TCP IP Network C3200 Intelligent TwoDoor TwoWay Access Control Panel Key benefits Centralized network control for two doors with twoway reader support, enabling secure, coordinated access across connected locations. Reduces management workload by reporting events in real time over TCP IP and maintaining local operation if the network is interrupted. Flexible integration with standard access control readers and peripherals, minimizing additional hardware changes. Compact, durable design for reliable daily operation and easy installation in control cabinets or equipment rooms. What this device does Controls two doors with twoway reader connections, supporting entry and exit authentication on each door. Communicates over TCP IP to deliver event logs, user management, and status updates to access control software. Provides inputs for door sensors and request to exit buttons and outputs for electric lock control and alarm signaling. Maintains local credential storage and event buffering so doors remain functional during temporary network outages. Compatibility and interfaces Supports Wiegand reader interfaces commonly used with proximity and smart card readers. Works with standard electric locks, request to exit buttons, door contacts, and alarm devices. Integrates with access control management systems via TCP IP protocols for centralized monitoring and configuration. Firmware updates and configuration can be applied over the network for convenient maintenance. Form factor, materials, and installation Housed in a compact metal enclosure suitable for secure mounting inside equipment cabinets or near door control points. Designed for straightforward wiring of power, readers, locks, sensors, and network connection to speed installation. Provides secure internal space for batteries when battery backup is required for uninterrupted door operation. Built for reliable long term operation under typical indoor conditions. Performance and security features Real time event reporting over TCP IP for fast incident response and audit trails. Local event buffering to prevent data loss during network interruptions and automatic synchronization when the connection is restored. Support for standard access control rules such as time zones, scheduling, and lock control logic when configured through compatible management software. Tamper detection and alarm inputs help protect the controller and connected doors. Typical use scenarios Small to medium office with two controlled entry points where centralized user management and real time monitoring are needed. Retail store or warehouse with a public entrance and a secure backroom entrance requiring independent two way control and audit logging. Residential building lobbies controlling main entry and service door access with networked management for concierge or property management teams. Why choose this model Designed specifically for twodoor, twoway access control with TCP IP connectivity to deliver a balance of local reliability and centralized management. Compatible with commonly deployed readers and locking hardware to minimize integration complexity. Compact, metal construction and clear input output interfaces make installation and maintenance efficient. What to check before Confirm reader type and interface compatibility with your chosen card or credential readers. Verify lock power requirements and whether external power supplies or battery backup units are needed. Ensure your access control software supports network integration with TCP IP controllers. This C3200 model provides a practical, networked solution for managing twodoor access points with reliable offline capability and broad peripheral compatibility, suitable for offices, retail, residential, and light industrial settings.