The Biomax SpeedFace 5SE (KT Automation model reference KTI0100200SF5SE) is an AI-based biometric terminal engineered to integrate into industrial, commercial, and enterprise access control and workforce attendance networks. Driven by an embedded Linux operating system and a Dual-Core ARM Cortex-A7 processor running at 900 MHz with 512 MB RAM and 4 GB ROM, the terminal supports standard security signaling, network topologies, and multi-credential authorization.
Access Control Hardware & Signaling Interfaces
For physical barrier operation, the SpeedFace 5SE features integrated hardware control terminals designed for wall-mounted installation at doorways, turnstiles, or designated checkpoint access points:
- Onboard Relay: Built-in dry contact relay designed for direct electrical interfacing with electronic door strikes, electromagnetic locks, automatic barrier gates, or turnstiles to trigger lock release upon successful verification.
- Wiegand Output: Dedicated Wiegand-out interface enables the unit to function as an edge reader connected to third-party access control units (ACUs) and centralized multi-door controllers.
Network Infrastructure & Data Communication
The terminal integrates across enterprise IT infrastructures using hardwired and wireless networking channels:
- TCP/IP Ethernet: Standard local area network (LAN) communication port for enterprise IP networks, supporting real-time data exchange and remote device configuration.
- Wi-Fi: Integrated wireless module allowing cable-free deployment where physical Ethernet drops are unavailable or cost-prohibitive.
- USB Port: Onboard USB interface for local data exchange, offline log extraction, and direct service access.
- Remote Firmware Upgrades: Supports over-the-network remote firmware upgradation without requiring physical dismounting or localized serial flashing.
Software, Server & Cloud Interoperability
The Biomax SpeedFace 5SE utilizes an automated Push Data protocol, enabling edge devices to push transaction logs and authentication records directly to centralized servers without requiring polling routines. It is compatible with web-based and cloud-hosted time-attendance and security management software architectures, as well as employee self-service mobile applications for synchronized attendance visibility.
Credential & Capacity Specifications
| Parameter |
Specification |
Integration Scope |
| RFID Card Technology |
Mifare (13.56 MHz) |
Smart card access badges and physical credentials |
| Card Capacity |
3,000 cards |
Dedicated onboard credential record storage |
| Facial Template Storage |
3,000 templates |
AI-based dynamic recognition (1 to 3 meter range) |
| Maximum User Limit |
3,000 users |
Combined system user database |
| Event Log Buffer |
50,000 logs |
Local offline transaction and access event logging |
| Recognition Performance |
0.5 seconds |
Up to 5 persons simultaneously, masked face & live body detection |
Electrical & Environmental Operating Requirements
System integrators must ensure the terminal is supplied with a regulated 12V DC, 2A external power supply. The unit functions reliably within an operating temperature range of -15°C to 50°C. With compact physical dimensions of 185.8 mm x 93.7 mm x 22.5 mm and a total weight of 0.63 kg, the device fits narrow mullions, standard interior wall mountings, or integrated turnstile brackets.