The ASI1212D controller can work in stand-alone or network modeThe device allows one-sided or two-way control of the transition. In the case of two-sided control, an external ASR series access reader or a reader equipped with a Wiegand interface must be attached to the controller.
ASI1212D DAHUA ACCESS CONTROLLER
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- Brand:
- Dahua
- Product code:
- ASI1212D / 6939554912689
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Specification
| Built-in keyboard:: | Touch control buttons |
|---|---|
| Card reading range:: | Max. 8 cm |
| Card support:: | MIFARE 13.56 MHz |
| Communication:: | RS-485 Wiegand LAN |
| Default administrator login / password:: | - / 88888888 |
| Dimensions:: | 205 x 83 x 33 mm |
| Far (misapprove factor):: | < 0.00004 % |
| Frr (error rate of rejections):: | < 0.15 % |
| Identification time:: | < 1.5 s |
| Input lines:: | 3 |
| Manufacturer / brand:: | DAHUA |
| Network interface:: | 10/100 Base-T |
| Operating temperature:: | -30 °C ... 60 °C |
| Output lines:: | 3 |
| Permissible relative humidity:: | Max. 95 % (non-condensing) |
| Power:: | 9 ... 15 VDC |
| Scales:: | 0.29 kg |
| Sealing:: | IP65 |
| Selected features:: | Built-in Mifare 13.56 MHz proximity reader, Built-in fingerprint reader Memory 3000 fingerprint patterns Possibility to attach an additional ASR series reader (double-sided transition control) Identification modes : Mifare proximity ID, Fingerprint, Any combination of the above Tamper detection - detachment from the ground Cooperation with the opening sensor and exit button Signaling of force input and no closure of 30000 indexed doors users 6 access groups 128 time schedules 128 time zones inside the schedule Holiday settings Anti-passback History of 150000 events Integration with the alarm system via I/O line Remote programming from a computer Built-in watchdog |
| Supported languages:: | English |
| Warranty:: | 3 years |
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