Cardax System Comparison

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1 System Comparison Hardware FT Series 5 Syst Com

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3 Contents 1. Introduction System Diagrams Hardware Comparison Comparison Syst Com

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5 1. Introduction FT Series 5 includes many new features and benefits. In summary these include: Remote Alarms Monitoring using Contact ID Wizards to guide the operator through the process of setting up access control and creating cardholders 10BaseT connection to an existing network. All inputs, outputs and readers are user-definable they are not assigned specific functions. Name-based Cardholder management rather than IDnumber based. Downloadable code to field devices. Multiple cards for cardholders. System Division for multi-tenanted buildings. Line-by-line log printing. Dial-up access to field devices. OPC (alarms and events). Integrated Digital Camera incorporating motion sensing and exposure masking. Integrated intercom. There are also features that will be available in future Series 5 releases including: Auto evacuation report Challenge door Auto run executables Guard tours Zone count Application Programmers Interface Syst Com

6 2. System Diagrams FT Controller 3000 is under development. It is due for release last quarter Syst Com

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10 3. Hardware Comparison The following table compares the features of FT hardware devices with the Commander hardware devices. FT Inputs Outputs Readers Universal Reader Interface Reader I/O Interface Strike Controller Controller 3000 Closed State < k > Open State < k > Tamper State < or > Controller 5000 Strike Controller I/O Interface Relay Interface Pre-defined User-defined Pre-defined User-defined format or Wiegand format (3) FT Digital Camera Incorporating motion sensing and exposure masking Integrated Intercom Incorporated within the FT Intelligent Door Terminal PIN pad Software Preprog. Download Preprog. Download Download Preprog. Preprog. Preprog. Download Lift Control Uses standard inputs, outputs and reader connections Commander 1 Door URI 2 Door URI III Basic Scout Lift control Closed State 10k 10k 10k 0 4k7 - Open State 10k - Inputs Tamper State or - Pre-defined User-defined Outputs Pre-defined (max.) User-defined format 1 Entry/1 Exit 1 Entry 1 Entry/1 Exit 2 Entry (1) (1) Readers or - 4 cars (max) (2) Wiegand format (3) PIN Pad 1 1 (Door 1) Software EPROM EPROM EPROM EPROM EPROM EPROM Notes: (1) Magnetic stripe readers only. Entry reader is integrated with the door controller. (2) Liftcars require a door controller per liftcar. (3) Commander implementation of Wiegand is via preprogrammed EPROM's and DIP switch settings. FT implementation is by downloadable code. Syst Com

11 4. Comparison: FT Series 5 This System Comparison table is provided to assist customers in evaluating upgrade opportunities. has a policy of continuing development, which means that the comparisons will not necessarily be current at the time of reading. To clarify this, have listed the software versions used in the comparison tables. Where a feature has the comment under development, this indicates that the feature is on our development schedule. Software versions used for comparisons in this document are: FT Series 5 Command Centre VQ2.2x// VH4.30// VOS3.2.x// VEL2.11.xx// Syst Com

12 Recommended Computer Specifications - Server FT Series 5 Processor Pentium Pentium Pentium III Pentium III Clock Speed 100 MHz 100 MHz 450 MHz 500MHz (Minimum) RAM 64 Megabytes 32 Megabytes 256 Megabytes 512Megabytes Hard Disk 50 Megabytes free space 400 Megabytes 6 Gigabytes Hard Drive 6 Gigabytes Network Card Only if Data Terminals are used Monitor SVGA 800 x 600 SVGA 800 x 600 SVGA 800 x , SVGA 800 x 600 Operating System Microsoft Windows 95 Windows 98 or Windows ME SCO Open Server 5 Microsoft WindowsNT 4.0 Workstation OR Server Microsoft Windows 2000 / XP Professional or Windows 2000 Server Recommended Computer Specifications - Graphic Workstations FT Series 5 Max. number 3 Data Terminals Processor Pentium SCO Compatible Pentium II Pentium III Clock Speed 100 MHz 100 MHz 350 MHz 500MHz (Minimum) RAM 32 Megabytes 32 Megabytes 128 Megabytes 256Megabytes Hard Disk 50 Megabytes free space 400 Megabytes 4 Gigabytes 6 Gigabytes Network Card support Monitor SVGA 800 x 600 SVGA 800 x 600 SVGA 800 x , SVGA 800 x 600 or 1024 x bit colour Operating System Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows ME Application Software Data Terminal option Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows ME SCO Xvision Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98 Windows ME or Windows NT 4.0 Workstation option Microsoft Windows 2000 / XP Professional Workstation option Syst Com

13 Recommended Computer Specifications Text Terminal Max. number 10 Processor Pentium or VT220 Terminal Clock Speed 100 MHz RAM 32 Megabytes Hard Disk 400 Megabytes Not applicable Network Card support No Monitor SVGA 800 x 600 Operating System Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows ME Application Software Vt220 Terminal Emulation Not applicable FT Series 5 Not applicable Printer Any Microsoft Windows compatible printer Local or network Any printer capable of accepting raw ASCII text. The printer can be parallel, serial, or network connected. Any Microsoft Windows compatible printer Local or network FT Series 5 Any Microsoft Windows compatible printer Local or network No of printers supported Microsoft Windows limits 10 tractor feed Microsoft Windows limits Microsoft Windows limits Syst Com

14 Max. number of Configured Operators Unlimited FT Series 5 Max Limits FT Series 5 FTControllers Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable 500 FT field devices 5000 Commanders Commander poll 50 per Commander addresses FT Lift Control Max. No. of low level shafts 50 (2 per FT Controller) Max. number of levels 1 Shaft 2 Shafts 3 Shafts 4 Shafts Commander Lift control units: Max. number of shafts Low Level (per lift group) High Level Max. number of levels Low Level 1 Shaft 2 Shafts 3 Shafts 4 Shafts Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable per shaft 26 per shaft 20 per shaft Dependant on Lift System per shaft 26 per shaft 20 per shaft Dependant on Lift System per shaft 26 per shaft 20 per shaft Dependant on Lift System per shaft 26 per shaft 20 per shaft Dependant on Lift System Syst Com

15 High Level Alarm Input Messages ,000 (500 per Commander) FT Series 5 20,000 (500 per 30,000 Commander) Output Relays 200 8,000 (200 per Commander) 8,000 (200 per Commander) 20,000 Access Control Zones 50 2,000 (50 per Commander) 2,000 (50 per Commander) 4,000 Access Control Groups per Commander 16 per Commander 2,000 Site Plans 16 Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Max Limits Cards & Cardholders Max. number of cards: Magstripe Proximity 65,000 9,999,999 65,000 9,999,999 65,000 9,999,999 FT Series 5 65,000 9,999,999 Cardholders (recommended for system performance considerations) 21,000 depending on Commander configuration 21,000 per Commander, depending on Commander configuration 21,000 per Commander depending on Commander configuration Cards per Cardholder Card Issue Levels Personal Data Fields ,000 Syst Com

16 Cardholder Database Cardholder Access Individual cardholder profiles Individual cardholder profiles Individual cardholder profiles Cardholder Database Management Central Database Copy of Cardholder record at Commander / Controllers FT Series 5 Access Groups Bulk Changes to Cardholders No Not directly applicable (uses Access Groups) Card data import Manual operation. Using Card Manager Manual operation Cardholder ID Number-based Number-based Number-based Name-based Photo Identification shares the cardholder database with Photopass II. Information can be exported to Photopass II using Cardholder Link incorporates PhotoID functionality. Additional licensing is required. FT Series 5 FT Series 5 incorporates PhotoID functionality. Additional licensing is required. Syst Com

17 Card Encoding Available from Photopass II or Encoder II Available from Photopass II or Encoder II incorporates card encoding functionality. Additional licensing is required. FT Series 5 Encoder III for card encoding. Transferring Cardholders Process to transfer records to field hardware Automatic. Manual also available Automatic. Manual also available. Automatic. Manual also available. FT Series 5 Automatic. Manual also available. Syst Com

18 Compatible Identification Technologies Swipe Prox (TIRIS) Prox (Mifare) Prox (125) Wiegand 26/8 bit Wiegand 26/12 bit Deister Prox. (36 bit) Hughes Prox. (36/14 bit) Indala (27/13 bit) Other Wiegand Formats No No No FT Series 5 using Universal Card Format (UCF) to configure the format as required. Distributed Processing FT Series 5 Site Management Access Zones Number of access zones 50 per Commander 50 per Commander 50 per Commander 4000 FT Series 5 Syst Com

19 Site Management Access Modes FT Series 5 Free Secure Pending (double card override) Dual Auth Escort PIN Only Time Frames Day Files Lift Levels Lift PINs Alarm Zones Timed Outputs Site Plans FT Series 5 Add / Modify / Delete Overrides FT Series 5 Override Door / Zone for Zone, No for Door Lift Level Alarm Zone Anti-Passback Forgive Zone Count Syst Com

20 Alarms Management Number of Alarm Zones (allows logically grouped inputs requiring the same action at the same time) Colour coded Alarm Priorities Alarms listed in the Alarms pane in descending chronological order and grouped by priority. Acknowledging and processing alarms Details of Alarm Instruction for Alarm Alarm History Alarm Modes Option to mute (silence) without acknowledging or processing the alarm. FT Series 5 50 per Commander 50 per Commander 100 per Commander Unlimited 4, message and ignore 4, message and ignore 4, message and ignore 8, message and ignore In a Process Alarm dialog box. Displayed in the alarm window and in the Process Alarm Dialog box. Displayed in the Preprogrammed Alarm Response window Displayed in the Process Alarm Dialog box. 2 (Set and Unset)Alarm Mode reflects whether an Alarm zone is set (active), unset (disarmed) or user (authorised cardholder can set/unset alarm) In a Process Alarm dialog box. In a Process Alarm dialog box. In a Process Alarm dialog box. Displayed in the alarm Alarm Data tab contains Alarm Data tab contains window and in the Process detailed information on what detailed information on Alarm Dialog box generated the alarm. what generated the alarm. Displayed in the Preprogrammed Alarm Instruction tab Alarm Instruction tab Alarm displays the alarm displays the alarm Response window instruction for the current instruction for the current alarm alarm Displayed in the Process Alarm History tab lists Alarm History tab lists Alarm Dialog box. previous actions on the previous actions on the alarm, eg acknowledgement. alarm, eg acknowledgement. 2 (Set and Unset) 2 (Set and Unset) 4 (Set, Unset, User1 and User2) Syst Com

21 Anti Alarm Flooding option (enables the to automatically process any alarms that are defined as Anti-flooding.) Remote Alarm Management FT Series 5 Future development No No No Reports FT Series 5 Creating Reports Reports are created using Report Generators. Reports are created using Report Generators. Reports are created using Report Generators. Reports are created using Report Generators. Saved Report Templates. available AutoReport feature Not Available Not Available Future development enabling multiple copies of a cardholder report to be generated automatically in response to an alarm/event and sent to multiple printers Evacuation Report. Automatic Manual only. Automatic Manual only Syst Com

22 Standard Reports Events / Alarms / Messages Cardholder (for card details, access rights and personal data) FT Series 5 Activity for all system Activity for all system Audit Trail for all system Audit Trail for all system events, alarms and events, alarms and events, alarms and events, alarms and messages messages messages messages Unprocessed Alarms No No Exception for all unprocessed alarms in the system. Guard Tour Routes No No Route for details of guard tour routes. Time & Attendance Time & Attendance for Time & Attendance for cardholder attendance cardholder attendance Exception for all unprocessed alarms in the system. No Time & Attendance for cardholder attendance. Setup (system details) For release in Version 2 software Alarm Instruction Not Available Report Output Options Print preview and zoom, print, or save to ASCII file Preview print or disk Print preview and zoom, print, or save to ASCII file. Print preview and zoom, print, or save to ASCII file. System Division FT Series 5 Not Available Not Available Partial divisions supported. Multiple divisions supported. Syst Com

23 Guard Tours Not Available Not Available Alarms and/or messages are generated for the following events: Guard arrived too early Guard arrived too late Guard did not arrive Guard arrived at the wrong point Guard tours can be paused and then restarted with the same or a different guard. 20 guard tours can be run simultaneously. FT Series 5 Future development Syst Com

24 Challenge Doors can be selected as Challenge doors. When a cardholder presents their card at a challenge door, a picture of the cardholder is displayed at. In automatic access mode, the picture will close automatically after a timeout period. The door will still operate normally. In controlled access mode, the operator must either grant or deny access after viewing the picture. FT Series 5 Not Available Not Available Future development Syst Com

25 Anti-Passback Zones can be designated as anti-passback. Once a valid access is made, a cardholder must exit from an antipassback zone using their card. Option: Timed Antipassback. FT Series 5 Zone Count Zone count tells how many cardholders (people or vehicles) are in a zone. You can also define the minimum and maximum numbers of cardholders allowed in a zone. When the minimum or maximum is reached, the system can operate relays or generate alarms. FT Series 5 Future development Syst Com

26 Audit Trail Recent site activity is displayed in the Activity pane of the Main window. FT Series 5 No events populate the Window after opening. Backup & Archive FT Series 5 Backup. Automatic Manual only.. Automatic. Automatic Recover Data can be recovered using the Recover Backup Data tool. Data can be recovered using the Recover Backup Data tool. Archive Data can be recovered using the Recover Backup Data tool. Data can be recovered using the Recover Backup Data tool. Activity events can be deleted automatically after a specified time period. Retrieval for reporting Events deleted as soon as it is archived. Syst Com

27 Tools Locate Cardholder (displays the last zone the selected cardholder s card was used at.) Status Monitor (displays the status of the communications links between Command and Field hardware) Open Door (opens a door selected from an alphabetical list of available doors.) Wizards to guide operator through common operations FT Series 5 No., available in find tool. No No No Languages English Russian English English Chinese FT Series 5 English Syst Com

28 Integration With Other Systems Data interfaces Photopass II only, via cardholder link, via Windows API CCTV Interface, via RS232, via RS232, via RS232 FT, via OPC Alarms & Events, via RS232 and network Log (line) printing No No Remote Alarms Management (Contact ID) Transmit Remote Alarms Management (Contact ID) Receive No No No No No Syst Com

29 Disclaimer Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, neither (International) Ltd nor any employee of the company, shall be liable on any ground whatsoever to any party in respect of decisions or actions they may make as a result of using this information. In accordance with the policy of continuing development, design and specifications are subject to change without notice. access control systems and products are developed and manufactured by (International) Ltd, an ISO 9001 certified supplier. is a registered trademark of (International) Ltd. All trademarks and logos are properties of the respective owners. FT: Patents pending. Syst Com