 | 1978 PocketPass Hands-free identification card. Hands-free identification card built with standard discrete electronic components, has a thickness 8 mm. The PocketPass enables hands-free detection up to 60 cm in combination with the control unit. It is the first access control badge without batteries | |
| 1978 Control unit First hands-free reader/controller, with online and offline functionality Stand alone control unit with local authorization, up to 2000 persons. Programmable with a hand programmer, configuration up to 3 control units. Control unit can handle up to 2000 persons | |
| 1979 RFID RFID coming up in the access control market. | |
| 1982 SuperVisor Central processor unit. Central processor unit built with custom hardware, mini cassette data storage and assembler software. Supervises data over 28 control units, handles authorizations, names and events. Including tape backup unit. | |
| 1983 Accessor I Handsfree reader/controller With multidrop communication for use in larger systems. First unit able to connect 15 slave units to one master. Programmable by hand programmer, or by simple terminals. APB and PIN code functionality included | |
| 1984 MultiVisor Central management system using 5.25” diskettes for data storage. Capable of handling 28 loops of 16 accessors. | |
| 1984 XS Card Hands-free card with full custom ID chip, thickness 2,7 mm, Nedap credentials. | |
| 1986 Megavisor I PC based access control management software package for a DOS operating system. Connected serial to a multiplexer for a maximum of 28 loops of accessors (or 14 multiplexers). Up to 120,000 cards | |
| 1990 N-trance Small system with proximity reader/controller and hand programmer as user interface. | |
| 1990 Megavisor 2000 Access control software for large systems with SCO Xenix operating system and Unify database Connected serial to a multiplexer for max 28 loops of accessors (or 14 multiplexers). | |
| 1991 Accessor II Hands-free reader/controller with extended modularity and suitable for large systems | |
| 1992 ISO card Hands-free access control card, optional printable with customer specific layout. | |
| 1993 Accessor III Hands-free reader/controller with extended modularity and suitable for large systems. Can be combined with Accessor I and Accessor II in same multidrop loop. | |
| 1995 WinXS2000 Access control management software for large systems with Windows NT operating system and SQL server database. Multiple clients, up to 120.000 cards possible. | |
| 1996 SimpleXS Reduced version of Accessor III, with proximity reader and limited storage of badges Slave, must be connected into multidrop loop. | |
| 1997 WinXS1000 Access control software for medium sized systems for Windows 95 OS and Paradox database. | |
| 1998 LanBoXS Enables LAN communication for Accessor and SimpleXS controllers. Connected over LAN to WinXS2000 / WinXS1000. On each LanBoXS two multidrop loops can be connected. | |
| 1998 New antenna series: RefleXS Design antenna series, 3 dimensions with different detection ranges. |
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| 1998 SMA Software platform for graphical presentation of security status and for alarm processing. | |
| 1999 MaXS Card Hands-free ID card with DES multiple authentication security features and ISO dimensions. | |
| 1999 Phone Link Communication infrastructure by telephone for access control at remote locations. Mixture of Phone Link accessors and connected accessors, all controlled by WinXS2000. | |
| 2000 Introduction of AEOS Totally new IP based security system with optimal software and hardware modularity. | |
| 2005 AEOS Professional edition Controller with internal web server and reduced AEOS software functionality specially for small systems. | |
| 2007 Security Level Management The AEOS Security Level Management feature enables security managers to change the authorizations of persons and vehicles from one moment to the next at the click of a button. | |
| 2007 Integration of passport readers The integration of 3rd party passport readers into enables unprecedented fast and accurate automation of visitor enrolment procedures, with both data and image capture. | |
| 2007 Graphical User Interface: AEOS faces AEOS faces transforms the familiar, text based access control system into an easily understandable and intuitive security management solution. The system now has a flexible graphic interface, is web-based and meets the highest IT standards. It is one of a kind. | |
| 2007 Introduction of new reader series Convexs
The Convexs readers enable smooth migration to Mifare Classic or DESFire card technology in both existing Nedap XS systems and Nedap AEOS Enterprise systems. | |
| 2007: Transit Entry
Hands-free reader for door access and long reading range applications. Elegant slim design with consistent reading up to 4m. | |
| | 2007 Nexs badge Nexs is a new contactless access badge. This chip card is Nedap s response to the increased demand for affordable high-security access badges. This badge has 3DES (Triple Data Encryption Standard) technology, which not only increases its security level but also improves user friendliness. | |
| 2008 Security Controller
The Nedap Security Controller is the first controller that can combine all security functions in
one generic device. Instead of separate devices for access control, video storage, intrusion detection, PLC-functionality and intercom, the security controller combines all these functions operating on one device. Advantages are significantly lower investments in hardware and installation while providing more functionality and better, easier integration. | |
