Answer:
The terminal communicates over integrated Wi-Fi, TCP/IP Ethernet, and USB, utilizing Push Data protocols for direct server and cloud synchronization. For door security, it includes an onboard lock relay and industry-standard Wiegand input and output ports for connecting external slave readers or third-party controllers.
The eSSL N-UltraFace provides hardware and networking interfaces for standalone or integrated deployments:
- Network & Protocol Integration: Standard onboard RJ45 TCP/IP local network interface, wireless 802.11 Wi-Fi, and USB drive transfer. Built-in Push Data protocol automatically sends real-time transaction records to centralized payroll and time-tracking platforms.
- Door Control Interfaces: Built-in relay output enables direct triggering of electromagnetic locks, drop bolts, turnstiles, and motorized security barriers.
- Wiegand Signaling: Includes both Wiegand input and Wiegand output connections. This enables the terminal to output credential data directly to third-party access control panels or ingest signals from external slave exit readers (such as 125 kHz EM proximity readers).
