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The N-UltraFace features an onboard door control relay, Wiegand input, and native support for external slave exit readers such as the Biomax KR26E. Network connectivity includes Wi-Fi, TCP/IP, USB Host, and push data protocols.
The Biomax N-UltraFace integrates comprehensive physical and network communication interfaces to connect directly with facility infrastructure:
- Lock Control: Built-in output relay for direct switching and control of electromechanical door locks, magnetic strikes, or turnstile triggers.
- Peripheral & Exit Readers: Features a Wiegand input channel and native compatibility with external exit readers such as the Biomax KR26E RFID reader for in/out access tracking.
- Credential Formats: Multi-modal verification supporting facial recognition, 500 DPI optical fingerprinting, numerical passwords (T9 keypad), and 125 kHz Proximity cards (with optional 13.56 MHz Mifare card support).
- Data & Software Integration: Configured with TCP/IP Ethernet, built-in Wi-Fi, and USB Host data export. It supports automatic push data architecture and developer SDKs for integration with desktop, web, and cloud attendance software.
