I want to know if it is possible to interface a camera to an 8086,so that it takes a snap when the beam is cut(I am doing this with the help of sensors).Also please let me know any other improvisations that can be done to a burglar alarm system.Any others ideas are also welcome.Also i want to know if it is possible to merge a burglar alarm system with an access control system for more efficiency.
Sorry,I have to extend this a bit.There are two points to be added
1.We have to do it using a 8086.That’s what the course says.
2.Can you guys please let me know more about how to go about doing the interfacing part?
I can handle the programming part pretty well.

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Hello all and thanks in advance for your answers. I am currently working at the corporate office for a large health care company as a physical security professional. My main job function is the complete operation of the company’s physical access control system and alarm systems for the home office as well as numerous remote locations and subsidiaries across the nation. A majority of my work experience is in the physical security industry and any knowledge of access control systems or alarm systems has been picked up by looking over vendor’s shoulders and limited onsite training by vendor staff. I am not unfamiliar with computers, picking up some knowledge here and there, but I know enough to know that I don’t know enough.

In a field where “convergence” seems to be the word of the day and security systems are getting more technically advanced, my goal would be to improve my knowledge of the IT industry and how it relates to physical security systems in order to advance my career. The only problem is I am not really sure where to begin with selecting classes, certifications, or tech schools vs. college.

I would like to specifically focus on IP related topics, networking, SQL, database maintenance, IT security, and anything I might be missing (if anyone has any suggestions). As I said I know enough to know I don’t know enough. Most of my focuses are words or situations that have arisen as I have been working but I could not tell you what most of them mean or how they work, I know they just do and if not I call the helpdesk or vendor.

I would also like to obtain more knowledge pertaining to the installation of security systems though this is probably more of an electrical industry topic but it also includes database construction.

I do have a limited schedule so I am basically looking at just taking classes specific to my job function vs. obtaining a degree but would like to eventually earn some form of IT degree.

If anyone out there has any knowledge of security systems or advice over what classes I should look into taking I would greatly appreciate your feedback.

Thanks

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Hello all and thanks in advance for your answers. I am currently working at the corporate office for a large health care company as a physical security professional. My main job function is the complete operation of the company’s physical access control system and alarm systems for the home office as well as numerous remote locations and subsidiaries across the nation. A majority of my work experience is in the physical security industry and any knowledge of access control systems or alarm systems has been picked up by looking over vendor’s shoulders and limited onsite training by vendor staff. I am not unfamiliar with computers, picking up some knowledge here and there, but I know enough to know that I don’t know enough.

In a field where “convergence” seems to be the word of the day and security systems are getting more technically advanced, my goal would be to improve my knowledge of the IT industry and how it relates to physical security systems in order to advance my career. The only problem is I am not really sure where to begin with selecting classes, certifications, or tech schools vs. college.

I would like to specifically focus on IP related topics, networking, SQL, database maintenance, IT security, and anything I might be missing (if anyone has any suggestions). As I said I know enough to know I don’t know enough. Most of my focuses are words or situations that have arisen as I have been working but I could not tell you what most of them mean or how they work, I know they just do and if not I call the helpdesk or vendor.

I would also like to obtain more knowledge pertaining to the installation of security systems though this is probably more of an electrical industry topic but it also includes database construction.

I do have a limited schedule so I am basically looking at just taking classes specific to my job function vs. obtaining a degree but would like to eventually earn some form of IT degree.

If anyone out there has any knowledge of security systems or advice over what classes I should look into taking I would greatly appreciate your feedback.

Thanks

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Now I am working in dubai a Multinational company (secuity system technican)work details is cctv,access control system,etc.Now 3years in the same filed.I have graduation in B.A(economics) and I.T.I electronics also.Please guide me to go with job visa to Australia.Or give how can I go to Australia.

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automation of shutter can be done with the help of motor.
Thus shutter can be operated with the help of a remote or a key switch or with the help of any access control system.
how the installtion of this motor can be done on already fitted shutter.

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I am having problems with kids surfing and blacklists are too much of a pain in the neck. I need a router that support a large whitelist style access control system, and a time based block.

What is the best for this? Price is not really an issue, capability is.

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I’m a marketing staff in a Security System Company. Our main line products are Intrusion Alarm, Access Control System, CCTV Surveillance System, Barrier Gate System, And Metal Detector / Inspection mirror. I have done it in almost 5 months, but I still don’t get any customer yet buy one of them from me. What should I do?
Even, there are some leads, but still I can not make them to buy it from me.. What’s wrong?

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i want full redundant access control system

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I am trying to email this to a friend.

Access Control Systems

Access control systems are a popular security measure for large and small businesses. Access control systems offer easy to use and easy to maintain security features for a wide variety of applications.

An Introduction to Access Control Systems^

Access control systems are a popular security solution for larger businesses with many employees. Access control systems enable you to conveniently allow access to only necessary corporate areas to each employee on an individual basis. Access control systems most often use a badge or id with a magnetic strip with encoded information. Keypads, fingerprint scanners and other technology can also be incorporated into an access control system, depending upon security needs and practical considerations. A good access control system provider can help by designing a system that meets your specific corporate security needs. An access control system can easily and cost-efficiently provide you with needed corporate security, as well as numerous other benefits.

Access control systems can also be effectively used in small businesses, hotels, and even apartment complexes and college dormitories. Access control technology can save changing locks with each tenant or employee turnover, and allow you to feel safe in the secured environment. Convenient and easy to use, access control systems are becoming a more popular security option each year. Access control systems can also take the place of your traditional time clock, improving employee performance and punctuality. Employee activities can be easily monitored with the many features an access control system offers.

~How Do Access Control Systems Work?^

The most basic access control systems keep a record of when and by whom a given door was opened. Without the appropriate code or ID badge, the door remains locked. More complex access control systems may also include a timecard feature, clocking in your employees when they enter and clocking them out when they leave. In this instance, it is important that you choose an access control system with software that is compatible with your time and attendance software.

You may also wish to look for an access control system that is compatible with other security measures already in place, such as monitored alarms or closed circuit TV. Be certain to bring up any systems in place that you would like to integrate as you begin inquiring about access control systems to further the security measures already in place in your business. While ID badge swiping access control systems are the most common, keypads are another popular option. Keypads are a less secure option, as they may not allow you to record which employee has entered, but they are a popular choice, for both home and business applications. If high security is critical, you may find that biometric scans, such as a thumbprint scan, are a valuable option for your business.

Sorry its super long!
No online translators unless they are 150% accurate and have correct grammar and everything

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