From Tyco Security Products Multi-technology Intelligent Serial Reader Features That Make a Difference: • Intelligent card reader designed for use as part of the CEM AC2000 access control software range • Contactless card presentation with optional Personnel Identification Number (PIN) for • Integral reading support for 125 kHz technology including DESFire, Mifare, HID iCIass, and PicoPass, as well as multi technology version to support Proximity • Contactless card presentation with optional personnel Identification Number (PIN) for • Communicates directly with the host server - no need for an intelligent control panel in system design • Large reader database for off-line card • Large graphical LCD which is used to display a number of predefined messages • Four Analog inputs to monitor door or alarm conditions • Two changeover relay outputs to activate door strike or other equipment • Remote programming facility to download updated firmware • Weatherproof casing: IP66 rated • Available in two colours, grey and black The S610s Card Reader is designed for use as part of an integrated on-line access control system and is used to control access to restricted areas or in special applications where card activation of machinery is required. Using a powerful 32bit processor, the S610s gives full off-line validation and decision making at the point of entry, even when host communication is not available. Exit reader options include a twinned S610 Exit reader, Push button or a third party Wiegand Exit read head for IN/OUT control The IP66 rated polycarbonate enclosure houses the reader electronics and comes with a large 4x3" keypad, graphical display screen and three LED indicators. The S610s reader has four analogue inputs, which can be used to monitor door and alarm conditions for transmission to the host computer. All four inputs are four state (tamper detect) capable. Two outputs are also available to control the activation of locks or other equipment. Host Communications allowing it to communicate directly with the host AC2000 controller. Onboard Card Reading Designed for use with all card technologies the S610s device is available with integral reading support for 125 KHz technology including HID iCIass, DESFire, MiFare and PicoPass as well as a multi technology option to support Proximity and MiFare. Two additional Wiegand inputs are available for connecting other reading technologies externally. Smartcard Migration The S610s multitech version supports the simultaneous reading of both traditional Proximity and MiFare cards. The enables existing sites using proximity cards to migrate to MiFare smartcards with zero system downtime and no reduction in security. The MiFare card can be used for other applications such as cashless vending, biometric storage, logical access and more. Off-line Card Validation The card reader's off-line database is downloaded to the reader's memory from the host computer with subsequent changes to card data automatically sent as updates. This ensures that the reader has up-to-date card information when operating in offline mode. Alarms and transactions recorded in off-line mode are passed automatically to the hosts system when the reader communications are re-established; reader updates made while off-line are also made good. Reader Messages which is used to display a number of predefined messages to cardholders depending on their privileges e.g. Wrong Zone, Lost/Stolen Card, Card About to Expire, Access Granted, and many more. or translated into local languages.

Remote Programming The S610s reader may be remotely programmed from the host computer, eliminating the need to physically replace firmware, giving increased system flexibility and efficiency. Some configuration setting can be set using the keypad and operational parameters, e.g. door open time, can also be downloaded to the reader. Standard Operating Modes include, but are not limited to, Door Access, Passenger, Turnstile, Verification, Control Post, and Equipment Enable. Specifications Physical Size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Weight. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Housing. ....