
Nidac Presco Series 4 Reader Interface Module (Presco Interface Module - PIM)
The Presco NPOPIM (Presco Interface Module - PIM) is a data format converter used to translate commonly used access control reader and peripheral formats into the required format for the target device. It can also be used for database backup and upload tasks for Presco Access Controllers (PAC Controllers) when connected to a personal computer via a Universal Serial Bus Type C (USB-C) interface.
Key Features
- Converts multiple access control data formats to suit the connected device.
- 12 Volt direct current operation.
- USB-C connectivity for personal computer interfacing.
- Supports Wiegand formats up to 128 bit, including site codes up to 32 bit.
- Reads Dallas iButton user memory up to 128 bit or factory identification 64 bit.
- Reads magnetic stripe Clock and Data inputs (Track 1, 2 or 3) up to 32 characters.
- Supports database backup and upload to Presco Access Controllers.
Specifications
- Item Code: NPOPIM
- Brand: Presco
- Product Type: Data Format Converter (PIM)
- Working Voltage: 12 VDC
- USB Interface: USB-C
- Wiegand Support: Up to 128 bit
- Dallas iButton: Up to 128 bit user memory or 64 bit ID
- Clock and Data: Track 1, 2 or 3 up to 32 characters
What's In The Box
- 1 x Presco Interface Module (PIM)
Suitable Uses
- Converting Wiegand reader outputs for Presco controllers.
- Long cable run installations requiring format conversion.
- Multi-format access control environments.
- Database backup and upload for Presco PAC Controllers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Can it convert Wiegand to Presco and back again?
Yes. It supports bidirectional conversion between Presco and Wiegand formats. - What power supply is required?
The module operates on 12 Volt direct current. - Is it used for database backup?
Yes. It supports backup and upload of Presco controller databases via USB-C.
Additional Information
- Confirm controller format compatibility before commissioning.
- Ensure correct cable shielding and earthing for long cable runs.
- Installation should be carried out by a qualified access control technician.