Twelve-step decision
Antenna, signal, debounce, door state, lockdown, card, holder, access level, schedule, anti-passback and capacity — the first rule that refuses is logged as the reason.
Any door shape
No reader, one or several per direction; each reader point is tied to specific antenna ports, so one four-port reader can serve four directions.
People & vehicles
Employees, contractors, visitors and residents with photo, department and validity period; vehicles with plate, make and model.
Hold the tag up to issue
The card dialog listens to the readers live and picks the strongest tag. Already-issued tags are flagged and the factory TID is captured.
Zones & capacity
Occupancy per zone, capacity with reserved places, refusal when full, warning level and manual check-out.
Live monitoring & event log
Every presentation as it happens with holder, door, direction and verdict; filter and export the log to CSV.
Relay or Wiegand
Drive a relay from the reader's GPO output, or present Wiegand 26 / 34 / 66-bit to an existing access control panel — per reader.
Request to exit
A push button on the reader's GPI input releases the door through GPO, logged like any other passage.
Standalone fallback
A whitelist held in each reader keeps doors opening for listed tags even with the PC off. Schedules, anti-passback and capacity pause until it returns.
