Blaze Automation Access Contrl Solutions

• 1. A Vision for the Future
  We Identify With Your Business
  

2. Corporate Business
Leader in the development, manufacture and sale of cards and readers for the access control industry
Radio frequency identification technology (also known as proximity technology)
Wiegand technology
Smart card technology
3. Flexible And Open System Architecture
Host Software
Access
Control
Panel
Electric Lock
REX Motion
Door Contact
4. Host Panel
InterfaceWiegandSerialClock-and-data
125 kHz
Carrier
FSK Data
Proximity Architecture
The card communicates to a reader through radio frequency.
Passive cards are activated by the reader itself.
5. Card Readers
Proprietary vs. non-proprietary:
Proprietary readers are those that are manufactured by the access control OEM.These readers have proprietary communication between the host and the panel.
Non-proprietary readers work on an open standard.Wiegand is the open standard.Nearly all manufacturers accept this protocol.
6. Complete Card and Reader Line
Wide variety of readers
Many sizes and styles
Color choices
Multiple reader outputs:
Wiegand standard
Clock and data
Serial outputs
(RS-232, RS-422, RS-485)
7. Active Vs. Passive Cards

• An active card has a battery.The advantage of an active card is a longer read range.

A passive card is a card without a battery. The advantage of a passive card is longer card life.
8.
Single Technology Solutions
Access cards can function as photo ID badges.

• Keyfobs are also available

Access cards can have multiple technologies:
Proximity
Wiegand
Mag stripe
Contact smart chips
Contactless smart chips
Bar code
Junk stripe for debit applications
9. Card to Reader Communication

• HID readers work with HID cards.

HID readers pass data from the card to the host
HID readers are open to all card formats
10. Wiegand Data Interface
A widely used Access Control industry standard
The Wiegand interface is a binary code that consists of data lines called Data 0,Data 1, and Data Return. Toggling the respective line to ground (or Data Return) for a specified time sends data.
The data is a series of ones and zeros that can be partitioned to suit the needs of the system.
11. Panel Format Settings
Access Control Panels are built to accept data in specific formats.
Most use the standard, industry format of 26-bit.
Simple panels might accept one or two formats
Sophisticated panels are software configurable and accept hundreds of different formats
The panel will also determine the type of reader to panel transmission used.
Most common is the Wiegand communications protocol
Also used is:

• Clock and Data,

12. Serial interface (RS232, RS422, RS485)