Access control module · included

Access control from your cameras.

VISEC uses the digital inputs and outputs built into ONVIF and Axis cameras. When an input or an output is triggered, VISEC runs the sequence you set. Your camera needs those ports — most business and outdoor models have them. Check its spec sheet, or ask us and we'll check for you.

Download free for Windows Included in every license, including the free one camera license.

One trigger, a sequence of events

When a door sensor is triggered:

Move an Axis PTZ camerato the preset covering that door.
Turn on adjacent lightsand start recording.
Activate a sirenif the event warrants it.
Lock down adjacent doorsthrough their relays.

Open gates. Unlock doors. Switch on lights.

A simple example: a door opens, so VISEC turns a light on and records for two seconds. A complex one runs a whole chain of actions from a single input.

All of it uses the input and output ports already built into your ONVIF and Axis cameras, so there is no separate controller box on the wall.

Digital inputs

What can trigger an event.

Almost any device that can toggle between an open and a closed circuit can be connected to a network camera or video server.

Door contactA magnetic switch detecting a door or window opening. When the circuit breaks, the camera records and notifies.

Passive infrared (PIR)Detects motion from heat. When it trips, the camera sends video and notifications.

Glass break detectorMeasures air pressure and detects a sudden drop, then triggers video and alerts.

Digital outputs

What VISEC can switch on.

Door relayA solenoid controlling a door lock, so an entrance can be locked or unlocked over the network.

SirenSounded on motion detection or on a signal from a digital input.

Alarm / intrusion systemThe camera becomes part of the alarm circuit, adding event-triggered video.

Included in every license.

Access control, plate recognition and QR reading all ship inside VISEC.

Download free for Windows