Line 05.3 · 7 models · TM-SS + readers
10,000 users · 50,000 records · TCP/IP + RS485

Controllers & Readers

The hardware behind the terminal: door controllers at 10,000 users / 50,000 records, guard-tour readers for night rounds, an AI lift-control panel and the 12 V 5 A rail that feeds the whole cabinet.

10,000 users 50,000 records TCP/IP + RS485
Fingerprint attendance terminal mounted on a grey wall beside an office window

All 7 controller models

ModelTypePositioningKey valuesLink
TM-SS01Door controllerSingle-door standard10,000 users / 50,000 records · TCP/IP+RS485TM-SS01 →
TM-SS02Door controllerTwo-door class2-door sites · same record tier · dual readersTM-SS02 →
TM-SS04Door controllerFour-door classOffice campuses · 4-door sites · event auditTM-SS04 →
S205DGuard-tour readerPatrol reader for shiftsSecurity rounds · checkpoint log · durable shellS205D →
S208LEDGuard-tour readerLED-feedback patrol unitNight security · visual confirm · same platformS208LED →
TM-AI318FLift-control AI panelElevator AI face systemLobbies · floor-control class · face pipelineTM-AI318F →
TM-JXPower module12 V 5 A railController and lock supply · cabinet fitting · labeled classTM-JX →

The SS01/SS02/SS04 family scales one door to a campus on one protocol; the FAE desk sizes the rail and reader count from your door plan.

Glass entrance doorway with door furniture — a typical access-controlled entry
Line · The cabinet is the system

Controller, reader and rail — all from one factory.

Door systems fail at the interface, not the sensor: a controller that talks to three reader brands, a rail that browns out at peak, a record that disappears offline. One-source the cabinet and those failures stop being a warranty question.

  • Offline autonomy — event storage and access decisions run on the controller; the TCP/IP+RS485 link manages, it doesn't babysit.
  • Rounds + doors — guard-tour readers reuse the same LAN, so day access and night patrol share one audit trail.
  • Lift control — the TM-AI318F panel pushes face-based floor authorization into the same event log.

Controller FAQs

The TM-SS class holds 10,000 users and 50,000 door-event records, with SS02/SS04 variants scaling the site to two and four doors.

No — decision logic and event storage run on the controller; the network link handles administration and reporting.

Yes — the TM-JX 12 V 5 A rail is the standard supply for controllers and locks in the same cabinet.

One cabinet, one source, one call.

Send the door plan — controller tier, reader count, supplied-rail check — and get the full parts list plus pricing within 48h.

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