Training Webcast on Contactless Cards for Access Control. January 21, 2004

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1 Training Webcast on Contactless Cards for Access Control January 21, 2004

2 Your presenters» Perry Garvis Business Development Manager Access Control & Security Products» Kelly Stark TI-RFid Systems Strategic Marketing

3 Agenda» TI Corporate and TI-RFid Systems Overview» ISO Standards explained» Advantages of MHz technology» MHz vicinity technology vs 125 KHz prox» TI-RFid Systems13.56 MHz Product Line» Installation requirements» Q&A

4 TI Worldwide» Fortune 500 Ranking for (based on 2002 fiscal year)» TI has manufacturing, design or sales operations in more than 25 countries» More than 34,400 worldwide Employees» 20,300 in The Americas» 7,900 in Asia» 3,300 in Japan» 2,900 in Europe

5 TI-RFID Systems Overview» Number 1 global supplier of RFID transponders 1» Over 300 million transponders sold» World leader in RFID vehicle immobilizers» Technology behind Speedpass and EasyPay» Developed ISO15693 Vicinity Card Standard 2» Developed ISO14443B Open Standard for Financial Payments with AMEX, MasterCard and Visa EPC Wireless Supply Access Commerce Automotive Chain Control 1. Gartner Dataquest 1999 market report 2. ISO vicinity card standard

6 Access Control TI is the NEW Global Partner for smarter Access Control products TI is an Integrated Provider Chips, Inlays, and Readers

7 Why did TI enter the Security Market?» We re one of the pioneers of RFID and MHZ technology» We see a major business opportunity because the market segment is dominated today by a single company» Our surveys confirmed that OEM s, Dealers and End Users are looking for viable alternatives» TI can meet the needs of the market-product quality, reliability and fast delivery of cards and readers» TI can successfully compete in a commodity market because of our business model

8 Why MHz? TI s MHz Vicinity technology is the logical choice for new system installations and upgrades!» 2000 Bit Card Memory for multi-applications 50x Greater than 125 khz prox» 40 Percent Longer Read Range than Traditional Proximity Cards» Increased security with unique tamper-proof proof card UID code and 64 bit Encryption between card and reader» Open Architecture means Interoperability for Current and Emerging Standards» Read + Programmability (read/write) on all readers» Universal Wiegand and RS-485 Communication Protocols» Easy migration from legacy cards to TI MHz with Adhesive Labels

9 Smart Card Applications

10 Technology Comparison Data Security TI MHz vicinity DES encryption 125 KHz prox none Read Range 6-8 wallplate 4-6 wallplate Multi-application card Read/write capability Programmable Card Multiple card simultaneous reading Card and Reader Cost yes yes yes yes Equivalent to prox no no no no

11 ISO Standards comparison Contactless card standards cover a variety of types as embodied in ISO (Vicinity Cards) and ISO (Proximity Cards). ISO Vicinity Technology» Read/write» Read range up to 3 feet, typically 8 inches.» Up to 26.6 Kb/sec data transfer» Ideal for facility and parking access control» Contactless only» Suppliers: Philips ISO Hi-tag tag,, EM Microelectronics, Inside, ST Microelectronics, Omnitec,, Omron ISO14443 Proximity Technology» Read/write» Read range up to 4 inches, typically 1 inch» Up to 106 Kb/sec data transfer» Ideal for electronic ticketing and cash applications» Approved financial standard by EMV (ISO type B)» Approved contactless smartcard for GSA (ISO Type A & B)» Supports contact interface» Suppliers: Sony, Philips, Inside, Panasonic, Hitachi, Atmel,, OTI, Infineon

12 ISO standards» ISO is one of a series of international standards describing the parameters for identification cards and the use of such cards for international exchange.» ISO Part 1 Physical Characteristics: Specifies the size and shape of cards to that of an ID-1 1 form factor. In addition to defining physical dimensions, this s part of the standard defines the type and severity of environmental conditions ns the card must be capable of enduring.» ISO Part 2 Air Interface and Initialization: Defines the standards that specify the radio frequency (RF) communication scheme. Deals with RF wave issues such as modulation, carrier frequencies, field strengths, data rates, and d data coding. -Analogy: Establishes a common alphabet» ISO Part 3 Anti-collision and Transmission Protocol: Defines a common anti- collision procedure (necessary to identify multiple tags in a single field) and defines a common command set. -Analogy: Builds a common language with our previously established d common alphabet» TI Vicinity badges are compliant with ISO parts 1, 2, and 3 while the competition, HID iclass,, is compliant with ISO parts 1 and 2, and ISO B2.

13 ISO14443 standards» Defines a way to provide power and communicate between a reader and a contactless smart card» The standard includes two versions with different modulation approaches: Type A and Type B» Suppliers of A: ASK, Infineon,, Philips, Samsung» Suppliers of B: TI, ASK, Infineon,, Samsung, Atmel,, Fujitsu, OTI, STMicro,, Toshiba» Differences between A&B include the modulation of the magnetic field used for coupling, the coding format and the anti-collision method» Type A&B had slightly different application focus back when developed in 1994, but technology advances have removed this application differentiation

14 Features:» Standard Wiegand Output + RS485» Open Standard with ISO15693 Vicinity Credentials» Compatible with ISO14443A (Mifare( Mifare ) 13.56MHz Vicinity Readers» Simultaneous Multi-card Reading» Read/Write capability» FCC,CE, MPT and UL294 certification» S6420 Mullion Reader 1.7 x 5.0 x 1.0 Read Range 3-5 Colors: Black & Gray Fully potted, IP 64 protection» S6410 Wall Plate 5.0 x 5.0 x 1.0 Read Range 6-8 on nonmetal. Colors: Black & Gray Fully Potted IP64 protection

15 Long Range Reader The Long Range Gate Reader is the only gate reader designed for Access Control. Encased in a steel enclosure, the gate reader er is weatherproof and can withstand harsh environments. Several antennas nas can be connected to the reader depending on application requirements. ents. Typical read distances of up to 3 feet using dual antennas and the t TI vicinity card. RF-HFR-AQL3-00 Reader Only RR-IDISC-ANT8-6-A Antenna Only (800mmx 600mm)

16 Keypad Reader» The Keypad Reader incorporates a combination of a virtually indestructible keypad using Everswitch s state of the art Piezo Technology with a TI-RFid S6400 Series reader. The totally sealed, all metal construction exceeds most protection standards and is ideal for high traffic areas.»dimensions are 4.72 x 3.54 x 1, color is silver anodized aluminum.»available March, 2004

17 Turnstiles Integrated with DSI products Will work with your preferred turnstile manufacturer

18 Logical Access Solutions» Contactless PC Log-on on through serial and PCMCIA communication» Contact PC logon with dual technology contactless/contact card

19 Reader Features» Wiegand Support Meets current industry standard Easily integrated into existing security systems Encryption Algorithm Prevents Card Forgery using TI-RFid Badges» RS-485 Communication Interface Two-way way communication with higher data-rates Up to 4000 feet wire runs (Wiegand( = 500 feet) Field upgradeable firmware Up to 32 readers can operate on one RS-485 line» Read / Write Capabilities Greater level of flexibility Multiple read / write cycles enable multi-level level security Information written to card is always available - Even if communication to host is lost

20 Reader Features» Anti-Collision Reads multiple cards at one time Enables faster throughput Multiple person recognition - Multiple people required to access certain secured areas Eliminates read interference common when multiple badges present near reader» ISO Vicinity Card Protocol Standard Enables Interoperability with several manufactures» Visual and Audio Capability Audio feature can be specialized per person

21 Credentials TI s 13.56MHz Vicinity credentials come in a variety of form factors such as ISO size badges, key fobs, and labels. TI-RFid credentials are fully compliant with the ISO vicinity standard, enabling an open standard for interoperability across all compliant systems. Badges can be user programmed or factory programmed, graphic printed, and laser engraved or slot punched. Non-programmed Vicinity Badge RI-TH1-CB2A-00 Programmed Vicinity Badge RI-TH1-CB2A-CUS Vicinity Badge w/magnetic Stripe RI-TH1-CB3A-00 Vicinity Key Fob RF-HDT-KMAB-C0 Vicinity Label RF-HDT-JMRP-A0

22 In-the the-field Programmability» Advantages Eliminates long delivery dates for cards Allows for custom Wiegand formats up to 64 Bits Allows for custom encryption keys Allows for custom audio and visual reader indicators on a per card basis Puts you in control of your card administration!» API available for OEM integration 64 bits Wiegand Custom Key

23 Reader Installation Procedures» What s different than 125 khz prox?» Initial setup» Mounting on metal surfaces» S6400 Reference Manual» Who to call for support

24 Target Customers Who are your target customers for TI s vicinity solutions? - Customers with legacy cards and readers - Customers wanting enhanced security between the card and reader - Customers wanting the flexibility to program their own cards - Customer wanting the option to add other applications to the card upon issuance or in the future - Healthcare facilities, universities, corporations - Customers wanting the flexibility of having choices of card suppliers

25 TI s Distribution Model» Products are sold through leading Access Control OEM s and National Systems Integrators AMAG Lenel MAXxess Systems MDI Security Systems Open Options PCSC PSA Security Network Many new agreements in process» TI does not sell access control products direct» TI s only access control products are readers and cards

26 Why should you choose TI cards and readers?» TI s MHz contactless products represent the most advanced technology available today at prices comparable with prox.» A single card for multi-application and read/write capability is standard allowing for future growth.» TI s products have open standards giving you future flexibility in suppliers.» TI manufactures the entire solution including chips, inlays and card readers ensuring the highest quality products and low cost.» TI has the resources and manufacturing expertise to deliver high quality readers and cards in volume.» TI has a global presence and can meet your needs on a worldwide basis.» As the emerging card and reader provider, TI will work harder to ensure your satisfaction.

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