Door Control Unit User Manual
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Only Sensors, Cameras and IP Cameras require a license for the AKCess Pro Server. If
you need more details on the AKCess Pro Server License policy regard the sensors
please refer to the AKCess Pro Server Access Control product manual for this.
We offer licenses in a block format. License blocks enable functionality for both AKCP
Sensors and AKCP Cameras in a single cost that includes the Server Software.
1-99 $500.00
100-199 $750.00
200-299 $1000.00
300-399 $1250.00
400-499 $1500.00*
500-999 $1750.00*
In addition to this fee, a 5 Year AKCess Pro Server subscription is required for on-going
operation of the Server. This subscription costs 50% of the original server purchase.
For example - AKCess Pro Server (1-99 Block) = $500.00 + 50% = $750.00 At the end of
the subscription period option upgrades and support will cost 50% of the original price.
Example : $750.00 - 50% = $375.00
If a client wishes to use 3rd Party IP Cameras, the licenses for these cost $35 per year.
Dealer Discounts are applicable on all AKCess Pro Server purchases.
8. How much memory space is there on the DCU for storing my data?
The DCU‟s have approximately 5 Mb space for storing user data.
9. How much space does one finger print template and card information take up? In
other words if one person has both a finger print and card.
1 finger print template uses 420 bytes on average and 1 card uses 211 bytes so 1 user
with 1 card and 1 fingerprint uses a total of 631 bytes.
10. How many total finger print templates and card information can be stored on the
DCU?
If 1 user always has 1 fingerprint and 1 card, then the limit is 5,000 users that's 3.2M in
total. The remaining space is allocated for other things. For example, Groups, Schedules,
etc.
11. How many total cameras and readers can I connect to the DCU?
A total of 4 HD Digital cameras can be connected to the DCU, however we recommend a
total of 2 cameras if 2 finger print readers are required.
12. What are the specific electrical connections to access readers, door locks and
emg. open switches?
All the electrical connections to the readers, door locks and switches and provided by the
DCU and CCU through the new RJ-45 connections using standard CAT5/6 LAN cable.
13. Is the EM card reader capable of reading the key tags as well and programmable
through the ACT05?
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