Access Control Software

Apr 1, 1999 12:00 PM, Access Control & Security Systems Integration Staff

Building automation system Integrates multi-vendor systems The LonWorks-based system is a distributed network of application-specific controllers, programmable controllers with flexible I/O and intelligent thermostats.

Features: graphical user interface, support for the Flexible System Controller 02, support for Coactive routers, automatic front-end update from panels, HTML database printouts, on-line database shutdown and backup. NexSys 1.3 ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS USA INC. Louisville, Ky.

Security management system Incorporates biometric applications Compatible biometric technologies include retinal, fingerprint and hand geometry recognition. The system also accepts contact smart card readers and contactless readers using Mifare technology. Features: video badging, on-screen CCTV control, fire alarm monitoring, graphic maps, single-platform control. NT 3400 Security Management Information System SIMPLEX Gardner, Mass.

Access control software Uses open architecture The "native" Microsoft Windows NT alarm monitoring and access control software application allows managing and monitoring of multiple sites over existing wide area networks. Features: real-time status updates, point-and-click operation through graphical management system, PIN code and log-on control. COMSEC GMS-32 MOSLER Hamilton, Ohio

Security management system Point-and-click interface The system is built on an industry-standard NT platform and can accommodate most existing hardware components. It can link access control, ID badging, video surveillance, intrusion detection, process monitoring and fire detection. Features: programmable access levels, displays floor plans and maps to pinpoint triggered alarms, alarm monitoring from more than one site on network. Advantage Suite for Networks ADVANTOR CORP. Orlando, Fla.

Windows applications suite Non-proprietary integration The Windows 95/NT client-server applications suite has a 32-bit operating system that integrates multi-brand access control, intrusion detection, CCTV, lighting and fire alarm systems into a graphics-oriented platform. Features: user-defined controls; allows additional workstations at any point on the network; new options include UniGuard Access Control with elevator control; UniBadge Photo Imaging; and UniTour guard tour system. UniNet 2000 NOTIFIER INTEGRATED SYSTEMS, A PITTWAY CO. Northford, Conn.

Security management system Powered by a Unix server Using Windows NT operator stations, the multi-user, multi-tasking system monitors thousands of access points and reports transactions to one or more security centers in real-time. Features: graphical user interface, alarm monitoring, audit trail, system diagnostics, multiple access control technology capability, modular expandability. NexSentry Command Center WSE Fremont, Calif.

Access control system Industry-standard compatibility The scaleable network controller runs on a Windows NT platform and uses Microsoft's SQL 6.5 Server. Features: controls 16 to 16,000 doors, capacity for more than a million badges, three-tier distributed intelligence. Frontier Access Control Security System MATRIX SYSTEMS INC. Dayton, Ohio

Building control software One-window control The open-architecture application provides integrated control of building systems, including security, access control, HVAC, lighting, energy, life safety, financial and personnel records, environmental controls and supply-chain databases. No proprei- tary hardware is needed. Features: Windows NT platform; support for local and remote operator stations and field controllers; SQL access permits consolidation of databases; scaleable; Web-enabled. Enterprise Buildings Integrator HONEYWELL INC. Minneapolis

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