MILLENNIUM ACCESS CONTROL SOLUTIONS
RELIABLE AND INNOVATIVE MILLENNIUM ACCESS CONTROL THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS
Companies rely on people and assets daily, and keeping them secure is a must for any business. Door and access control systems are a barrier between a company’s resources and outside threats. Additionally, for over 50 years, Millennium access control has provided solutions to safe companies and assets, whether they have one door or thousands. Their solutions expand as companies grow to match their needs.
STAY SECURE WITH ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS
Millennium Access Control Systems provide the increase, trait, and relaxing necessary for the most complex access control systems supplies. Also, scalable to 10,000 doors and more than 300,000 cardholders, it can configure Millennium Access Control Solutions for each unique user by selecting the specific software features, integrations, hardware elements, 3rd party products, and system accessories necessary to meet installation requirements.
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
We help secure schools, universities, hospitals, commercial and residential buildings, and more through the door and access control. Certainly, products and develops are just part of the blend. Also, having an access control consultant is a must to keep your business safe from potential outside threats through scalable, best products. Professional programs and equipments installation, and customer service, you’ll have a partner you can trust—from solutions discovery to products and systems selection to join and support with a commertial access control.
KEY PRODUCTS
Millennium Access Control Ultra Software
Millennium Access Control Ultra is our flagship state of the art web browser, based access control schedule designed with a highly scalable architecture capable of supporting one door to thousands of entries across multiple tips. Cerntainly, this software (Millennium Access Control Ultra) can be customized for any business environment but allowing easy access to complex functionality with our intuitive user interface,in addition, it supports all popular access cards and biometric technologies to ensure the highest levels of compatibility and security.
Tellus
This program is our pre-engineered access control solution for systems up to 32 doors, all in Millennium Access Control Tellus. It is designed for fast installation. Also, tellus cancels the need to provide or identify server hardware or execute complex installation, ensuring new access control systems are up and running in the shortest possible time. With its ease of use and high dependability, Tellus is the best solution for new facilities that don’t have the complexity of more significant, more integrated sites.
Millennium E-Series Hardware
Our line of E Series control boards provides resilience, ease of installation, and high reliability. Although, E Series Site Control Units enable amazing connectivity to IP-based networks and unmatched system develops. A single unit supports up to 99 door control devices. E series Door Control Devices support onboard storage for up to 60,000 cardholders. They can log up to 2000 transactions locally to ensure seamless responsiveness and extreme network fault tolerance. Best-in-class flexibility in wiring topography, including daisy chain, T-tap, home run, and loopback options, ensure installation efficiency for every possible use case. For smaller access control installations, feature-rich pre-configured systems are available. These simple-to-deploy options can be rapidly installed and quickly expanded to accommodate the needs of growing businesses.
Ultra Software
This join a modern, easy user interface with a competent architecture that bring the features and reliability that company customers demand, Millennium Ultra is flexible and customizable for any business environment, allowing easy access to complex functionality in Millennium Ultra Access Control Software with our intuitive user interface. Certainly, Ultra is easily scalable, allowing for simple migrations from small entry systems and large enterprise systems. Experience the same ease of use you have come to expect from Millennium access control solutions, totally rewritten as a scalable, flexible, and highly extensible state-of-the-art Access Control
- Reliable proven software with modularity for flexible solutions.
- Wireless lock integration with popular third-party hardware.
- Conditional and unconditional lock-down via any system event.
- Multiple simultaneous operators.
- Full software features are available with Millennium Plexus wireless controllers.
- The enterprise-class software that supports thousands of doors.
Millennium site control unit (SCU)
The site control unit by Millennium is a communications hub and memory buffer for the door controllers and other devices that use Millennium’s software. Just one SCU can support up to 100 DVDs, 4 ECUs, and 10 ECDs. When it comes to security, it has measures that ensure the integrity of the data avoiding security breaches, hacking, or pirating.
Spec Sheet
SCU
Features
- Millennium's site control unit bi-directional communications can use RS-232 or RS-485 protocols.
- Up to 1000 site control units can be supervised and connected to a single PC running the Millennium's software.
- The access control communication process uses a twisted pair, shielded cable on an RS-485 bus.
- The SCU is compatible with: dial-up, fiber optic, leased line, radiofrequency, and TCP networking protocols.
Specifications
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Circuit Protection.
Input power is protected from reverse polarity,
over-voltage and transient surges. -
Power Requirements.
The consumption is 50mA nominal and 90mA maximum and works with the 99-14 VDC that is supplied by the Kaba PS1 power supply. -
PC and SCU communications.
RS-232 via DB-9F connector or a 4-wire RS-485 connection using terminal blocks. (RS-485 requires TIU) -
SCU Device Communications.
SCU communication process with other devices works by a twisted pair, multi-drop, and RS-485 polling scheme. -
Dial-up Modem Support.
Hayes ATcommand set, at 9600 baud.
Call back feature when event buffer is 80% full, or following specific events. -
Supervisory Relay.
A 2 Amp, 24 VDC, single Form C relay that changes state when the SCU loses communication with the other board system. -
All Events History Buffer.
2000 event, stored in RAM memory with a minimum of 24 hours backup. -
Priority Event Buffer.
Up to 100 software selectable priotity events and these events are stored on-board if the SCU is off-line with the host computer. -
Cover Tamper Switch.
On-board integrated tamper switch. -
External Clock Sync.
Used for international AC situations and infrequent
call-ins. -
Approval and Listings.
UL 294. -
Operating Temperature.
14° to 104° (-10° to 40°C) less than 90% non-condensing humidity. -
Dimensions.
4.24" x 7.35" @< 4lb.
10.8 x 18.7cm @< 0.45Kg.
Enhanced site control unit (ESCU)
The enhanced site control unit (ESCU) is a communications hub and memory buffer that works for Millennium devices such as (DCD/EDCDs, ECUs, etc.). Just one single ESCU can support up to 99 DCD/EDCDs or 4 ECUS and 10 ECDs only, depending on the operating system and configuration. Hence, Millennium access control solutions software is running on a computer server.
Spec Sheet
ESCU
Features
- Communications between the EU and the computer servers are made through an ethernet socket. The communications between Millennium access control solutions devices and the ESCU are RS-485 on a twisted pair and shielded cable.
- When the ESCU use with EDCDs, the communication speed on the RS-485 network can be as high as 38.4k.
- Up to 1000 supervised ESCUs can connect to a single computer server depending on the Millennium software chosen.
Specifications
- Computer to ESCU communications.
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ESCU to Millennium device communications.
Two wire, multi-drop, RS-485 via shielded, twisted pair. -
Transaction History Buffer.
2000 event on board storage. -
Alarm Event History Buffer.
100 software selectable priority event ( alarms, com fail, etcc.) storage. -
Circuit Protection.
Input power is protected from reverse polarity, over-voltage and transient surges. -
Power Requirements.
9-14 VDC, supplied by the PS1 power supply; current consumption is 50mA nominal, and 90mA maximum. -
Cover Tamper Switch.
On-board integrated tamper switch. -
Approval and Listings.
UL 294 pending. -
Operating Temperature.
14° to 104° (-10° to 40°C) less than 90% non-condensing humidity. -
Dimensions.
4.24" x 7.35" @< 1lb.
10.8 x 18.7cm @< 0.45Kg.
Door control device (DCD)
The DCD (door control device) is designed to control a single access point. This device works with almost most reader technology, from analog alarm devices to exit devices. And in case of a computer communications failure, it will still operate and keep track of transactions into the memory buffer.
Spec Sheet
DCD
Features:
- Works with Wiegand card reader protocols is also configurable with Magstripe technologies ABA/ISO and data bits from 0-50 bits.
- DCD communicates only with supervised wiring methods such as Daisy-Chaining, T-Tapping, Homme Running, Star Configuration, and High-Security LoopBack.
- Up to 100.000 DCD's can be connected to over 1000 SCU's (site control units)
Specifications
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Power Requirements.
9-14 VDC, from our standard Power Supply. Current consumption is 50mA nominal, and 150 mA, maximum. -
Circuit Protection.
Input power is protected from reverse polarity, over voltage, and transient surges. -
DCD Device Communications.
A twisted pair, multi-drop, RS-485 polling scheme is used to communicate from the DCD to the other Millenium Devices. -
Programmable Relays.
Each DCD employs 2 programmable Single pole, Form C relays that are rated for 2 amps @ 24 VDC. -
All Events History Buffer.
200 all events history, stored in RAM memory with a minimum of 24 hours backup. -
Alarm Monitoring.
The DCD has the capability to monitor up to 7 independent alarm inputs. 4 are supervised with 1K EOL resistors, and the other 3 are normally closed circuits. The circuit must have a break time of at least 500 ms for the alarm to trigger. -
Priority Event Buffer.
100 software selectable priority events (alarms, com fail, etc.). These events are stored on-board if the SCU is off-line with the host computer. They can be programmed to send signals back to the computer if they are activated. -
Cover Tamper.
On-board integrated tamper switch. -
Approvals and Listing.
UL 294 -
Operating Temperature.
14° to 104°F (-10° to 40°C) less than 90% non-condensing humidity. -
Dimensions.
4.24" x 7.35" @ < 1lb
10.4 x 18.7cm @ < 0.4Kg
Enhanced door control device (EDCD)
Millennium’s EDCD (Enhanced door control device) is an extensive cardholder database that stores data up to 60.000 cards with a seamless process that works faster than standard DCD. In case of a computer or communications failure, it will provide uninterrupted access control for up to 2000 transactions.
Spec Sheet
EDCD
Features:
- Millennium's Enhanced door control device support Wiegand card readers protocols and are configurable from 0-256, Magstripe formats of ABA/ISO Track 2 with configurable data bits.
- Communications between EDCDs is via RS-485 using various types of supervised wiring methods; Daisy-Chaining, TTapping, Home Running, and High-Security LoopBack.
- EDCD's communicate to the Millennium Software through Site Control Units (SCU or ESCU). Each SCU/ESCU can support up to 99 CDs.
Specifications
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Card Data Storage.
Each EDCD stores data for up to 60,000 cards. -
Transaction History Buffer.
2,000 transaction history provides retention of card activity if communications with the ESCU is lost. -
Alarm Event History Buffer.
100 software selectable alarm events (alarms, com fail, etc.) are stored if communications with the ESCU is lost. -
EDCD Device Communications.
A twisted pair, multi-drop, RS-485 polling scheme is used to communicate between the EDCD, the ESCU, and other Millennium Devices. -
Programmable Relays.
Each EDCD includes 2 programmable Single pole, Form C relays that are rated for 10 amps @ 24 VDC. These are typically used for door locking devices. -
Alarm Monitoring.
The EDCD has the capability to monitor up to 7 independent alarm inputs. 4 are supervised, and the other 3 are normally closed circuits. -
Circuit Protection.
Input power is protected from reverse polarity, over voltage, and transient surges. -
Operating Temperature.
14° to 104°F (-10° to 40°C) less than 90% non-condensing humidity. -
Power Requirements.
9-14 VDC, from our standard Power Supply. Current consumption is 50mA nominal, and 150 mA maximum. -
Cover Tamper.
On-board integrated tamper switch. -
Approvals and Listing.
UL 294 pending. -
Dimensions.
4.24” x 7.35” @ < 1lb, 10.4 x 18.7cm @ < 0.4Kg.
Elevator control device (ECD)
The elevator control device (ECD) by Millennium allows a key-card reader to communicate with the Elevator control unit (ECU) to control elevator access.
Specs Sheet
ECD
Features
- The ECD communicates using a supervised, home-run wiring configuration to the ECU.
- Up to 10 ECDs can connect to a single SCU unit, with a maximum architecture of 10.000 ECDs per system.
Specifications
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Power Requirements.
9-14 VDC, supplied by a 9VDC class II plug-in transformer; Current consumption is 50mA nominal, and 100m maximum. -
Circuit Protection.
Input power is protected from reverse polarity, over-voltage and transient surges. -
ECD Device Communications.
A twisted pair, home run, RS-485 polling scheme is used to communicate from the ECD to the ECU. -
Operating Temperature.
14° to 104°F (-10° to 40°C) less than 90% non-condensing humidity. -
Certification/Lisitng.
UL 294.
Elevator control unit (ECU)
The ECU (Elevator Control Unit) is the device that interfaces between the SCU and the ECDs. Each ECU has 16 built-in relays to control elevator functions. Up to 4 ECUs can be connected to a single SCU, giving the Millenium system the capability of controlling up to 64,000-floor relays.
Specs Sheet
ECU
Features
- Controls ten elevator cars and 64 floors when four units are cascaded on a single SCU.
- 10,000 user capacity. When four teams connect on a single SCU, 40,000 users are available.
Specifications
Input Power Requirements.
120 VAC input on a 2 Amp unswitched dedicated circuit (EC2-101190).
For international power requirements, there is a 240 VAC model available (EC2-101191).
Programmable Relays.
Each ECU employs 16 programmable single-pole Form C relays that are rated for 5 Amps at 24 VDC.
All Events History Buffer.
Two thousand events, stored in RAM with a minimum of 24 hours backup.
Alarm Monitoring.
Monitors up to 4 independent Normally Closed (nonsupervised) alarm inputs. The circuit must have a break time of at least 500ms for the alarm to trigger.
Priority Event Buffer
100 software selectable priority events (alarms, com fail, etc.) These events are stored onboard if the ECU is offline with the host computer. Stored events are sent to the host computer once communications are re-established.
Cover Tamper Switch.
On-board integrated tamper switch.
Specifications
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Input Power Requirements.
Requires 120 VAC or 220 VAC input on a 5 Amp Unswitched dedicated circuit. -
Output Power.
Delivers a regulated and filtered 13.8 VDC output at 5Amps. -
Battery Backup.
Uses two 6 Volt, 8 Amp lead acid type batteries. -
Fuse protection.
The AC input is protected by a 2 Amp low blow fuse. -
Protection.
The DC output is current limited against possible short circuits. -
Cover Tamper Switch.
Form a output to monitor the status of the enclosure door. -
Approvals and Listings.
UL 294, CSA 1950. -
Operating Temperature.
14° to 104°F (-10 to 40°C) less than 90% non-condenssing humidity. -
Dimensions (PS1-100212-001) (PS1-1002213-001)
14.25" x 12.25" x 4.125" @27lbs.
36.2cm x 31.1cm x 10.5cm @12.2kg.
Models
MILLENNIUM ACCESS CONTROL VENTUS
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