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Say where in the chain it fails

“The door does not open” could be the reader, the controller decision, the lock power or the exit device. Tell us which parts respond and the engineer can answer precisely.

Access control signal flowA card is presented at the reader beside the door. The reader sends the credential over OSDP or Wiegand to the door controller, which checks it against its local database and reports to the access server over the IP network. If access is granted the controller releases the lock; the door contact and request-to-exit button report back to the controller.DoorReadercard / PINControllerdecides locallyAccess serverrules, audit logOSDPTCP/IPlock release (fail-safe / fail-secure)door contact + request-to-exitThe controller grants or denies even if the server link drops; events sync when it returns.
Reader to controller over OSDP, controller to server over IP, lock release and door monitoring.

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