Morse Watchmans Key Control Systems Keep Desert Diamond Casinos and Entertainment on Top of Their Game
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Compliance and Convenience
Compliance requires the Nation to record all key activity transactions including time, date, and authorized user. The KeyWatcher Touch system automatically records all these transactions and provides a “notes” feature for users to indicate why unscheduled drops may have occurred. Usage reports can also be generated as needed. To meet gaming regulations that require a three-man rule to access sensitive or restricted key sets, the KeyWatcher Touch is programmable to recognize the keys or key sets and open the cabinet door and release them only when the three required logins are complete and the credentials verified.
For added convenience, the KeyWatcher Touch system is configured to use the same employee proximity ID badge that is used with the Casino’s access control system. The KeyWatcher Touch cabinet will not open until the system verifies that the user has permission for the specific key or group requested. A time restriction feature helps management keep tighter control on sensitive keys because it can be set to notify security when a key is overdue.
New Features with Enhanced Operation
Because the system is integrated with the casinos’ business and communications network, email and SMS texts can be sent automatically to authorized individuals. Locating keys or determining when a key is scheduled to be returned is faster and easier with the new features of the KeyWatcher Touch.
Other innovative features of the KeyWatcher Touch ideal for casino applications include the time-savings KeyAnywhere capability that allows the return of a key to any KeyWatcher Touch system within the enterprise, and the KeyFind feature that enables users to quickly locate which KeyWatcher Touch a specific key is in or determine who has it out.