Chapter I Review of EAC
Definition of a Personnel Access Control
Parts of a Personnel Access Control
• Networks
• Panels
• Output elements
• RTE (Buttons, Sensors, Emergency Bars)
• Electric Corners
• Magnetic Corners
• Talanqueras
• Turnstiles/ Windlasses
• Software
• Communication protocols
Objective
This course was developed by the Association of the Security Industry (SIA) and translated and adapted by ALAS in 1997, with the purpose of covering the needs of professional training in the area of Latin America and the Caribbean.
Currently the industry develops new products and technologies that demand general and basic knowledge that ensure a design, installation and commissioning of access control systems with high satisfaction for the end user.
OBJECTIVE
Know the way the industry has advanced at the level of digital image processing. Digital Recording. Remote Transmission of Images.
Knowledge of data networks, applied to the video security industry. Knowledge of advanced features in new digital cameras. Real matrices and virtual matrices. IP cameras. Digital Video. Computer Security for video networks. Practical Applications.
Objective
Know the theoretical principles of optics and electronics applied to safety and process control. Differentiate the elements that are used in CCTV systems. Know how to apply existing standards at an international level, on ducts and video equipment. Analyze the benefits and limitations of different configurations, topologies, and equipment features. Know why it is the security technology, which has advanced the most in the last 10 years. Learn other uses that CCTV systems have worldwide.
Objective
Establish a medium to advanced level of knowledge for professionals and technicians who already have the basic knowledge acquired at level 1 in order to advance in their professional training. It should be borne in mind that this is a professional training course that is designed to complete and expand knowledge, because it dictates topics related to much more advanced concepts in the design, installation and maintenance of alarm systems.
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