The RACS 4 is a networked access control system based on single door access controllers, readers, communication interfaces, expanders, network controllers and managing software. System functionality depends on the type of equipment used in particular installation. The RACS 4 can be divided into separate branches which are called access networks or subsystems. Up to 250 networks can be integrated into single access control installation. Each network may have up to 32 access controllers connected to RS485 communication bus and with distance up to 1200m. The PR Master software communicates with individual network through separate serial communication port (COM or USB) or through computer network (WAN or LAN). The RACS 4 is dedicated to small or middle size access installations and is capable to handle up to 1000 controllers and depending on PR series up to 4000 users (PRxx2) or 1000 users (PRxx1). Network Controllers CPR32-NET-BRDNetwork controller for RACS 4 system; electronic module; metal enclosure is offered separately (ME-1); built-in IP/Ethernet interface; support for external memory card (AX-9); required for INTEGRA and APERIO integrations operation with up to 32 access controllers of PRxx1 or PRxx2 series real time clock with battery back-up schedules and calendars global functions: Alarm Zones and Anti-passback Zones 250 000 built–in event buffer up to 33 000 000 event buffer on memory card ethernet communication interface encrypted communication protocol AES 128 CBC integration with INTEGRA (SATEL) alarm panels at alarm zones level integration with APERIO (ASSA ABLOY) wireless door locks system 8 NO/NC inputs 6 transistor outputs 1 A/15 V 2 relay outputs 1.5 A/30 V programmable inputs/outputs signalling of alarm conditions RS485 interface (free topology) power supply 18VAC, 12VDC or 24VDC 1 A/12 VDC and 200 mA/12 VDC supply outputs backup battery charging and monitoring firmware upgrade CE mark Access Controllers PR411DR-SET and PR402DR-SET consist of access controller electronic module and mains transformer which are factory installed inside metal enclosure with a space for 7Ah/12V packup battery. The enclosure is equipped with tamper switch. Each set is dedicated to single door access control point with one or two readers. Both sets can operate with Roger readers or third party access terminals equipped with Wiegand interface. power supply 18 VAC or 12 VDC average current consumption 100 mA (PR411DR electronic module only) connection of two PRT series readers and/or two Wiegand 26-66 bit readers built-in 1.5 A buffered supply module eight programmable NO/NC inputs two programmable 1 A transistor outputs one programmable 1.5 A/30 V relay output one programmable 5 A/230 VAC relay output RS485 communication bus free topology of communication bus (star or tree topology allowed) 1000 users up to 8 “guest” type users on each controller in the system 99 time schedules (CPR32-SE required) 250 user groups 250 000 event buffer (CPR32-SE required) local APB global APB (CPR required) alarm Zones (CPR required) operation with XM-2 I/O extension module integration with burglary system through I/Os door operating modes: Normal, Locked, Unlocked, Conditional Unlocked user identification: Card or PIN, Card and PIN, Card only, PIN only fast programming (15 seconds per each controller in system) quick user editing (up to 3 seconds per each controller in system) integration of multiple access networks in one system (up to 250) multiple networks doesn’t increase system programming time DIN rail enclosure (PR411DR) dimensions: 85.0 x 124.0 x 73.0 mm (height x width x thickness) weight: ≈200.0 g CE mark environmental conditions of operation: temperature from +5°C to +40°C humidity from 10% to 95% Proximity Readers The primary function of readers is to accept identifier (card, PIN, fingerprint, etc.) and to transmit corresponding data to master device, which takes decision on reaction of the system for such identifier. We offer both EM 125 kHz and 13.56 MIFARE® proximity readers with or without keypad as well as biometric readers. All PRT series readers (PRTxxLT, PRTxxEM, PRTxxMF) can be configured for operation in terminal mode as slave devices connected to external access controller. Furthermore, PRTxxEM and PRTxxMF series readers can work in a standalone mode as autonomous access control points. In the terminal mode the readers offer possibility to work in many common communication standards (e.g. Wiegand, Magstripe). Therefore they can operate not only with Roger controllers but also with majority of controllers from different vendors available on the market. power supply 12 VDC 13.56 MHz MIFARE cards reads CSN number reads MSN and SSN number (refers only to MIFARE Classic cards) programmable data output format formats: Wiegand 26-66bit, Magstripe (Clock and data), RS232, RACS (Roger) and others various ways of PIN and keypad codes transmission LED and Buzzer controlled through separate inputs outdoor/indoor installation MIFARE card programming (when operate under RARC freeware software) may operate as an offline standalone access controller up to 120 indexed users with card and/or PIN (standalone mode) authentication: Card and/or PIN event log for 1024 transactions built-in 1.5 A/30 V relay output (PRT64MF & PRT66MF readers only) two NO/NC inputs two 150 mA transistor outputs operation with XM-2 I/O extension module possible connection of the external PRT series reader (two way door control) programmed manually or from PC free managing software (RARC) tamper average current consumption 85 mA (65 mA for version without keypad) reading range up to 6 cm weight: ≈150.0 g CE mark environmental conditions of operation: temperature from -25°C to +60°C humidity from 10% to 95%