The DorTag VI is a standalone RFID access control system designed to control:

• Doors
• Gates
• Turnstiles

A “1 reader” configuration means:

• One entry point is controlled
• One RFID reader is connected to the controller

 In simple terms:
It’s a complete entry control system where users present RFID cards/tags to unlock a door or gate.

System Components (1 Reader Setup)

A standard DorTag VI kit includes:

DorTag Controller Unit

• Stores user credentials
• Makes access decisions
• Controls relay output (door/gate)

DorTag RFID Reader (1x)

• Reads RFID cards/tags 125kHz
• Usually mounted near the door

Requires 12V Power Supply

Core Features

• Supports 1000 users
• Card or Tag access
• Add/delete users via:
  • Master card
  • Programming mode

Output Control

• Relay output to:
  • Electric strike
  • Maglock
  • Gate motor trigger

Typical Technical Specifications

Functional Operation

How it works:

1. User presents RFID card/tag
2. Reader sends ID to controller
3. Controller checks database
4. If valid → relay activates
5. Door/gate unlocks

Wiring Overview (1 Reader System)

Typical connections:

• Reader → Controller
  • Data lines (Wiegand or proprietary)
  • Power (12V)
• Controller → Lock/Motor
  • Relay output (NO/NC/COM)
• Controller → Power
  • 12V DC supply

Typical Applications

• Office access doors
• Apartment complexes
• Small commercial sites
• Gate entry systems

Especially common in:

• Small-to-medium installations
• Sites that don’t need networked systems

Limitations (Important)

• Standalone system
  • No cloud or remote management
• Limited scalability
• Basic security compared to modern IP based systems

Expansion Possibilities

Some versions allow:

• Additional reader (exit reader)
• Integration with:
  • Exit button
  • Alarm systems

But the “1 reader” version = single entry control only