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| <button type="info" size="xs">[[e_E|E]]</button> | <button type="info" size="xs">[[e_E|E]]</button> | ||
| <button type="info" size="xs">[[e_F|F]]</button> | <button type="info" size="xs">[[e_F|F]]</button> | ||
| - | <button type="info" size="xs" disabled="true">G</button> | + | <button type="info" size="xs">[[e_G|G]]</button> |
| <button type="info" size="xs">[[e_H|H]]</button> | <button type="info" size="xs">[[e_H|H]]</button> | ||
| <button type="info" size="xs">[[e_I|I]]</button> | <button type="info" size="xs">[[e_I|I]]</button> | ||
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| + | * [[real_time_log|Real-time Log]]: A record of [[event|events]] that occur in real time at an access point. \\ | ||
| * [[relay|Relay]]: A control device that auto-executes the opening and closing of the electric circuit according to changes in the current, voltage, frequency, etc. of another electric circuit. \\ | * [[relay|Relay]]: A control device that auto-executes the opening and closing of the electric circuit according to changes in the current, voltage, frequency, etc. of another electric circuit. \\ | ||
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| * [[rf|RF(Radio Frequency)]]: The frequency used to recognize information at close range or from a distance. | * [[rf|RF(Radio Frequency)]]: The frequency used to recognize information at close range or from a distance. | ||
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| + | * [[rfid|RFID]]: Short for Radio-Frequency Identification, this is a technology whereby IDs are recognized using [[rf|RF(Radio Frequency)]]. This technology allows you to store information in an [[rfid_tag|RFID Tag]] composed of an antenna and a chip and identify information by reading it with an RFID reader. | ||
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| + | * [[rfid_tag|RFID Tag]]: An electronic tag attached to an object such as a card in order to store the unique identification information of a person or object. An RFID reader wirelessly recognizes the information stored in an RFID tag using radio waves. An RFID tag generally consists of a small processor, a memory, a small antenna, a battery, and so on. RFID tags are divided into various types depending on their capability to read/write, the presence of a built-in battery, and the [[rf|RF(Radio Frequency)]] band, etc. | ||
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| - | * [[ridge|Ridge]]: A ridge is a curve that represents a fingerprint, consisting of a continuous curve, an end point where the ridge is cut midway through, and a [[bifurcation|bifurcation]] where two ridges meet, which are called [[minutiae|minutiae]]. | + | * [[ridge|Ridge]]: A ridge is a curve that represents a fingerprint, consisting of a continuous curve, an end-point where the ridge is cut midway through, and a [[bifurcation|bifurcation]] where two ridges meet, which are called [[minutiae|minutiae]]. |
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| * [[rs485|RS-485]]: A standard protocol for serial communication that supports home networking. RS-232 has a low transfer rate and a short transmission range while RS485 enables all devices to transmit/receive data on the same line. \\ | * [[rs485|RS-485]]: A standard protocol for serial communication that supports home networking. RS-232 has a low transfer rate and a short transmission range while RS485 enables all devices to transmit/receive data on the same line. \\ | ||
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| + | * [[rte|RTE button]]: Short for Request to Exit, this is a button used to open the doors from the inside. Pressing this button opens the doors. It can be used for doors or zones that do not require separate authentication upon exiting. \\ | ||