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Access Control |
Expanded capacity |
The eMerge 5000 has been certified for support of up to 140 readers per network controller. The previous certification was to 64 readers. |
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Elevator control |
Version 1.2 implements an elevator control capability that supports 52 controlled floors per elevator cab. | |
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Event Monitoring |
Monitoring Desktop |
A major new feature, the Monitoring Desktop, provides an integrated view of the system in real time including access control, alarms, video, and photo ID. |
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Real Time Floor Plans |
The floor plans capability has been enhanced to offer icons representing cameras, portals, and alarm events. Each icon changes to reflect real time status, and clicking on an icon presents a menu of related options. | |
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Efficiency (general) |
Real time monitoring has been made more responsive. |
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Support for motion JPEG video has been added for cameras that support it, resulting in smoother video rendition. Mozilla Firefox and Netscape Navigator are known to support this format. |
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Static IP Addressing |
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All messages passing between the Network Node and the Network Controller are now authenticated using a SHA-1 digest using a 160-bit key. Critical data, such as access card number, is encrypted. This makes it feasible to connect nodes over the public Internet without using a VPN connection. | |
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ODBC lockdown |
Access to the database through ODBC can be selectively enabled and disabled, and the database password can be set through the eMerge 5000 user interface. | |
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The eMerge 5000 now has multi-lingual capability. Language packs can be loaded onto the Network Controller, and language and other internationalization features can be selected. |
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User session expiration can be set from the Network Controller, and session expiration is logged. | |
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Various setup screens now include a clone option in addition to add and delete. This new operation facilitates setup by copying information from already established items. | |
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Maintenance |
Backup and Restore |
The interval for backup of the historical log to CSV file on network-attached storage is now settable from the user interface. |
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Backups can now be uploaded to the Network Controller from the user’s PC through a command in the user interface. Backups can also be restored to a Network Controller other than the one from which it originated. | ||
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System Operations |
Commands are now provided to permit shut down, reboot, and node data refresh from the user interface. | |
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Commands are now provided to remove unused floor plan backgrounds, photo IDs, and similar data. | ||
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Service provider data including HTML and graphics files can be downloaded to the Network Controller. This information is displayed when the Support/Utility>Service Provider menu item is accessed. |