The Integrated Turnstile Access Controller GEN3 is an electronic access control device that is integrated into any type of turnstile. The device manages the turnstile mechanism based on an opening decision, which is determined by a remote ticketing server. The controller includes a combined Barcode, QR code, NFC and RFID scanner attached to it as a whole unit.

Features

✓ 4-in-1 Combined Barcode, QR code, RFID, NFC scanner;
✓ 1x USB Type-A for connecting an additional (optional)
Barcode/QR code/RFID/NFC scanner;
✓ Ability to control two separate turnstile mechanisms;
✓ 10/100 BASE-T ETHERNET interface for local network connection to the remote ticket server;
✓ Device configuration through a remote service server;
✓ Low power consumption <5W;

✓ On-site device configuration;
✓ External keyboard support for manual input of non-readable tickets;
✓ FAT32 SD Card support for firmware update;
✓ Custom display messages for granted/denied access;
✓ 1x Graphic 192x64 Display (optional);
✓ 1x External siren (optional, configurable);
✓ 1x RGB LED Strip (optional, configurable);

Advantages

The 3rd generation of the integrated turnstile access controller adds many features to the previous generations of gate control products and is much easier for installation and support. Due to the superior processing power, it can support the highest security connection standards.

Device operation

  In Standby the device displays "Please scan ticket" on the display and waits for a ticket to be scanned.

  When a ticket is scanned the controller sends the code to a remote ticketing server using an HTTPS protocol. Based on the response of the server the device then manages the opening mechanisms of the turnstile in the appropriate direction and displays a custom message sent from the ticketing server onto the display, as well as lighting up the optional RGB LED strip in the desired color and carries out an audible signal using its external siren for the set duration.

 If a second scanner is connected to the controller, two separate turnstile mechanisms can be controlled by the device. In that case the device controls the mechanism that corresponds to the specific scanner that the ticket was scanned on. Which scanner controls which mechanism can be configured as any other setting of the device.

  The device's firmware can be updated both manually on-site and through a remote service server with the use of a standard SD card inserted into the controller.