Answer:
The terminal provides dedicated relays for 3rd-party electric locks, door sensors, exit buttons, and alarm outputs, alongside Wiegand in/out, RS485, and TCP/IP Ethernet interfaces. It natively supports 125 kHz EM ID cards (optional 13.56 MHz MF) and integrates directly with eSSL eTimeTracklite software.
The eSSL AiFace - Mars provides full peripheral compatibility for standalone doorway security as well as centralized multi-door network deployments:
- Door Interfacing: Directly drives 3rd-party electromagnetic locks, drop bolts, electric strikes, door status sensors, and push-to-exit buttons via its built-in relay wiring terminals.
- Security & Auxiliaries: Equipped with dedicated auxiliary inputs, an alarm relay output, and an internal tamper switch alarm that alerts security systems if the device is unseated from its mounting bracket.
- Reader Interfaces: Features bidirectional Wiegand input and output ports to interface slave readers or connect upstream into third-party access control panels, alongside an RS485 communication bus.
- Credential Compatibility: Integrated standard 125 kHz EM ID card reader module (with factory-optional support for 13.56 MHz Mifare IC cards).
- Network & Software Integration: Communicates over standard TCP/IP Ethernet (with optional Wi-Fi module support) and features ADMS (Automatic Data Master Server) cloud protocol support for real-time synchronization with eSSL eTimeTracklite desktop and web platforms.
