DTIL 402 - Access Control Technician


Course Overview
DTIL 402 - Access Control Technician is designed for security professionals looking to master access control systems. Learn to design, install, and troubleshoot both stand-alone and multi-door systems, from basic to complex setups. Gain hands-on experience in programming and configuring access control panels through practical labs and expert guidance, equipping you with the skills to excel in advanced access control installations.
Course Duration
Duration : 5 Days
Days : Monday to Friday
Time : 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
What You Will Learn
Students will acquire in-depth knowledge and hands-on expertise in:
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​Access Control Fundamentals: Understanding the components of access control systems, including credentials, readers, and controllers.
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Access Control Systems: Designing and installing stand-alone and multi-door systems, including the integration of IP and analog panels.
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Readers & Credentials: Exploring various types of readers (magnetic strip, proximity, biometric, card-free, smartphone) and how to assign credentials.
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Locks & Power Supplies: Installing and configuring magnetic locks, electric strikes, mechanical locks, and power supplies for seamless system operation.
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Relay Systems: Integrating relays, such as request-to-exit devices and door contacts, into access control systems for efficient functionality.
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System Design: Planning, designing, and implementing secure access control systems for residential, commercial, and industrial settings.
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Troubleshooting: Fault-finding techniques for diagnosing and resolving issues with access control systems, including wiring, readers, and panels.
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Safety & Building Codes: Understanding and adhering to safety protocols, building codes, and security regulations for compliant installations.
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On-Site Surveys: Conducting practical surveys to assess system requirements, infrastructure, and to identify potential challenges before installation.
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Maintenance & Documentation: Developing maintenance agreements, creating system documentation, and adhering to standards for system longevity and performance.
Tools Provided for In-Class Use
Students will have access to industry-standard tools, including:
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6062 timer
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CX247
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CX12 and CX33
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low voltage splice connectors
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wire strippers
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access control cable/banana cable
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different gauge conductor wires
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standalone readers
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door strikes
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door contacts
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led indicators
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sirens
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double pole double throw relays from altronix
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single pole double throw relays from altronix
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normally open normally closed switches
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ac to dc power supplies from altronix
Access Control Panels and Accessories Used in Training
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CDVI
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Kantech
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RBH
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Altronix
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Camden
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RCI
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Assa Abloy
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W Box
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Schlage

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Course Conclusion
By the end of the course, students will be able to:
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Understand the core components and functions of access control systems, including AC/DC voltage applications.
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Use a digital multimeter for testing voltage, continuity, and troubleshooting access control components.
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Design and install both stand-alone and multi-door access control systems with various types of readers (e.g., proximity, biometric).
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Apply industry regulations and standards, including the use of maglocks, relays, and security protocols.
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Conduct system wiring and integration, including using relays for effective operation and troubleshooting.