TCP/IP RFID Access Control System 125kHz – 30,000 Users | SCR100
TCP/IP RFID Access Control System 125kHz – 30,000 Users | SCR100
TCP/IP RFID Card Access Control & Time Attendance System – Model SCR100
The SCR100 is a professional-grade RFID access control terminal with a built-in 125kHz proximity card reader (EM module), designed for small to medium-sized installations. With its sleek, keypad-free design, Ethernet/RS232/485 connectivity, embedded web server, and standalone USB operation, it delivers enterprise-level door management in a compact, easy-to-install package.
Key Features
- 30,000 User Capacity – Store credentials for up to 30,000 cardholders directly on the device.
- 50,000 Transaction Log – Retains up to 50,000 access records without requiring a PC connection.
- TCP/IP & RS232/485 Connectivity – Seamlessly integrates with access control management software over your existing network or serial connections.
- Embedded Web Server – Configure and manage the device directly from any browser without additional software installation.
- Wiegand In & Out Ports – Supports external card readers and can function as an external reader for another controller via Wiegand Out.
- USB Host Port – Download logs and upload data offline using a standard USB flash drive.
- Time Zones, Groups & Holidays Management – Advanced scheduling tools to precisely control who has access and when.
- Anti-Passback Function – Prevents unauthorized re-entry using the same credential.
- Relay Output – Connect directly to an electric lock or external alarm/siren.
- Fail Safe with Signal – Designed to maintain security integrity in the event of a power interruption.
- Optional Mifare (13.56MHz) Module – Upgrade path for smart card compatibility.
- Linux OS – Runs on a stable, lightweight embedded Linux operating system.
Technical Specifications
| Platform | ZEM500 |
| CPU | 32-bit 6001 Microprocessor @ 400MHz |
| Memory | 4MB RAM, 32MB Flash |
| Card Type | EM Card (125kHz); Optional Mifare (13.56MHz) |
| User Capacity | 30,000 |
| Transaction Log | 50,000 records |
| Communication | Ethernet (TCP/IP), RS232/485, USB Host, Wiegand In/Out |
| LED Indicator | Green / Red |
| Relay | Lock Control & Alarm |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C – 45°C |
| Operating Humidity | 20% – 80% |
| Power Supply | 12V DC, 3A |
| Dimensions | 153 × 95.5 × 35.5 mm (L × W × D) |
| Weight | 0.7 kg |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Security Mode | Fail Safe with Signal |
| Model | SCR100 |
| Country of Origin | Made in China |
Ideal For
- Small & medium office buildings
- Warehouses & storage facilities
- Schools, gyms & shared workspaces
- Multi-door network access control installations
- Time & attendance tracking deployments
For guidance on physical security and access control best practices, visit the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) or review electronic security standards on NIST Cybersecurity Resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What type of RFID cards does the SCR100 access control system support?
A: The SCR100 includes a built-in 125kHz EM module and natively supports EM proximity cards. It also has an optional upgrade path to support 13.56MHz Mifare smart cards, making it flexible for a variety of card-based access control environments.
Q: Can the SCR100 RFID controller work without a PC or network connection?
A: Yes. The SCR100 can operate in fully standalone mode. It stores up to 30,000 user credentials and 50,000 transaction logs onboard. Data can be downloaded and configurations uploaded via a USB flash drive (USB Host port) without any network connection required.
Q: How does the Wiegand In & Out feature work on this access controller?
A: The Wiegand In port allows you to connect an additional external card reader to the SCR100, expanding its range or coverage area. The Wiegand Out port enables the SCR100 itself to be used as an external reader connected to another access controller — ideal for multi-door or layered security configurations.
Q: Does this access control system include time attendance functionality?
A: Yes. The SCR100 supports time zone and group scheduling, making it suitable for both door access control and employee time attendance tracking. All entry and exit events are timestamped and stored in the 50,000-record log, which can be exported via USB or accessed through the embedded web server or management software over Ethernet.