The direct keyboard module CAC allows its connection with Lynx digital boards and some access control readers: proximity, footprint ... etc.
On the boards, it allows calls to be made by entering the corresponding code assigned to the house and incorporates access control functions using keyboard codes (previously programmed), activating the door opener when marking a specific code.
This module is to be placed in the frame of the new SKYLINE board.
The direct keyboard of the Skyline series stands out for its durability and beauty, strength and reliability.
What technical features does the 7457 keyboard have?
Measure of the module: 105,2x95 mm (width-high).
In access control readers, depending on the type of programming and depending on the level of security required, the keyboard is used for double-safe operation.
Dual safety operation: Technology of the access control reader (proximity, footprint ... etc) + code (keyboard). The opening is done by entering the corresponding identifier of both readers (previously programmed).
Normal operation: Technology of the access control reader itself (proximity, fingerprint ... etc.) And codes (keyboard) separately. Each reader, when entering the corresponding identifier (previously programmed), performs the opening independently.
IPK-437
Operating temperature: -10 to 60 ° C
What are the advantages of the Skyline series?
The Skyline series board is the new line of Fermax continuous profile and electronic composite video door entry and electronic street panels.
The line consists of 8 frames of different sizes where the different modules can be easily fitted: pushbuttons, card holder, camera, amplifier, access control, etc.
The frames allow to couple a certain number of modules. There are two module sizes: V and W. The W modules measure twice as much as the V modules.
Module V: 105,2x47,5 mm (width-high).
Module W: 105,2x95 mm (width-high).
It is possible to combine two or more plates, as long as they are of the same series, to have a greater capacity of pushers and accessories.
