July 2010
TAP Security does not keep still... The PointAX controller gets even more new features. The single door controller has been augmented with the following features:
- PointAX can be defined as operating two doors in entry/entry, entry/exit or exit/exit modes, for participating in anti-passback, interlock and occupancy up/down counting.
- Occupancy counting with upper limit.
- User limit in number of entries or hours (up to 99).
- Interlock feature.
All the features work on a single controller or throughout a network of PointAX controllers.
February 2010
TAP Security launches a line of new products:
- NetDX - Networkable two door access controller, with all the features of the NetAX and the ability to upgrade its memory from 5000 card holders and 2048 event record to 100,000 card holders and 48,000 event records using the new NetMX memory add-on module. The NetDX comes as an electronic card only or enclosed in a metal enclosure.
- NetSX - A combination Power supply/battery charger and a two-reader add-on for the NetDX. The power supply can supply power to up to four NetDX units.
January 2010
The NetAX networkable controller can now control TWO Wiegand or ABA readers for controlling a single door with an entry and an exit readers.
July 2009
The PointAX controller gets new features. The single door controller has been upgraded to control TWO DOORS when using the PointRX readers. The new firmware provides full control of two doors, including RTE and door position inputs. A new mode allows a single reader to control TWO doors, using an access level door selection for each user. The controller can use tag + PIN code with Wiegand readers that have keypads.
The NetAX networkable controllers can now read ANY magnetic card format on all tracks, including non-ISO standard cards, such as JIS (Japan) and all hotel lock formats.
December 2008
TAP Security introduces the PointAX standalone access controller.The PointAX is capable of handling up to 999 users. It checks the user's access rights by comparing the real time with the access level set for the user. Each access level defines days of week and times of day. The built it 7-segment display and buttons make for a very easy to use programming interface. Almost any type of reader can be connected to the PointAX. | 
