ACCESS 151 Manufacturer's codes for new products are shown in red MAG SOL MSKSCDVI TH827BSTL TS2000- BST KEYSWITCHES ( Stainless Steel) ( Continued) KS/ SS/ SF- D927- 0412CDVI, Maintained keyswitch ( random key), FLUSH, 1 gang,( key removable in both positions) 14.00 KS/ SS/ SS- D927- 0413CDVI, Maintained keyswitch ( random key), SURFACE, 1 gang,( key removable in both positions) 19.00 KS/ SS/ SF/ MO- D927- 1965CDVI, Momentary keyswitch ( random key), FLUSH, 1 gang,( key removable in both positions) 14.00 KS/ SS/ SS/ MO- D927- 1967CDVI, Momentary keyswitch ( random key), SURFACE, 1 gang,( key removable in both positions) 19.00 MSKS- 100927- 0303Mag Sol, Euro cylinder profile cut out in 85mm sq. front plate with momentary contact switch, flush, use SB- 1 for surface 16.00 mounting ( euro cylinder excluded) MSKS- 101927- 0344As above with maintained contacts14.50 MSKS- 102927- 0345Mag Sol, architrave keyswitch with momentary contacts, 30mm wide face plate, flush, 14.00 use SB- 2 for surface mounting MSKS- 103927- 0346As above with maintained contacts14.00 MSKS- 104927- 0347Mag Sol, keyswitch with momentary contacts, flush, 85mm sq. use SB- 1 for surface mounting14.50 MSKS- 105927- 0348As above with maintained contacts14.50 SB- 1927- 0301Mag Sol, White powder coated metal surface back box, 85mm sq. x 45mm deep8.50 SB- 2 927- 0302Mag Sol, White powder coated metal architrave surface box, 85mm x 30mm x 30mm9.00 M. O. V. ( Metal Oxide Varistor) 1057168927- 2101M. O. V. Metal Oxide Varistor 31Vdc maximum working voltage, to reduce the residual 0.40 Sold individually in packs of 5 magnetism dispersion time. Note* the minimum order for M. O. V's is 5 and in multiples of 5. For example, the minimum order for 927- 2101 ( 1057168 M. O. V.) is 5 therefore the minimum purchase price is £ 2.00 Reader/ Intercom Posts BELL SYSTEM ( BSTL) - 2 Year Warranty The Bell System range of posts are manufactured from polished Stainless Steel and are designed to accommodate Bell System's range of surface vandal resistant panels of all sizes. All posts are supplied with the relevant Bell System surface vandal resistant panels pre- fitted and cable entries pre- drilled. Select the appropriate post and order together with the chosen panel design. The panels can be multi- button, video, digital or combined with proximity or coded keypad. Please contact Technical Sales Support for more information. CHP1960- 0011Car Height Post - 1200mm320.00 PHP1960- 0010Pedestrian Height Post - 1600mm350.00 DHP1960- 0013Dual Height Post - Car/ Pedestrain - 1200/ 1600mm400.00 DHP2960- 0014Dual Height Post - Car/ HGV - 1200/ 2000mm480.00 CDVI ( UK) Ltd - 1 Year Warranty GNP- 1C928- 0065CDVI Goose neck reader/ intercom post, CAR height125.00 GNP- 1L928- 1210CDVI Goose neck reader/ intercom post, LORRY height160.00 GNP- 2CL928- 0071CDVI Goose neck reader/ intercom post, LORRY & CAR height194.00 TIME CLOCKS 3ETS365927- 21823E, Fully Automated GMT Time Clock with LCD Display, 6 Settings with Manual Override51.50 TH827/ 12927- 3133CDVI 12Vdc 7 day digital time clock, 7 operations per day, 1 relay output26.00 TH827/ 24915- 1484CDVI 24Vdc 7 day digital timer clock, 7 operations per day, 1 relay output34.00 TH827/ 240V927- 3134CDVI 230- 240Vac 7 day digital time clock, 7 operations per day, 1 relay output30.00 TS2000- BST927- 0229BSTL, 12Vac/ dc, quartz crystal time clock with automatic European Time Settings, 30.50 isolated contacts, 7 day programming 701T ( 28G) 927- 0726Videx 12Vac and dc BST/ GMT time clock with LCD display, 6 on/ off periods. 49.00 Fully programmable with manual override and trades button input ANCILLARIES ( continued) Manufacturer's CodeKerridge CodeTrade CDVI INTERCOM POSTS

152GLOSSARY ANTI- PASSBACK – A feature that will not allow any card to re- enter unless it has been used to exit. This requires that readers be used for both entry and exit. AUDIO MONITORING– Listening to another station from a master station. Masters can monitor any other station in the system. Sub stations cannot monitor another station. BAUD RATE – The speed data is transmitted at. BACK EMF– An electro- magnetic force generated the voltage is removed from the locking device. Use a suppression device ( See DIODE and MOV) BREAK GLASS UNIT– A device mounted near the exit door that can be used to release the door in the event of an emergency. CARD HOLDER – A person who has been issued with an access control card. CARD NUMBER – A coded number that is stored in the access control card. CARD READER – A unit that is fitted local to the door and reads the access card and transfers the information back to the access control unit. CENTRAL OR ON LINE PROCESSING– A system where all system information is stored in a central location. COMPACT ( SELF- CONTAINED)– A system where the controller is contained in the access system.( Un- secure) CONTROLLED AREA – An area where the entry/ exit is under the control of an access control system. DAISY- CHAIN WIRING– The wiring method where the wire path is in and out of each station from the first to the last location. DIODE– A device used to prevent the Back EMF generated by the locks from damaging the controller.( To be connected at the lock) DISTRIBUTED INTELLIGENCE/ PROCESSING– An access control system where the system information is stored at the individual readers or controllers. This allows the system to operate when the host is down or not communicating. DOOR FORCED OPEN – A signal indicating that the door was opened without a valid card or request to exit device. This requires the door to be monitored and some type of request to exit device. DOOR/ GATE STATION – Weather resistant sub station. Designed to be used at doors, gates, or any outside area. DOOR HELD OPEN– A signal that indicates that the door was held open longer than it should have been. This is used to prevent someone from using a card to enter and then leaving the door open for others. This requires the door to be monitored. DOOR OPEN TIME – The allowed time period for the door to stay open before creating an alarm condition. DOOR RELEASE – Theactivation of an electric door strike or a magnetic lock from the inside intercom system. DOOR RELEASE RELAY– A relay that provides the interface between the electric door strike and the access control system. DOOR STRIKE – An electro- mechanical device used to lock and unlock a door. DOS – Disk Operating System associated with PC ( Microsoft dos). DRY CONTACT – A contact where no voltage is present. ELECTRIC STRIKE – An electro- mechanical device used to lock and unlock a door. EVENT – A transaction received by the access control system. EXIT – A way out of an area that may or may not be controlled. EXTERNAL SIGNALLING DEVICE– A sounder or indicator connected to an access control system for remote or indication. FAIL LOCKED – Is a locking device that requires power to unlock ( fail secure). FAIL SAFE – Is a locking device that is unlocked when no power is applied. FAIL SECURE – Is a locking device that is locked when no power is applied. FAIL UNLOCKED – Is a locking device that requires current to lock ( fail safe). FORMAT – How the computer arranges information on to a disk. GLASS BREAK STATION– A device mounted near the exit door that can be used to release the door in the event of an emergency. HALL EFFECT – Means of monitoring, this indicates if an electromagnet has achieved full holding. MAGLOCK– A type of lock that holds the door closed through electromagnetic force by applying a 12 or 24vDC voltage to it. MODEM– A piece of equipment that is used to transmit data between electronic devices over a telephone line. MONITOR ( VIDEO)– The unit used to view callers in conjunction with the intercom. MONITORED – Senses the condition of the door, open or closed. MORTICE- RELEASE– This is a type of electric door release, which is morticed into the doorframe. MOV– Metal oxide varistor, a device used to prevent the Back EMF generated by the locks from damaging the controller.( To be connected at the lock) MULTI- CORE CABLE – Cable that has multiple wires in a single jacket. Every wire will be a different colour. NETWORK – A series of points connected by communication channels. NOISE – Interference present on data lines. NORMALLY OPEN CONTACT– A contact that is in the open position when not activated, and closes when activated. NORMALLY CLOSED CONTACT– A contact that is in the closed position when not activated, and opens when activated. PIN– A Personal Identification Number. PRIVACY– With the privacy button depressed, a handset cannot be called from the outside panel. PROTOCOL – The standard that is used to send information between computers and peripherals. PROTOCOL CONVERTER – Data transmission converter i. e. RS232 to RS485. PSU – Power Supply Unit. RAM ( RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY) – theread write memory of a computer. REMOTE CONTROL– Remote activation or deactivation of devices, usually from a remote fob. REMOTE HOST– A system where the main computer controlling the system is remotely located. It allows a single computer to control multiple systems. RS232 – Data communication industry standard for data transfer. RS485 – Data communication industry standard for data transfer. RIM- RELEASE– This is a type of electric door release, which is mounted onto the doorframe. Typically used with a Yale rim night latch. RQE ( REQUEST TO EXIT BUTTON)– A device that must be pushed in order to release the door. SCREENED/ SHIELDED CABLE – Cable that has an aluminium sheath covering over all wires just inside the outer jacket along with a bare metal stranded wire ( called a drain wire). SELF- CONTAINED– A system where the controller is contained in the access system. ( Un- secure) STATUS SWITCH– A magnetic contact mounted on the controlled door. It is used to detect door status. SUPPRESSION– A device used to prevent the Back EMF generated by the locks from damaging the controller. See DIODE & MOV ( To be connected at the lock) TIME ZONES – " Schedules" that allow cards to function or not function depending on the time of day. The schedule may include not only time but also which days of the week a card is valid. TWISTED PAIR CABLE– A type of cable where there are individually twisted pairs of wires within a single jacket. WAY– An external panel has a number of buttons ( WAY's) so that one can call the particular handset/ apartment that one is visiting. The following training modules have been designed to meet the needs of installation engineers who work within or would like to become involved with the Access Control industry. Basic Introduction Course (£ 130+ VAT) This course is designed to provide delegates with a basic working knowledge of Audio/ Video entry, DDA, Electronic locking and associated accessories. A practical " hands on approach" is taken, giving delegates the opportunity to broaden their understanding of Access Systems. Intermediate Course (£ 130+ VAT) This course is designed to provide delegates when already possessing a basic understanding within Access Control. Providing an in- depth insight to Multiple entrance Systems, Interlocking doors, Networked/ Online systems and Biometrics. For further information, please contact Debbie Seddon on ( 01706) 510504 or e- mail debbie. seddon@ adi- gardiner. com TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1) Cancellation y Customer Once confirmation has been sent, the booking is considered firm. 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