Standalone - Single Door Access Control EL360

EL360
Single-door Access Control System
The EL360 Single-door Access Controller is the most basic level of security systems which provides the basic function of controlling the entry and exit through that particular door. The EL360 combines access controller and card reader, offers convenient, programmable access control at a low cost. It can function in a stand-alone mode or up to 16 units of EL360 can be networked together with the controller using ELID Access Management Software (EsofWIN).
Large User & Transaction Database
Up to 1,750 users' IDs can be stored in EL360, and the most recent 1,000 transactions are logged. The information is stored in non-volatile memory, ensuring the database stays intact even when power is removed.
User Friendly Operation
EL360 is equipped with 7-segment display. The display gives clear status indication of controller condition during operation. For example, when a card is denied entry, the display shows the reason for the denial. E-ic means Invalid Card, E-ca means Time Zone violation, E-rd means Wrong Card Format etc.
Programming of the EL360 is intuitive and friendly. All commands are entered by function buttons clearly marked on the keypad. Data to be keyed in and feedback of value which have been keyed in are clearly shown on the 7-segment display.
Time Zone
EL360 caters for timers and time zones, limiting access and users to different times of the day.
Built-in Reader
EL360 has a built-in EM Reader.
High Security
A major user concern for stand alone controller is that once the controller is forcibly opened, the door that the controller is protecting can then be released open. For the EL360, the inputs and outputs are located on a separate remote relay module (EZ6) which is located in a secure zone.
Advanced Design
EL360 uses an 8-bit microcontroller, with firmware stored in Flash Memory. The firmware can be updated in-circuit, through serial download from PC. This makes firmware upgrade hassle free.
Reliable Operation
EL360 is equipped with a real time clock backed up by a lithium battery. Time will continue to run even during power failure. Essential equipment settings, card database and transaction database are stored in EEPROM.