MORX WebPass-M IP65 Mifare Card and PIN Access Controller, Web-Based

Overview

The MORX WebPass-M is the Mifare version of the WebPass weatherproof card and PIN door controller. It reads 13.56 MHz Mifare smart cards or accepts a password, is set up from a web browser, and runs on its own or as part of a group of WebPass readers on the local network. It suits offices, campuses, hostels and gated places that use Mifare cards and need weatherproof readers at gates and outdoor doors.

Is it right for you?

• It suits outdoor gates and doors: IP65 and rated 0 to 65 °C.
• It suits a place that already issues Mifare cards, with up to 20,000 cards (50,000 with the extension).
• It suits a group of doors managed together over the network.
• If your cards are 125 kHz EM proximity cards, choose the WebPass-E.

Key features

• 20,000 card users, extendable to 50,000, with 65,536 access logs.
• Card or password verification.
• Wired network (TCP/IP), an RS485 serial link and Wiegand 26/34 bit input and output.
• Built-in web server with real-time log push and remote door control.
• Anti-tamper switch and anti-passback.
• IP65 housing, 120 x 80 x 28 mm.
• Optional Power over Ethernet (PoE) module.

What else you need

• A 9 to 24 V DC, 1 A power supply, or the optional PoE module with a PoE switch.
• An electromagnetic (EM) lock or electric strike and an exit button.
• Mifare cards for your users and a network point.

Installation

An access control installer should mount it at the gate or door with the supplied access control cable, wire the lock, exit button and power, and connect it to the network before setting it up in the browser or in SOMAC.

Software and licences

SOMAC management software ships with each unit, and the built-in web server allows browser management without it.

Before you buy

• Confirm the card type on the quotation: this is the 13.56 MHz Mifare version.
• PoE is an optional module, so state it on the order if wanted.
• Ask for the 50,000 card extension if 20,000 is not enough.