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The N-X990 connects via Wi-Fi, TCP/IP Ethernet, RS232/RS485, and USB host/client with built-in push data technology. For door automation, it features an integrated relay and standard 26-bit/34-bit Wiegand input/output compatible with slave readers, push buttons, and electronic locks.
The Biomax N-X990 provides comprehensive integration interfaces for network deployment and physical access hardware:
- Network & Communication: Equipped with onboard Wi-Fi, standard RJ45 TCP/IP Ethernet, RS485, RS232, and USB (host and client). Embedded push data technology allows automatic, direct communication of transaction events to centralized local or cloud attendance software.
- Peripheral & Exit Readers: Supports peripheral inputs including RS485 slave readers, external Wiegand readers (26-bit, 34-bit, and customized formats), remote control modules, standard exit push buttons, and no-touch infrared sensors.
- Door Control: Includes an onboard dry contact relay output for direct connection to electric strikes, electromagnetic locks, and access barriers.
- Card Standards: Ships standard with a 125 kHz EM proximity RFID card reader, with optional support for 13.56 MHz Mifare technology.
- Peripheral Integration: Includes an RS232 serial communication interface capable of driving external thermal slip printers for canteen management deployments.
