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Access Control & Attendance

Controllers and Panels

Networked access control panels hold the user database and time rules and decide when each lock releases. Size the panel by door count and by whether each door has a reader on one side or both, then check the reader interfaces it accepts (Wiegand, RS-485 or OSDP), PoE or 12 V supply, and the management software it runs with; elevator controllers handle floor access separately.

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How to choose an access control panel

The panel stores users, applies time rules and decides when each lock releases, so sizing it correctly saves rework later.

  • Door count: count every door and decide whether each needs a reader on both sides, because in and out reading uses two reader ports per door.
  • Reader interface: match the panel's Wiegand or RS485 inputs to the readers you intend to use.
  • Biometric support: some panels handle fingerprint or face readers directly, others accept cards only. Check the datasheet.
  • Software and network: confirm the management software, TCP/IP connectivity and user capacity suit the site.
  • Elevators: lift floor control uses dedicated elevator controllers, not standard door panels.

Pair a panel with card and fingerprint readers and a suitable electric lock.

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