Continental Access, a division of NAPCO Security Technologies, Inc., is pleased to announce the debut of the next generation Access Control Appliance (model #CA-ASA), based on the popular demand and success of the previous Application Integration Appliance (#CA-AIA). With this super-quick, convenient installation, there's no software to license or install on any client or server; all that’s required is a typical web browser. 

Now featuring a reliable 256GB Solid State Drive – 2-times the storage, and 8 GB of RAM, the CA-ASA is a compact solid-state network appliance that virtually fits in your hand, runs on an embedded OS, and comes ready-to-go, pre-installed with the latest version of CA4K Integrated Access Control Enterprise Software with full Native Client and Web Client Interface, providing integrated access, locking, alarms and video, and the fastest, fuss-proof installation ever. It has no moving parts for a long life, and is built on a rugged, embedded computing platform. CA-ASA is a compact solid-state network appliance that virtually fits in your hand

Easy installation

Conveniently desktop- or wall-mounted and ultra easy-to-install, the IT-Friendly CA-ASA Appliance frees up time spent installing and configuring applications, gathering licence data or installing service packs, and its browser-based interface runs on any OS, and eliminates specialised training, and costs for any additional software or licensing.

While it’s backward compatible with ALL Continental Access Control Panels (old & new), it features all Continental’s latest updates, including integration with Trilogy Networx, ArchiTech Wireless Access Locks and Networx Panel and includes a USB Flash Drive with full system backup.

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