Vivotek AO-20W Multi Protocol Ethernet Wiegand Converter

The Vivotek AO-20W Multi-Protocol Ethernet Wiegand Converter epitomizes innovation in access control technology, bridging traditional systems with modern IP-based solutions. By integrating this converter, organizations can seamlessly merge the reliability of conventional Wiegand-based access systems with the advanced capabilities of Vivotek’s ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) software. This device not only facilitates the conversion of Ethernet signals into Wiegand outputs but also enhances system functionality by enabling the mapping of license plates to specific ID numbers, thereby fortifying security measures and operational efficiency in various settings.

Key Features

• Ethernet to Wiegand Conversion: Converts Ethernet signals into Wiegand output, ensuring compatibility with existing access control systems.
• Support for Multiple Protocols: Accommodates various communication protocols, increasing system versatility.
• ANPR Integration: Works in tandem with Vivotek’s ANPR software to link license plates with specific Wiegand IDs.
• Flexible Configuration: Allows users to create custom mappings of plate numbers to ID numbers, tailoring the system to specific security needs.
• Easy Installation and Setup: Designed for straightforward implementation without extensive modifications to existing infrastructure.
• Robust Security Enhancement: Strengthens security protocols by enabling precise control over access based on real-time data.

Compatibility

• Access Control Systems: Compatible with all standard systems using Wiegand protocol.
• Network Systems: Integrates with networks using Ethernet connectivity.
• Vivotek Cameras and Software: Specifically designed to operate with Vivotek ANPR software and compatible cameras.

Package Contents

• Vivotek AO-20W Ethernet to Wiegand Converter
• Power Adapter
• Installation Guide
• Mounting Hardware
• Configuration Software CD

Summary The Vivotek AO-20W stands out as a key component in modernizing and enhancing access control systems, bridging the gap between traditional security measures and the advanced capabilities offered by IP technology. Its ability to convert and map detailed data efficiently provides a strategic advantage to facilities needing robust, scalable, and secure access control solutions.