ACTpro 200 two-door expander with a built-in 3amp monitored power supply

The ACTpro 200 is a two-door expander for use with the ACTpro 2000 and ACTpro 3000 Door Controllers.  With a built-in, monitored 3 Amp power supply, the ACTpro 200 is designed to support two doors.  There are two separately monitored fused 12V outputs for the door locks.  The unit can also support two 7AH batteries and has a battery test facility built in as standard.  The ACTpro 200 has also got extensive reporting facilities such as: fuse blown, battery fault, mains fault etc.  The ACTpro 200 can also have two ACTpro 100 pcbs mounted on the controller door thus making this a four-door controller.

The ACTpro 200 can be utilised to extend the number of doors controlled by an ACTpro 2000 or 3000 Controller.  Individually these Controllers manage two doors and with the ACTpro 200 this number can be increased to a total of sixteen doors.  The use of the ACTpro 200 Door Expander for additional doors greatly reduces the system installation time.  For systems involving more than 16 doors up to 128, ACTpro Door Controllers may be networked via a PC interface to facilitate a total of 2000 doors.  These Door Controllers can be configured and maintained standalone or through ACTWin pro PC software.  The ACTpro 2000 may be networked via RS485 interface and the ACTpro 3000 via RS485 or the built in TCP/IP capability.

This door expander is part of the ACTpro range, a scaleable card access control system that has been designed to facilitate the most demanding requirements for any size of enterprise.  The system is a highly flexible, single or multi user system for one or more sites.

The software used with the ACTpro systems, ACTWin Pro, is a feature rich program that facilitates functions including Global Anti-Passback Support, Global Input/Output support, Communications Service Module, Validity Times, Multiple User Cards, Enhanced Reports and Counting Areas.  Features to be included in the latest version of the software include DVD Integration and Alarm Notification.  This is due for release during Quarter 4, 2007.