Grant and revoke entry permissions in the same place as other ChipLogin access. When someone changes role or leaves, there are fewer separate systems to update.
How cards are verified, how permissions are managed, and which existing equipment can be retained.
Systems that authorize a card from a readable UID alone do not verify a cryptographic secret. A copied UID can therefore be presented as the original; DESFire challenge-response is intended to address that specific weakness.
When an employee leaves, you need to remove all their access. Shared management helps you keep track of what needs to change.
We will review your existing installation and check which wiring and equipment can be kept.
The controller is installed in a low-voltage cabinet. We will assess whether wiring and readers can be retained based on your installation.
We will assess whether existing wiring can be reused with RS485/OSDP or an adapted Wiegand installation, and whether the controller fits your existing cabinet. Wiring and reader compatibility must be checked for each site.
Sits in the low-voltage cabinet, holds the DESFire keys and offline policy, and keeps an mTLS connection to ChipLogin Server.
The card is verified cryptographically, the door unlocks, and the tap is signed into the audit trail.
Access control to suit your building.
A shared controller can serve multiple doors. We will recommend the number of controllers and their connections to suit your building.
The modules mount on a DIN rail inside a control cabinet. We will review the installation documentation with your electrician or installation company.
Grant and revoke access to computers, machines and doors from the same console. Manage changes in one place and review records across all three areas; when disconnected devices receive a change depends on the installation.
A control unit for your existing low-voltage cabinet — the door reader is matched to your installation.
A unit for your low-voltage cabinet. Holds an encrypted connection to ChipLogin Server, DESFire keys, and offline policy; evaluates authorization and switches the lock.
mounting: 35 mm DIN rail · bus: RS485 / OSDP / Wiegand · server: Ethernet, mTLS
Tell us how you currently manage building access and what you want to simplify. You do not need to know card types or technical specifications. We will work through the details with you.
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