Product Focus

Aug 1, 2003 12:00 PM

Data Conversion For Access Control

Translates major reader technologies

The data conversion system for card access control systems uses configuration imports to convert and export various format types. The data conversion system provides multiple site access with a single card. Data can be converted to use or replace existing hardware, enabling users to update card access systems, or change or add vendors.

Features: reader technologies include Wiegand, barcode, mag-stripe and proximity.
DataBenders
CYPRESS COMPUTER SYSTEMS INC.
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
CIRCLE #86 ON CARD

Biometric Door Lock

Stores up to 500 fingerprints

The fingerprint/combination door locksets are standalone units. The locksets provide fingerprint-with-password verification for user verification and store up to 500 fingerprints. Fingerprint registration and deletion are done on a keypad on the lock, using master code. Locks record entry audits, and audits can be downloaded to a computer using an RS232 port and the supplier's software.

Feature: locks are equipped with mechanical keycard for emergency override.
Fingerprint/Combination Lockset
I-VISION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
CIRCLE #87 ON CARD

Badging And Management System

Iris recognition capabilities

The badging and management system enables users to register and print temporary identification badges unassisted with detailed entry/egress logs for tracking and report generation. The system employs the supplier's BM-ET300 and Authenticam iris recognition systems. The system consists of a registration station and an authentication station. Users first register with security personnel to capture an iris code image and ID photo. Users then log onto the system using iris recognition. Upon verification, a temporary ID badge is generated from a laser printer networked into the system.

Feature: multiple lobby authentication stations can be networked for campus-wide applications.
PEARLS
PANASONIC SECURITY SYSTEMS
Secaucus, N.J.
CIRCLE #88 ON CARD

Electronic Article Surveillance System

Automated alarm management

The automated EAS alarm management system enables users to track alarms on an ATM-type panel, which records elapsed response time, reason, location and system status. Using the keypad, or an optional scanner, additional point-of-sale information such as aisle/cashier and items recovered can be logged. The resulting alarm incident report becomes part of the centralized database.
UltraLink
ADT SECURITY SERVICES INC.
Boca Raton, Fla.
CIRCLE #89 ON CARD

Biometric Security Software

Authentication for remote workers

The software replaces text-based passwords with biometric authentication methods, such as fingerprint, voice, iris and facial recognition. The software is an enhanced version of the supplier's biometric security product for Novell Directory Service (NDS) networks. It enables Novell eDirectory users to biometrically authenticate over a remote connection such as a Citrix session, Windows Terminal Services, or an XP Remote Desktop session.

Features: smart card support; user authority delegation; enrollment options; disconnected logon functionality; and server-based computing.
SAFmodule 3.0 for NMAS
SAFLINK CORP.
Bellevue, Wash.
CIRCLE #90 ON CARD

Barrier Arm Optical Turnstiles

Reduced size and motorized retracting

The optical turnstiles combine reduced size and motorized retracting barrier arms with optical technology for secure bi-directional access control. The turnstiles operate in three user-configurable modes, including arms normally open, arms normally closed and barrier free. Local and/or remote alarms notify security personnel of attempted unauthorized passage in any of the three modes. Card readers and other access control devices may be integrated for use within the turnstiles.

Feature: GateKeeper administration software enables all installed SU3000 turnstiles to be configured and monitored from a single PC.
Supervisor 3000-SM/MD
ALVARADO MANUFACTURING CO. INC.
Chino, Calif.
CIRCLE #91 ON CARD

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