DoorKing 2348-040 Elevator Control Board and Mounting Plat

DoorKing 2348-040 Elevator Control Board and Mounting Plat

Elevator Access Control: The control board enables efficient and

secure access control for elevators. It integrates with the

elevator’s operating system to regulate floor access based on user

permissions.
Secure User Authentication: The system supports various

authentication methods, including keycards, key fobs, or keypad

entry. Authorized users can authenticate themselves using their

assigned credentials to gain access to specific floors.
User Management: The control board offers comprehensive user

management capabilities. Administrators can easily add, remove,

or modify user profiles, assign access privileges, and define time-

based access schedules.
Floor Restriction: With the Elevator Control Board, administrators

can configure floor restrictions for different user groups or

individuals. This ensures that users can only access the floors they

are authorized to enter, enhancing security and preventing

unauthorized access.
Integration with Building Access Control: The Elevator Control

Board can seamlessly integrate with the building’s overall access

control system. This allows for centralized management of access

permissions and synchronized user data across all entry points.
Event Logging and Reporting: The system keeps a detailed log of

elevator access events, including user entries, floor selections, and

system status. This information can be used for auditing purposes

and generating reports to track user activity and identify any

security concerns.
Emergency Override: The control board may include an emergency

override feature, allowing authorized personnel such as security

staff or emergency responders to override normal access

restrictions during emergency situations.
Mounting Plate: The package includes a mounting plate designed to

securely hold and install the elevator control board. The mounting

plate ensures proper positioning and easy access for maintenance

and configuration.
Compatibility: The DoorKing 2348-040 Elevator Control Board is

compatible with various elevator systems and can be integrated

into new or existing installations.

Specifications

• Communication Interface: The control board supportscommunication via RS-485 protocol, allowing seamless integration

  with the elevator system’s communication network.

• Input and Output Connections: The control board featuresmultiple input and output connections for various devices and

  peripherals. These connections may include door sensors, push

  buttons, floor indicators, and alarm systems.

• Power Supply: The control board requires a dedicated powersupply to operate. The power supply specifications may vary

  depending on the specific model and installation

  requirements.

• Housing and Mounting: The control board is housed in a durableand secure enclosure to protect it from environmental factors and

  tampering. The mounting plate provides a stable and convenient

  platform for installing the control board in the elevator control

  room.

• Programming and Configuration: The control board isprogrammable and configurable to meet specific access control

  requirements. Configuration settings may include elevator-specific

  parameters, user access levels, time schedules, and communication

  settings.

• Diagnostic and Maintenance Features: The control board mayinclude built-in diagnostic tools and features to facilitate

  troubleshooting and maintenance. These features can help identify

  issues, monitor system performance, and streamline maintenance

  tasks.

• Compliance and Certification: The DoorKing 2348-040 ElevatorControl Board and Mounting Plate may comply with relevant

  industry standards and certifications to ensure product quality,

  safety, and compatibility.

• Firmware Updates: The control board’s firmware may supportupdates to ensure compatibility with evolving technologies and

  security enhancements. Firmware updates can be performed

  through a designated interface or software tool provided by the

  manufacturer.

• Expansion Options: Depending on the specific model, thecontrol board may offer expansion options to accommodate

  additional inputs, outputs, or integration with third-party systems

  or devices.

Features

• Access Control Integration: The control board is designed toseamlessly integrate with existing access control systems, allowing

  for centralized management of elevator access permissions. This

  enables secure and efficient control of elevator usage based on

  user credentials.

• Multi-Level Access: The control board supports multi-levelaccess control, allowing different user groups or individuals to

  have varying levels of access to different floors or areas within

  the building. This feature enhances security and restricts

  unauthorized access to certain floors.

• Time-Based Access: The control board offers the flexibility toset time-based access permissions. This means that certain users or

  user groups may be granted access to specific floors or areas only

  during designated time periods. This feature is particularly useful

  for managing access restrictions during certain hours or days.

• Emergency Operation Modes: The control board may includeemergency operation modes, such as Fireman’s Operation or

  Emergency Service Operation. These modes override normal

  access control settings to facilitate safe and efficient evacuation

  or emergency response procedures.

• Event Logging and Reporting: The control board is equippedwith event logging capabilities, which record and store

  information about access attempts, system malfunctions, and other

  important events. This feature allows for detailed auditing,

  troubleshooting, and generating reports for analysis and

  compliance purposes.

• Remote Monitoring and Control: Some models of the controlboard may support remote monitoring and control capabilities.

  This enables authorized personnel to monitor the status of the

  elevator system, perform diagnostics, and make configuration

  changes remotely, enhancing convenience and efficiency in system

  management.

• Compatibility with Third-Party Systems: The control board mayhave the ability to integrate with various third-party systems and

  devices, such as building management systems, security systems,

  and video surveillance systems. This integration enables a

  comprehensive and interconnected approach to building security

  and access control.

• Fault Detection and Notification: The control board can detectand report faults or malfunctions within the elevator system. This

  feature helps in proactive maintenance and timely resolution of

  issues, reducing downtime and ensuring optimal performance.

• Tamper Resistance: The control board may have built-intamper-resistant features, such as tamper switches or alarm

  notifications, to deter and detect any unauthorized tampering or

  tampering attempts on the control board or related

  components.

• Energy Efficiency: The control board may incorporate energy-efficient features to optimize power consumption and reduce

  energy costs. This can include standby modes, power-saving

  settings, or energy management capabilities.