Flex System Overview

The CyberLock Flex System

Introduced in 2011, The CyberLock Flex System is a hub plus a family of modules that add the capability to to control hardwired door systems or to store and issue CyberKeys in indoor or outdoor environments.

Generation 1 Flex System Hub

Flex II System Controller hub and Modules

A second generation Flex System was introduced in 2020. At the heart of the system is the Flex II System Controller hub which fetches and stores CyberKey programming and door access permissions from CyberAudit-Web and controls the Flex System Modules attached to it. Up to eight modules may attach to a single hub. Since the hub stores permissions locally, it can continue to issue and check-in CyberKeys and grant door access even in occasions when it is unable to maintain connection with CyberAudit-Web.

Flex II System Expander

Also introduced with the Flex II system, the Expander module adds the ability to add up to 4 doors connections each. When eight Expanders are connected to the Controller hub, one hub can control up to 34 doors. Additional modules may be added from the list below.

Flex System Modules

	Flex II FlashReader - Offers access to doors and weatherized vaults by these credentials: Doors Flash Access IR access by CyberKeys and fobs Bluetooth access via the Cyber Access app NFC via the Cyber Access app using HCE or Tag Emulation 13.56 MHz RFID cards Weatherized Vaults 13.56 MHz RFID cards	Flex II
	Flex II FlashReader Keypad - All the credentials of the Flex II FlashReader plus a keypad for entering a PIN, door access number, or mission number.	Flex II
	Weatherized Key Vault - Stores a CyberKey at a point of entry or other indoor or outdoor location.	Flex II Flex I
	Gen 2 Web Authorizer Keyport - Programs a CyberKey and offers a keypad for PIN entry and an eight character display for user feedback. May also be used as a keypad entry for a door.	Flex II
	RFID Reader - For scanning 13.56 MHz RFID access cards used to identify the person and their permissions.	Flex II Flex I
	Keypad Display - Combines quick numeric keypad input for PINs or mission numbers plus a data display to provide feedback, instructions, and warnings.	Flex II Flex I
	Flex System Keyport - For programming CyberKeys. A flashing green LED indicates programming has completed. Combine with a Keypad Display to request PINs or mission numbers.	Flex II Flex I
	Door and I/O Module - For controlling a door strike. In addition it offers input and output lines to enable using indicators, alarms, door sensors, request to exit, and Wiegand input.	Flex II Flex I