Product category:
Access Control, Door Entry Systems
News Release from: TDSi
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 12 December 2005
TDSi exhibits at Intersec 2006
TDSi will be hosting a groundbreaking display of security integrated systems on their stand.
Exhibiting for the first time at Intersec 2006 in Dubai , TDSi the UK's leading security solutions provider will be hosting a groundbreaking display of security integrated systems on their stand TDSi's management team are also looking forward to meeting new customers as well as strengthening existing relationships within the Middle East
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 10 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Amongst the elite line-up will be MicroGarde, TDSi's 2 door/4 reader access control unit demonstrating an entry level solution that is easy to install and competitively priced, MicroGarde offers immediate increased security for minimum cost and installation time.
MicroGarde systems can be upgraded for use with the higher end software providing additional features such as CCTV and intruder alarm integration.
Also on show OpticaTM, TDSi's unique keypad incorporates a built-in proximity card reader and works by using optical components to detect the presence of a finger.
More reliable than traditional touch-type keypads, OpticaTM has no moving keys to wear out or sabotage and can be used both indoors and outdoors.
A standard version and an aesthetic, vandal-resistant stainless steel version are available.
Finally eXguard PRO, TDSi's sophisticated software will be put through its paces.
The latest release supports Network IP cameras, integration to various DVRs and third party biometric readers such as Panasonic's BMET 330 Iris Reader.
The inclusion of an OPC server interface provides a third party Data Access (DA) interface to allow the retrieval of information on doors and card holders and the control of a door's programmed state (locked, release etc).
An Alarm and Events (AE) interface can expose all events within the eXguard system to an OPC client.
In addition an Automatic Invalidation and Deletion of Unused Keys feature has been introduced to help counteract-terrorism allowing the user to specify a set period of time that un-used cards can either be suspended or deleted from the system.
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