Sigur is compatible with code pads, which can be used not only for the identification with a PIN code but also to send certain commands to the system such as activate the alarm system or trigger the alarm if forced to access the territory.
Sigur is compatible with code pads, which can be used not only for the identification with a PIN code but also to send certain commands to the system such as activate the alarm system or trigger the alarm if forced to access the territory.
A PIN code is the most inexpensive identifier of all: it is absolutely free and can be sent remotely via electronic communication channels. As such, this identification method is highly useful for non-regular visits.
To enter a PIN code, a digital pad is used. It can be built into a proximity reader or connected as a standalone device.
A code pad is connected to Sigur controller via Wiegand interface; however, the devices can use different data encryption methods.
Sigur controllers work with devices that send a PIN code:
Here is a list of example scenarios of using a PIN code in Sigur:
If a PIN code is used as an additional identifier together with a card (or another credential), it can be automatically generated in Sigur software on a respective cardholder’s account. PIN codes are randomly generated by the system and their uniqueness is ensured by reference to the software license number.
With this method, access will only be provided if a card is swiped and then the PIN code is entered. You can choose: