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The terminal communicates via Wi-Fi, Ethernet TCP/IP, USB Host/Client, and RS232/RS485, featuring automated real-time Push Data synchronization. For access control, it provides an onboard door lock relay and Wiegand In/Out connections for external RS485 readers, Wiegand readers, push buttons, and sensors.
The Biomax N-X990 integrates industrial network ports and access control hardware interfaces to connect directly with physical door hardware and automated software platforms:
Network & Data Interfaces:
- Network: Built-in Wi-Fi and 10/100M Ethernet TCP/IP for automated synchronization across LAN and WAN environments.
- Data Synchronization: Native Push Data protocol transmits punch logs to central management servers in real time without manual polling.
- Serial & USB: RS232/RS485 serial ports and USB Host & Client interfaces for direct peripheral hookups or manual USB flash drive log retrieval.
Access Control Integration:
- Door Relay: Built-in output relay for controlling magnetic locks, drop bolts, or automated turnstiles.
- Wiegand Interface: Dedicated Wiegand input and output lines supporting 26-bit, 34-bit, and user-customized formats for connection to central access control panels.
- Exit Hardware Compatibility: Direct integration with RS-485 slave readers, secondary Wiegand readers, physical push-to-exit buttons, RF remotes, and infrared no-touch exit sensors.
Software Platforms:
Compatible with Desktop, Web-based, and Cloud attendance systems, employee self-service mobile applications, and custom ERP/payroll platforms via an available Software Development Kit (SDK).
