Answer:
The Biomax Access10 interfaces via its dry contact relay with 12V DC electromagnetic (EM) locks, electric bolt locks, and door strikes, as well as request-to-exit push buttons and external door chimes. It supports three authentication modes: single verification (Fingerprint, Card, or Code), dual verification by Fingerprint + Card, and Fingerprint + Code.
The Biomax Access10 operates as an autonomous door controller capable of driving standard low-voltage locking hardware and peripheral door security equipment without requiring an external relay board.
Hardware Interface Compatibility:
- Electric Locks: Direct relay connection to fail-safe electromechanical locks (such as electromagnetic/maglocks) and fail-secure hardware (such as drop bolts and electric strikes) operating at 12V DC.
- Egress Controls: Built-in input terminals support standard normally-open (NO) request-to-exit push buttons installed on the secure egress side.
- Doorbell Facility: Integrated chime trigger circuitry links to external audible doorbells, activated by pressing the front panel Bell button.
- Card Standards: Embedded proximity reader module supports standard 125 kHz RFID transponder cards and key fobs.
Configurable Pass Modes:
Through the engineering menu, administrators can select between three verification modes depending on site security level: Mode 1 allows single-factor validation (Fingerprint, Card, or Code); Mode 2 enforces dual-factor authentication requiring Fingerprint + RFID Card; Mode 3 enforces dual-factor authentication requiring Fingerprint + Code.
