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curprev 20:0720:07, 11 September 2026 WildaMacdermott talk contribs 5,610 bytes +5,610 Created page with "In many cases, yes, provided the existing hardware supports common integration protocols. An experienced integrator will typically assess whether current access control panels and video management software can accept new inputs from rack locks and RFID readers before recommending a full replacement, since partial integration is usually less disruptive and less expensive.<br><br>A reasonable support agreement should include periodic recalibration of sensors and cameras, s..."

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