Off-Site Scenario

• The identification cards they use at work are also compatible here at the symposium.
• The card access reader records the time of their arrival and departure.
• They are directed to parking lot B because the system notifies the guards that parking lot A is full.
• Guards monitor their arrival from the digital surveillance camera mounted on top of the vehicle.
• An identification camera records their license plate numbers for archiving in a database.

• Guards are stationed at a kiosk in the auditorium entrance.
• Employees swipe their access cards at the kiosk.
• Guards match employees’ faces and identification cards to the saved image on their screen.
• Wireless cameras are positioned to monitor the symposium.

• You can monitor the symposium from a remote location.
• The mobile security unit sends encrypted data and video images using RTPI™ technology through a wireless LAN connection.
• Law enforcement and other officials are notified in the event of an emergency.

• Access Checkpoints
  • Access card readers.
• Traffic Flow
  • System controls the flow of vehicles, personnel, and pedestrians entering a secure site.
  • Capability to identify which parking lots are at capacity.
• Surveillance Cameras
  • Recording capability in an emergency.
  • Two digital surveillance cameras with 360° total motion capacity mounted on top of the vehicle.
  • Two identification cameras that are fixed and focusable and can identify drivers, pedestrians, or license plates.
• Emergency siren, loudspeaker, and light.
• Central Station capability supported by wireless LAN.
• Interior “control room” for on-site operations.
• Smart Pass Antenna reads vehicle access tags.

• All data/images encrypted using Real-Time Privacy Infrastructure™ (RTPI™) technology and stored digitally.
• All data/video/alarm is monitored in real-time.
• Remote accessibility allows all users to view data/images from off-site locations.

• Instantly notified in real-time via pager, cell, e-mail, etc.
• All users can be notified (i.e. owner, etc.).
• Police, paramedics, etc., can be alerted.

• Attendance information: access, time, duration, etc.
• Report generating.
• Database archiving.

• Identification cards that are used at client’s location are compatible.
• Guards can match the image to the cardholder’s face.
• Attendance information: access, time, duration, etc.
• Alerted of an emergency instantly.

• Armed/Unarmed.
• Equipped with a wireless camera with the functionality to record in an emergency situation.
• Strategically stationed around the site.
• Alerted of an emergency instantly.