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Apollo systems integrate access control, alarm,
fire protection, CCTV, badging and third party subsystems. From small single
door facilities to multiple sites with thousands of users, Apollo has the
solution.
EZ-One-Pro 1-4 door access system
EZ-One Series complete access control systems
June 15, 2000. Apollo introduces the new EZ-One access control systems for 1-4
doors. The EZ-One kits include all required components: software, controller,
readers, cards, uninterruptible power supply, enclosure. The EZ-One comes
with Motorola, Keri, HID proximity or Apollo mag stripe readers.
Both EZ-One and EZ-One Plus systems are available with Motorola, Keri or HID
proximity readers or Apollo mag stripe readers with integral keypads:
EZ-One-Pro 1-8 door access system
EZ-One-Pro Series complete access control systems
The EZ-ONE Pro provides a low cost solution that is easy to sell, install and
operate with expanded number of readers, cardholders (up to 2,000 cardholders)
and event storage (up to 3,750).
EZ Multi-site
EZ Multi-site complete access control system, supports up to 250 sites
The EZ Multi-site series are complete multi-site access control systems designed
for fast and easy installation. Two different types of configuration are
possible with EZ-MultiSite: there can be 50 or 250 sites per system.
EZ-Eight 8-door access system
EZ-Eight, Complete Access Control Systems
The EZ-Eight is a complete 8-door access control and alarm system. It includes
all required components: software, controller, readers, test cards, power supply
with backup battery & enclosure. The EZ-Eight includes 8 Motorola, Keri, HID
proximity readers or Apollo magnetic - readers with keypads.
EZ-32 access control system
EZ-32 Series complete access control systems
TThe EZ-32 access control systems with new Apollo AP-610 proximity readers are
now available. The systems come with the software, enclosure, UPS, powerful
32-reader controller and 8 readers included.
Apollo Access control software
APACS Pro, Security System Management Software
The APACS Pro security system management software has been designed to take full
advantage of Apollo access control hardware and provide a friendly interface to
users. The APACS Pro is an advanced security management solution that allows
controlling third party subsystems: CCTV, HVAC, elevator, lighting and others.
Many useful features like roll call, video verification, emergency PIN are
available in the APACS Pro software.
APACS Standard, Security System Management Software
The APACS Standard software is a powerful and flexible security management tool.
It provides graphic maps for convenient system monitoring and control, extensive
event reports, easy cardholder management, badge design and many other
advantages. Being feature rich and simple this is a perfect solution for
standard access control projects.
APACS Lite, Access Control Software
The APACS Lite software provides reliable access control for systems that do not
require many advanced features. It offers text based on-line event display,
event reports, time & attendance and other functions. Like all APACS software
versions this basic software package supports multiple terminals and can be used
in a network.
Apollo Controllers
AAN-100, Access and Alarm Controller
The AAN-100 is one of the most powerful access and alarm controller in the
industry. It directly supports up to 96 devices: card readers, alarm input
panels and status panels. Multiple AAN-100 controllers can be used for larger
systems.
AAN-32, Access and Alarm Controller
The AAN-32 provides economical solution for medium-small size security systems.
It directly supports 32 intelligent readers or 32 standard Wiegand output
readers via API/AIM type interfaces. The AAN-32 also supports alarm input,
output and status panels. Multiple controllers can be used for larger systems.
AAM-20/80, Access and Alarm Controller
The AAN-20/80 controllers have proven their reliability in numerous
installations. The AAM-20 supports 16 devices and AAM-80 supports 64 devices.
The AAM-80/20 controllers have many standard features like elevator control,
anti-passback, alarm linkages, dial, etc.
Apollo Alarm and status panels
AIO-168, 16 input alarm panel with relay outputs
The AIO-168 has 16 alarm inputs. The module complies with the UL Grade "A" line
supervision requirements and provides higher security because it distinguishes
the following zone statuses: no alarm, alarm, zone fault (open, short, ground or
circuit fault). The AIO-168 has 8 on-board relays that can be linked to inputs
or controlled from a host. Input-only and output-only versions are also
available.
APA-15, alarm input panel
The APA-15 provides 15 alarm inputs. It supports the 16-output relay module
ARM-16 than allows input to output linkage or relay control from a host. The
unit meets UL Grade "A" analog line supervision requirements. The APA-15 had
database for off-line event storage.
APA-16, alarm input panel
The APA-16 provides 16 grade "B" alarm inputs. It is a perfect solution for
elevator control with floor selection feedback (requires ARM-16).
APD-16, digital alarm input panel
Traditional analog alarm panels with grade A or B inputs cannot detect attempts
to substitute equipment or introduce prerecorded data. The APD-16 alarm input
module provides this added dimension in high line security. Used with ATD-16
transceivers it foils attempts to compromise line security by both substitution
of equipment and introduction of prerecorded data. The APD-16 and ATD-16 meet UL
Grade AA line supervision standards.
ASA-72, alarm status panel
The ASA-72 provides a simple way to display alarms. One ASA-72 panel can display
status of up to four alarm panels. The unit has 72 labeled tri-color LEDs that
can be associated with the alarm zones. Color of an LED indicates status of the
zone (green - normal, red - alarm, orange - trouble). If the user does not want
to use a PC for alarm monitoring the ASA-72 status panel is a perfect solution.
It also can be used as a back up for PC.
Apollo Reader Interfaces
AIM-2DL, 2-door interface with local database
AIM-2DL is a 2-reader interface with local database. The module supports most
identification technologies: magnetic stripe, proximity, fingerprint, hand
geometry, barcode, long range infrared and others . The AIM-2DL can store up to
3000 cardholder records and up to 2500 events in its memory. The AIM-2DL has
terminations for connection of one or two Wiegand interface readers complete
with two LED lines and a buzzer control line. Optional UPK-AIM2 filmware upgrade
for changing APN-35 memory and transforming APN-35 controller to AIM-2DL
interface is available.
AIM-1SL, Downloadable Single Door Interface with local database
AIM-1SL is a downloadable single door interface for use with all major reader
technologies including magnetic stripe, proximity, Wiegand, keypads, biometrics,
long range infrared, bar code and others. The local database provides for
storage up to 20,000 cardholder records and 7000 events even if the interface is
off-line. The AIM-1SL includes downloadable database, four inputs and outputs,
supervised inputs, flash memory and support for two readers interfacing with a
single door strike.
AIM-4SL, 4-reader interface with local database
AIM-4SL is a complete 4-reader interface with a downloadable database. The
module supports most identification technologies: proximity, barcode, biometric,
Wiegand, infrared and other readers with standard Wiegand output. The AIM-4SL
can store up to 20000 cardholders and 7000 events in its memory. The unit
provides door contact, reader tamper, exit button and auxiliary inputs as well
as strike and auxiliary relay outputs for all 4 doors. The AIM-4SL has an option
of digitally supervised outputs for high security installations.
AIM-4, 4-reader interface
AIM-4 is a complete 4-reader interface between Apollo's controllers and 4
readers of different technologies: proximity, Wiegand, infrared, bar code,
biometrics and others. The unit provides door contact, reader tamper, exit
button and auxiliary inputs as well as strike and auxiliary relay outputs for
all 4 doors.
API, 1-reader interface
The API module provides complete interface between Apollo's controllers to one
standard reader (Wiegand or Clock/Data output). The API monitors door contact,
exit push button, alarm input. It also controls door strike and up to 3
auxiliary relay outputs. The unit offers more cost effective solution and easier
wiring than the AIM-4 interface if only one readers need to be connected.
ADA-10/11, digital door strike control
Digital door strike control modules ADA-10/11 are used in applications where
secure control of remote loads such as door strikes is required. In most access
control systems, the wiring between the door strike and the card reader
controller is a vulnerable point. An intruder needs only apply voltage or ground
at this point to control the strike. The ADA module can be mounted in the
protected area near the strike with only the digital signal going to the strike
location. Thus control of the strike is removed from the reader and protected
between the access controller and strike.
ADA-20/21, relays with toggle and timer features
Like the ADA-10/11 models, the ADA-20/21 provide digital relay control. The
ADA-20/21 have 2 relays that can be used for strike control and auxiliary
output. They also have RS-485 connectors to make reader wiring easier. The
ADA-21 has DIPswitch selectable toggle or cumulative modes.
Apollo Proximity & Contactless Smart Card Readers
AP-600/700 Readers with RS-485 interface
The AP-600/700 reader, with its RS-485 interface, is typically used as a slave
reader with Apollo AAN-32/100 master controllers or as an OEM reader. Up to 96
readers can be multi-dropped from the AAN-100 controller. RS-485 reader systems
are significantly more cost effective because they do not require installation
and wiring of any door controllers (reader interfaces) or their associated power
supplies and enclosures. Since all door wiring is short and terminates at the
reader, the system is more reliable and makes installation and maintenance
easier. The AP-600 is capable of reading proximity cards. The AP-700 is capable
of reading contactless smart cards.
Apollo Magnetic & Infrared Readers
AP-501/502, Low Cost Magnetic Readers
The AP-501/502 read high-energy magnetic stripe cards or standard credit cards.
The readers are available with industry standard Wiegand and Clock/Data output,
compatible with many OEM access systems. They also serve as low cost slave
readers for Apollo controllers (API/AIM interfaces required). There is a wide
variety of finishes available to match any office interior.
AP-510/520, Intelligent Magnetic Readers with RS-485 Interface
The AP-510/520 readers provide significant cost savings in installation cost. Up
to 96 readers can be connected to one AAN-100 controller on RS-485 bus. The
AP-510/520 readers provide door contact, strike control, exit button, reader
tamper, auxiliary inputs and outputs. Therefore all door wiring is done locally
and there is only one RS-485 communication cable going to the controller
AP-511/521, Elevator Control Reader
The elevator control feature allows the control of floor selection by
identifying the person wishing to access a controlled floor, based on their
access rights to the floor. Access is further controlled by the time of day, day
of week, holiday schedule. The AP-511/521 card readers provide controlled access
to 32 floors (4 AEL elevator control modules required). Proximity, biometric and
other readers may also be used for elevator control with Apollo systems.
AP-500, Magnetic Card Reader with Downloadable Database
The AP-500 provides an access system with added security by furnishing the third
level of database redundancy. The reader can download full or partial database
and function independently if the communication with the controller is broken.
AP-500 is capable of storing up to 20000 cardholders and 6500 events. We
recommend using AP-500 where high level of security is required.
AP-IRT/IRC, Infrared Received and Transmitter
Apollo's infrared system is an ideal long-range vehicle identification solution
for parking gates. Transmitter can be operated from inside a vehicle without
stopping or lowering the windows. This increases the security of the vehicle and
its occupants. Multiple receivers can be mounted relatively close to each other
without unintentional activation of more than one, since it operates via line of
sight. The AP-IRT/IRC can be incorporated into a large access system or operate
in stand-alone mode.
Stand-alone systems
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APN-30, 2-reader controller
The APN-30 is designed to provide low cost two-door access control. It supports
standard proximity or any other Wiegand interface readers. This unit is ideal
for small offices where only 1-2 important doors need to be secured. The APN-30
also has dial-up capabilities and can be used for multiple remote sites (the
ASW-30 software required). The controller can be programmed using via keypad or
software. See the EZ-One series for complete systems with the APN-30.
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AP-530, stand-alone card reader
The AP-530 is a stand-alone reader for one-door access control. Primary designed
to control access to ATMs by granting access only to holders of Visa, MasterCard
and other specified cards, it has many other applications: temporary reader in
areas under construction, small remote sites (gym at an apartment complex) etc.
All programming is performed via its keypad and stored in non-volatile memory.
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AP-550, 34-reader stand-alone system
AP-550 is an effective solution for those who want basic, inexpensive and
reliable access control. The controller is built-in in AP-550 master reader so
there is no need for separate enclosure. System is easily expandable up to 34
doors. AP-510/520 slave readers connect to the AP-550 on RS-485 line. Such
architecture makes wiring simple: there is only one wire going from reader to
reader, no interfaces required. Entire cardholder database (users, time zones,
and access levels) resides in AP-550. The system is completely stand-alone, all
programming is done via the AP-550 keypad.
Apollo Stand-alone Controller and Reader systems
APN-30, 2-reader controller
The APN-30 is designed to provide low cost two-door access control. It supports
standard proximity or any other Wiegand interface readers. This unit is ideal
for small offices where only 1-2 important doors need to be secured. The APN-30
also has dial-up capabilities and can be used for multiple remote sites (the
ASW-30 software required). The controller can be programmed using via keypad or
software. See the EZ-One series for complete systems with the APN-30.
AP-530, stand-alone card reader
The AP-530 is a stand-alone reader for one-door access control. Primary designed
to control access to ATMs by granting access only to holders of Visa, MasterCard
and other specified cards, it has many other applications: temporary reader in
areas under construction, small remote sites (gym at an apartment complex) etc.
All programming is performed via its keypad and stored in non-volatile memory.
AP-550, 34-reader stand-alone system
AP-550 is an effective solution for those who want basic, inexpensive and
reliable access control. The controller is built-in in AP-550 master reader so
there is no need for separate enclosure. System is easily expandable up to 34
doors. AP-510/520 slave readers connect to the AP-550 on RS-485 line. Such
architecture makes wiring simple: there is only one wire going from reader to
reader, no interfaces required. Entire cardholder database (users, time zones,
and access levels) resides in AP-550. The system is completely stand-alone, all
programming is done via the AP-550 keypad.
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