Offline functionality for the TBS Iris Scanner
The iris scanner can now continue to be used even if the network connection is temporarily down.

CES is releasing new software updates for the AccessOne access control system and the OSS Config Tool. The updates include new features and improvements designed to support users in their day-to-day work.
| AccessOne: | OSS Config Tool: |
| Version 1.1.1.1 | Version 4.0.11.86 |
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The latest download links can be requested from CES Technical Support.
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The iris scanner can now continue to be used even if the network connection is temporarily down.
AccessOne now supports data exchange in accordance with the OSS XML 2.0 standard. This enables the tamper-proof transmission of configuration data.
The Convis web interface has been enhanced with additional features, including improvements to workflow management.
Authorisation records can now be defined as general authorisations. New locking devices are automatically assigned to these authorisations without the need for manual adjustment.
The assignment of toggle permissions has been optimised. As a result, these are no longer treated as redundant during automated permission pruning.
In addition, a number of minor adjustments have been made to simplify the use and management of the software.
The new updates make working with AccessOne even easier. In particular, the ability to use the TBS Iris Scanner offline, the automatic assignment of general authorisations and support for OSS XML 2.0 data exchange all help to make processes more stable, secure and user-friendly.
These enhancements help users to manage access authorisations more efficiently, transfer configuration data securely and reduce administrative workload.
You can obtain the latest versions of AccessOne and the OSS Config Tool from CES Technical Support.
Please contact us by email at hotline@ces.eu.