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The N-G4W supports 125 kHz EM RFID cards (optional 13.56 MHz Mifare), door relays, Wiegand in/out, RS485 exit readers, RS232 thermal printers for canteen management, Wi-Fi, TCP/IP Ethernet, and push-data cloud software.
The Biomax N-G4W provides comprehensive connectivity and peripheral interfacing across corporate networks and access control hardware:
- Credential Formats: Standard internal reader supports 125 kHz EM proximity cards, with factory options available for 13.56 MHz Mifare smart cards.
- Access Control Interfaces: Built-in door relay controls electric strikes, magnetic locks, or barrier gates. The terminal incorporates Wiegand input and output ports alongside RS485 communication to interface slave exit readers (such as the Biomax N-FR12), push-to-exit buttons, and no-touch infrared sensors.
- Canteen Management: Features a dedicated RS232 serial interface allowing direct attachment to an external thermal printer for automated token dispensing and meal management.
- Network & Log Extraction: Native Wi-Fi, wired Ethernet (RJ45 TCP/IP), USB host/slave ports for flash-drive data extraction, and optional 4G GPRS connectivity for remote job sites.
- Enterprise Software Integration: Compatible with Biomax Desktop, Web, and Cloud attendance suites via automatic Push Data protocols, supported by a comprehensive SDK for custom ERP and payroll integrations.