1. IDenticard Systems The experienced leader in the world
of integrated security ID
What are the advantages of an access control system?? (elicit one thing from each person)
Advantages for Cardholders
There is piece of mind knowing that the working environment is secure; where cardholders can go and when is controlled automatically.
Convenience: the same card can be used for entry at multiple locations, and for other integrated systems such as time and attendance, or food debit.
When a card is lost, replacement is quick and easy. Lost or stolen cards are made inactive so that security is not compromised, and costly replacement of locksets is not required.
Advantages for Security Guards
Real-time monitoring of system events: who, what, where, when.
Ability to control door locks, and arm or disarm alarm points right in the software.
The guard can log into IDentiPASS from any networked PC running the user interface.
Advantages for Administrators
Add/Edit cardholder information; capture cardholder pictures from any networked PC that has a user interface installed
Design and print badges; replace lost badges
Assign or change access privileges to cardholders
Assign PIN numbers
Run customizable reports

2. Who is IDenticard?
A leader in the security ID industry since 1973, with headquarters in Lancaster PA.
Specialists in physical access control systems and custom identification.
In-house developer and manufacturer of software and hardware.
Marketer of products through a certified and trained partner network.
A part of Brady Corporation, a world leader in identification solutions.

3. IDenticard Corporate Philosophy
Provide unparalleled quality, service and reliability.
Stay close to the customer.
Demonstrate fair, ethical dealings with all parties.
Strive always to be a leader in our industry.
Concentrate on what we know and do best.

4. Sample of Customer Base
New York Hospital
Hoag Hospital
University of Texas at Dallas
Louisville Airport
Compuware
Amoco Oil
Coca-Cola
U.S. Embassies
Department of Homeland Security
U.S. Postal Service
North Carolina Dept. of Transportation
VISA
IKEA

5. Benefits of Access Control Systems
Control and monitor access by individual, door, day and time.
Deactivate card quickly and easily without expense of re-coring locks.
View audit trail of cardholder activities.
Monitor status of doors and other points throughout a facility.
Schedule locking and unlocking of doors.
Verify claimed identity.
Integrate with other systems such as:
CCTV
Fire and burglar systems
Paging systems
Lighting and environmental control
Intercom
Photo Identification

7. A family of access control products for businesses and organizations of all sizes
IDentiPASS LT
An economical introduction to access control, LT is rich in features and specifically tailored to meet the access requirements of up to 6,000 cardholders.
IDentiPASS
An ideal solution for facilities of all sizes – from small independent businesses to Fortune 500 companies. The IDentiPASS system’s superior networking capabilities offer many options for system monitoring, as well as control and database maintenance from multiple locations.
IDentiPASS PLUS
Packed with advanced capabilities, IDentiPASS PLUS offers a comprehensive, integrated security solution. Its versatile features are designed to harness the power of today’s sophisticated security technologies.

8. Standard IDentiPASS Features
Powerful networking capabilities LAN/WAN
Password protection
MSDE or Microsoft Access database
Customizable screen views
Easy system administration
Powerful reporting capabilities
PASSPort integration module
Built-in photo identification software
Support for all reader technologies including biometric and smart card integration
Networking capabilities – More options for system monitoring, control and database maintenance from multiple locations within the system. Provides the ability to monitor, control and maintain from multiple locations. No matter how large the organization, no matter how many sites the customer has scattered around the city or around the globe... adapts to your customer’s unique requirements.
Password Protected – User-authorization access feature for effective system security and integration. Assign passwords per user, limit rights, create an audit trail.
32-bit operating system provides speed in command execution – OS operating system requirements Windows NT 4.0, 2000, or XP. There are three main reasons why NT is becoming today's operating system of choice. First, due to its networkability, it is able to take on an unlimited number of PCs. Second, its 32-bit architecture makes it much faster than older operating systems. Last, it enhances system security. NT's User Manager, for example, allows a system administrator tremendous control over user access and rights. It is possible to restrict access to Word, for instance, or even to specific documents.
ODBC compliant – utilizes an open database connectivity format. Allows the system to attach to an existing ODBC database. Eliminates the need for double data entry -- saving time and eliminating the possibility of typing mistakes. (IVIS 2000 required for attaching.)
Customizable Screen Layout – multiple layouts can be created based on the needs and roles of the person logged-in. Select the exact information you wish to view. Easy-to-read displays show status of alarms and relays using simplified floor plan graphics.
Easy System Administration - User-defined displays helps clarify computer screens, making for less confusing displays, custom-tailored to your specific monitoring requirements. Easily identified functions for assigning Reader Groups, Alarm Points and Relays to simplify programming and database maintenance.
Attach Images and/or Sounds to system events - Links sounds to particular events, immediately identifying what has just occurred. Plays WAV files, or displays BMP & JPG images.
Powerful report capabilites – generate reports for cardholders, system events, filter/search by time period, device or specific transaction
Expandable – both to accommodate more doors and more users and more locations. Adapts to organizations of every size, and grows and expands as your customers’ needs change. Supports basic stand-alone security to the most advanced, integrated networks.
Integrates with other systems – Alarm systems, CCTV Systems; Fire Systems; Paging Systems, environmental control systems, etc.

9. Control up to 40 access control points/doors
Door monitoring and control
Monitor and control up to 360 alarm points and relays
Capacity for 6,000 cardholders
254 time zones
64 holidays
1,023 reader groups
Assign up to 3 distinct access groups per cardholder
Image capture and ID software included
Automatic photo recall
PASSPort
Automatic card activation and expiration
Elevator control
Biometric enrollment

10. Control up to 4,096 access control points/doors
Monitor and control up to 36,864 alarm points
and relays
Capacity for up to 64,000 cardholders
254 time zones
64 holidays
1,023 reader groups
Assign up to 3 distinct access groups per cardholder
Image capture and ID software included
Automatic photo recall
PASSPort
Partitioning
Door monitoring and control
Automatic card activation and expiration
Elevator control
Muster readers/reports
Biometric enrollment

11. Control up to 4,096 access control points/doors
Monitor and control up to 36,864 alarm points and relays
Capacity for up to 64,000 cardholders
254 time zones
64 holidays
1,023 reader groups
Virtually unlimited access group assignment
Image capture and ID software included
Automatic photo recall
Scheduled archiving
Dynamic mapping software
IP camera integration
CCTV- PTZ, DVR and Matrix
switch integration
Device drivers
Partitioning
Door monitoring and control
Automatic card activation and expiration
Advanced elevator control
Card copy command
Muster readers/reports
Biometric enrollment

12. IDentiPASS Hardware Common hardware for all versions of software
Distributed database
Supports multiple reader technologies
Can communicate over an existing LAN or WAN
Has safeguards for system failures
Battery backup
Event buffering in off-line conditions
Panels Polled by PC - Panels do not communicate with each other on the system. Panels make decisions independently. Through the polling process, one event per panel is polled at a time, and then continues on down the line. You can do all 64 panels in less than a second.
Utilize a Distributed Database - when the PCs go off line with the panels (its not if but when), you don’t want the system to come to a screeching halt. Panels all have information that is require to make decisions without being on line with the PC. Cause and effect links from one control panel to another will function as long as the PC is online with each panel. Distributed access control devices make their own access decisions, and upload event messages periodically to the host computer for storage.
Multiple Reader Technologies Supported – e.g. a proximity user may be used at the gate, and a mag strip at the door. I can mix and match reader technologies on the panel.
System Supports Maximum of 512 Panels
Maximum of 4,098 Readers
Maximum of 36,864 Inputs & 36,864 Relays
Maximum 64,000 Cardholders per Panel
4,000 Transaction Buffer - Each panel has an event buffer capable of supporting up to 4,000 transactions. So if a panel goes off line w/PC, the panel still operates. Off line with the PC, panels continue to recognize cardholders, time zones, unlock doors, and and store events until the PC comes on line. At which time, the events are downloaded to the PC for display as well as storage in the history file.
2 Reader & 4 Reader Models Available -
If the host PC turns off or the network goes down, which two of these features will protect system information from this type of communication failure? (distributed database, 4,000 transaction buffer)
These are the maximums that IDentiPASS supports, what is the cardholder capacity for the IDentiPASS Start-Up Kit?? (Refer to cut sheet)

13. Readers Mag stripe – flush mount Mag stripe – surface mount Barcode
Keypad
Proximity
Biometric
Hand Geometry
Fingerprint
Iris Scan
Smart card serial number
Card types are varied. Some cards use multiple technologies, but all encode a card number and optionally a site code. (Page 11)
Barcode – a beam of light reads the data; may be effected by environment conditions.
Magnetic swipe – contact card; data is encoded in a magnetic strip; subject to wear and tear. IDenticard’s laminated cards are the strongest in the industry.
Proximity – contactless card; data is encoded in the card and transmitted by radio frequency antenna.
Smart card – contact or contactless card; identification data is stored in a memory chip. IDenticard has a patented contactless Mifare card.
durable \Unique multilayer card construction extends life of card. The design features of IDentiSMART cards ensure that they last far longer than traditional smart cards.
Secure Custom or standard IDentiGuard™ graphic reduces risk of card fraud
Versatile Photo ensures multipurpose identification
Available bar code logs time and attendance information
Encoded magnetic strip on back providesadditional verification
Protected, invisible antenna within card transmits data to and from an integrated circuit
You can order as few as 100 – within two weeks from proof approval

14. Cards Card Technologies Magnetic stripe Proximity Teslin or PVC
Barcode
Smart card
Teslin or PVC
Card Uses
Photo identification
Facility access
Time & attendance
Biometric identification
Customer loyalty
Payment
Library checkout
Card types are varied. Some cards use multiple technologies, but all encode a card number and optionally a site code. (Page 11)
Barcode – a beam of light reads the data; may be effected by environment conditions.
Magnetic swipe – contact card; data is encoded in a magnetic strip; subject to wear and tear. IDenticard’s laminated cards are the strongest in the industry.
Proximity – contactless card; data is encoded in the card and transmitted by radio frequency antenna.
Smart card – contact or contactless card; identification data is stored in a memory chip. IDenticard has a patented contactless Mifare card.
durable \Unique multilayer card construction extends life of card. The design features of IDentiSMART cards ensure that they last far longer than traditional smart cards.
Secure Custom or standard IDentiGuard™ graphic reduces risk of card fraud
Versatile Photo ensures multipurpose identification
Available bar code logs time and attendance information
Encoded magnetic strip on back providesadditional verification
Protected, invisible antenna within card transmits data to and from an integrated circuit
You can order as few as 100 – within two weeks from proof approval

15. Featuring …

16. IDenticard proudly presents: Contactless smart card technology

17. Why people prefer Proximity Technology
Convenient to use (contactless)
Readers are low maintenance
Multiple technology cards available
Credit card size custom printing
Wafer cards available

18. Proximity
Technology
Convenient to use (contactless)
Convenient to use

19. Low maintenance readers
Proximity
Technology
Convenient to use (contactless)
Readers are low maintenance
Low maintenance readers

20. Multiple technology cards
Proximity
Technology
Convenient to use (contactless)
Readers are low maintenance
Multiple technology cards
Multiple technology cards

21. Proximity Technology More printing options
Convenient to use (contactless)
Readers are low maintenance
Multiple technology cards
Credit card size custom printing
More printing options

22. Contactless disc and key
Proximity
Technology
Convenient to use (contactless)
Readers are low maintenance
Multiple technology cards
Credit card size custom printing
Wafer cards available
Contactless disc and key

23. Additional Features of IDentiSMART
More durable

24. Additional Features of IDentiSMART
More durable
More card options

25. Additional Features of IDentiSMART
More durable
More card options
Printing errors not as costly

26. Additional Features of IDentiSMART
More durable
More card options
Printing errors not as costly
Biometric template storage

27. Additional Features of IDentiSMART
More durable
More card options
Printing errors not as costly
Biometric template storage
Potential Future Applications
Logical security
Read-write capability
Physical access control
Point of sale
Storage of personal information
Vending

28. How IDentiPASS Works

29. ! Color coded event display ! System site tree
IDentiPASS Software
! Color coded event display ! System site tree
As you look at the User Interface you will notice there are a lot of options on the screen. The purpose in showing you all of this is to show the flexibility and functionality of the system. We are going to look at the Site Tree first. For those of you who use Microsoft® Windows NT the site tree should look familiar.
The first item listed in the Site Tree is the computer name on which the database resides. If we click on it and expand the tree we can see the configuration of the system. Here we have the name of the computer which will be polling the 9000 panels. If we expand it we can actually see what COM ports the panels are actually connected to.

30. Customized event display to meet your requirements
Transaction Window
Customized event display to meet your requirements
Event Monitoring
Shows who, what, when, and where
This is where transactions are viewed. Transactions consist of card presentations, input and output points, and panel actions.
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A transaction shows Who presented their card, what Action took place (whether they were granted access or not), what time and date it occurred, and what reader they presented their card too.
Filters can be applied to different tab pages to make it easy to manage a busy system. An example; a Card Failure filter has been applied to this tab. Which means it will only show cards that have been presented and weren’t granted access. A filter could be setup for an individual or group of individuals to make tracking employees easier. Or like our third tab page we are only showing Panel actions. You decide what filters are created and how many tab pages you want.

31. Automatic photo recall
Indicates cardholder has a stored photo
To the left of a Card Holder transaction is an icon. If the icon is a camera the Guard can click anywhere in the transaction to display the photo.
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The photo box shows the reader name, Card Holder name, and the photo. These pictures can also be displayed automatically by turning on the ‘Auto Photo Recall’.
This window works on the First In First Out premise and can be configured to display any number of photos. A filter can also be applied to the auto photo recall window so only pictures from specific reader(s) are shown.

32. Door Monitoring Display
Lockout with override
Normal door
Unlocked and opened
Door forced
When an input point goes into alarm several things can be setup to take place on the screen. The attention of the Guard can be gotten by playing a recorded .wav file. Once the sound has been played the annoying beep will continue until the Guard takes action.
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A static bitmap can be displayed showing the location of the point in alarm.
The color of the point in the monitoring window changes immediately showing real-time status of the input point.
And, the alarm transaction is written in the transaction monitoring window.

33. Alarm Acknowledgement Transaction Alarm icon changes color
When an alarm occurs the following can happen…
Alarm icon changes color
When an input point goes into alarm several things can be setup to take place on the screen. The attention of the Guard can be gotten by playing a recorded .wav file. Once the sound has been played the annoying beep will continue until the Guard takes action.
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A static bitmap can be displayed showing the location of the point in alarm.
The color of the point in the monitoring window changes immediately showing real-time status of the input point.
And, the alarm transaction is written in the transaction monitoring window.
Alarm transaction shows in transaction window
Alarm acknowledgement continuously plays .wav file until guard takes action

34. Alarm Acknowledgement Transaction
Customized instructions for the guard per point, per condition
Place for the guard to enter User Name and Password for accountability
When an input point goes into alarm several things can be setup to take place on the screen. The attention of the Guard can be gotten by playing a recorded .wav file. Once the sound has been played the annoying beep will continue until the Guard takes action.
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A static bitmap can be displayed showing the location of the point in alarm.
The color of the point in the monitoring window changes immediately showing real-time status of the input point.
And, the alarm transaction is written in the transaction monitoring window.
Room for the guard to enter notes about the alarm condition

35. Click here to take picture Click here to import picture
Cardholder Record
Cardholder Rolodex
Card was last used at this time and location
Stored picture
Here we are looking at the Card Holder Database. We can see the Name of the Card Holder
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Missy Wolf and we can view the stored photo of Missy
The stored picture can be captured through the software with a digital camera…
or by importing it from a picture already on file.
This picture can also be used as part of an ID badge which you create through the software and print right from this page.
This window also makes it easy to see where the Card Holder last used their card by displaying the Last Access Granted information.
Card Holder look-up is made simple by the Quick Card Finder rolodex.
Let’s look-up Mike Trimble’s record by Clicking on the letter “T”.
Click here to take picture
Click here to import picture
Print ID badge here

36. Ability to save reports in standard spreadsheet format.

38. PASSPort Integration
Web browser-based application without use of proprietary software on client PCs
Designed to allow for monitoring of other systems directly into the access control software.
Video Integration
IP Cameras
PTZ Camera Control
Matrix Switch Integration
DVR video integration
Pre- and Post-alarm recording
annunciation of alarms
Paging on alarm conditions
Ability to bring disparate systems into a single view

39. PASSPort
Features Comparison

40. PASSPort – Dynamic Mapping
Allows operator to drill-down to appropriate maps.

41. PASSPort – Dynamic Mapping
Easily bring up video based on alarm conditions

42. Select camera views using drag and drop
Camera Quad View
Select camera views using drag and drop

43. Alarm Management Pre- and post-alarm video recording and review
Alarm event detail
notification with video clip link

44. What To Look For in an Access System
Advanced technology
Proven performance and reliability
Ease of use
Flexibility
Scalability
Value
Support

45. What to Look for in choosing your Security System Solution Provider
Proven ability to install technical solutions
Local support and service
Trained technical staff
Reliability
Understanding of your infrastructure
Track record for providing cost-effective, on-time solutions