TM-SS01
The TM-SS01 is a door controller — the one-door-class brain of an access row: 10,000 users and 50,000 records on TCP/IP + RS485, in the box that sits between the readers and the door.
Key specifications
| Function | One-door access control controller box |
|---|---|
| User capacity | 10,000 users |
| Record capacity | 50,000 records (event log) |
| Network | TCP/IP + RS485 |
| Reader interface | Reader lane per config (card/finger/face via controller chain) |
| Door interface | Relay output, exit button input, lock power cycle |
| Time slots | Access group and time-zone matrix per config |
| Interlock | One-door logic, anti-tailgate per config |
| Power | DC12V (TM-JX rail class) |
| Mounting | Riser or wall box, panel class |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Full specification
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Product line | Door controllers · TM-SS class | One-door carrier |
| Users | 10,000 | Catalog value |
| Records | 50,000 | Event log capacity |
| Networking | TCP/IP + RS485 | Both documented |
| Door control | Relay, exit input | Lock power cycle |
| Reader lane | Per config | Terminal-side integration |
| Time matrix | Access groups + time zones | Config on request |
| Power | DC12V | TM-JX rail |
| Management | Software view via SDK | Free |
| Warranty | 2 years | From first unit |
Catalog values are per model quote — confirm the exact memory split when matching a reader set: the sales team answers within 48h (as matched for the TM-SS01 build).
The controller is where the row's story is held.
Terminals decide who you are; the controller decides what the door does. The TM-SS01's 10,000-user class keeps the identity store at the room where the record is created — no cloud-dependent opening for a bathroom door.
- Offline-first door logic — with the matrix stored at the controller, the door stays obedient when the LAN breathes.
- Event truth at the row — 50,000 records live where the relay is, not in a marketing sentence.
- Room for time zones — a site that actually schedules can lay its patterns into the matrix.
TM-SS01 FAQs
Yes — one controller per door is the row's honest structure; two doors get the TM-SS02, four get the TM-SS04.
The door matrix and log live locally — the row is operational when the network is absent; sync resumes when it returns.
RS485 is the controller bus (chain link), and TCP/IP is the network lane. Reader wiring is separate per terminal type; data sheet covers both.
Door logic should be held at the door.
Send the door plan and reader set — get the controller matrix plus wiring notes in 48h.
