The installation of the Two Doors Access Control Board will always encounter many uncertain situations, and these bad conditions will cause interference in the operation of the access control system. The Two Doors Access Control Board generally needs to pay attention to the following three aspects:
1, anti-electromagnetic interference.
The access control system is inseparable from the card reader. For card readers and door openers, special attention should be paid to electromagnetic interference, especially interference problems such as lighting switches, electric typewriters and computers. When the conditions permit, the reader installation position should be more than 30cm away from the strong electric power supply.
2, to prevent the weakening of transmission signals.
The installation of Two Doors Access Control Board needs to consider the distance between the controller and the reader. The ideal transmission distance is within 100M. For signal transmission cables, cable shielding and signal attenuation due to long-distance transmission must be considered. In the pipeline construction process, the steel pipe and cable bridge should be used, and the grounding should be done reliably.
3, Two Doors Access Control Board and system software debugging.
Software debugging is a key part of ensuring the quality of the access control system. The focus is on the commissioning of the access controller and the operation of the system software. The commissioning process of these two parts must be carried out simultaneously by the manufacturer. The function of the controller is to set the relay linkage output function according to the needs of the reader, the time and place of the alarm and the start of the camera, alarm horn, etc.
The installation of the Two Doors Access Control Board requires attention from the above three aspects, so that it can improve the security of the access control of the residents, while improving the user experience and ensuring smooth operation.
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