Different access control projects use different system architectures.
VELAXIZ supports custom communication interfaces and protocols for turnstiles and speed gates, helping system integrators connect pedestrian gates with access control controllers, management platforms and other third-party systems.
Depending on the selected model and project requirements, communication options can include RS232, RS485, TCP/IP and dry contact interfaces.
The appropriate communication method can be selected according to the existing system architecture and integration requirements.
RS232 is a commonly used serial communication interface for direct communication between devices.
It can be used where the turnstile needs to exchange data or commands with a nearby controller or system device.
RS232 communication is suitable for applications that require:
The exact communication structure depends on the turnstile controller and the connected third-party device.
RS485 is widely used in access control and industrial automation projects.
Compared with point-to-point communication, RS485 is suitable for environments where multiple devices may need to communicate over a shared communication line.
Typical applications include:
RS485 can provide a practical communication option for projects requiring stable wired communication between turnstiles and control equipment.
For network-based projects, selected VELAXIZ turnstiles can support TCP/IP communication.
TCP/IP allows the turnstile controller to connect to a local network and communicate with compatible management software or control systems.
This can be useful for:
Network communication provides greater flexibility for modern access control projects where devices are managed through an IP-based infrastructure.
Dry contact is one of the simplest and most widely used methods for connecting a turnstile with a third-party access control controller.
After the access control system verifies a user, the controller sends an opening signal to the turnstile.
The turnstile then performs the required opening action.
Dry contact integration is particularly useful when the project already has an existing:
Because the access control system and turnstile can operate as separate components, dry contact provides a straightforward integration method for many projects.
Many system integrators already have their own access control software or hardware platform.
In these projects, the turnstile needs to communicate with the existing system rather than operate as a standalone device.
VELAXIZ can evaluate the required communication method according to:
This allows the turnstile to become part of the customer’s existing entrance control infrastructure.
Communication between the turnstile and the control system may include different types of information.
Depending on the selected controller and integration method, communication can be used for functions such as:
The available commands and feedback depend on the product controller and communication protocol.
Some projects require communication with a specific third-party platform or controller.
Where technically feasible, protocol requirements can be evaluated according to the customer’s integration documentation.
Useful information may include:
Providing clear protocol documentation during the early stage of the project can help simplify integration and testing.
Large entrance projects often use several turnstile lanes operating together.
A suitable communication architecture can help the management system control and monitor multiple lanes from a centralized platform.
Depending on the project design, each turnstile may communicate individually with the control system or operate as part of a larger access control network.
Proper communication planning is particularly important for:
The most suitable communication method depends on how the complete access control system is designed.
Dry Contact
Suitable for simple and reliable opening signal integration with third-party controllers.
RS232
Suitable for direct serial communication over shorter distances.
RS485
Suitable for stable wired communication and multi-device applications.
TCP/IP
Suitable for network-based management and larger system architectures.
The correct interface should be selected according to the existing controller, software platform and required level of communication.
A turnstile should not force system integrators to redesign an entire access control architecture.
VELAXIZ supports multiple turnstile communication interfaces and protocols, including RS232, RS485, TCP/IP and dry contact, helping pedestrian gates connect with compatible third-party systems.
If your project requires a specific communication method or protocol, provide your interface requirements or protocol documentation.
Our technical team can evaluate the integration requirements and recommend a suitable communication configuration.
Depending on the model and controller, available communication options may include RS232, RS485, TCP/IP and dry contact interfaces.
Yes. Selected turnstiles can communicate with compatible third-party controllers and management systems through supported interfaces.
Dry contact integration allows a third-party access control controller to send a simple opening signal to the turnstile after successful authorization.
Yes. Selected turnstile controllers can support RS485 for wired communication with compatible systems.
Yes. Selected models can support TCP/IP communication for network-based system integration.
Custom protocol requirements can be evaluated based on the project, turnstile controller and technical documentation provided by the customer.
It is helpful to provide the required interface, communication protocol documentation, command structure, system architecture and controller information.
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