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| Model: ICU3000 |
| The ICU3000 is always installed on the wall
inside the protected or controlled area. Unlike
many other biometric devices including some
other iris recognition cameras, no biometric
templates are stored on the optical unit.
Iris images input via the ROU3000 reach the
securely located ICU3000 which creates 512-byte
templates from ROU input to compare these
with stored values. If a match is found, the
unit generates a signal to directly open a
door, or provides Weigand output to signal
a panel that then controls access. An ICU
3000 with one Frame Grabber Board (FGB) and
one Door Interface Board (DIB) controls two
doors. Inserting another FGB and DIB increases
the number of ROUs/doors an ICU3000 can control
to four. |
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ICU3000
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| Dimensions
(WxHxD) |
16.9" x 16.5"
x 6.4" (430mm x 420mm x 163mm) |
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| Weight
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25.4 lbs. (11.5kg) |
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| Power Input |
100~240VAC, 60/50Hz |
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| Power Consumption |
25W |
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| CPU |
More than Pentium®
III-633Mhz |
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| Memory |
128Mb SDRAM |
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| Storage |
1 Hard Drive 20GB |
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| Camera Control |
RS-422 (Standard: 2 channel,
Max: 4 channel) |
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| Video Input |
Composite 1 Vp-p 75 BNC
Connection (Standard: 2 channel, Max: 4 channel) |
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| Capture Capability |
15 fps for each ROU3000 |
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| Interface (per channel) |
Door control dry contact
relay, Wiegand input and output, RS-422 serial,
4 General Input (Egress, Alarm, Door Status, Lock
Status), 1 General Output |
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| Operating System |
LINUX |
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| LED Indication |
Power(red) |
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| Operating Temperature |
32°F - 104°F (0°C - 40°C) |
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| Storage Temperature |
-4°F - 140°F (-20°C -
60° ) |
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| Humidity |
0% to 95% Non-condensing |
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| Required LAN Cable |
CAT5 8-Pin RJ45 Cable
328'(100m) Max. |
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| Power |
Direct wire as required
by local codes |
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