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Northern Ireland’s new Woodlands Juvenile Justice Centre required a highly secure, fully integrated solution to protect young people during their stay, as well as protect the centre’s 500 care staff.
To create a secure environment, system integrator ADT installed the
CEM AC2000 SE (Standard
Edition) security management system with CCTV, digital video recorders, intercoms, intruder panels, remote radio pagers and perimeter detection. The new state-ofthe-art centre is now fully operational with almost 500 doors secured using proximity technology throughout activity rooms, custodial units and six high-security accommodation wings.
“The CEM AC2000 SE system was the ideal choice for the new prestigious centre,” commented Mark McAteer,
ADT’s National Account
Manager, Northern Ireland.
“With its high level of system resilience and integration capabilities, AC2000 SE communicates seamlessly to the facility’s building management system using
OPC protocol providing the client with a highly secure, single solution for advanced monitoring and control.”
The highly resilient security system features a Linux based central server and distributed layers of intelligence using
CEM’s S9000 range of IP controllers. Hand recognition biometric readers were also integrated with the AC2000
SE system to provide a further layer of security at critical area points. Alarms can now be monitored and
ID security badges issued so that care staff can only pass through secure areas upon a valid card swipe and hand geometry biometric reading.
To add a double layer of security, CEM developed a customised door configuration so that doors remain shut until an authorized cardholder requesting access is verified via CCTV by guards at a central security control room. Once verified, guards then issue a CEM ‘One-Shot’ command via the AC2000
SE software, which grants access by releasing the door remotely.
To further fulfil client requests, CEM designed a complex interlocking solution for high security areas to ensure that only one door within an interlock group be opened at any one time.
This means that when a valid card is presented and the requested door is unlocked, other doors within that zone group remain locked. Once the initial door has been closed, the cardholder can then present a valid ID card at an intercom reader and verbally request which exit door they would like the security control room staff to open.
Working in collaboration, ADT and CEM have successfully supplied the new centre with a state-of-the-art security solution.
Inside this issue…
Durham Tees Valley airport invests in CEM - P2 webEntry to secure
Domicilium Hosting
Centre - P2
Announcing... AC2000 SE v5.5 software release - P3
GASCO Abu Dhabi secures plant operations with
CEM - P4

Durham Tees Valley Airport is part of the Airports Division of Peel Holdings and is currently undergoing a £56 million expansion programme to reinforce its position as one of the fastest growing regional airports in the UK.
As part of this investment, the CEM AC2000 AE (Airport
Edition) security management system, that has been successfully installed at Robin
Hood Airport since 2005, is now being implemented to enhance security and operations for the benefit of passengers, staff and airlines.
“The airport solution was ideal for Durham Tees Valley
Airport as it will secure airside and landside doors using CEM IP-enabled card readers which have the added benefit of seamlessly fitting existing cabling and IT infrastructure at the airport” commented Alan Inkster,
Managing Director, Advanced
Integrated Systems.
Ideal for the airport environment, advanced
CEM EtherProx card readers, connect directly over Ethernet and offer high-end reader functionality such as LCD display, keypad and internal database for unique offline card validation at the door at all times - ensuring the highest level of system stability. The EtherProx readers also feature airportspecific ‘door modes’ eg. passenger and lobby mode to control passenger throughput and to enhance airport operations.
“A key factor in this project is that the Durham
Tees system will be fully integrated with the Robin
Hood Airport system, with staff able to gain access at both airports using one ID security pass” commented
Andrew Fulton, Business
Development Director of Tyco
International’s CEM products.
By using the CEM AC2000
VIPPS (Visual Imaging & Pass
Production System), security personnel can capture images and signatures to design and print professional staff
ID passes.
leading offshore internet service and solutions provider
Domicilium ltd, has chosen the CeM webentry™ II Pro access control system to secure its new 20,000 sq ft Headquarters in the Isle of Man.
Domicilum required a cost effective and sophisticated card-based security solution to provide tighter access control at their headquarters. CEM offered an ideal solution with the client opting to install the low-cost webEntry II Pro access control system with biometric technology. The system will be installed by
CEM approved reseller ADT,
Isle of Man.
Andrew Cairns of Domicilium
Ltd commented, “As a web based solution, the webEntry
II Pro system offered us the benefit of being completely managed using a standard web browser. CEM has provided us with an innovative, security solution and with Domicilium having
27 different sites throughout the world we now have the flexibility to centrally manage our headquarters in the Isle of Man from around the globe” Cairns continued.
InfoProx mifare card readers with on-board database were installed ensuring that only authorised cardholders can gain access to secure areas at all times. LG iris recognition biometric devices were also integrated to provide a further layer of security. Staff can now only pass through these secure area points upon a valid
ID card and iris biometric reading providing a more secure environment. eVeNTs CAleNDAR
Inter Airport europe
Munich Airport, Munich
9th – 12th October security Vision Roadshow
Brands Hatch, Kent
16th October 07
Intersec Middle east
Dubai, UAe
13th – 15th January 08
IIPseC staneleigh Park, Coventry
29th – 31st January 08

The latest 5.5 version introduces new features such as improved reporting, a new security logon and increased systems capacity to maintain its position as one of the most comprehensive security management systems available.
BENEFITS AT A GLANCE
Ideal for medium to large sized facilities, AC2000
SE has proven itself as one of the industry’s most comprehensive security systems available. Offering advanced access control, alarm processing, photo badging and external systems integration, the system incorporates industry leading
CEM hardware and offers clients a comprehensive software suite for advanced administration and reporting.
• Improved reporting
- Statistics report on total number of device swipes per minute
- Global transactions & alarms report
- Automatic report scheduler
• New site selectable security policy logon & automatic operator disable
• New “global” Alarm Event
Display (AED) overview screen
- ability to view alarms across
multiple standalone servers
In line with customer driven feedback, significant changes in the v5.5 software release include a new software splash screen, site selectable security logon, enhanced reporting tools including a new automatic report scheduler and a central overview screen that now allows clients to view alarms across multiple sites.
• Increased system capacity
– a single central database
server now supports up to
176 workstations
webentry II Pro is a low cost, web browser administered access control system that offers additional features such as ID badging, graphical alarms display and control of CCTV.
The system’s IP camera support has now been extended to support Axis
Communications range of high performance PTZ (pan, tile, zoom) IP cameras.
Using the webEntry II Pro
AED (Alarm Event Display) reporting feature, system administrators can now click on an Axis PTZ camera associated with a building device icon and view live footage and events. webEntry II Pro has been revolutionising the market for many years and this latest feature release of being able to integrate with industry leading Axis IP cameras further enhances the webEntry II Pro’s offering as the IP security market continues to grow rapidly.

Abu Dhabi Gas Industries ltd (GAsCO) has chosen the world-renowned AC2000 se
(standard edition) security management system to secure its Ruwais plant in Abu
Dhabi. CeM was awarded the contract by Tyco Fire & Integrated solutions.
Operating since 1981, GASCO is a subsidiary of the Abu
Dhabi National Oil Company
(ADNOC) and is one of the largest gas processing companies in the world.
With the Ruwais plant planning to double its capacity in 2008, GASCO decided it was a priority to enhance security, people safety and plant operations with the installation of the advanced CEM AC2000 SE access control system.
“Using CEM S9032 IP controllers, the system will be responsible for controlling doors and emergency points, with CEM S600e Ethernet readers controlling doors at remote buildings” commented
Francesco Pisano, Oil and Gas
Marketing Manager, Tyco Fire
& Integrated Solutions, Italy.
The client opted to use CEM
S9032 IP based controllers for site entry/exit control at many of its plant locations.
Using Ethernet connectivity, the S9032 controller offers the client the benefit of remote administration and the ability to remotely monitor alarms. Advanced
CEM S600e IP card readers that connect directly to the
Linux based central server will also be installed at remote buildings. With onboard Ethernet connectivity, graphic LCD display and an internal database, the
S600e reader continues to operate offline even if communication is lost with the central server database, ensuring that doors are critically secured and monitored at all times.
AC2000 SE also offers the client a highly stable means of controlling site access and incorporates a sophisticated suite of software modules including ‘zone monitor’ that helps the client monitor movement in their unique environment.
CEM has a network of resellers that install CEM access control systems throughout the world.
Approved resellers undergo certification training to become accredited with a proven competency in the
CEM product range and are the best of breed in their respective region.
To apply for CEM Approved
Reseller status please contact
CEM today or complete the online form at www.cemsys.com/partners.php
Benefits
• become CEM accredited
• receive CEM sales/
marketing support
British Airways at
T5 Heathrow, UK
CEM has been awarded the prestigious contract to extend the CEM AC2000 system to the new British Airways dedicated
Terminal 5 site at Heathrow.
British Airways has been a customer of CEM for over 16 years and the AC2000 system will now also secure its new state-of-the-art premises at
T5 using CEM S600e PicoPass smartcard readers.
Coleraine County Hall,
Northern Ireland
Coleraine County Hall has chosen the CEM webEntry II Pro system to secure its site. The web-based security system will be installed by CEM Approved
Reseller Radiocontact Ltd and will control 16 doors using proximity technology.
Milford Haven, Wales refines security
Milford Haven Oil Refinery in
Wales has chosen CEM Approved
Reseller, Quadrant Security
Group to install the advanced
CEM AC2000 SE (Standard
System) security management system. The Linux-based system will secure the large petrochemical site using CEM
Etherprox Mifare card readers and CEM VIPPS (Visual Imaging
& Pass Production System) for production of professional staff
ID badges.
CEM Systems Ltd, Unit 4 Ravenhill Business Park Ravenhill Road , Belfast BT6 8AW Northern Ireland
Tel: +44 (0)28 9045 6767 Fax: +44 (0)28 9045 4535 email: cem.sales@tycoint.com