Multi-Door Panels
System VII Software CQ-SYSTEMVII
• Easy setup & day-to-day use makes System VII the software solution of choice for small, medium and large businesses
• System VII software includes the Security Command Module for active mapping capability plus guard tour application
• Integrates with CCTV controls, Active mapping, Photobadging, Visitor management, DSC Integration & offers a WEB access tool using Keyscan’s System VII Access Control Management software optional modules
System VII WEB Access CQ-KWEB
• Combines the power of the Internet with Keyscan’s System VII Access Control Management Software
• Provides true remote management of the Keyscan access control system
• Secure WEB Server Host ensures system integrity and prevents security breaches
• System VII logs all CQ-KWEB initiated system management activities by unique CQ-KWEB login
• Panels are not WEB accessible for maximum safety & security
System VII Visitor Management Module CQ-KVIS
• Visitor Management System allows you to track and manage visitors electronically, replace paper logbooks and provide professional visitor badges
• All visitors are stored in a database, saving data entry time for repeat visitors
• Time stamp details of visitor entry and exit times for each visit
• Use CQ-BIZSCAN or CQ-BIZSCAN2 for business and scanning and save on data entry
System VII CCTV Module CQ-KTV • CCTV integration with System VII
• Can integrate with any RS-232 camera system or full CCTV integration with Dedicated Micros and other DVR’s (contact Keyscan for full list)
• Display live video on PC via network, or use on RS-232 camera systems
• Review recorded events from DVR at a later date
• Click on an on-line transaction to bring up CCTV by transaction date/time
• Plus many more features
System VII Photo Badging Module CQ-KBADGE
• System VII allows you to integrate a photo badging operation within your access control system
• Saves time, eliminates duplicate information and enhances security
• Customize ID badges for every employee and visitor
• System operator can view cardholder photo in on-screen window when token card is passed over reader to verify the individual’s identity
• Double-sided printing available as well
• Keyscan Premium Software operates on Windows 7 Professional/ Enterprise/Ultimate, Vista Business, XP Professional with Service Pack 3 or later, Windows 2000 with Service Pack 4 or later, Windows 2003 Server, Windows 2008 Server
• Keyscan’s System VII software is a 32-bit application but may run on 64-bit supported operating systems
DSC Integration CQ-KDSC
• Integration between Keyscan & DSC Power Series & Maxsys Intrusion panels (Requires DSC IT-100 for Power Series or the PC4401 for Maxsys integration)
• Observe & control your entire access & intrusion systems through one integrated software package
• Run reports on the entire building system including all access activity as well as DSC panel activity
• Active logging of all DSC panel activity, arming, disarming, alarm conditions & much more
Access Control Panels CQ-CA200 CQ-CA4000 CQ-CA8000
• Provides 32,000 cardholder capacity, 256 time zones, 512 time schedules, 511 group levels, 64 holiday types & a 6000 transaction buffer
• Mix & match any of Keyscan’s controllers to create a system with an unlimited # of doors
• Flexible communication options; TCP/IP LAN/WAN, Wireless LAN, Wireless Point to Point, RS485 and modem connectivity
• CQ-CA4000 & CQ-CA8000 provide impressive I/O expansion with the CQ-IOCB1616
Elevator Control System CQ-EC1000 CQ-EC2000
• This 1 or 2 cab elevator controller can be mixed and matched with any of Keyscan’s family of controllers to create a system with an unlimited number of doors and added elevator access controls
• Provides 256 timezones, 512 time schedules, 511 group levels and 64 holiday types and a 6000 transaction buffer
• Optional TCP/IP (LAN/WAN) Wireless LAN and dial up modem
Network Communication Board CQ-NETCOM2P
• This plug on TCP/IP communication adapter provides network connectivity for the CB485 communication board
• Delivers multiple ACU communication to PC over a LAN/WAN (TCP/IP)
• Plugs into socket on CB-485 • Suitable for 10/100 Ethernet/Fast Ethernet applications • Uses static IP address • Encrypted version available (CQ-NETCOM6P)
RS-485 Communication Board CQ-CB485
• RS-485 communication board, one board required per ACU when 2 or more ACUs are communicating to the PC
• Comes with ribbon cable • Uses Cat5 cable • Replacement for CQ-CPB10 for new systems • Will not communicate with CQ-CPB10 boards • Add CQ-NETCOM2P for TCP/IP connectivity
Wireless Network Communication Board CQ-NETCOM2WH
• Provides Wireless LAN or Wireless Point to Point configuration for Keyscan’s control panels.
• Compatible with 802.11b and 802.11g protocols
• Provides an indoor wireless range of up to 328 feet (100m)
• Suitable for WLAN multipoint connectivity • Encrypted version available (CQ-NETCOM6WH)
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