CrucialTrak

Yes.  The anti-passback funtion requires that a specific sequence is used for the system to grant entry and/or exit at a specific location.

Yes.  The Global anti-passback function requires that a specific sequence is used for the system to grant entry and/or exit at all locations within the facility.

We have 4 modules.  You can customize from 1 to all 4 patterns of authentication.

Yes. The calendars are maintained by CRUAMS access management system. Users can set 254 holidays.

The Iris, Fingerprint and Palm Vein recognition modules are not affected by low light conditions.  The facial recognition module utilizes WDR and requires a certain amount of light however it also has adjustable settings that can compensate for low light conditions.

No, BACS readers do not support this feature (commonly known as "Escort Mode.")

The BACS (Biometric Access Control System) readers can either work as a stand-alone device or with the centralized server.  User data can be stored in both the local BACS readers and also in the server (enrollment station.)  Data is continuously shared and synchronized so that all readers have updated information.  When the user is recognized at the BACS reader, authentication takes place locally.

Each BACS reader can be configured to require between one and four modes of biometrics.  All four modes of biometric attempt to recongnize simultaneously and once the user has been authenticated by the required number of modes, the user is granted access.

When maintenance or service is required it is recommended that the BACS readers are only serviced by a qualified and trained professional.  Opening the BACS unit could cause further damage and void the warranty.

Enrollment can be tailored based on individual security conditions and requirements.  Each of the four biometric modes can be enrolled independently which allows for certain users to skip specific modes if they are not available (ie, fingerprint is not available due to a physical disability.)  The BACS system will attempt to recognize all biometrics that are presented and will only authenticate those which are enrolled.  The enrollment can take place at the dedicated enrollment station which provides optimal capture settings.  In addtion enrollment can also take place at either a BACS Quattro or Duo.  The most accurate and responsive results are acheived when the user is enrolled at both the enrollment station and at the BACS reader.

The user can customize the credential verification policy for the specific needs of each facility.  The system can be configured to require a combination of any of the four biometric modes and/or the RFID readers that are connected to the BACS readers.

The BACS reader has a built-in WDR ISP which automatically controls and adjusts the amount of light necessary to capture a usable image in low light conditions.

PWM is a controlled setting that can adjust the radiation intensity to correct and safe levels in various lighting conditions.

The BACS Iris module captures and analyzes the "donut" pattern of the iris.  If the BACS is only able to capture a partial pattern of the donut it is still able to recognize and distinguish user specific templates.

The BACS reader is designed to have the ability to zoom into both eyes so that it can capture images of each eye with maximum resolution.

Depending on network and server environments (assumed i7 CPU, 1G Ethernet and MS-SQL database) standard CRUAMS installations can accommodate approximately 256 BACS readers.

Yes, CrucialTrak BACS readers are equipped with triple encryption (Template transformation by Algorithm, Data Storage Encryption, and Data Communication Encryption) to protect ‘Special Categories of Personal Data.’

The CrucialTrak BACS also supports a simple process for corporate users to get consent for the collection of GDPR special category data.