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access control single door? Nick Markowitz Jr. 05-07-2007
Posted by Nick Markowitz Jr. on May 7, 2007, 7:26 pm
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Have a legion hall with 1200 members that needs a single
door access unit to allow members entry that could be programmed to allow
certain members who have not paid dues to be locked out. would prefer using
a computer to program.and pull entry reports any suggestions.for an
economical unit due not need holidays or any thing like that schedule wise.



Posted by Carl Carlson on May 7, 2007, 7:34 pm
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Nick Markowitz Jr. wrote:
> Have a legion hall with 1200 members that needs a single
> door access unit to allow members entry that could be programmed to
> allow certain members who have not paid dues to be locked out. would
> prefer using a computer to program.and pull entry reports any
> suggestions.for an economical unit due not need holidays or any thing
> like that schedule wise.

http://www.ieib.com/product-details.html?id=35

js



Posted by \"Fat Tony\" D'Amico on May 7, 2007, 7:45 pm
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Nick Markowitz Jr. wrote:

>Have a legion hall with 1200 members that needs a single
>door access unit to allow members entry that could be programmed to allow
>certain members who have not paid dues to be locked out. would prefer using
>a computer to program.and pull entry reports any suggestions.for an
>economical unit due not need holidays or any thing like that schedule wise.
>


Have you looked at Brivo systems? The ACS5000 is a two door control
expandable to 30. It has a built in web server, so no PC is required
on site- just use a web browser from any computer connected to the
Internet. Max users is 25,000. I think the panel runs ~$1000.



Posted by Nick Lawrence on May 7, 2007, 9:52 pm
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Graham...
Yes, but you have to share your RMR with Brivo!
Nick

"Fat Tony" D'Amico wrote:
> Nick Markowitz Jr. wrote:
>
>
>>Have a legion hall with 1200 members that needs a single
>>door access unit to allow members entry that could be programmed to allow
>>certain members who have not paid dues to be locked out. would prefer using
>>a computer to program.and pull entry reports any suggestions.for an
>>economical unit due not need holidays or any thing like that schedule wise.
>>
>
>
>
> Have you looked at Brivo systems? The ACS5000 is a two door control
> expandable to 30. It has a built in web server, so no PC is required
> on site- just use a web browser from any computer connected to the
> Internet. Max users is 25,000. I think the panel runs ~$1000.
>
>

Posted by \"Fat Tony\" D'Amico on May 7, 2007, 10:00 pm
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Nick Lawrence wrote:

>
>Graham...
>Yes, but you have to share your RMR with Brivo!
>Nick


But you get RMR.. With a standalone they may want to self-administer.
I would imagine you would want to admin it yourself, and a computer
onsite is not always practical. Jack's solution is a good alternative
too.

BTW. I enjoyed you comments regarding CP-01 and the proposed NPFA
standard in the recent trade mag. You have an excellent point, what
is to prevent would-be burglars or terrorists from reviewing building
plans on pubic record.



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