The new device can be used wherever doors are to be secured by multi-level authentication – physically with a card and logically by means of a password.
The wireless Aperio PINpad escutcheon allows access to rooms simply by entering a PIN, via a card reader or with a combination of both. The user code to be entered can have four to eight characters.
Depending on the integration in the access control system, the escutcheon supports the integrated duress code function to provide increased security. Depending on the integration level of the device, a silent hold-up alarm can be triggered in the security centre if, in a dangerous situation, the user enters the attack code instead of his own PIN.
The Aperio PINpad escutcheon is available for conventional RFID technologies: Iclass, Mifare classic/plus and Mifare Desfire as well as for existing 125 kHz access control systems based on HID Prox or EM410x.
08/03/2013
Aperio escutcheon with PIN code
London, UK
Assa Abloy is adding another innovation to its range of products with the new Aperio escutcheon with PIN code, which allows access control systems to be extended without wiring as this new device provides multi-level door security – without the need for wiring.
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