEE 802.11b/g/n WiFi tech- nology, completely eliminating any wiring, significantly reducing installation time and enabling access control in more locations. Combined with ASSA ABLOY's PERSONA Campus™ software or with approved third-party software, Passport 1000 locks integrate seamlessly into transactional and housing systems, providing comprehen- sive, reliable access control for the campus environment. They integrate all standard access control components into a single device — ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 lock or exit device, controller, card reader, door posi- tion switch and Request-to-Exit sensor — and are available in mortise lock, cylindri- cal lock or exit device configurations. Request more information: www.SecurityInfoWatch.com/10216599 www.intelligentopenings.com/campus WinDSX AES-256 Encryption Software The WinDSX AES-256 encryption software from DSX Access Systems contains govern - ment approved AES-256 bit encryption technology that can be implemented system-wide. Encryption capabilities are built into the soft- ware and every field con- troller. For example, com- munications to each Loca- tion in WinDSX AES-256 can optionally be encrypted with a unique encryption key assigned by the customer for communicating with that Location's field controllers. This is but another tool for DSX Integra- tors in meeting government requirements and FIPS compliancy just like the recently achieved UL 1076 listing. Once purchased and enabled in the DSX Features Key, there is an Encryption Key that can be implemented to encrypt com- munications between the Comm Server and the Workstations. There is also an encryption key that can be implemented optionally and individually for each location. Once communication is encrypted from the Comm Server to the Master Controller, the encryption is propa- gated to all controllers in that location. Request more information: www.SecurityInfoWatch.com/10271691 www.dsxinc.com