ZKTECO
ZKTECO SC203+IC RFID Card Password Access Control Terminal
Controls door access for up to 30,000 users via RFID card or password with TCP/IP, RS232/485 and Wiegand interfaces
Mode: Select SC203+IC
- SC203+ID
- SC203+IC
- Elegant casing design suits professional environments
- 30000 ID card capacity stores large user bases
- 50000 transaction capacity logs extensive activity
- TCP/IP, RS232/485, USB-Host communication enables flexible integration
- Full door lock control with anti-passback secures access points
Access Control Terminal for Small Sites
The ZKTECO SC203+IC is a standalone access control terminal designed for houses, small offices and factories. It manages up to 30000 ID cards with an optional IC card mode and stores 50000 transaction records. Operation is handled through the built-in LCD or via PC software.
Elegant Casing with Full Door Interfaces
The unit features an elegant casing with professional surface treatment and simple installation. It provides direct interfaces for a third-party electric lock, door sensor, exit button, alarm and door bell. Wiegand input and output allow master-slave reader setups or connection to an external control panel.
Upgrade from Basic Keypad Entry
This terminal replaces simple keypad or single-door controllers by adding card capacity, anti-passback and SMS functions. The jump is worth it when you need networked management over TCP/IP, RS232 or RS485 and USB-host data transfer without a separate control panel.
Highlights
- Elegant casing design suits professional environments
- 30000 ID card capacity stores large user bases
- 50000 transaction capacity logs extensive activity
- TCP/IP, RS232/485, USB-Host communication enables flexible integration
- Full door lock control with anti-passback secures access points
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Questions about this item
What does the Wiegand interface cap at for connecting an external reader?
The Wiegand-in port lets you link an external reader to build a master and slave system, while Wiegand-out connects the terminal to a control panel as a reader.
What physical connections does the terminal need for lock control and monitoring?
It provides terminals for a third-party electric lock, door sensor, exit button, alarm and door bell, all wired directly to the access control interface.
How is the device configured, and what step is often missed?
Settings can be entered on the LCD display or uploaded from PC software via TCP/IP, RS232/485 or USB-Host; users often forget to upload the configuration after editing it on the PC.
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