AdapTec Plus and AdapTec-X, What’s Your Preference?
Convenience VS High-Level Security
AdapTec Plus and AdapTec X are designed to support two installation modes; one provides utmost convenience to users and another provides high-level security but slightly compromised in terms of user experience.
Selection of the modes is available by applying different wiring arrangements during installation.
Under Convenient Mode, AdapTec unlocks doors immediately after receiving feedback from FingerTec devices. All FingerTec models support this feature.
For installations using Secure Mode, there will be a 1 second delay during the unlocking of the door after verification is completed at FingerTec devices. This delay is caused by the 26-bit Wiegand transmission of encrypted data from the devices to AdapTec.
This Secure Mode is an optional security feature provided by AdapTec for users who prefer higher level of security over user convenience. It is important to note here that the Secure Mode only delays the response of AdapTec by 1 second and it doesn’t really affect the overall user experience. Nonetheless, for users who refuse to tolerate a slight delay, Convenient Mode is highly recommended.
Wiring Diagram for Convenient Mode Installation
Wiring Diagram for Secure Mode Installation
Please refer to the ianstaller manual of AdapTec Plus and AdapTec X for more details.
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