Hanwha Vision OnCAFE 3-Year 32-Entry-Channel License

Control a defined set of building entry points with a three-year OnCAFE entitlement for 32 entry channels. Each channel may be assigned to a door or elevator use case, allowing the licensed capacity to cover entrance readers, lift access points, or a combination of both. CA-3Y-ENTRY32 identifies the term and channel count required for that access-control capacity. The entitlement addresses entry channels only, keeping the capacity definition focused on controlled access rather than general building systems. Use the license where the access design calls for centrally administered entry permissions across up to 32 channel assignments. Door channels apply to controlled openings, while elevator channels apply to lift-access scenarios. The channel designation matters when mapping licensed capacity to physical access points in the building, particularly where entrances and elevators share the same access-control environment. This gives the deployment a single stated capacity for the entry points covered by the term. This specific entitlement is distinguished by its 32-entry-channel capacity and three-year duration. It is an OnCAFE licensing component rather than a reader, controller, lock, or other field device. Plan the channel allocation around the door and elevator points that require entry control, and retain the ordering code when aligning the subscription term with the installed OnCAFE environment. The license structure makes the duration and supported entry-channel quantity explicit for access-control planning.