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HOTEL SOLUTION™

Magnetic card encoder

HBC1.M

Magnetic card encoder/reader with 2-line display

• Writes access code on Track 2 of the magnetic card (to ISO 7810)

• Reads access code from Track 2 of the magnetic card (to ISO 7810)

• Linked to HOTEL SOLUTION database

• Guides user with text instructions on 2-line display

• LEDs to indicate device status (mains voltage / read status / write status)

Application

The HBC1.M magnetic card encoder is used in conjunction with the HOTEL

SOLUTION software and HOTEL SOLUTION database to program the magnetic (room

key) cards at Reception. The HBC1.M magnetic card encoder is a desktop unit,

operated with the HOTEL SOLUTION software via a serial port.

Encoded magnetic cards can also be read and assigned to rooms or guests.

CM2N6339en

31.07.2008

Building Technologies

Summary of content (4 pages)

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6 339 HOTEL SOLUTION™ Magnetic card encoder HBC1.M Magnetic card encoder/reader with 2-line display • Writes access code on Track 2 of the magnetic card (to ISO 7810) • Reads access code from Track 2 of the magnetic card (to ISO 7810) • Linked to HOTEL SOLUTION database • Guides user with text instructions on 2-line display • LEDs to indicate device status (mains voltage / read status / write status) Application The HBC1.
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Functions The HBC1.M magnetic card reader reads and encodes Track 2 of a magnetic card. For this purpose, the magnetic card must be inserted with the magnetic strip facing downwards and to the right, as illustrated on the front of the unit. Magnetic cards can be created for a specific room for a guest, or for a group of rooms for the hotel staff. Information and instructions on the LCD panel guide the user through the encoding procedure. Types HBC1.
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Engineering notes The HBC1.M magnetic card encoder is a very important element of the HOTEL SOLUTION system. The number of HBC1.M magnetic card encoders must be in proportion to the size of the hotel, and an adequate number must be included when planning the system. As an absolute minimum, two HBC1.M magnetic card encoders are required, so that if one fails, card keys can still be encoded with the second card encoder.
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Housing protection conformity UL/CUL approval Dimensions Protection standard Protection class Meets the requirements of EMC Directive IP 30 to EN 60529 III to IEC1140 89/336/EEC UL/CUL 916 Horizontal only 137 x 172 x 245 mm (H x W x D) Gray 2 230 g 415 g 140 g 3 325 g Orientation during operation See also dimension diagrams Color Plastic components Weight excluding packaging Magnetic card encoders Power supply unit Serial interface cable Weight including packaging Connection diagrams 1 Pin layout for c