Security: Access Control

Check this article and find out if it is possible to connect AMC IP controllers together via RS485

See the 3 different part numbers of a Security Escort USB dongle, depending on what license you currently have or want to obtain.

Once an elevator door model is used on an AMC controller in AMS, no other door models can be added to that controller.

When upgrading from a version 2.xx escort to a version 3.xx, one of the steps is to backup and restore a transponder.xml file.

This article contains the part numbers for the Security Escort licenses 

This article provides you with the response to the question: "if I have a newer AEC firmware version, "2.1.9.x", can I downgrade it to 2.1.8.5?"

You would need to upload firmware 2.1.9.4 FIRST and then you can got to 2.1.9.5

When adding doors in AMS, the software will by default, assign each door strike relay based on the first available unused output on the controller.

This article contains the network ports that the Access Easy Controller (AEC) and Access Easy Master Controller (AEMC) use to communicate on the network.

This article presents what is the compatibility of the ARD-AYCE658 Reader with AEC 2.1.

This article explains what does a repeating low tone, high tone, and 1 sec pause mean on the AEC v. 2?

This article explains the message "Door already in use" from AECv2 when trying to delete a reader board

Reader Board 1 has three spare relays and each subsequent Reader Board has four spare relays.

Below is a image which gives an overview of the AMC power supply consumption requirements: Typical IClass readers consume .78VA average and slightly over 1VA at maximum. The ARD-FPBEW2-H2 Bio Reader has an average of 7.2 VA average and almost 8VA maximum.

Question   What readers are currently supported with AMS   Answer   Below is the "current" list of readers that are supported with AMS. This may be subject to change as more readers are tested and approved.