Access Control Training - Binary and Card Data Formats
One of the most confusing, even intimidating questions will often be “What format should these cards have?” This module can’t answer that question for you directly, but it will give you all the facts to be able to make the right choice every time.
Access Control Binary and Card Data Formats is an introductory course that provides in-depth coverage of the core concepts and best practices involved in access control systems installation. Throughout the course, students will explore a variety of topics related to access control card readers and access card format, including binary code and Wiegand formatting. Students will also learn about circuit diagrams, software integration, cloud-based access control systems, and more.
Whether you are looking to upgrade your current access control systems or want to learn more about the latest access control technology, Access Control Binary and Card Data Formats is an ideal choice for professionals seeking to gain a deeper understanding of any access card format. This course promises to help you become a leading expert in access control installation and maintenance. So why wait? Enroll today and start building your skills in access control!
Read more about the course in the detailed description below.
Since binary arithmetic (1 and 0) is the foundation of formats, the module begins with its thorough exploration. You will learn how to count in binary and how it is used to construct any access card format. It is critical that you understand the fundamentals of what makes up the access card format in order to make the right selections when it comes to an actual access control application.
A key component of access control systems is the access control card reader. This device allows users to utilize an access control system through the use of magnetic encoding, barcodes, or other data formats. In order to properly install an access control system, it is important to understand the different accessing card data formats that are available.
The first type of access control format is binary access control. Binary access control consists of a smart card that is embedded with a numeric code. To access the access system, a user simply swipes their card through the card reader and enters their numeric code on the keypad. This simple and efficient method provides strong authentication for both individual users and groups.
Another commonly used access control format is the access control card reader format. This type of data format uses a magnetic stripe or barcode on user cards to transmit encoded information each time they are swiped through a card reader. The encoded information can then be interpreted by the access control system in order to authorize or deny access requests as necessary. Overall, understanding the various data formats available for access control systems allows organizations to better protect their physical spaces and assets.
Throughout the course, you will learn about the different components that make up these different access card format. You will also gain valuable skills for troubleshooting access control systems and detecting malfunctioning components.
Whether you are new to access controls or looking to enhance your knowledge in this area, this course is an excellent way to deepen your understanding of access control binary and card data formats.
So if you're ready to take your access controls skills to the next level, come join us today!
This course is a component of the Access Control Specialist Series. It may be taken on its own or ordered as part of the Access Control training bundle for a lower overall cost.
Use the grid below to determine which states have CEU approval for this course, along with how many credit hours it has, and any other special instructions.
| State | Hours | Special Instructions |
| Louisiana | 1 | |
| Mississippi | 1 | |
| New Jersey | 1 | This course is approved for 1.00 hours of continuing education by the NJ Fire Alarm, Burglar Alarm and Locksmith Advisory Committee. If you are submitting this course for CEUs in NJ, you must contact us with your NJ license number so we may provide you with the appropriate certificate upon completing the course. Please email support@securityceu.com or call 502-254-1590 when you have finished taking the online content. We will then create your NJ specific certificate and email it to you within 24 hours |
| Tennessee | 1 |
