Highlights:
- With its optimised memory capacity and processor, MC510 continues to operate if the server is disconnected.
- Available in MC504, MC510 and MC516 versions, depending on the number of local access units (LAUs) and readers to be managed.
- Specially designed to adapt to ever-changing access control needs. Updates and configuration changes are made remotely, via a secure web interface.
- To meet growing security requirements, it enables the encryption of communications with the server (AES and TLS).
- The Master Controller supports NAC802.1x network access protocol and incorporates the Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP) to simplify and automate the management of digital certificates. Using this functionality, MCs can automatically request and renew certificates from a Certification Authority (CA).
- 100% compatible with the full range of IDtech controllers and is fully integrated into the IDtech software suite.
Features:
Functionalities
Autonomous access control management
Automatic transfer of events to the server
Large memory capacity: up to 200,000 identification media (cards, badges, etc.) and 1,000,000 events
Scheduled automatic door opening and closing
Anti-passback
Office mode
Fire control function to allow emergency evacuation
Management of door accessories related to access control (push buttons, door sensors, electric locks…)
Integrated Ethernet network module and possibility to enable AES Encryption or encryption using TLS certificates
Remote connection to the controller possible via the network (firmware upgrades, updating of a connected LAU500…)
Configurations:
Available in metal housing (12 V and 230 V) or for DIN rail mounting
Controls up to 4 IDtech local access units (LAUs) and 8 readers in the MC504 version, or
up to 10 LAUs and 20 readers in the MC510 version, or up to 16 LAUs and 32 readers in the MC516 version
Reliability:
All events and parameters are stored to ensure the access control and alarm management functions are fully carried out even when the connection to the server is lost
Can be equipped with a backup power supply (BPS) to ensure continuous operation in the event of a temporary power failure
Automatic data synchronisation between controller and server after a communication failure
Hardware operation control and automatic restart on system failure
Network monitoring via Unipass
