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Aluminum Fencing
Bid No. (xx-xx-xx)
02-12-01
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Bid
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AccessKey Digital Keypad <br />Entry System Model AK -1 <br />• Self- contained keyless entry system ideal <br />for airports, hospitals, warehouses, office <br />buildings, parking lots, and many other <br />commercial facilities. <br />• Rugged, cast aluminum enclosure for indoor or <br />outdoor mounting on a wall or pedestal. <br />• Four independent <br />outputs and timers: two form C relays and two <br />solid -state open collector outputs. <br />• Up to 480 <br />programmable input codes of one to six <br />digits each for activating either or both relays. <br />• Two LED <br />indicators show system status. <br />• Key operating features include: door sense <br />input; inhibit input; request -to -enter input; <br />alarm shunt output; timed anti - passback; and <br />keypad lockout. <br />• Down light illuminates whenever keypad is used. <br />• Tactile and audible feedback when keys are <br />pressed. <br />• Keylock secures keypad to mounting backplate. <br />lie <br />Linear'sAccessKey digital keypad entry system is an excel- <br />lent way to control access at a single entry point for facili- <br />ties with up to 480 users. Each user is assigned a personal <br />identification number (PIN) — keypad entry of a valid <br />one -to -six -digit code activates either or both of <br />AccessKey's relays, which in turn, performs an action, <br />such as releasing a door strike /magnetic lock or triggering <br />a gate operator. <br />AccessKey is engineered for extended service, indoors <br />or outdoors, in tough, commercial environments. The key- <br />pad is housed in a rugged, cast aluminum enclosure that <br />can be mounted to a pedestal or bolted directly to a wall. <br />A keylock secures it to its mounting backplate. Its die -cast <br />keys feature bright, durable, easy -to -read, yellow graphics. <br />Operation of AccessKey is simple. Pressing any key <br />activates a down light that stays lit for two minutes. <br />Additional verification of key presses is provided by both <br />audible and tactile feedback. If the user presses a wrong <br />key, the * key can be used to reset and start over. When a <br />valid 1 -6 digit PIN is <br />entered,AccessKey's <br />power LED <br />indicator turns from red <br />to green and the pro- <br />grammed relay activates <br />for the programmed time. ,if!7n" rs <br />Too many <br />incorrect PIN entries will if-a <br />cause a lockout condition <br />7 <br />indicated by a separate =,; <br />yellow LED.A security fea- <br />ture called "anti - passback" <br />prevents use of the same <br />code twice before a pro- <br />grammed time period <br />elapses. <br />The system features <br />four independent outputs <br />with four independent <br />timers. Output # 1 is a 5 Amp Form "C" relay with <br />N.O./N.C. contacts @ 24 Volts maximum. Output #2 is a 1 <br />Amp Form "C" relay with N.O./N.C. contacts @ 24 Volts <br />maximum. Outputs #3 and #4 are <br />solid -state open collector outputs, short -to- common, 100 <br />mA @ 30 Vdc maximum, which can be used to activate a <br />variety of indicators or sounders. <br />Many input /output programming options are available. <br />For instance,AccessKey's door sense /inhibit input offers a <br />choice: if programmed for "door sense," it causes a switch <br />on the door to detect forced entry or door ajar situations; <br />if programmed for "inhibit," it can be wired to a service <br />switch or automatic timer that will disable relay #1 as <br />required.The system also has a request -to -enter input that <br />can be wired to a pushbutton or fire access keyswitch to <br />provide "codeless" entry for authorized personnel. <br />When AccessKey grants access, its alarm shunt output <br />is activated. It can be wired to shunt alarm contacts on <br />the door or gate to prevent triggering of an alarm when <br />
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