TPL controller is especially suited to high-security access control and real-time monitoring environments. DDS best-seller controller is adapted to a wide range ofinstallations,from medium size to complex

multi-sites installations. The TPL is a 4-reader controller suited to manage 2 doors in and out (TPL) or to supervise a more cost effective 4-door in or out installation (TPL-D4)

TPL allows the supervisionof up to 4 doors, up to 44.000 cardholders or  up to 53.500 events in memory.

TPL takes independent decisionsat the local level, such as door opening or outputs / reflexes triggering, without any computer intervention.

Programming is simpleand the Flash memory allows easy firmware upgrade.

TPL fits a wide range of installations,is easily integrated within external BMS applications, and can be associated to other DDS controllers.

4-reader/2-door or 4-reader/4-door
8 digital inputs (4 of which supervised), extendable to 16 inputs (4 of which supervised)
4 relays (each with 3 outputs contacts),extendable to 64
Up to 44.000 cardholders
Up to 53.000 events in memory
1 MB Flash memory for application firmware (downloaded from PC)
99 daily programs
32 weekly programs
99 reflexes (local & network)

2 serial ports (RS232/RS485 and optional second bus RS485)
Redundant bus
Global reflex and APB without PC via the second bus of communication
Polling or event driven operation
Programmable communication encryption
TCP on board (optional)
Autonomous decisions at the local level without degradation
Multi-technology: Biometric, Smart Card, Proximity, Magnetic, etc.
Speed from 4.800 to 38.400 Bauds
Removable connectors

New product of the TPL range, the TPL-DR-PoE provides the advantage of easy installation on DIN rails, while being powered directly from the network. The TPL-DR-PoE is designed for high security environment

and combines access control and real time alarm monitoring for both medium-sized projects and more sophisticated multi-sites installations.

This PoE controllerdoes not require external power supply; it is powered directly over the Ethernet network via the TCP/IP cable, thanks to its on-board PoE 12W power supply (if such a power is delivered by the network). This on-board PoE power supply powers the TPL-DR and its 4 readers, as well as a second controller (not PoE) and its 4 readers.
When the PoE option is not required, the controller is powered via an external 12 V DC.

The TPL-DR controlleris an ergonomic controller with standard dimensions (236 x 128 mm) for use on DIN rails or within 19” drawers.
For use in 19" standing cabinet, DDS has designed a 19" - 2U rack that accommodates up to 4 TPL-DR-PoE. A front panel provides the LED signals for power and communication.

The TPL-DR-PoEexists in several configurations:
TPL-DR Din Rail
TPL-DR/IP with IP on board
TPL-DR-PoE with PoE and IP on board

Those configurations are available for the TPL-DR (4R/2D) and for the TPL-DR-D4 (4R/4D).

The controller has 12 supervised inputs, 4 outputs (up to 52 outputs with satellites), 2 serial communication ports and 4 readers. Each reader gets its own LEDs (pass and fail), as well as a buzzer signal.
High capacities are reached via the TPL's RAM dynamic allocation between card holders and events buffer. This allows to get maximal capacities of 44,000 card holders for the TPL controller ( 4 readers/ 2 doors), 32,000 card holders for the TPL-D4 controller (4 readers/4 doors) or 53,500 events in memory, according to the on-board ROM.

TCP/IP PoE on board (optional)
Standard dimension fitting din rails and 19” drawer
4-reader/2-door or 4-reader/4-door
12 supervised alarm inputs
4 relays (each with 3 outputs contacts), extendable to 52
Up to 44,000 card holders for TPL-DR, up to 32,000 card holders for
TPL-D4-DR
Up to 53,500 events in memory (with RAM dynamic allocation)
1 MB Flash memory for application firmware (downloaded from PC)
Programmable communication encryption

99 daily programs
32 weekly programs
99 reflexes (local & network)
2 serial ports (RS232/RS485 and optional second bus RS485)
Redundant bus
Global reflex and APB without PC via the second bus of communication
Polling or event driven operation
Autonomous decisions at the local level without degradation
Multi-technology: biometric, smart card, proximity, magnetic, etc.
Speed from 4,800 to 38,400 Bauds