Introduction - Fermax AC PLUS Manual De Instrucciones

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INTRODUCTION

AC PLUS access control system
The AC PLUS system is a centralised access control system that permits complex
installations with several accesses and additional functions.
The AC PLUS system integrates the following services:
- Access Control.
- Security: technical or intrusion alarms.
- Intercommunication (by means of panel decoders and call reception centre).
- Automation.
AC PLUS Central Unit
This is the central device, which manages the AC PLUS access control installation.
In it, the accesses (readers), users, relays, sensors, intercommunication panels, etc., of
the installation are activated and users' access restrictions are configured.
This information is prepared on the PC using the "AC PLUS Server" and "AC PLUS Access"
access control software (available in www.fermax.com) and is then sent to the AC PLUS
central unit.
Each central unit manages:
- 2046 users.
- 32 doors. Each door can be configured with special time schedules: free access,
restricted access, input of PIN code. Two readers can be managed per door.
- Special treatment for vehicle doors. Car Parks.
- 64 groups of users (profiles). Each one defines the restrictions applied to the group
by means of the assignation of up to 3 Areas and 3 Timetables.
- 4 special profiles without restrictions.
- 32 Areas. Define the doors to which access is permitted.
- 32 Timetables. Define the periods of time during which users are permitted access.
- Holidays (20 holidays and 3 holiday periods).
- Register of the last 3,000 incidents (entries, exits, accesses denied, alerts, etc.).
- 1,000 intercommunication panels/1,000 sensors/1,000 relays.
- 32 weekly device activation plans (sensors and relays).
- Restriction of the number of people in certain rooms or premises.
- Presence control (location of people) for emergency evacuations.
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