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Keep the Bad Guys Out!
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Working together, the DigiGate-700™ for Windows® software and hardware give you absolute Access Control over who can gain access to your facility. DigiGate-700™ for Windows® Software
| Developed specifically for the 32-bit Windows® operating system environment, the
DigiGate-700™ gives you maximum management flexibility. |
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 | Does not require investing in a separate computer. |
| Has its own Controller, so the system operates even with no power to the computer. Your computer does not have to stay on 24 hours a day. |
| Takes advantage of all the Windows® standard features, including easy backup.
| | Operates with a User Log-In with management-defined security levels for different users, like relief managers and part-time help.
| | Features intuitive defaults and entry screens for more user friendliness.
| | Easily links with most management programs popular in the Self-Storage Industry, which eliminates the need for entering information twice and frees up your computer for other work.
| | Flexible definition and listing of units by type and features.
| | Handles a virtually unlimited number of tenants with 1 to 10 digit codes.
| | Allows multiple code numbers per unit for granting access to "Other Authorized," especially helpful to commercial customers.
| | Allows linking units to a single code number.
| | Flexible time zones let you set gate operating hours for weekdays, weekends, holidays, and for other special settings.
| | Set gate hours with complete around-the-clock access, selective special-hours access for some tenants, or specific gate hours only.
| | Provides easy delinquent lock out or tagging of accounts for special management reasons.
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DigiGate-700™ System Controllers
| The information brain of the DigiGate™ access control system has proven its dependability in thousands of installations across the country and around the world. Through rigorous testing, both the System Controller and the DigiGate-700™ Keypads have earned both UL Listing in the United States and Canada and the CE Mark for approved distribution in the European Union. |  |
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| Takes input from a variety of devices to process and either accept or reject a code entry.
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| Interfaces with your PC for customer entry activities (move in, move out, paid up, delinquent, etc.) and report generation. Otherwise, the Controller operates independently, even with the computer turned off.
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| Controls any number or type of devices for granting access and exit - timed activities, such as lighting controls; alarm monitoring for Digitech™ Individual Unit Door Alarms and other intrusion alert operations; and can be programmed to handle any of these in separate areas and zones.
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| Built-in surge suppression helps protect from line surges from "dirty" power, lightning, and other unusual line transmissions.
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| Automatic power backup in most configurations.
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| Easily links with most management programs popular in the Self-Storage Industry, which eliminates the need for entering information twice.
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| Discourages tailgating with Antipassback.
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Occasionally someone will gain unauthorized entry by following a customer through the gate before the gate has had time to close. The DigiGate-700™ Software includes circuitry that gives you the choice of:
Soft Antipassback, which allows the tailgater to exit, but notifies the manager through a log entry that the offense has occurred.
Hard Antipassback, which does not allow the tailgater to exit, and notifies the manager with a log entry.
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DigiGate-700™ Keypads and Entry Control Devices
| A numbered keypad remains the most popular entry device in the Self-Storage Industry. And the most popular keypad continues to be the industry-exclusive DigiGate-700™ keypad with the all-metal faceplate. |
| Heavy gauge aluminum faceplate with no moving parts to maintain. |  |
| No plastic parts to deteriorate; no steel which rusts. The DigiGate-700™ keypads stand up to wind, water, ice, sand, and sun. |
| Enclosure and stand are powder coated for maximum life and minimum maintenance in an outdoor environment. |
| Audible tone with each key press. |
| Professional, commercial, built-in intercom, not a plastic add-on attached nearby. |
| Photocell lighting control lights automatically from sundown to sunrise. |
| Vandal resistant, virtually indestructible. |
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The DigiGate-700™ keypad leads a family of entry devices for special applications.
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Take all the great features listed above, then add a four-line, eighty-character screen for automatic instant messaging on an easy-to-read display screen. The user-friendly DigiGate-700™ for Windows® makes customizing messages quick and easy.
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| Welcome tenants and visitors with a display message. |
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| Give instructions and pass along key information.
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| Bright, easy-to-read LCD display shows up well, even in direct sunlight.
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| Standard messages are conveniently pre-programmed for common access control and code verification activities: "Password Accepted, Proceed with Caution When Gate is Fully Opened," "Bad Password, Please Contact Manager for Verification," and many others.
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| Define custom messages to play to individual tenants, groups you select, or all your customers. Set messages to display once or several times.
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| Can display up to 64 different messages.
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| Features an on-board tamper switch, device operating relay, two independent alarm inputs to the system, and easy wiring.
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Take the standard DigiGate™ Keypad, add a few modifications and you get an extremely flexible system
input device for special applications.
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| Use the DigiGate-485™ Keypad as a replacement in a retrofit and upgrade program. |
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| Works well as a wall-mounted keypad for climate controlled buildings, elevators, and other pedestrian gates and doors.
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| With on-board alarm inputs, conveniently secures an entry way with its own alarm contact.
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| Controls door strikes and other devices from an on-board relay.
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| Uses a standard exterior housing or a flush mount faceplate.
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| Features a standard tamper switch.
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| In addition to, or in place of, a standard number faceplate keypad, card readers can bring additional convenience to your facility. Used typically as secondary, high-security devices, card readers can be added in a variety of configurations. Currently, some owners are adding ID cards to work in combination with standard keypads to bring a higher level of security to wine storage lockers and other high-security areas. Proximity Card, Insert-type, and card-swipe-type readers can easily be added to an existing system. |
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DigiGate-400 ™ Programmable Keypad
Simple, self-contained access control, where no stored record is required, can easily be accomplished with the DigiGate-400™ Programmable Keypad. It can be used to activate gate operators, door strikes, mag locks, or any other standard entry control device.
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| Same rugged all-metal construction used on all DigiGate™ keypads. |
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| Visual feedback comes from two LED's, with audio acknowledgement from a buzzer. |
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| Built in control relay makes wiring easy.
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| Variable closure time for flexibility.
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| Allows up to 199 codes with four to eight digits programmable at the keypad.
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| Keyboard lockout after three attempts to enter a bad code or guess the code.
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| Non-volatile memory; retains access codes even if power is interrupted.
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| 12 VAC or 12 VDC.
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| Select options for site-based or telephone integrated intercom |
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| Options include an on-board covert camera
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Simple, self-contained access control, where no stored record is required, can easily be accomplished with the DigiGate-200™ Programmable Keypad. It can be used to activate gate operators, door strikes, mag locks, or any other standard entry control device.
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| Same rugged all-metal construction used on all DigiGate™ keypads. |
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| Visual feedback comes from two LED's, with audio acknowledgement from a buzzer. |
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| Built in control relay makes wiring easy.
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| Variable closure time for flexibility.
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| Allows up to 199 codes with four to eight digits programmable at the keypad.
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| Keyboard lockout after three attempts to enter a bad code or guess the code.
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| Non-volatile memory; retains access codes even if power is interrupted.
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| 12 VAC or 12 VDC.
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