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Welcome to our Access Control System Components page, where we outline the key elements that make up a robust access control infrastructure:
1. Cards/Tokens:
Cards or tokens serve as the primary means of identification within an access control system. These physical credentials are assigned to individual users and grant them access to designated areas based on their permissions.
2. Readers:
Readers are the devices that interface with the cards or tokens to authenticate users. They come in various forms, including proximity, smart card, or biometric readers, and are strategically placed at entry points throughout the facility.
3. Controllers:
Controllers serve as the brains of the access control system. They receive input from readers, process authentication requests, and make access control decisions based on predefined rules and permissions. Controllers are typically connected to readers, locks, sensors, and other devices via network or wiring.
4. Host:
The Host, often a PC, houses the access control software and serves as the central management point for the entire system. It communicates with controllers to program them, manage user permissions, and monitor system activity.
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