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The S2000-2 access controller (hereinafter referred to as the controller) is designed to control access
through one or two access points by means of reading presented access keys (Proximity cards, iBut-
tons, PIN-codes and so on), verification of access rights and closing (opening) relay contacts that
operate locking units (electromagnetic locks and strikes, turnstiles, swing-beam drives and so on). To
read access keys one or two readers with Touch memory, Wiegand or ABA TRACK II output interface
are to be connected to the S2000-2 controller.
The controller is designed to operate either as a part of a PC-based Orion integrated security system
under the Orion 1.0 KD (version 7 or higher) or the Orion Pro (version 1.8 or higher) Workstation
software, or as a part of an Orion integrated security system based on S2000 or S2000 М control con-
sole, or standalone.
The controller can be used for operating in one of the following operation modes:
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Two Entrance Doors
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One Entrance/Exit Door
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Turnstile
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Swing-beam Barrier
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Two Sluice Doors
Moreover, access via any access point (controlled by a reader) can be switched to locked or free ac-
cess mode.
In order to verify access rights of the presented key, the controller takes into account the following
access restriction factors:
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The key is not locked
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Access rights of the key to the restricted access zone
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Duration of the key validity
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The key time schedule is active
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Anti-passback rules violation (preventing a key from being passed back for re-use)
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Access lockout by means of alarm loops of the controller
Two-factor authentication mode can be applied to a reader of the controller if the reader is physically
designed to read not one but two different identifiers of a person, for example a combination of Prox-
imity card and PIN code. For such a case memory capacity of the controller is twice decreased.
Both local and centralized strategies of access control can be implemented by an S2000-2 access
controller, connected via RS-485 interface to a network controller
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a PC under ARM Orion Work-
station software. Local control means that access is granted or denied depending on access rights of
the identifier (key), stored in the controller database, the current access mode and access violations
previously made by this key. Centralized access control means that the presented key code is read