Gira Keyless In fingerprint reader Gira TX_44 anthra.

Gira Keyless In fingerprint reader anthracite Features: Installation in a device box. Stand-alone device or in combination with the Gira door communication system. During stand-alone operation, the integrated zero-voltage relay contacts are used for switching actions, e.g. for door openers with their own power supply (e.g. common bell transformer). Start-up with direct configuration without a PC or programming software. Inputs and outputs: Switching contact: Two relays with zero-voltage 2-way switch contacts, load capacity AC DC 24 V 1.6 A. Two connections for power supply. Fingerprint module as professional biometric access control system based on the new generation of surface-scan technology. Scanning the deepest layer of skin using high frequency. High detection rate and security against tampering. An evaluation of the unique characteristic features of the living human finger. Detection of signs of life in the finger. Up to 99 fingers can be managed by the fingerprint reader. Reliable detection of fingers which, for example, were slightly injured during gardening (only the top layer of skin was injured). Data protection through the use of encryption. Quick response time from fingerprint scan to enabling: up to 30 saved fingers - approx. 1 s, up to 99 saved fingers - approx. 3 s. Night design of the fingerprint surface for orientation using white LED illumination. 360 fingerprint readability. Three-colour LED status display for visual signalling during programming and operation. Master PIN number provided on included sealed safety card if Administrator finger is no longer available. The device can be reset at the factory with the accompanying safety card. Acknowledgement buzzer for acoustic signalling for user or installer. Audible warning in case of unauthorised removal of the fingerprint top unit, i.e. tamper detection. Tampering circuit with switching actuator in the door communication system. The two integrated 2--way switch relays can be assigned two different fingers, e.g. thumb: control of door opening; index finger: switching outdoor lighting. Inputs and outputs: Connection cable connector strip for the Gira door communication system. Notes : Keyless In devices can be connected to the Gira HomeServer using the DCS-IP gateway. This enables intelligent links. In this way, e.g. temporary or one-time access authorisation can be easily granted. All data including access authorisations can be managed centrally and flexibly using the Gira HomeServer. Children's fingers can generally first be reliably detected from 6 years of age. Integration possible in Profile 55.