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EL1300
Single Door Access Controller |
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EL1300 is designed for medium-size establishments requiring basic access facilities at low cost.
It can function in stand-alone mode, using a PIN entry keypad for programming, or up to 64 units can be networked together and controlled using EsofWIN, a PC-based Access Management Software.
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Advanced Design |
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EL1300 uses the reliable microcontroller, with firmware stored in Flash Memory. The firmware can be updated in-circuit through serial download from PC. |
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Reliable Operation |
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EL1300 is equipped with a real time clock backed up by a lithium battery. Time
will continue to be recorded even during power failure. Essential equipment
settings, card database and transaction database are stored in EEPROM. |
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Wide Choice of Reader and Card Formats |
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EL1300 accepts magnetic card reader (F2F) signals and Wiegand (Data0/1) signals. A wide range of formats are catered for, such as ABA format, 26 bit Wiegand format, and free Wiegand format, where users can specify selected fields such as Card ID number and facility code. |
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Times Zones |
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EL1300 provides 10 time zones (categories), each with 8-day schedule (7 weekdays + holiday), with 2 start-stop periods assigned to each day. Up to 20 holidays can be programmed beforehand. Automatic Time Zones are provided for unlocking doors or selecting Card+PIN mode at specific periods. |
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Keypad Unit |
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EL1300 can be connected to a keypad unit (EK9S or EK6S) which provides 12 numeric keys, and 4 digits of 7-segment display. This keypad unit is used when a PIN code is required to be entered, as when EL1300 is operated in PIN Code only mode or Card+PIN mode. In addition, this keypad is used for programming when EL1300 is not connected to a PC (stand-alone mode). Where the alarm monitoring function is used, the keypad also acts as the arming, disarming and output control terminal. |
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Power Supply |
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EL1300 comes with battery-charging and a power regulation circuit. The input power requirement is 15VAC, and a lead-acid battery can be connected to the charger output. In addition, AC power failure and battery low status sensing are built-in. |
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Database |
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EL1300 provides following storage capacity: |
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Transaction database - 1000 transactions can be logged |
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Card database - 1750 Cards with computed PIN or 1250 Card number with user-defined PIN. |
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| Product Code |
Description |
| Controller |
| EL-1300-003 |
EL1300 Single-door Controller, 17VAC operation with EM Proximity Master Card (w/o Transformer, Reader, Keypad & Metal Housing) |
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Card Database |
1750 |
Transaction Database |
1000 |
Time Zone |
10 |
Timer |
24 |
Holiday |
20 |
Lock Release Time |
Yes |
Permanent Lock Release |
Yes |
Inhibit Access |
Yes |
Continuous Swiping |
Yes |
Automatic Pin Disable Time Zone |
Yes |
Automatic Lock Release Time Zone |
Yes |
Anti-Passback |
Yes |
Operation Mode |
3 (Card, Card + PIN, PIN) |
Card Format |
Standard Wiegand 26 bits, Wiegand HID, Free Wiegand (definable max 40 bits), ELID Magnetic, ABA |
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Stand Alone Configuration  |
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Network System Configuration
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| MCU |
8-bit CPU running at 8 MHz |
| Memory |
512B RAM, 32KB Flash ROM, 16KB EEPROM |
Clock |
Real Time Clock with Lithium back-up |
| Communication Interface |
Multi-drop |
| Output |
2 (Door Lock, General Purpose Output) |
| Input |
5 (Exit Push Button, Door Sensor, 3 Supervised Inputs) |
| Power Supply |
15VAC input, 13.8V output, 1.5A output |
| Current Consumption |
0.5A |
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