Initial Kit Includes:

QTY	DESCRIPTION
1	Reader LCD
1	Leather Holster
7	Checkpoint buttons
1	Cable USB
2	ID Cards
1	Software
1	Manual

Only guard tour system in the world with impact detection. Reports will show each time the reader was either dropped or subject to a strong impact. Guard Tour System by RFID (Proximity) Strong, reliable and easy to use
A Guard Tour System enables verification and accountability of a guard's movement by providing the location, time and date stamp.

The main advantages of using RFID (proximity) over other technologies are:

• Non Contact:bar code, touch memory (DallasiButton) and other optically read systems would be useless through a variety of substances such as snow, fog, ice, paint, dust, wood, concrete and other visually and environmentally conditions.
  The significant advantage of our RFID system is the non-contact and the non-line of sight nature. Cards can be read under water and through all the above substances.
• Convenient:can be installed in multiple ways
• Checkpointscan be hidden in walls preventing tampering.
  No need to use expensive brackets
• Intrinsically Safe:can be installed in potentially explosive atmospheres
• Less wear and tear:since the readersdo not actually have aphysical contact with the tags, the system is less prone towear and tear than other types of guard tour systems.

HOW OUR GUARD TOUR WORKS:

Our system uses a reader that the guard carries along and uses every time he walks by a checkpoint. Upon each contact made, a date and time stamped along with the checkpoint information is recorded into the device.   If event reporting is desired (for example, broken window, lights left on, etc) then they can be easily reported with the use of an event table (included with the system) by just touching the appropriate event within the table, after a checkpoint it relates to.   The information stored in the reader (holds 28,675 transactions) can the easily downloaded to the computer with the use of the communication cable included with the system.   The information then becomes available for printing or screen viewing through multiple types of available reports.