Basics of Access Control

A first look at access control for beginners

[@allaroundsecurity1794]

Nice explanation of Access control system .

[@lampoyo]

Working on these doors for the first time. Thank you!

[@bakerpatrick6842]

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[@rodrigoleonardo2597]

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[@tehshittiestlogin]

A mostly overlooked component of all access control systems is the DOOR CLOSER

[@TecSpec9000]

You should fully explain that a Request to Exit is mounted on the secure side (inside) of the door. Otherwise good video.

[@GIJew]

Good point. Someone who doesn't know any better would assume based off this video that it's also mounted on the outside. In reality, it's on the side we can't see.

[@YolaTechSolutions]

Nice detailed

[@Kit_Bear]

Basics of Access control is a Standalone System not a Networked system but I liked the explanation. Well done.

[@kantechsupport6044]

It can be networked or not, there is no difference in the functioning of the system. The system described in this video is a networked EntraPass system.

[@23Thomasdevasia1992]

Very good explanation

[@mohamednady867]

nice its very good

[@ahmedhasan6955]

Thanks for the useful informations

[@user-rm6xr7oq8v]

Hello, I have several KT-400PCBs whose heartbeat lights cannot be started, while DC, AC and network can be started. May I ask what is the problem?

[@tuntunmyint1691]

thanks

[@EzraMosomi]

Nice Breakdown there. Good Stuff!

[@Stephen-lt1tp]

The software is the hardest part

[@Flawlessfox2001]

Not if you use verkada. That’s the easiest access control software there is

[@AngelMichael685]

Access control λέγεται

[@Pramesh31]

what is height of t .rex sensor and connection mercury MR 51E

[@kantechsupport6044]

I'm afraid we do not have that information at Kantech. Contact the manufacturer of the product for installation recommendations.

[@jaimestuardo4655]

Hello! I have one question about connecting REX button to KT-300. Button should me NC or NO? an illustration in the installation manual suggests normally closed, but in other documents, I have seen it could be normally opened. What is it? or it is configurable? Regards Jaime

[@Kit_Bear]

On most systems it's N/O. (Close the circuit to open the door) Just test it with a spare wire from negative ground to the push button (REX) terminal. If it activates the relay as soon as you touch it it's N/O and if it activates as soon as you remove it then it's N/C. Hope this helps.

[@jaimestuardo4655]

@@Kit_Bear Many thanks!!! Customer has another controllers KT-300 in his building. All existing doors are opened when the exit button is released, therefore all of them are N/C. I will configure the new doors the same way.

[@flira3flira340]

No electricity also can use or not

[@kantechsupport6044]

As long as you have a backup battery connected to the controller, it can work during a power blackout. The duration will depend on the usage.

[@obiobalafrancis8063]

Were is the access controller positioned

[@kantechsupport6044]

It could be positioned as far as 1000 feet away. Only the installer can answer that question

[@JonTheChron]

Usually in a server room, a telecom room, a closet, above a door (secured side) or any other secured location.

[@antonhristov1926]

Can I install 2 card readers on both sides of the same door

[@kantechsupport6044]

It really depends on your equipment. If you are using a KT-400 or a KT-1, you can if using ioProx or ioSmart readers. Please contact technical support if you require any additional information

[@newzealandgurusinghproduct7917]

on gallagher, yes u can. just need to program and assign to the door

[@Mr1bigsexy]

No one actually shows how to hook all this up to a power supply

[@kantechsupport6044]

All the wiring diagrams are available in the controller manual available in the technical library of our website. www.kantech.com