F39-JCR2B

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Introduction

F-39-JCR2B is a high-performance, low-cost access control product designed to control the access, security and management of large organizations and businesses. This product can be widely used in residential, commercial, industrial and public places.

Features

The F-39-JCR2B access control product is designed with a number of features to provide an efficient, secured and cost-effective way of controlling access. It has the capability of recognizing up to 50 different cards per user and up to 10 users per card. It also has the ability to read magnetic cards and optical fingerprint recognition, which can greatly reduce the possibility of unauthorized access. Additionally, it is able to provide two-way authentication for each user, and can be integrated with other security systems, including fire alarms, CCTV, and video surveillance systems.

Application Field

The F-39-JCR2B can be used for a wide range of applications, including physical access control, telephone access control, and access control for computer networks. It can also be used in parking garages, security gates, and other commercial applications. Additionally, this product provides a reliable way to control access to sensitive areas such as laboratories and financial institutions, as well as areas that require special access privileges, such as restricted areas.

Working Principle

The F-39-JCR2B access control has several components that work together to ensure security. These components include a card reader, keypad, and biometric fingerprints scanner. The card reader is used to identify the user by the card serial number, pin code, and/or biometric fingerprints. The system can authenticate up to 50 cards at one time and authenticate up to 10 users per card. Once a card is recognized, the system will grant the appropriate access level to the user. The keypad is used to input the pin code, in order to authenticate the user. The pin code can be a combination of letters, numbers, and/or symbols, and can be set up to be different for each user. The biometric fingerprints scanner is used to identify the user by their fingerprint. It will read the fingerprint, compare it to the stored fingerprint, and then verify the identity of the user.

Conclusion

The F-39-JCR2B access control product provides reliable and efficient security for a variety of applications. Its ability to recognize cards and biometric fingerprints, its integration with other security systems, and its relatively low cost, make it an effective access control solution. It is ideal for controlling access to restricted areas and for protecting sensitive data.

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