The main component in any access control system is the control panel. It communicates with and manages the various other devices installed throughout the facility. Our systems include an “integrated” panel that also provides intrusion, all in a single unit. The primary devices in an access control system are: Electronic Hardware: Each protected door needs to be equipped with an electronic lock that can be remotely controlled. Prox Readers: Card readers where users swipe their cards, or proximity devices that users pass their fobs or access cards over. Keypads: Where users can enter an access code to open a door, and system managers can modify the authority level of Request-to-Exit Devices: Motion sensors, buttons, or crash bars used to bypass a door or release an electronic lock. High Security Readers: Based on the MIFARE platform, the high security reader is a globally accepted, secure, and versatile access control solution. To ensure the integrity of radio frequency (RF) data transactions, data communication between cards and readers is encrypted using a powerful key; furthermore, readers and credentials challenge each other’s keys during the validation process. system users, as well as perform other programming functions.