Product Focus

Jun 1, 2004 12:00 PM

           

1. Card-Issuance System Windows-based operation

   The card-issuance system provides high-speed contact and contactless smart card personalization as well as color printing and a flat-screen control panel. The system can be configured with up to 20 modules. The system is suitable for government ID and other high-volume card issuance programs that involve embossing, graphics printing and magnetic stripe encoding.
   9000E System
   DATACARD GROUP
   CIRCLE #97 ON CARD

2. Mechanical Turnstiles Field-configurable

   Turnstile models include Classic and Mini-Classic Series and a modern Millennium Series. Compatible with any major access control system, the turnstiles are field-configurable for a variety of functions. The units will monitor traffic flow of up to 20 people per minute per lane, while sensor and mechanical systems ensure that only one person enters for each valid card.

   Features: models include security options including a drop arm feature for quick building evacuation and a random search feature.

   
   Mechanical Turnstiles
   DESIGNED SECURITY INC.
   CIRCLE #98 ON CARD
3. Access Control Starter Kit For one to four doors

   Starter kit is designed to provide access control for small companies looking to secure one to four doors. Complete with the software, hardware and readers, the supplier's C-CURE 800 kit provides an arsenal of security features that the standard C-CURE 800 models provide.

   Features: advanced alarm and event monitoring; full muster/de-muster control.
   Access Control Starter Kit
   SOFTWARE HOUSE
   CIRCLE #99 ON CARD

4. Walk-Through Metal Detector Portable

   The metal detector weighs less than 90 pounds and has a modular assembly, collapsible tote configuration and 40 hours of battery life. It has 100 sensitivity settings, a control panel, intuitive three-zone detection capability for ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
   M-Scope
   FISHER LABS
   CIRCLE #100 ON CARD

5. Smart Card Holder Two-sided

   The two-sided holder enables the card to slide in, lock into place and can be easily removed. The cardholder can protect up to two access cards in a durable holder with ease-of-use. The cardholder is compatible with any of the supplier's safety breakaway lanyards.
   10574B Two-Sided Smart Card Holder
   EK EKCESSORIES
   CIRCLE #101 ON CARD

Data Converter

For card access control system

The data converter incorporates more than 100 common reader interface formats in its on-board memory. It provides pluggable connectors and is equipped with field-configurable interface formats, low-power consumption, low-profile snap-in mounting and future expansion for up to 255 formats. Applications include attaching legacy readers to new control panels, attaching Prox readers to POS equipment, toll-tags, time-and-attendance integrations, parking applications and data collection integration.

Features: supports Wiegand, bar code, magstripe, RFID and proximity; built-in pull-up resistor option.
CVX-1200 MultiBender
CYPRESS COMPUTER SYSTEMS INC.
CIRCLE #102 ON CARD

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