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Keri Systems NXT-RM3Click To Copy Reader Interface Module

Item #: NXT-RM3 by Keri Systems, Inc

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Features
  • Managed by Doors.NET: SQL-based, Client/server Software, multiple concurrent sites, no third-party client license fees
  • Fully supervised with encrypted data between cards/readers
  • Utilizes existing CAT-5 cabling or existing networks.
  • Network Appliance architecture utilizing two or four door panels.
  • Coupled with optional interface boards for I/O and industry-standard reader formats.
  • Thousands of doors per system; 50,000 card holders per controller.
  • Flash programmable and reprogrammable

Product Type

Interface Module

Access Type

Interface/Modules

Alternate Part Number-1

141985

Product Overview

Reader Interface Module

Keri's NXT-RM3 Reader Interface Module is designed to make it easy to connect reader technologies with industry standard Wiegand output to NXT Controllers. It also allows connection of Keri MS Series Proximity Readers, most commonly used for legacy systems where PXL-500 Controllers are also in place being used with KC-10X/KC-26X, MT-10X or PKT-10X credentials. The NXT-RM3 securely plugs directly onto an NXT Controller or an NXT-4X4 or GIOX I/O Expansion Module with excellent mechanical and electrical integrity. The option to bring the reader terminations to the I/O modules provides substantial savings in wiring costs because door funsctions can be located closer tot he reader/door, with only 4 wires required to be cabled to centrally located controllers.

Embedded, sophisticated Ethernet-based access controllers hanging right on the network.