TWN4 RFID Multi Tech Desktop Reader

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Product Information

Specifications

• Product Name: Physical Access Control (PAC) System

• Manufacturer: Elatec

• Access Technology: RFID badges or virtual credentials

• Transponder Technology: Multiple transponder technologies
  supported

• Security Features: PIN access, biometric authentication

• Reader Functionality: Customizable reader with advanced
  features

• Support: Available through Application Specialists

Product Usage Instructions

System Design Considerations:

1. Scope and Applications: Determine the
   locations, systems, and applications to be covered.

2. Access Technology: Choose between physical
   RFID badges or virtual credentials for access.

3. Transponder Technology: Select the appropriate
   transponder technology from the available options.

4. User Groups and Access Levels: Define access
   levels for different user groups and specify access times.

5. Digital Security: Ensure the system meets
   modern cybersecurity standards, consider additional security
   measures like PIN access or biometric authentication.

6. Physical Security: Secure the reader against
   tampering to prevent unauthorized access.

7. System Integration and Interoperability:
   Verify compatibility with existing infrastructure for seamless
   integration.

8. Reader Functionality and Customization: Ensure
   the reader supports required functionality and can be customized as
   needed.

9. Updates and Future-Proofing: Evaluate the ease
   of updating the system to meet future requirements and
   standards.

10. Service and Support: Check for available
    support during installation and ongoing assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How can I contact Elatec Application Specialists for
more information?

A: You can reach our specialists by contacting
the locations listed below:

• EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa):
  Puchheim, Germany | Phone: +49 89 552 9961 0 | Email:
  sales-rfid@elatec.com

• AMERICAS: Palm City, Florida, USA | Phone: +1
  772 210 2263 | Email: americas-info@elatec.com

• ASIA PACIFIC: Shenzhen, China | Phone: +86 755
  2394 6014 | Email: apac-info@elatec.com

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PHYSICAL ACCESS CONTROL (PAC)
Setting up the ideal physical access control (PAC) solution involves many decisions: selecting the appropriate access technology, determining the scope of applications that will be covered, and addressing user requirements and security concerns. Here are ten things to consider when designing a PAC system for your organization.

10 SYSTEM DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
01 Scope and Applications What locations, systems and applications will be included?
A universal access system could include some or all of the following: » Locations: Exterior and interior doors, gates and turnstiles, elevators, parking, secure areas, etc. » Physical assets: Cabinets and lockers, production machinery, vending machines, medical or
laboratory devices, etc. » IT infrastructure/digital assets: Computers, printers, login to business systems and applications.
02 Access Technology Physical RFID badges or virtual credentials?
Modern access systems utilize Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) or smartphone-based access credentials using Near-Field Communication (NFC) or Bluetooth® Low Energy (BLE) » If an existing technology is in place for front door access, it can often be leveraged for “beyond
the door” applications. » Choose a system that works for the intended user base. » It may be necessary to support multiple technologies to meet the needs of different user groups.
03 Transponder Technology Which transponder technology will be used?
There are dozens of RFID transponder technologies (e.g., MIFARE, DESFire, Prox/HID Global, LEGIC) in use in addition to smartphone-based NFC or BLE credentials. » Look at technologies already in use for related applications. » HF RFID and NFC are more secure than LF RFID or BLE solutions. » Multi-tenant buildings and large organizations may require universal readers to accommodate
multiple transponder technologies.
0 4 User Groups and Access Levels What level of access do different users/groups need, and at what times?
RFID readers can connect with a centralized access management system to: » Set access levels for different user groups or individuals. » Change or revoke access as needed. » Track who has entered a location or used an asset.
0 5 Digital Security Does the system meet modern cybersecurity standards?
PAC systems must adhere to high cybersecurity standards to protect places, people and physical assets. » Use appropriate encryption standards (e.g., AES, 3DES, ECC) to protect data stored on the card and
during communication between the card and reader. » Consider multifactor authentication (MFA) for higher security applications (e.g., integrated keypad for
PIN access, biometric authentication built into the smartphone).

For more information contact our Application Specialists at the locations below: elatec.de

EMEA Puchheim, Germany + 49 89 552 9961 0 sales-rfid@elatec.com

AMERICAS Palm City, Florida, USA +1 772 210 2263 americas-info@elatec.com

ASIA PACIFIC Shenzhen, China +86 755 2394 6014 apac-info@elatec.com

UNIVERSAL READERS FOR PAC FROM ELATEC
ELATEC’s TWN4 line of universal, multi-technology readers makes setting up the ideal PAC system easy. » Support for 60+ RFID technol-
ogies plus NFC/BLE smartphone credentials » Available in a range of form factors for various PAC applications » Robust DevKit for fast configuration and customization » Remote update capabilities » Backed by ELATEC’s unbeatable service and support

10 SYSTEM DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
06 Physical Security How is the reader secured against tampering?
It is important to secure the reader itself to prevent tampering or disabling. » Readers used externally should be securely mounted and in a tamper-proof housing. » Outdoor readers should be weather-resistant.
07 System Integration and Interoperability Is the PAC system compatible with current infrastructure?
Consider how the PAC system will integrate with IT networks, video surveillance, alarm systems and building management systems. » Use industry standards and protocols (e.g., OSDP, Wiegand) to facilitate seamless integration
and interoperability between different systems. » Look for APIs and software development kits to enable custom integrations and extensions.
08 Reader Functionality and Customization Does the reader support the functionality you need?
Look for a reader with the appropriate physical functionality and a robust software development kit for customization. Consider functions such as: » Custom encryption » User feedback (e. g., lights, sounds or displays) » Third- party integration
0 9 Updates and Future-Proofing How easy will it be to update the system to meet future requirements?
Consider how the PAC system will handle updates and future advancements. » Updates will need to be made periodically to address emerging security threats,
add new transponder technologies or modify functionality. » Remote update capabilities make this process much faster and easier.
10 Service and Support Will you have support through the installation and beyond?
Effective implementation and maintenance of a PAC system require robust support services from the provider. Look for: » Access to a dedicated technical support team, detailed installation guides, and help with system
integration. » Regular firmware and software updates to address security vulnerabilities and add new features. » Training programs for installers and integrators. » A robust warranty and technical support program.

For more information contact our Application Specialists at the locations below: elatec.de

EMEA Puchheim, Germany + 49 89 552 9961 0 sales-rfid@elatec.com

AMERICAS Palm City, Florida, USA +1 772 210 2263 americas-info@elatec.com

ASIA PACIFIC Shenzhen, China +86 755 2394 6014 apac-info@elatec.com

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