HID Aero™ X300 output control interface module

Technical Specification

Features:

Make: HID
Model code: Aero™ X300
Series: HID® Aero™ Controllers
Controller Type: Networkable
Networkable: Yes

Additional info:

Custom Rules Processing - Use X300 in conjunction with custom rules engine on X1100 to create elaborate rules for handling input states Elevator Control - Use in conjunction with X1100 elevator processing engine to control elevator floor access IO Module Encryption - Enhance security between intelligent controller and IO modules with AES encryption Crypto Chips - Protect against malicious attacks to keep keys and passwords safe Threat Levels - Define up to 7 different threat levels that are used to instantaneously adjust user access during lockdowns and lockouts Open Architecture – Work with a variety of software partners over time without any re-investment in hardware

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Make	HID
Manufacturer	HID
Category	Access Control>Access control controllers
Model code	Aero™ X300
Series	HID® Aero™ Controllers
Controller Type	Networkable
Networkable	Yes
Communication Type	RS-485
Onboard No/Type of Inputs / Outputs	5 Inputs / 12 Outputs
Electrical Specifications	Voltage: 12 ~ 24 V DC
Physical Specifications	Dimensions mm: 164 x 140 x 26 Weight g: 326
Environmental Specifications	Operating Temp ^oC: 0 ~ 70 C (32 ~ 158 F) Operating Humidity %: 5 ~ 85
Additional info	Custom Rules Processing - Use X300 in conjunction with custom rules engine on X1100 to create elaborate rules for handling input states Elevator Control - Use in conjunction with X1100 elevator processing engine to control elevator floor access IO Module Encryption - Enhance security between intelligent controller and IO modules with AES encryption Crypto Chips - Protect against malicious attacks to keep keys and passwords safe Threat Levels - Define up to 7 different threat levels that are used to instantaneously adjust user access during lockdowns and lockouts Open Architecture – Work with a variety of software partners over time without any re-investment in hardware
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