CyberLock
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CyberLock
is an innovative lock system that easily converts existing
mechanical locks into fully functional access control systems.
- CyberLock
electronic cylinders replace standard mechanical cylinders
- No
wiring or battery is required at the lock
- The
keys cannot be duplicated
- Re-keying
is eliminated
- Each
key contains a list of the locks it can open, at specific
dates and times
- Keys
can be assigned a begin date and an expiration date
- An
audit trail is recorded in both the locks and the keys
- One
key opens doorways, cabinets, padlocks, cash drawers,
and vending machines
CyberLock
for Doorways . . .
The Videx CyberLock cylinder is an electronic version of
standard mechanical lock cylinders. Installation at the
lock is as simple as removing the existing cylinder and
replacing it with the CyberLock cylinder. Because the key
provides the battery power to open the lock, installation
in doorways--indoors and outdoors--is fast and easy. CyberLocks
for doorway applications include the 6-pin cylinder, small
format IC cylinder, mortise lock, and rim lock.
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. . And Cabinets, Drawers, and Vending Machines
The complete line of cylinders gives you the ability to control
access to much more than just doorways. The CyberLock cam
lock installs in cabinets and drawers, the 6-pin and IC cylinders
install in padlocks and cabinet locks, and the T-handle cylinder
installs in vending machines.
Designed
for both indoor and outdoor applications, the durable CyberLock
tracks and controls access to outside entrances, computer
rooms, padlocked gates, cash drawers, jewelry cases, freight
trucks, and vending cash collection routes.
Remove
mechanical lock cylinder
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Insert
CyberLock cylinder
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Full-functioning
system
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The
CyberKey
The intelligent CyberKey powers the system. CyberKey contains
both the battery power to operate the CyberLock cylinder and
the specific access privileges for the key holder. For example,
a key holder may have access to a lock between 7:45 AM and
5:15 PM, Monday through Friday, and no access on weekends
and holidays. The key can also be assigned an authorization
time period, so that it can be issued before authorization
begins, and will automatically expire at a set time. Each
key has a unique ID number that identifies the user, for a
high degree of key security.
Dual
Audit Report
A log of each access event--user ID, date, and time--is
stored in both the lock cylinder and the user key, providing
a comprehensive history of every use. The cylinder stores
the most recent 1100 access events, and the key stores the
most recent 1150 events. These access events are transferred
to the computer using the CyberKey base station, which connects
to the serial port of the PC.
CyberAudit
Software--Easy!
CyberAudit software for the PC is your tool for creating
your access control system. Manage locks and keys, define
user access privileges, create master keys and reset keys,
and view a log of audit events from your PC. You can even
keep a file of information on each key holder in your system.
Program information is sent from the PC to the locks and
keys in your system using the CyberKey base station.
High-Security
Features
The CyberLock hardware includes many advanced design features
to ensure your security. Since there is no keyway in the
lock, it cannot be picked like a mechanical lock. The cylinder
resists blows and forced rotation, and remains in the locked
position if vandalized.
CyberAudit
software also provides high-security features. A lock can
be set to require more than one authorized key before it
will open. A list of "lost" keys can be stored in each cylinder
for when a key is lost or stolen, eliminating re-keying.
A reset key allows you to electronically reset the paswords
in your locks and keys if the security of your system is
compromised. And, you can define expiration dates for each
key for additional key control or to provide temporary access.
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Specifications
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6-pin,
Schlage®-type, nickel plated
1.4 x 1 x .62"
(35.5 x 25.4 x 15.9 mm)
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Mortise,
nickel and brass finishes
1-1/8" and 1-1/4" lengths
(28.6 and 31.8 mm)
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Cam,
nickel plated
.75" diameter; 1.125" length
(19.1 and 28.6 mm)
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Rim,
nickel and brass finishes
1-1/4" length
(31.8 mm)
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IC
cylinder, nickel plated
1.42" x .93" x .52"
(36 x 23.6 x 13.2 mm)
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T-handle
cylinder, nickel plated
.75" diameter; 1.58" length
(19.1 and 40.1 mm)
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CyberKey,
super-tough nylon with metal tip
2.5 x 1.6 x .92"
(63.5 x 40.7 x 23.4 mm)
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Metal
CyberKey
2.95 x 1.25 x .75"
(74.9 x 31.6 x 19 mm)
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CyberLock
Cylinder
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CyberKey
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Battery
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Not
required
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3V
lithium
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Battery
Life
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Not
applicable
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2000
to 5000 openings depending upon user configurable
settings
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Temperature
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-40°
to 160° F (-40° to 70°C)
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32°
to 122° F (0° to 50°C)
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Access
Schedule
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No
limit to number of keys cylinder can support
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Key
recognizes up to 700 locks with up to 49 access schedules
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Access
Modes
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Programmed
with CyberKey
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Multiple
custody of up to four keys; delayed access option
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Log
Capacity
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1100
events
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1150
events
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Clock
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Not
applicable
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Real-time
clock
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Videx
is a registered trademark and CyberLock and CyberKey
are trademarks of Videx Inc. Schlage is a registered
trademark of Schlage Lock Company. Videx Inc. is not
associated with Schlage Lock Company.
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Copyright 2002 - M.V.M. Security Co., Inc.
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