Datafox EVO 3.5 Universal

Cleverly combined ... Datafox EVO 3.5 Universal

A universally applicable access terminal - compact, functional and particularly flexible not only in design. Like all EVO devices with glass front, the EVO 3.5 Universal can be customized and printed ...

Further information about the EVO 3.5 Universal

The slim format was deliberately chosen so that it always finds a place even in the tightest spaces (e.g. next to doors and gates). In addition to classic door control, the terminal is perfect for use in conference and meeting venues as well as swimming pools, hotels and various leisure facilities.

Thanks to its IP65 protection class and its flat design, it can easily be used outdoors and in other demanding environments. Best of all, access control and LAN connectivity are included as standard with the EVO 3.5 Universal.

Customized technology Datafox EVO 3.5 Universal

Datafox EVO 3.5 Universal an Feinputzwand montiert — Standard wall mounting

Datafox EVO 3.5 Universal mit Aufputzrahmen an der Wand montiert — Wall mounting with surface-mounted frame

Datafox EVO 3.5 Universal in Frontplatte montiert — Installation in front panel

Datafox EVO 3.5 Universal Montageansicht — Installation in front panel - rear view

Technical specifications

Overview

Parameterization

User-definable customization

Communication

Software integration

Additional options

as required

Downloads

more information

Housing

Dimensions
85 mm x 208 mm x 27 mm (width x height x depth)
Front panel
Anodized aluminum frame with real glass

Housing bottom shell
Plastic: ABS
Weight
Base unit: 405 g (without power supply)

Design
Front panel can be customized with illuminated logo
Mounting
Wall mounting plate (170 g) & screw set

Access functions

Relay
1 Relay change over contact, 30V AC

Inputs
2 monitored inputs

Active output
1 active output up to 500 mA (12 V or GND configurable)

ENVIRONMENT & INFLUENCES

Tamper sensor
Tamper detection with distance control to wall mount plat

Protection class
Front IP65, total IP40

Ambient temperature
-20 °C to +50 °C (PoE -20°C to +40°C)

DATA STORAGE & TRANSMISSION

Data memory
16 MB Flash, 100,000 write cycles

Program memory
2 MB

Data transfer
USB interface (Micro-USB),TCP/IP, RS485

Display & keys

Color LCD display
3,5 inch/ 8,9 cm - 320 x 480 px

Keyboard
Keys on capacitive glass touch (73,4 x 49,0 mm)

Signature function
Capture signature on touch display

DatafoxStudioIV - Setup-Software

The DatafoxStudioIV is our free software for device parameterization. With it, device setups can be created and modified very easily and without programming knowledge.

Free Download & use
Saveable setup files (also in XML format)
Various functions and user-friendly configurators

DOWNLOAD DATAFOX STUDIO

There are three options available for communication between Datafox devices and management software:

DATAFOX CONNECT

Datafox Connect is our web-based software solution for networking and managing your Datafox devices. It can fully handle device communication using either of the protocols listed below. Datafox Connect can also be used for specific tasks only, making it a flexible complement to a direct connection.

With features for device management, monitoring, and simplified support, Datafox Connect helps you set up and operate projects efficiently.

Find out more now

HTTPS

Datafox devices can exchange data with your server application directly via the secure and standardized HTTPS protocol. Your application acts as the HTTPS server, and as soon as data is available for transmission on the device, it is actively sent to the server. This approach enables efficient server operation, with a connection between the device and server existing only when data is being exchanged.

DFCOM API

The DFCom API provides an interface for remote control of devices. This proprietary interface is available as an open-source runtime library for Windows and Linux systems and is designed for fully encrypted communication via a direct, bidirectional connection. It allows you to perform actions on devices (e.g., switching relays or updating list data) even if the device is not actively transmitting data records.

Further information on the different communication methods can be found in the following documents: