Sinai has developed a PCB capable of limiting and logging all access to a resource protected by a motorized lock. The board is powered by a rechargeable Li-Ion battery pack and features a Bluetooth module for communication. It uses a short-range RFID reader to detect authorized users and records all accesses in a log file.

A fullly automatic application for Android smartphones allows a technician to program the PCB, update the list of authorized users, check the battery status and download the access log via Bluetooth communication.

In order to minimize the power consumption, thus extending battery life, the board works in an ultra-low power status, from which it can be woken up by pressing a button or activating an external sensor. For external applications, the PCB can be provided with a plastic protective shell.

Features:

• Dimensions: 37x46x8 mm, 1.46x1.81x0.31 in.

• Li-Ion rechargeable battery (with optional network power supply)

• Programmable list of authorized users (up to 200)

• Logs more than 65000 accesses

• Minimal power consumption in ultra-low power mode

• Android application allows a technician to:

  • Check the battery charge status

  • Upload the list of authorized users

  • Download and save the list of accesses