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© Copyright Ca rdax (International) Limited 1999 All rights reserved<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Essence</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Innovation</strong><br />

“Everything that can be<br />

invented already has been”<br />

This statement was released in 1899 by<br />

the US patent <strong>of</strong>fice.<br />

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Cardax: A Track<br />

Record <strong>of</strong> <strong>Innovation</strong><br />

1981 Cardax was the first in the world to<br />

develop a microprocessor reader<br />

designed for access control<br />

Cardax: A Track<br />

Record <strong>of</strong> <strong>Innovation</strong><br />

1988 Cardax sets a new standard<br />

integrating user feedback and PIN<br />

pad into reader design<br />

Cardax: A Track<br />

Record <strong>of</strong> <strong>Innovation</strong><br />

1989 Cardax releases Command Centre UNIX<br />

systems <strong>of</strong>fering one <strong>of</strong> the world’s first<br />

affordable PC based multi tasking security<br />

system<br />

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Cardax: A Track<br />

Record <strong>of</strong> <strong>Innovation</strong><br />

1990 Cardax installs a nationwide access<br />

control system across 600 sites for<br />

Telecom New Zealand<br />

Cardax: A Track<br />

Record <strong>of</strong> <strong>Innovation</strong><br />

1996 Cardax readers break the mould … a new<br />

design and choice <strong>of</strong> colours attracts<br />

worldwide acclaim from architects and<br />

interior decorators<br />

Cardax: A Track<br />

Record <strong>of</strong> <strong>Innovation</strong><br />

1999 Cardax develops a cover to protect<br />

Cardax Plus readers (those readers with<br />

PIN pad and LCD panel) against vandal<br />

attack and harsh environments<br />

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<strong>The</strong> Pro<strong>of</strong><br />

Cardax has been installed with over 1,000<br />

clients across Europe, Asia, Southern<br />

Africa, North and South America,<br />

Australia and New Zealand<br />

<strong>Tertiary</strong> Sector<br />

Cardax has been installed on many sites<br />

in the tertiary sector, for example ...<br />

– University <strong>of</strong> New South Wales<br />

– Sydney University<br />

– Queensland University <strong>of</strong> Technology<br />

– University <strong>of</strong> Canterbury<br />

– Lincoln University (Christchurch)<br />

– Victoria University <strong>of</strong> Wellington<br />

Cardax: A Track<br />

Record <strong>of</strong> <strong>Innovation</strong><br />

2000 CardaxFT …<br />

an integrated security system<br />

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CardaxFT<br />

CardaxFT includes …<br />

• Access Control<br />

• Intruder Alarms System<br />

• Alarms Monitoring<br />

• Digital Intercom<br />

• Remote Digital Camera Imaging<br />

• PhotoID badging<br />

CardaxFT<br />

CardaxFT …<br />

• Is a fully integrated system<br />

• Can reside on an organisation’s existing<br />

Intranet<br />

• Supports Internet connectivity<br />

• Can share selected information with<br />

other OPC compliant business<br />

applications<br />

Cardax Command Centre FT<br />

TCP/IP over Ethernet<br />

RS485<br />

CardaxFT<br />

Controller<br />

RS485<br />

CardaxFT<br />

Prox Reader with<br />

Intercom<br />

CardaxFT<br />

Prox Reader<br />

CardaxFT<br />

I/O Board<br />

CardaxFT<br />

Digital Camera<br />

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Cardax Command Centre FT<br />

• Provides configuration and<br />

management options for the whole<br />

security system including operator<br />

workstations<br />

• Developed on the COM/DCOM platform<br />

• Incorporates OPC which allows data to<br />

be more easily shared with other OPC<br />

compliant systems<br />

• Supports downloadable code<br />

Cardax Command Centre FT<br />

• Includes many features:<br />

– Security monitoring and alarms<br />

management<br />

– Site plans<br />

– System division<br />

– Default and ad hoc reports<br />

– PhotoID<br />

– Listen to/record Intercom<br />

– View Digital Camera images<br />

CardaxFT Controller<br />

• An intelligent controller<br />

incorporating a 32 bit Intel<br />

microprocessor<br />

• Ethernet communications to head<br />

end<br />

• High speed RS-485<br />

communications to field devices<br />

• <strong>The</strong> Controller stores security and<br />

access control information<br />

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CardaxFT Controller<br />

• Supports up to 16 CardaxFT field<br />

devices which can control up to 8<br />

access controlled doors<br />

• <strong>The</strong> 16 CardaxFT field devices<br />

can include one CardaxFT Digital<br />

Camera and a combination <strong>of</strong><br />

CardaxFT readers and<br />

input/output boards.<br />

CardaxFT Controller<br />

• Cardholder database and event<br />

log share memory space<br />

• Typically can store a combination<br />

<strong>of</strong> 10,000 events and 2,000 access<br />

groups comprised <strong>of</strong> up to 25,000<br />

cardholders<br />

• Expandable up to 200,000<br />

cardholders using additional Flash<br />

memory via a PC104 expansion<br />

board<br />

CardaxFT Controller<br />

• Access control functions will continue<br />

in the event communications go<br />

down between the Command Centre<br />

and the Controller<br />

• <strong>The</strong> CardaxFT Controller supports:<br />

– remote dial up<br />

– Programmable Logic Control<br />

functions<br />

– downloadable s<strong>of</strong>tware from the<br />

server<br />

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CardaxFT I/O Board<br />

• A microprocessor based unit<br />

designed to manage up to 5 doors<br />

• Has 15 four-state balanced inputs<br />

and 5 relay outputs<br />

• Inputs may be used for monitoring<br />

controlled doors and general<br />

purpose contacts<br />

• Relays may be used for control <strong>of</strong><br />

doors or controlled switching<br />

electrical equipment<br />

CardaxFT Relay Board<br />

• A general purpose output board that<br />

has 20 relays for accepting<br />

commands and reporting statuses<br />

• Relays may be used to lock and<br />

unlock access controlled doors, or<br />

may be used as alarm outputs, logic<br />

activated outputs or time activated<br />

outputs<br />

CardaxFT Strike Controller<br />

• A small I/O board designed to<br />

provide I/O to control 1 or 2 doors<br />

– can also be used for general<br />

purpose I/O<br />

• Provides communications and<br />

power isolation for externally<br />

mounted card readers<br />

• 6 four-state balanced inputs,<br />

2 output relays<br />

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CardaxFT Wiegand Interface<br />

• Similar to the Strike Controller<br />

with inputs and relay outputs for<br />

door control and monitoring<br />

• Has a Wiegand interface<br />

enabling any Wiegand format<br />

reader to be used in the<br />

CardaxFT system<br />

CardaxFT Cabinet<br />

• Aesthetic Appeal<br />

• Cable Management<br />

• Door is removable and<br />

can be positioned on<br />

any side<br />

• Several Cabinets can<br />

be butted together<br />

CardaxFT Cabinet<br />

• Size: 280mm (11") *<br />

280mm (11")<br />

• IP54<br />

– 5= dust will not enter<br />

in sufficient<br />

quantities to cause<br />

malfunction<br />

– 4= protection against<br />

splashing and<br />

spraying from all<br />

directions<br />

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CardaxFT Digital Camera<br />

• A DSP (Digital Signal Processor) image<br />

camera<br />

• <strong>The</strong> Digital Camera performs:<br />

– motion detection<br />

– image compression<br />

– image security<br />

Camera: Motion Detection<br />

• Motion Detection - 10 user configurable<br />

regions<br />

• It is possible to turn motion detection on and<br />

<strong>of</strong>f for each <strong>of</strong> the 10 regions<br />

• It is possible to configure which event sources<br />

trigger image storage for a particular Digital<br />

Camera<br />

Camera: Image Compression<br />

• Wavelet Compression 4 frames per second<br />

(nominal 35:1 compression ratio)<br />

• 100 image frames stored in the Digital<br />

Camera allowing capture and storage <strong>of</strong> preevent<br />

images<br />

• <strong>The</strong> nominal image size per frame is 6 kBytes<br />

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Camera: Image Compression<br />

• It is possible to send up to 40 images<br />

associated with an event<br />

– up to 10 seconds pre-event and up to 10 seconds<br />

post-event<br />

• <strong>The</strong> server can store images, sent<br />

concurrently from up to 10 cameras, at a rate<br />

<strong>of</strong> 2 frames per second, a total <strong>of</strong> 20 frames<br />

per second<br />

Camera: Image Security<br />

• Security <strong>of</strong> images achieved through an<br />

image authentification watermark<br />

• Watermark details where and when image<br />

was captured - uses a hardware camera<br />

serial number and a secret camera encryption<br />

key<br />

• Watermark is tamper pro<strong>of</strong> - invalidated if<br />

image is copied or altered<br />

CardaxFT Digital Camera<br />

• An operator can:<br />

– view live images at 2 frames per second<br />

– view stored images linked to an<br />

alarm/event at 4 frames per second<br />

– electronically pan, tilt and rotate images at<br />

the workstation<br />

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CardaxFT Digital Camera<br />

Camera Operational Features<br />

• Connects to the same communications<br />

wiring as the CardaxFT readers and other<br />

field devices<br />

• RS232 connection to PC for installation<br />

• <strong>The</strong> Camera supports downloadable<br />

s<strong>of</strong>tware<br />

Camera Operational Features<br />

• <strong>The</strong> Digital Camera includes on-board infrared<br />

illumination for image enhancement under poor<br />

lighting conditions<br />

– Infra red illumination turned on as a standard<br />

system output (or may have a schedule<br />

applied)<br />

• <strong>The</strong> contrast and brightness <strong>of</strong> images are<br />

automatically controlled by the Digital Camera<br />

and can also be manually adjusted by the<br />

operator<br />

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Enclosure: Camera<br />

• Aesthetic Appeal -<br />

integrates with the<br />

CardaxFT readers<br />

• Can be mounted in<br />

different ways<br />

(including external<br />

CCTV housing)<br />

• Includes in-built<br />

tamper protection<br />

Enclosure: Camera<br />

• Lens assembly<br />

rotates through 45<br />

Degrees<br />

• Internal chassis<br />

provides protection<br />

for the PCB during<br />

installation - focus<br />

lens, set address.<br />

Enclosure: Camera<br />

• Bayonet mount<br />

attached to fixed<br />

base (uses special<br />

release tool)<br />

• Unit screwed<br />

together with rubber<br />

gasket<br />

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CardaxFT Readers<br />

• Same look as Cardax SmartProx and<br />

SmartProx Plus readers<br />

• Proximity and smart card technology options<br />

• Plus readers include LCD, keypad and digital<br />

intercom<br />

• Dot-matrix LCD on Plus versions supports<br />

multiple languages<br />

CardaxFT Readers<br />

Cardax Proximity Reade rs<br />

CardaxFT Readers will be available in a range <strong>of</strong> colours<br />

Intercom<br />

• <strong>The</strong> CardaxFT Plus readers include an<br />

Intercom option enabling a person to<br />

communicate with the operator<br />

• F3 on the Plus readers is the “Call” button<br />

• User Prompts appear on reader LCD<br />

• Use <strong>of</strong> the Intercom is recorded as an event,<br />

conversations can also be recorded<br />

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Intercom<br />

• <strong>The</strong> Intercom uses the same network<br />

and communications cabling<br />

infrastructure as the CardaxFT readers<br />

Intercom<br />

Cardax Smart Card<br />

Solutions<br />

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Business Requirements<br />

Network accessibility to an intranet<br />

environment where all building facilities:<br />

– access control<br />

– recreational facilities<br />

– fax machines<br />

– internet<br />

– vending machines etc<br />

are interconnected<br />

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Business Requirements<br />

<strong>The</strong> system needs to provide:<br />

• a process to authenticate users<br />

• a secure login process<br />

• a record <strong>of</strong> utilisation time<br />

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What is Smart Card<br />

Technology<br />

Smart card technology allows multiple<br />

applications to co-exist on a single IC<br />

(integrated circuit) card.<br />

¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¥ ¢ £ ¦ § ¨ © © § ¨ © <br />

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Features and Benefits <strong>of</strong><br />

Smart Card Technology<br />

• <strong>The</strong> ability to use a single card for<br />

multiple applications has many benefits<br />

– Cardholders only need to carry one card<br />

– <strong>The</strong>re are lower card costs because one<br />

card supports many applications<br />

– By using the default industry standard<br />

more applications can be more readily<br />

added<br />

¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¥ ¢ £ ¦ § ¨ © © § ¨ © <br />

Features and Benefits <strong>of</strong><br />

Smart Card Technology<br />

– All applications operate totally<br />

independently <strong>of</strong> each other<br />

– <strong>The</strong> security <strong>of</strong> smart card ensures the<br />

integrity <strong>of</strong> each application cannot be<br />

breached.<br />

“Contactless smart cards will be the key<br />

to people’s mobility in the future.”<br />

Source: Philips Semiconductors “Worldw ide Applications for MIFAR E Technology”<br />

February 1998<br />

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Contactless smart cards<br />

• <strong>The</strong>re are contact and contactless smart<br />

cards<br />

• Contactless smart cards<br />

– Have a longer MTBF (mean time before<br />

failure) than the contact option.<br />

– Use RF technology which means that there<br />

is no physical connection made.<br />

– RF technology also means there are no<br />

moving parts<br />

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MIFARE <br />

MIFARE is a smart card technology<br />

developed by Philips.<br />

MIFARE is a registered trademark <strong>of</strong> Philips Electronics N.V.<br />

¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¥ ¢ £ ¦ § ¨ © © § ¨ © <br />

MIFARE <br />

<strong>The</strong> MIFARE Architecture Platform has<br />

become the worldwide standard for<br />

contactless smart cards<br />

– It meets the ISO standard14443, type A,<br />

for contactless smart cards.<br />

– “MIFARE has proven its reliability with<br />

more than 2.5 billion transactions carried<br />

out over the last four years”.<br />

Source: Philips Semiconductors “Worldwide Applications for MIFARE <br />

Technology” February 1998<br />

¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¥ ¢ £ ¦ § ¨ © © § ¨ © <br />

Worldwide Applications<br />

MIFARE has already been applied to:<br />

– Public transport sector<br />

– Airline ticketing<br />

– Access control<br />

– Identity cards<br />

– Road toll collection schemes<br />

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Worldwide Applications<br />

MIFARE has already been applied to:<br />

– Multi-function for military (identity card,<br />

access control card, meal card and for<br />

purchases; computer access may be<br />

added in future)<br />

– Banking cards<br />

– Stored value applications<br />

¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¥ ¢ £ ¦ § ¨ © © § ¨ © <br />

Cardax Smart Card Solutions<br />

Cardax has selected Philips<br />

Semiconductors contactless<br />

Standard MIFARE technology to<br />

provide the platform for its Smart<br />

Card range.<br />

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MIFARE Standard<br />

MIFARE Standard is designed to support up<br />

to 15 securely separated applications together<br />

with a MIFARE Application Directory (MAD).<br />

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Cardax Smart Card Solutions<br />

Cardax Smart Card Solutions provide a<br />

smart card solution for access control.<br />

In addition to access control and the<br />

MAD, 14 further applications using<br />

MIFARE Standard technology can be<br />

included on Cardax Smart Cards.<br />

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MIFARE Standard<br />

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Cardax Smart Card Solutions<br />

Cardax Smart Card Solutions include:<br />

– Cardax Smart Cards (preprinted and<br />

printable) available in Cardax and WF<br />

formats<br />

– Cardax Smart Card Encoder and encoding<br />

s<strong>of</strong>tware<br />

– Cardax Smart Card Readers (PIN option<br />

available for the Cardax format).<br />

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Cardax Smart Card Solutions<br />

Cardax TM<br />

Smart Cards<br />

Cardax TM Smart<br />

Card Encoder<br />

Cardax TM<br />

Smart Card<br />

Prox Plus<br />

Reader<br />

Cardax TM<br />

Smart Card<br />

Prox Reader<br />

¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¥ ¢ £ ¦ § ¨ © © § ¨ © <br />

Cardax Smart Card<br />

References<br />

Cardax Smart Card Solutions have been<br />

installed at Siemens Headquarters,<br />

Singapore and Telekom Malaysia.<br />

High level <strong>of</strong> interest from universities<br />

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Cardax Smart Card<br />

<strong>Tertiary</strong> Sector Applications<br />

Typical applications could include:<br />

– access control<br />

– library<br />

– cafeteria<br />

– student bookshop<br />

– parking/transport (buses)<br />

– student ID<br />

– PC Log in<br />

¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¥ ¢ £ ¦ § ¨ © © § ¨ © <br />

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Timeline<br />

CardaxFT Release<br />

Customer field evaluation<br />

commences: October 1999<br />

CardaxFT<br />

Commercial<br />

launch<br />

March 2000<br />

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Thank you!<br />

Any questions ...<br />

Disc laim er<br />

W hilst every effort has b en m ade to ensure accuracy, neithe r Cardax (International) Ltd nor any em ploy e <strong>of</strong> the com pany,<br />

shall be liab le on any ground whatsoever to ny a party in respect <strong>of</strong> de cisions or actions they m ay make as a result <strong>of</strong> using is th<br />

information.<br />

In accordance with the Cardax policy <strong>of</strong> continuing developm ent, design and specificatio ns are subject to cha nge w ithout<br />

notice.<br />

Cardax access control system s and products are developed and m anufactured by Cardax (International) Ltd, an ISO 9001<br />

certifi cated supplier.<br />

Cardax is a registered tradem ark <strong>of</strong> Cardax (International) Ltd.<br />

MIFARE <br />

<strong>The</strong>re are three MIFARE options<br />

available:<br />

– MIFARE Light<br />

– MIFARE Standard<br />

– MIFARE Pro<br />

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MIFARE Light<br />

MIFARE Light is designed for a single<br />

application. It is specifically dedicated for use<br />

as a ‘just contactless’ travelpass, phone card<br />

or in gaming applications.<br />

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MIFARE Pro<br />

MIFARE Pro meets advanced security and<br />

convenience requirements by providing<br />

microcontroller functionality via the contactless<br />

(or contact) interface. It is ideally suited to<br />

combining a major financial application in<br />

conjunction with other smart card applications.<br />

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MIFARE Pro<br />

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