Articles Tagged with ''Bluetooth''

Generating Interest in Newer Credential Technologies by Marrying Security With Convenience

It’s a tough sell to get clients to spend money on new access control credentials when the current ones still work. The key to generating interest in newer credential technologies is marrying security with convenience.

Karyn Hodgson

July 6, 2015

When it comes to access control cards and credentials it is difficult to have a discussion about technology without considering some of the seemingly contradictory trends in the marketplace. For example, the largest installed base of cards is proximity — a 20-year-old technology with known security issues. Yet in an industry that often seems to move at a glacial pace, the credential space is filled with some of the hottest buzzwords inside and out of the security industry, including Near Field Communications (NFC), Bluetooth, biometrics and even wearables such as the Apple Watch.

Integrators Successfully Blend Old & New Access Control Technologies

Integrators share how they successfully blend old and new access control technologies and “walk the line” between the two during installations.

Karyn Hodgson

June 9, 2014

The process of introducing these technologies to end users and implementing them in real-world projects are where many integrators find themselves today.

Module Allows Wireless Music Streaming Via Bluetooth

December 18, 2012

HAI by Leviton announced its Bluetooth Remote Input Module (RIM) for the Hi-Fi 2 distributed audio system.

4-Zone, 4-Source Distributed Audio System

November 16, 2012

HAI by Leviton introduced the Hi-Fi 2 Four Zone, Four Source (4x4) distributed audio system

Home Automation Product Catalog

March 26, 2012

Home Automation Inc. (HAI) announced its 2012 HAI Product Catalog available in three formats: hardcopy print, electronic PDF and online Flash. It also will be included on HAI’s 2012 Automation Simplified CD.

Swimming in the Alphabet Soup of Home Area Networks, Wired and Wireless Services

April 21, 2011

There is no sure-bet way concerning wiring, protocols, proprietary and open standards when it comes to home networking. Most often a number of wired and wireless methods coexist or run separately.

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