• The C4 4059 is the latest compact controller from Progeny. C4 can work alone as a combined controller Keypad or Controller R FID reader or both. C4 can also be used with an externally connected Keypad, Reader or Reader-Keypad. The latter allows the role of the C4 to be come a programming station or touch sensitive Request to Exit button or both.

• Simplified management of user access to programming options:
• Traditional keypad master password
• Key switch input for adding a card or changing the access code
• Master programming card presented to the controller to change the code or add cards.
• Controller, RFID Reader & Touch to Exit in one
• Up to 200 Crystal Proximity Cards & Fobs
• Brightness Control
• Volume Control
• Internal Use
• Easy Card Management
• Easy Code Management
• Up to 8 Digit Access Code
• Connection for Seperate Reader
• Integrated Capacitive Touch Switch
• Copy of Dimensions (mm) W50.8 x H 133 x D25.4
• Product Code 4059

Depending on the locking device used, some additional items may be needed to support that device. If the locking device is a magnet then a Green Call point is going to be required for emergency egress and a Request to exit button to open the door from the inside.

Optional extras would be the Crystal RFID credentials (Cards or Key Fobs).
The keypad on the C4 is used for programming. Up to 200 Credentials can be added and the access code can be from 1 to 8 digits in length.

This configuration can be used for:

• Access Code Entry
• RFID Credential Entry
• Code and Credential Entry (2 Factor Authentication)

Alternatively, the internal capacitive Request to Exit sensor can be activated. This would give “Credential IN / Touch Switch Out” functionality.

If the locking device is a magnet then a Green Call point is going to be required for emergency egress.

The keypad on the C4 is used for programming. Up to 200 Credentials can be added and the access code can be from 1 to 8 digits in length.

This configuration can be used for:

• Credential Entry, Touch Button Exit
• Credential Entry, Access Code Exit
• Credential Entry, Credential Exit

Alternatively, the internal capacitive Request to Exit sensor can be activated. This would give “Credential In / Touch Switch Out” functionality.

With the benefit of a Keypad-Reader on the outside of the door, an access code can be used for entry as well as user credentials. This can be useful for giving access to temporary users such as visitors. In this situation, the access code would be changed periodically. Meanwhile, everyday users would use their RFID credentials to access the same door.

If the locking device is a magnet then a Green Call point is going to be required for emergency egress.

The keypad on the C4 is used for programming. Up to 200 Credentials can be added and the access code can be from 1 to 8 digits in length.

This configuration can be used for:

• Code to Enter
• Credential Entry
• Code and Credential Entry
• Access Code Exit
• Touch Button Exit
• Credential Exit

Alternatively, the internal capacitive Request to Exit sensor can be activated. This would give “Credential Ii / Touch Switch Out” functionality.

With the benefit of a Vandal-Resistant Keypad on the outside of the door, an access code can be used for entry on doors leading from the outside in areas where the risk of damage is a concern.

If the locking device is a magnet then a Green Call point is going to be required for emergency egress.

The keypad on the C4 is used for programming. The access code can be from 1 to 8 digits in length.

This configuration can be used for:

• Access Code Entry
• Access Code Exit
• Touch Sensitive Button Exit