CEM Systems InfoProx IPO200 Specification

InfoProx™
Intelligent Proximity/Smartcard Reader
OVERVIEW
The compact and discreet InfoProx™ card reader is designed for use as part of an
integrated on-line access control system giving off-line card validation and intelligent
decision-making at the point of entry, even when host communications are not
available. The reader also stores transaction details to be transferred to the host
computer when communications are restored.
Available in both traditional 125 kHz proximity (IPO200) and MiFare smart card
(IPO210) options, the reader, LCD display, LEDs and keypad are housed in a single
polycarbonate enclosure. Despite its small size, the reader has a 32 character backlit
LCD to display messages, providing system administrators and users with immediate
plain text descriptions of events such as 'Access Denied' . The reader provides its own
anti-tamper protection and interfaces directly to the door furniture and 12V lock power
supply eliminating the need for additional controllers, I/O (Input/Output) units and
greatly reducing installation costs.
The InfoProx card reader has four analogue inputs and two outputs allowing it to
control local door strikes or other equipment without the need for a separate door
controller. The keypad also offers additional security when PIN validation is required.
An InfoProx Exit reader is also supported for IN/OUT control.
InfoProx™
IPO200/IPO210
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IPO200/IPO210
FEATURES
• Available in both 125 kHz
proximity (IPO200) and MiFare
smart card (IPO210) technology
options
• In-built database for off-line card
validation
• Three LED indicators to visually
confirm or deny entry
• Suitable for indoor or outdoor
installation
• Backlit LCD display shows easy to
understand messages for the user
• Keypad for added PIN security
• Supports Entry/Exit configuration
for IN/OUT control
• Interfaces directly with door
furniture and lock power supply –
no need for additional controllers
or I/O units
• 4 inputs to monitor alarms such
as door held/forced conditions
and secure side exit push button
operation