ACCESS CONTROL CENTRALIZATION

Access controls for urban environments managed by automatic bollards.

Access control capable of controlling different bollards, centralizing all their management from a single application. Each bollard control may include different devices such as cameras, license plate readers, proximity or radio readers and intercom systems. This software allows us to have control of each of the accesses centralizing in a single point. Avoiding data redundancy and repetition of the creation of profiles at each control point.

Characteristics:

• Access control: it is capable of controlling and recording user access through any device such as cards, tags, remote control. The operation will be both local and online, if there is no connection between the access control system and the server where the software is installed, it will continue to operate autonomously in local mode until the connection with the server is reestablished.
• License plate recognition: this system allows us to manage the users to whom we assign the license plates of their vehicles, the control will automatically assign the license plates entered to the license plate recognition systems located at the control points.
• Perimeter surveillance camera: we can manage an endless number of cameras according to the needs of the installation, being able to view any of the control points in real time.
• Intercom and personal vision camera: intercom through TCP / IP communication that allows communication between each of the control points and the control center where the access control is installed. The intercom system allows a personal vision camera of the person making the call.
• Monitoring of the closing device: at each control point we will have a PLC that will indicate the status of the bollard. At all times we can see the status of each point, knowing if it is open, closed, moving, ... We can also know if it is in an error state to proceed to review the operation.

The access control creates groups of users assigning them schedules through the control points, being able to be different for each day of the week and even being able to add a different schedule for the holidays.

We can create weekly clocks to open or lock the bollards. These clocks can be applied in hours of loading and unloading or blocking of the automatic bollard, for example at local fairs held on weekends.