The CyberLock Flex System is a modular integrated security solution that combines the benefits of a hardwired security solution with CyberLock’s key-centric access control solution, all managed under one unified software platform.
Flex System Hub – At the heart of the Flex System is the Flex System Hub, which controls up to 8 modules connected to it. Since the hub stores door access permissions, it can continue to grant door access even during network outages.
Flex Keyport – The Keyport module is a remote interface that allows a key to exchange information via a network.
Keypad Module – The Keypad Display Module is a simple user interface for entering credentials plus a display used to provide feedback, instructions, and warnings.
RFID Modules – The RFID Reader Module is for scanning unencrypted 13.56 MHz RFID access cards used to identify a person and their permissions.
Door Controller – The Door & IO Module is used for controlling a door strike. In addition, it offers input and output lines compatible with indicators, alarms, door sensors, request-to-exit devices, and compatible Wiegand input devices
Flex System modules can be installed in off-the-shelf weatherized enclosures. Additionally, they can be mounted directly in a wall near the security element they control (such as a door or gate).
The RFID Reader module is compatible with 13.56 MHz RFID cards.
Yes, Flex System is compatible with Wiegand 3rd party input devices.
Yes, they can trigger Wiegand compatible and other 3rd party relay devices such as electric strikes, cameras, alarms, and more using the Flex System Door & I/O module.
The Door & I/O module is designed to work with any 26-bit Wiegand compatible interface. Since the Wiegand standard has evolved and expanded over time, every Wiegand compatible device may not be out-of-the-box compatible. Please contact us to discuss your specific needs.
As with other Flex System modules, the Flex System Hub provides power to the Door & I/O module through the RS-485 network connection.
It can be installed either in the wall near the device it’s driving, or in a central location, typically near where the Flex System Hub is installed.
An audit trail is a list of activity recorded by locks, keys, and communicators. Typical audit trail records contain information about events that occurred within a lock and/or key. It includes the date and time of the occurrence. Other audit trail data includes information related to communicators, such as when a CyberKey Vault was accessed.
Yes, all versions of the software are accessible through a standard web browser, even on a smart phone or tablet.
