Centralized Access Control & Turnstiles – Level 2

This level 2 training explains the architecture of a centralized system made up of a server, a database, client workstations and multi-door controllers. Participants install the software, create a site and check event reporting.
The programme addresses OSDP and RS-485 buses, online and offline modes, turnstiles and pedestrian barriers, as well as two-door airlocks with interlock. It also includes elevator management by access profiles and floor authorizations.
Hands-on practice adds a second site, an alarm input and a camera associated with a door. Scenarios are tested on door, turnstile, airlock and elevator mock-ups, then documented in an acceptance test covering access, logs and video events.

• Explain and implement a centralized access control architecture.
• Deploy and configure multi-door controllers with OSDP or RS-485 buses.
• Commission turnstiles and pedestrian barriers integrated with access control.
• Design and configure a double-door airlock or interlock.
• Implement elevator management by floor and multi-floor profiles.
• Configure a multi-site solution.
• Integrate access control with an alarm and video surveillance.
• Carry out the acceptance test and produce documentation for a centralized system.

• Low-current systems and SSI technicians with level 1 or an equivalent level.
• Integrators and installers already active in the field.

Have a basic knowledge of electricity, some notions of IP networking and knowledge of access control systems.