Paxton10 - Reader with keyboard

Info - CARDLOCK readers are used in Switch2 and Net2 systems.Installation - The reader connection cable is connected in accordance with the labelling on the door control unit.Operation - A card is swiped through the reader. The reader forwards the read information to the door control centre. If the card is recognised as authorised, access is granted. Access is denied if the card is invalid.Note: This reader is suitable as a supplement or replacement within an existing standalone system. It is not possible to set up a new standalone system with this reader, as the Cardlock starter packs are no longer available.

Info - The desktop reader is set up next to the PC. It is used to read transponders into a Net2 system and to identify transponders that have been found. Installation - Simply connect the reader to a USB port. No further cabling is required. Additional workstations can also be equipped with desktop readers.Operation - An uncoded transponder is applied to the desktop reader. This creates a new user file and the transponder number is automatically entered. The user details are entered into the file and the transponder is then issued to the user.If a transponder that has already been issued is applied to the desktop reader, the corresponding user file appears.

Info - Keyboards in the K series are suitable for Switch2 and Net2 systems. The keypads are supplied with a dark and light-coloured frame. Frames in other colours and for replacement are available free of charge for registered installers.Installation - The connection cable of the keypad is connected to the door control unit according to the colour marking. Installation is simple and can be carried out accurately.Operation - A code is entered. The door control centre checks the validity and grants or denies access.

Info - Keyboards in the K series are suitable for Switch2 and Net2 systems. The keypads are supplied with a dark and light-coloured frame. Frames in other colours and for replacement are available free of charge for registered installers.Installation - The connection cable of the keypad is connected to the door control unit according to the colour marking. Installation is simple and can be carried out accurately.Operation - A code is entered. The door control centre checks the validity and grants or denies access.

Info - K-series stainless steel keypads are suitable for Switch2 and Net2 systems. The keypads have a robust metal construction. K-series stainless steel keypads are available in three sizes.Installation - The keypad is wired according to the terminal designations. The cable is centred at the rear. This enables precise installation.Operation - A code/PIN is entered via the keypad. The validity of the code is checked and access is granted or denied accordingly.

Info - The vandal-resistant metal keypads are suitable for Switch2 and Net2 systems. The keypads are manufactured with a cast metal housing and are supplied with a choice of mounting plates. This robust keypad is backlit so that it is easy to see even in low light conditions.Installation - The keypad connection cable is connected to the door control unit according to the colour coding. The cable is centred at the rear. A metal mounting plate is supplied so that the reader can be securely mounted. Alternatively, a housing can be used for aP installations and the cable is connected to the reader inside this housing. The keypad is connected to the mounting plate using four large safety fasteners. Appropriate tools are supplied.Operation - A code is entered. The door control centre checks the validity and grants or denies access.

Info - Keypad reader encased in metal for external use. It reads the transponders MIFARE® CSN.Installation - The reader with keypad is wired to the door control centre according to the terminal designations. The cable is centred at the rear. This facilitates precise installation. Do not mount the reader with keypad on metal surfaces or near other proximity readers, as this impairs the reading range.Operation - This reader with keypad is ideal if access is to be granted using combinations of transponder plus/or code or PIN. The door control unit checks the access authorisation and grants or denies access. If access is granted, the green LED flashes. If access is denied, the red LED flashes.MIFARE® CSN are registered trademarks of NXP B.V. and are used under licence.

The 13.56 MHz proximity multirange card reader offers a reliable and secure solution for encrypted data transfer via Ethernet and is suitable for use in the SimonsVoss Virtual Card Network (VCN) . With its compact and robust design, the reader is ideal for use in security-critical environments, both indoors and outdoors. SimonsVoss VCN (Paxton) compatibility:The Virtual Card Network (VCN) from SimonsVoss is an innovative, virtual network that enables locking authorisations to be managed centrally and distributed to all cards, transponders or mobile devices integrated in the system. The 13.56 MHz proximity multirange card reader integrates seamlessly into this network, ensuring user-friendly and scalable access control. The card reader supports wireless management of access authorisations through the SimonsVoss VCN system, which means that changes in access rights can be made quickly and without physically replacing keys or cards. This enables a high degree of flexibility and security in companies, building complexes or even larger organisations. Key features: - Integrated antenna for reliable and powerful reading capability.- Interfaces: Ethernet 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX for fast and encrypted data transmission.- Power supply: Power over Ethernet (PoE) to minimise installation effort.- Transponder support: ISO14443-A, ISO14443-B, ISO15693, NFC - Compatible with a wide range of access cards and devices.- Operating modes: The card reader supports both read and write, which makes it ideal for applications that require both access to stored information and the storage of new data on transponders.- Area of application: Suitable for indoor and outdoor use thanks to IP54 protection class. Additional options:The card reader can optionally be used with a desktop housing, which also makes it attractive for stationary applications and flexible use at reception desks, security stations or access control points. With its ability to be seamlessly integrated into the SimonsVoss Virtual Card Network, this 13.56 MHz proximity multirange card reader offers a first-class solution for modern and efficient access control in demanding environments.

Info - The desktop reader is set up next to the PC. It is used to read transponders into a Net2 system and to identify transponders that have been found.Installation - Simply connect the reader to a USB port. No further cabling is required. Additional workstations can also be equipped with desktop readers. Operation - An uncoded transponder is applied to the desktop reader. This creates a new user file and the transponder number is automatically entered. The user details are entered into the file and the transponder is then issued to the user.If a transponder that has already been issued is applied to the desktop reader, the corresponding user file appears.

About - The Paxton10 Slimline reader combines multi-format technology with a compact design (48 mm wide post mount), making it a perfect fit for the Paxton10 system.Thanks to the integrated multi-format reading technology, the Paxton10 Slimline reader reads all common card and transponder types, including Paxton, EM, MIFARE® DESFIRE® CSN, HID® Prox 125kHz, FeliCa and NFC.Installation - The wires of the reader are colour coded so they can be connected to the corresponding colour terminals of a Paxton10 door or video controller. It is not recommended to mount the device on metal surfaces or near other proximity readers as this may affect the reading range. The cable exit is centred at the rear of the reader, allowing for extremely precise drilling and mounting.The reader is supplied with 5 metres of cable, although a further extension is possible with Belden 8723 cable.Operation - The transponder is read by holding it up to the reader. As soon as a transponder has been read, the control unit checks the access authorisations of this user. Access is then authorised or denied accordingly.The reader also supports three Bluetooth® operating modes when using smart identification media - transponder, touch input and long-range.

About - The Paxton10 VR reader is our vandal resistant model, making it the ideal choice for properties where the reader is exposed to heavy use and may be at risk of damage. The VR reader has market-leading IK10 impact resistance, is IP67 waterproof and has a robust metal bezel with four security fixings. It is designed for the most demanding environments.Thanks to integrated multi-format reading technology, the vandal-resistant Paxton10 VR reader can read all standard card and transponder types, including Paxton, EM, MIFARE® DESFIRE® CSN, HID® Prox 125kHz, FeliCa and NFC.Installation - The wires of the reader are colour coded and can be connected to the corresponding colour terminals of a Paxton10 door or video controller. It is not recommended to mount the device on metal surfaces or near other proximity readers as this may affect the reading range. The cable outlet is centred at the rear of the reader, enabling extremely precise drilling and mounting.The reader is supplied with 5 metres of cable, although a further extension is possible with Belden 8723 cable.Operation - To read, the transponder is held close to the reader. When the reading process is complete, the control unit checks the access authorisations of this user. Access is then authorised or denied accordingly.The reader also supports three Bluetooth® operating modes when using so-called smart identification media - transponder, touch input and long-range.

Info - The long-range reader was specially designed for access points in car parks. Its long reading range (up to 5 metres) means that the hands-free transponder can also be read inside a vehicle. Thanks to the built-in hands-free interface, no additional antennas or induction loops need to be laid. The reader also works with vehicles of different sizes. Only one reader needs to be installed at each access point. This reader also works with PROXIMITY transponders so that users without hands-free transponders can also use it.Installation - Fix the mounting plate to the post. The cables for the power and data lines are fed through the mounting plate into the back of the reader using a gland. The reader is wired according to the label on the door control centre. The reader is also connected to a power supply. Position several readers so that their active fields do not overlap.Operation - A hands-free transponder is read if it is within the reading range of the reader. When a transponder has been read, the door control unit determines the access authorisations. Access is granted or denied accordingly. If access is granted, the green LED flashes. If it is denied, the red LED flashes.