• Axis A1001
• HID VertX/Edge EVO
• Mercury (All Controllers)
• ZK Access (ACP/inBIO)
• Biometrics

• Axis Camera Station
• Exacq
• Milestone
• Network Optix
• Video Insight

• Bosch
• DMP
• ELK

• Inovonics
• Edwards Fire Panel
• Serial/Network Interface

• Fargo
• Magicard
• Any Windows Compliant Printer

• Kone
• Mercury
• ZK Access

• Aperio
• Assa Abloy
• Schlage (Allegion)

• Active Directory
• ODBC
• Spreadsheets
• Text Files

• Facebook
• Twitter
• Messenger Services
• Newsfeeds

• XML Web Services
• Allows for 3rd Party Integration
• Supports All Commands

• Server 2016
• Server 2012
• Server 2008
• Windows 10
• Windows 8
• Windows 7
• Note: End of Life (EOL) notice for Windows 2000 Support effective as of June 18, 2009.

• English
• Spanish
• German
• Finnish
• French
• Italian
• Portuguese
• Swedish

• Microsoft Access
• Microsoft SQL Server

Note: Microsoft Access has a database size limitation of 2 GB and should be used in smaller installations in which a large amount of events do not occur. SQL Server Express has a database size limitation of 4 GB.

• Google Chrome
• Mozilla Firefox
• Internet Explorer

Note: Browser support is only available when using the IS2000 Thin Client.

It is imperative that the proper database maintenance be configured for the SQL Server, IMRON Corporation is not responsible for the configuration / management of the SQL database as this is outside of the scope of support provided by IMRON Corporation. Any database maintenance plans and configuration of the SQL logging should be configured and managed by the site’s IT department as well as the installing dealer.

Archives through IS2000 should be performed regularly to ensure the size of the Events table / Audit table are not allowed to grow to unmanageable sizes. How frequently the archive process should be scheduled will depend on the amount of events the customer receives daily. It is strongly recommended that customers that receive 5,000 or more events daily should perform archives monthly.

Database backups should be completed on a regular basis. All database backup files should be stored on a network or external drive to avoid data loss in the event of a catastrophic machine failure. Both the Data folder as well as the database files should be backed up on a regular basis. The database backups should be tested periodically to ensure the backup process has been completed successfully.

For sites with a large amount of events, IMRON Corporation strongly suggests evaluating the database for events that are excessive and disabling these events. For example, REX (Request to Exit), Door is Open and Door is Closed messages. This will prevent the Events database from reaching capacity.

IS2000 is a server / client environment. All licensing for the client machines is obtained from their respective server. The client machines do not store any data and will push any changes made on the client to the server’s database. It is imperative for the IS2000 application to be running on the server machine in order for the client machines to connect to IS2000 properly. If there is a loss of communication between the IS2000 server and the client machine, the client machines will experience problems connecting and writing data to the database.

It is unnecessary to perform downloads frequently on the system and when completing downloads the operator should take great care in doing so to avoid an interruption of access to readers and events. When performing a download, only one (1) download should be started at a time. Performing multiple downloads will cause the system to download multiple times, the first download started will not be interrupted, the system will wait for the first download to complete before starting the next download. Depending on the databases selected to be downloaded, the amount of cardholder records and the amount of controller’s onsite, the download process can take up to five (5) minutes to complete per controller.

When a download of personnel records takes place, the controller’s memory is cleared and the personnel records are sent to the controller. During this period of time the card holder may receive an “Access Denied” event. If the card is presented multiple times the controller will learn the card information and grant access if the card has the proper access levels.

IMRON Corporation requires that all support provided be provided to IMRON Certified dealers only. A self guided curriculum/certification is available via the Help section of the IS2000 software at no charge.