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Controllers
The AEOS controller is the distributed intelligence of the AEOS system. In this AEOS Processing Unit (AEpu), the user defines the desired local functionality by activating behaviour components. All authorisations for the connected readers are stored in the AEpu. Each AEpu can function as a stand-alone unit or can be connected to the IP network to communicate with other AEpus and IP-based devices in the network. This can be achieved without intervention of the AEOS server, with which the connected equipment also communicates by IP.

Readers
The AEOS Hands-free and Proximity Readers are designed for automatic detection and offer a greater degree of convenience and security than other current readers. The functionality of the AEOS readers can be easily configured using software components to match your specific requirements, now or in the future. The convenience of the AEOS readers promotes integration, acceptance and thereby security.

Power supplies
The microprocessor-controlled AEOS power modules supply electricity to the connected AEOS modules and peripherals. Power modules are available in ‘smart' editions that keep supplying electricity even if the mains power supply fails. In addition, there is also a standard power supply, which is also suitable for use in an environment with 110V mains voltage and has no additional functionalityThe internal charger of the power supplies keeps the connected batteries charged and checks their status and performance continuously and accurately. In addition, the AEOS power supply monitors how much current the connected modules and peripherals are using, so that prior warning can be given of malfunctions.

Inputs & Outputs
The AEOS digital and analog input packs have been especially designed for the integration of digital sensors (such as contacts or intruder alarm) and analog sensors, for example temperature, pressure and humidity meters. Every AEOS relay output pack allows you to expand AEOS with 10 outputs for controlling external equipment (such as signalling devices, doors, lift and barriers) incorporated in the security management system. All are highly suitable for application in a comprehensive security system with a variety of components and functionality.