ACCESS CONTROL ExpansE - Distributed Access Control

ACCESS CONTROL ExpansE - Distributed Access Control Highlights:  High Capacity, Fast and Powerful  Distributed Architecture - The more doors installed – the lower the price per door - Highly scalable – expandable to facilitate extremely large applications - Extended reliability  Web Browser-Based System Management

ACCESS CONTROL Innovative Approach to Access Control Traditional, centralized systems, due to unnecessary redundancy, expensive costs and limited capacity, can not provide solution to large scale access control systems (commercial, industrial and government facilities such as airports, hospitals, office buildings, and more..) ExpansE is a new and innovative distributed access control system, designed to provide a suitable security solution at a competitive price.

ACCESS CONTROL Central Vs. Distributed System Architecture Central Architecture  Use multiple controllers require synchronization – - Limited performance and system capacity - Complicates integration with 3 rd party systems  Hardware is duplicated many times to cover large applications - Complicated and costly installation, configuration, networking and cabling Distributed Architecture  The main controller is connected to the doors via communications only, and is physically separated from the secondary units that manage the door elements - Substantially reducing cabling work and simplifying the installation process - Allows systems to expand from a single door to thousands of doors in multiple sites, without unnecessary redundancy - Easily integrated with external systems such as DVRs, Intrusion Alarms, and others.

ACCESS CONTROL High Capacity, Economical, Scalable Each one of the ExpansE’s secondary units (e.g., a door, I/O or elevator) is geographically separated from the main panel, and can control up to 64 readers with additional expansion. The system’s high capacity and scalable design is evident in its pricing scheme – the more doors installed, the lower the price-per- door. Once eight or more doors are installed, the overall price-per-door becomes lower than that of a traditional system, and is reduced by tens of percents for every additional door.

ACCESS CONTROL Web Browser-based User Interface ExpansE’s built-in Web-browser and networking capabilities provide faster and easier setup – software installation and computer configuration are not required. You control all system configuration options and additional services, including real-time monitoring, from any panel and computer on the network.

ACCESS CONTROL Quick To Install, Easy To Use Easy to Design Flexible architecture, configurations, and variety of control options, along with an intelligent, easy- to-configure decision-making engine, make it simple to plan a wide range of deployment options. Easy to Implement Pre-networked and pre-powered multiple-tray cabinets Standalone, networked, powered and backed-up enclosed secondary units A selection of powering and back-up solutions, including Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) Easy to Install All of ExpansE’s system components are "plug and play" using communication options such as Ethernet and RS-485, with a minimum of cabling. Neither software installation nor computer configuration are required. System configuration is straightforward and can be configured in a short time, and without specialized training. Easy to Operate ExpansE's friendly Web interface facilitates management of Access Control, Video, and Alarm Monitoring from any panel or Web browser, and does not require highly skilled operators. Additionally, the system's full client-server architecture allows multiple-client usage at different user levels.

ACCESS CONTROL State of The Art Technology  Built-in Web server for native networked and Internet environment  Powerful ARM9 architecture based processor with built-in Linux™/ operating system  Power over Ethernet (PoE) as an optional method for powering  P2P Connection between all networked panels  Flash technology based Web user interface  3-Tier networking Arm and ARM9 is a trademark of ARM Corporation. Adobe Flash is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated ("Adobe"). Linux and embedded Linux are trademarks of the Linux Mark Institute (LMI) organization.

ACCESS CONTROL Main Components and Options ExpansE Networked Main Controller EXP Supports 32 doors / 64 readers, up to 128 input and outputs, and up to 128,000 users per controller - 100,000 history event log size - On-board Ethernet, RS-485 and USB 2.0 communication ports - Expansion ports for GSM/PSTN modern dialer and Wi-Fi communicator 16 Relay Elevator Control Unit EXP Form-C relay outputs, ideal for elevator control applications - RS-485, Ethernet (specific models) communication ports

ACCESS CONTROL Main Components and Options Dual Reader Door Unit EXP reader ports -- supports Wiegand 26 bits and other standard and non standard formats - 4 four-state inputs, 4 form-C relay outputs and a sounder output - RS-485, Ethernet (specific models) communication ports 8 I/O Interface EXP Four-State inputs and 8 Form-C outputs - RS-485, Ethernet (specific models) communication ports

ACCESS CONTROL Housing, Power and Networking Options 9 Boards Tray Cabinet Housing - ME-00 Includes the controller and up to additional eight secondary units, in one metal housing, pre-networked, with power supply and battery back-up* Single Board Self Powered Metal Enclosure - ME-01 Self powered metal enclosure for secondary units with 7Ah battery back-up* Single Board Self Powered Plastic Enclosure - ME-12 Self powered plastic enclosure for secondary units with 7Ah battery back-up* Compact Single Board Self Powered Enclosure - ME-14 Compact plastic self powered enclosure for secondary units with 1Ah battery back-up* *Batteries are not included

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