Kaba K COD 200 Kiosk Brochure KAA1276pdf, 2,07 MB Kaa1276

User Manual: Kaba K-COD 200 Kiosk Brochure - KAA1276pdf, 2,07 MB Saflok Multihousing Locks ation - Kaba Access & Data Systems

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KeyCard Self-Service
On duty 24 hours a day
PIN assigned at registration It’s 3:00 AM and I’ve lost my keycard!
What should I do?
KeyCard Self-Service
» Dispenses temporary keycards around the clock
» Reduces administrative staff involvement and allows for other tasks
» Eliminates after-hours service calls for replacement keycards
» Significant cost savings for operations and security management
During initial registration and check in, all residents are
assigned an additional personal identification number (PIN)
that identifies them within the housing management system.
A typical application for the KeyCard Self-Service Kiosk
is dispensing temporary keycards to residents during non-
staffed operational hours, or at satellite locations where
around-the-clock staffing is deemed to be too costly.
Residents use the touch screen technology to simply type
their name, and then enter their PIN.
Once the system recognizes the person as an authorized
member within the housing unit, a temporary keycard is
dispensed. The cardholder will then have a specified period
of time to use the card and will need to return to Housing
Administration for issuance of a new permanent keycard.
The KeyCard Self-Service Kiosk interfaces with System
6000 and ATLAS software with Kaba MT, RT, 760 and 790
electronic series lock systems (magstrip/RFID).
In addition, Kaba Kiosks are able to interface with many
other magstripe cardkey locking systems*.
User-friendly graphics with touch screen technology guide the user through a simple process of identification and data
input for the dispensing of a temporary keycard.
*kiosk interface capability is dependent on certain lock models within these key systems. Call Kaba Tech Support at 1-800-849-8324 for more details.
KeyCard Self-Service Kiosks are used for INDOOR applications only. Protected from weather elements and extreme
temperatures, housing lobbies, offices, or entry areas are ideal locations.
Features and Benefits:
» Self-service keycard dispensing
» ADA design
» Magnetic stripe keycard support
» Low card indicator alert via e-mail
» Retract and retain Feature
(for cards not taken by resident)
» Fixed mounting options
» Multi-language options
» 3 year warranty
» RFID keycard support
Custom Programming Capabilities:
» Name length
» PIN code length
» Duration of temporary keycard
» Validity/expiry
» Registration attempts allowed
» Number of keycards / cycle
» Tamper features
» Number of keycards / person
» Audit trail
Specifications:
» 19” Acoustic pulse color touchscreen
» Durable steel enclosure
» Low coercivity magstripe encoder
» Card capacity: 200
» Smooth-glide rail system
» Temperature operating range:
32 ºF to 104 ºF
» Operating humidity: 20% - 80%
» Ventilation/cooling system
» Standard 10/100 Ethernet
» 120V power
KeyCard Self-Service Kiosk
System Configuration
Registration Database System 6000 Software
ATLAS Software
Dimensions:
· Height: 62”
· Width: 28”
· Depth: 30”
· Weight: 250 lbs.
Disclaimer: While reasonable efforts were made to ensure the accuracy of this document at the time of printing, Kaba assumes no liability for any errors or omissions.
This information is subject to be revised without notice, and changes may be incorporated in future releases.
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dorma+kaba
2941 Indiana Avenue
Winston-Salem, NC 27105
Tel: 1-800-849-8324
www.kaba-adsamericas.com KAA1276 0716

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