
Combo-CN118 pairs the Realtime RS 70 Plus fingerprint access control terminal with the ST 25 Plus slave reader. It suits doors that need verified entry and exit, such as offices and server rooms. Staff can use fingerprint, card or PIN on the main unit.

| RS 70 Plus: Fingerprint users | 2,000 |
|---|---|
| RS 70 Plus: Card users | 2,000 |
| RS 70 Plus: Password users | 2,000 |
| RS 70 Plus: Attendance records | 100,000 |
| RS 70 Plus: Fingerprint verification | 1:1, 1:N |
| RS 70 Plus: Interlocking detection | Supported (with magnetic contact) |
| RS 70 Plus: Multi-device link | Up to 255 units |
| RS 70 Plus: Card reader | RF ID card reader (Mifare or HID reader optional) |
| RS 70 Plus: Display | 2.0 inch TFT |
| RS 70 Plus: LED | Two (red, green) |
| RS 70 Plus: Communication | TCP/IP, USB, RS485 |
| RS 70 Plus: USB disk | Supported |
| RS 70 Plus: Additional function | Tamper detection |
| RS 70 Plus: Working voltage | 12 V DC, plus or minus 10% |
| ST 25 Plus: Working mode | Works with master device, fingerprint and card |
| ST 25 Plus: Power supply | 12 V DC |
| ST 25 Plus: Identification speed | less than 1 s |
| ST 25 Plus: User capacity | As per master device |
| ST 25 Plus: Communication | RS485 |
One Realtime RS 70 Plus access control terminal and one ST 25 Plus slave reader.
It is a slave reader that reads fingerprint and card and sends the data to the main unit over RS485, usually fitted on the other side of the door.
The RS 70 Plus holds 2,000 fingerprints, 2,000 cards and 2,000 passwords. The ST 25 Plus uses the same users as the main unit.
No. The kit has only the RS 70 Plus and the ST 25 Plus. Add a suitable lock and a 12 V DC supply.
Yes. The RS 70 Plus supports interlocking detection with a magnetic door contact.
The RS 70 Plus connects by TCP/IP LAN or USB, and supports USB disk.
Both work on 12 V DC.
Yes. The RS 70 Plus has tamper detection.
A reader (fingerprint, card, PIN or face), a controller, a power supply and an electronic lock such as an EM lock or strike lock, plus an exit button. Complete kits include most of these parts.
Use an EM lock for glass and wooden doors that must fail open in a power cut, or a strike lock for doors that must stay locked. Match the lock voltage with the power supply.