Maximum-Security Access
Protect buildings, rooms, containers and other critical access points with one-time PIN technology designed for secure and remote applications.
One-Time PIN
Generate a unique access PIN for the transaction and discard it after use.
No Device Network Required
The access device can operate without a computer network connection at the lock.
Flexible Power
Support walk-up battery, internal battery or external power configurations.
Remote Applications
Designed for locations where permanent network access or power may be difficult.
Generate Access Only When It Is Needed
Maximum-Security Access uses a device serial number and matching secure algorithm to generate an access PIN for a specific transaction.
The generated access PIN is discarded after use, reducing reliance on permanent access codes stored inside the device.
How Maximum-Security Access Works
The access device and a separate secure processor independently generate matching information from the device serial number.
Identify
The device provides its unique serial number when access is requested.
Generate
A secure remote processor uses the serial number to generate the matching one-time access PIN.
Enter
The access number is entered through the keypad or transmitted by a compatible smartphone workflow.
Discard
After the access transaction, the generated one-time PIN is discarded.
Keep the Access Logic Away From the Lock
The matching access PIN can be produced by a secure processor in another location rather than relying on a permanent PIN database inside the access device.
Multiple Ways to Generate and Deliver Access
Maximum-Security Access can support manual or wireless workflows depending on the application and available communications.
Secure Operations Center
The user obtains the device serial number and sends it to an authorized secure operations center, which generates the matching PIN.
Smartphone Access
A compatible smartphone can receive the serial number, communicate with a secure server and return the generated access information.
Configure Power Around the Location
Maximum-Security Access can support several power methods, making it useful for both permanent and remote installations.
Walk-Up 9-Volt Battery
Compatible devices can be energized at the time of use with a standard 9-volt battery.
Internal Battery
Selected configurations can use an internal battery where permanent external power is unavailable.
External Power
Permanently installed applications can use a compatible external power supply.
Protect Locations Without Extending a Network to the Lock
Maximum-Security Access is particularly useful where a secure access point is physically separated from normal network or power infrastructure.
The device can provide controlled access while the secure processing and transaction history remain somewhere else.
Secure More Than a Traditional Door
Maximum-Security Access can be applied to multiple lock and access-control formats depending on the security requirement.
SAMs & SWAT Devices
Add one-time access workflows to compatible key and asset-management systems.
Keypads
Use keypad-based devices with compatible contact-closure control.
Padlocks
Apply maximum-security access technology to compatible remote padlock applications.
Meter Locks
Support controlled access to compatible meters and utility enclosures.
Panel Locks
Protect panels and secured equipment using compatible locking configurations.
Probe Locks
Maximum-Security Access can be configured for compatible probe-lock applications.
Containers
Secure storage and shipping containers in locations where remote access is required.
Custom Designs
Custom configurations can address specialized assets and access points.
Protect Large Access Points and Remote Assets
Maximum-Security Access can be configured for applications that extend beyond a conventional key cabinet.
Buildings & Rooms
Provide controlled access to remote buildings, secure rooms and other critical facility entry points.
Containers & Equipment
Apply controlled access to compatible containers, secured equipment and specialized physical assets.
Choose How Users Interact With the System
Secure Operations Center
Authorized personnel can use a secure operations workflow to generate access information.
Keypad
Users can manually enter authorized access information at the device.
LED Display
Compatible devices can provide local status and access feedback to the user.
Web Interface
Supported workflows can use a web-based interface as part of the secure access process.
High-Security Access for Critical Locations
Maximum-Security Access is designed for applications where secure remote access, limited infrastructure or stronger access-code control are important.
Need Secure Access Without a Network at the Lock?
Tell us what you need to protect, where the access point is located and what power and communication infrastructure is available. Coin Security can help determine the appropriate Maximum-Security Access configuration.
Maximum-Security Access FAQs
What is Maximum-Security Access?
It is an access-control approach that uses a device serial number and secure algorithm to generate a matching access PIN when access is requested.
Is the generated PIN stored in the device?
The primary generated transaction PIN is discarded after use rather than remaining as a permanent reusable access code.
Does the device need a network connection?
No computer network connection is required at the access device for the core generated-PIN workflow.
Can it work at locations without permanent power?
Yes. Depending on configuration, power can come from a walk-up 9-volt battery, an internal battery or an external power supply.
How does a user receive the access PIN?
Supported workflows include communication with a secure operations center or compatible smartphone and server-based methods.
Can a smartphone transmit the access number?
Yes. In compatible wireless configurations, the matching PIN can be transmitted automatically or entered manually using a smartphone.
Can it be used on more than doors?
Yes. Compatible applications include SAM or SWAT products, padlocks, meter locks, panel locks, probe locks and custom designs.
Are transaction records available?
The separate secure processor can provide an audit trail for transactions associated with the access device.
Protect Critical Access Points Without Permanent PINs
Use generated access credentials, flexible power options and remote authorization workflows to secure buildings, containers and other critical assets.