WG2001 TCP/IP Single Door Network Access Controller Overview The WG2001 is a networked access controller designed to manage one door through standard TCP/IP connectivity. It stores up to 20,000 user records and buffers up to 100,000 events, enabling centralized management and reliable local logging. Key benefits Scalable user capacity: supports up to 20,000 users to accommodate small sites through larger installations with many credentials. Large event buffer: stores up to 100,000 events locally to preserve access history during network interruptions and to reduce data loss risk. Networked management: TCP/IP connectivity allows remote configuration, monitoring, and integration with access management systems that communicate over IP. Singledoor focus: purposebuilt for reliable control of one entry point, simplifying installation and reducing configuration complexity. Operational continuity: local event buffering and user storage help maintain door operation when the network is temporarily unavailable. Main functions and performance Controls one door with electronic lock output and door status monitoring (standard singledoor controller functions). Manages a user database of up to 20,000 entries and logs up to 100,000 events in the internal buffer. Communicates over TCP/IP for realtime event reporting and centralized control when connected. Stores events locally to ensure auditing and troubleshooting data are available even during disconnection. Compatibility and integration Designed to operate within IPbased access control networks and to integrate with access control software that supports networked controllers. Intended for use with standard external readers and peripherals that are commonly paired with singledoor controllers; confirm compatibility with your system components during planning. Installation and form factor Compact network controller suitable for installation in typical access control enclosures or equipment racks. Designed for straightforward deployment in networked access control architectures. Use scenarios Corporate office main entrance: deploy WG2001 at a primary office entry to manage employee and visitor access while maintaining a detailed local event log. Multiunit residential building: control a lobby door with support for thousands of residents and service personnel, with event buffering to preserve logs during maintenance or outages. Remote site or kiosk: use as a singledoor node in a distributed system where central management is required but reliable local buffering is needed for intermittent connectivity. Technical note Model: WG2001. Function: TCP/IP network access controller for a single door. Capacity: up to 20,000 users and 100,000 event buffer entries. Ensure compatibility with your access control software and readers before installation.