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Net2 software
The access control system is administered from the PC using the Net2 software. Users can be added, reports created and much more. |
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Communications converter
This device connects directly to the serial port of the Net2 PC. It connects the control units with the PC. |
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Door components
Control unit - 1 required for every door. Able to permit or deny access to users without communication to the PC.
Reader - 1 or 2 readers can be fitted to each door. A wide range of readers are compatible with Net2 including proximity, magstripe, keypads and biometric.
Exit button - Any ‘push to make’ button can be used.
Electric lock - The Net2 control unit has voltage free relay contacts. This means that Net2 is capable of operating any type of electric lock. |
Net2 is more than just a multiple door control system. It also supports time carding, with a separate ACU and two readers mounted in a central location (or multiple ACU's and readers in several locations!) you can use the handy software supplied free of charge to monitor your employees working hours, holidays, sickness and dental/hospital appointments. They simply swipe their fob in front of the reader when they arrive, and swipe again on the other reader when they leave.
Net2 can also be integrated with your existing alarm system, setting and unsetting the alarm when the last person enters or leaves your building. Only authorized users can enter the building and unset the alarm, preventing false alarms and meaning you don't need to give out alarm codes to your employees. (N.B. This functionality may require your alarm company to modify your system's setting abilities if you have a monitored and/or maintained system)
Email notification can be used to monitor events, problem employee turning up late? Get an email the moment he arrives! Someone trying to go somewhere they shouldn't? Get an email when it happens.
As well as doors, pretty much anything can be controlled from simple low voltage items, to high voltage machinery, using relay and volt free contacts, as well as toggle able control, you can secure dangerous equipment without locks and keys.
All events are logged in a central database, viewable at any time using the Net2 software.

The illustration shows how Net2 is used to control access through a car park barrier. Hands free technology makes gaining access to the car park convenient for authorized users.

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Token
Those users that require hands free access are issued a hands free token. |
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Reader
In this instance a 2.0m read range is required and the reader is mounted to a metal post. |
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Hands free interface
This device converts standard readers to hands free. It is wired in between the reader and the Net2 ACU. Located within 15m of the reader but not behind metal objects. |
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ACU
1 ACU is required to operate the barrier. The control unit can be located at the barrier or in the building. |
New for 2007 is Net2Air, a powered fob system allowing upto 2m read range on a fob, enabling you to walk up to a door and have it open, without holding the fob next to the reader (typical reading range is 10-15cm maximum). Users can be controlled in a highly customizable manner, giving certain users certain access at specific times only.
Pin and Fob can also be used with special proximity keypads, allowing an extra level of security when required, perhaps only out of hours! |