Real-time online terminal for access control and production control using RFID (cards, wristbands or key fobs). Very fast QR code reading, improved user experience.
It has an Ethernet connection and offers multiple communication protocols, including Cloud protocol, which allows direct connectivity to the cloud without the need to open ports or install additional software on the LAN.
Kimaldi Kapri is an online terminal that allows users to be identified by RFID (cards, key fobs, wristbands and tags) and QR code. Designed for access control and production control solutions.
Users are identified via the Kimaldi LEXA RFID reader (which reads the card’s UID and memory sectors).
Kapri is a terminal that reads QR codes and barcodes. It sends the information to the application responsible for interpreting the QR code data.
Applications
We have designed Kapri for solutions in:
Kapri terminal has a 2.4″ IPS graphic display with excellent visibility from all angles. It has a 4-key capacitive keyboard and a beeper.
Kapri terminal includes 3 relays that can be used to activate electric locks, turnstiles, barriers, alarms or other types of devices.
The terminal’s 4 digital inputs can be used to monitor the status of door sensors, limit switches, etc. The device has an anti-tamper sensor that detects any manipulation of the terminal.
The device connects via its Ethernet port or Wifi and communication with the application is always carried out through the exchange of JSON objects. The device is easy to integrate regardless of the programming language or operating system.
This option is most suitable for extranet web applications, as in these environments, for security reasons, the cloud application is not usually allowed to initiate communications with devices; only terminals can do so. Kapri initiates communications and when an event occurs, such as reading a card, it sends a POST command to the cloud application/API server. In response, the application sends a set of commands to be executed by the terminal, such as displaying messages on the screen and activating relays to allow access.
The Cloud protocol is characterised by:
– Kapri terminal initiates all communications.
– Communications are secure when the cloud uses the https protocol.
– No drivers, .DLLs or services need to be installed.
– The application does not need to know the terminal’s IP address.
– Easy installation. No local installation required.
Other protocols for working within the LAN
Kapri terminal offers the following communication protocols:
Kimaldi Kapri Online is available as an integration module for installation on turnstiles, barriers, and gates.
| Display | 2.4'', IPS, 320 x 240 |
|---|---|
| Keyboard | Capacitive touch 4 keys |
| Ethernet | 10/100 Base-T |
| PoE | Full compatibility with IEEE802.3bt, IEEE802.3at y IEEE802.3af |
| Power | 5 VDC +/-10% |
| Maximum consumption | 1000 mA |
| Wifi | WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, on the 2.4GHz band |
| TTL | 2 internal ports: |
| RS-232 | 2 internal ports: |
| Relays | 3 relays, power-free, 24V/1A (24/1A: 500,000 switching cycles) |
| Buzzer | 1 integrated circuit |
| Digital Inputs | 4 active-to-ground digital inputs, inactive on PC. |
| AntiTamper | 1 tamper-proof inlet |
| RTC | 1 integrated circuit |
| Operating temperature | -20ºC to 50ºC |
| RFID Technology | |
| RFID Solutions | |
| Certificate | CE |
