Solution 02 · TCP/IP node sets · 0.3 s

One LAN owns
the whole building.

Terminals at every door, records on your server, credentials in the pocket of the matching engine — the access+time stack gives a building one identity graph without a subscription in sight.

Building the node set

Door audit

Count doors, tiers and visitors: lobby, offices, plant, warehouse — each gets a node class.

Credential plan

Face for throughput doors, fingerprint for sensitive doors, card for ramp-up visitor flows.

Network map

TCP/IP + RS485 topology, one controller per door class, the 12 V 5 A rail fed from the cabinet.

Enrollment run

One campaign enrolls all users over LAN via the free SDK; shift starts on schedule.

Face recognition terminal mounted on a wall beside an office glass partition
Architecture · Match local, report global

The uplink is for records, not for identity.

Every terminal matches its own templates in 0.3 s; the network carries events upward. A broken cable shows up in the reports as a pause, never as a door that forgets its second tenant.

  • Offline-safe — local verification continues; events queue and burst-sync on reconnect.
  • Credential classes — face (5,000–50,000 tiers), fingerprint (1,000–1,600), card (100K+); voice-class add-ons configured per SKU — confirm platform status on the datasheet.
  • Zero license math — one SDK, no per-node fee, no per-user seat; the integrator prices the hardware, not the entitlements.

Node-set component table

PositionRecommended classRoleKey values
Lobby doorTM-Ai18E / TM-Ai20Face throughput door with QR visitor support8-in screen · 5,000-user tier · 0.3 s · QR
Sensitive doorTM-F610 / TM-F850Face + fingerprint dual-credential0.3 s · 1,000–1,600 templates · TCP/IP
Standard gateTM60 / TM70Network fingerprint clock1,600-template class · TCP/IP + RS485
ControllerTM-SS01 / TM-SS04Door decision and event storage10,000 users / 50,000 records
Power railTM-JXCabinet supply12 V 5 A · controller + lock load
UplinkLAN / customer serverRecord receiver + admin consoleFree SDK export formats

A three-door office may run on two controllers and one rail; a campus repeats the block. Door counts scale the stack linearly — the firmware does not change.

Three nodes of the block

Metal face recognition terminal on a wall bracket by a rainy window

Throughput node

Face terminals at 0.3 s — the 62% majority choice of 2025's new installs.

TM70 fingerprint attendance and access terminal mounted on an office wall

Verification node

Fingerprint 1:1 template-local units that put a person, not a badge, on the record.

Glass entrance doorway with door furniture — a typical access-controlled entry

Decision node

TM-SS controllers holding 10,000 users and 50,000 events on-site.

Access & time FAQs

Face and fingerprint are the core classes; card tiers scale to 100K+; voice-class credential support is configured per SKU and confirmed on the datasheet.

On your server — terminals report over TCP/IP to your own receiver; no third-party service is in the loop.

Matching stays local to each terminal, records queue, and the uplink burst-syncs when the LAN returns.

Demo the block on three doors.

One face terminal, one fingerprint unit and one controller — enough to sell the whole building.

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