ELECTRONIC-KEY-SYSTEM EKS

The Electronic-Key-System (EKS) is a transponder-based read/write system for industrial use.

. It is used primarily for electronic access control and access management as an alternative to the normal, password-based systems. Due to the combination of Electronic-Key and information memory, however, it offers much more than just a password replacement. As an open, freely configurable system with various data interfaces, EKS is of very universal application.

What does the EKS system comprise?

  • EKS read/write station with Electronic-Key adapter for reading and writing the EKS Electronic-Keys.
  • EKS Electronic-Key that contains a transponder with data memory.
  • Software components that aid integration and serve to parametrize and manage the Electronic-Keys.

How does the EKS work?

 For operation, the Electronic-Key is placed into the Electronic-Key adapter. The data are transferred between the Electronic-Key adapter and the read/ write station without using any contacts. In a further step, the data are transferred to a control system. The owner of the Electronic-Key is identified and the user rights are transferred during this process, for example. Depending on the EKS system, further information can be saved on the Electronic-Key and transferred. These data can, e.g., be used to control specific functions or contain encrypted process parameters for an installation.

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