Customizable Metal Ticket Vending ATM Machine Keypad With 8 Function Keys
Faceplate dimensions: 100 x 91.5 mm
Application:
This is a metal keyboard for PIN enter ,it is made of high quality stainless steel ,you could use it on ATM,self-service terminal,unattended payment solution,Ticket vending machine ,Telecom check machine,self info kiosk ,
lottery machine and etc.
KMY3501A PINPAD Packing list includes 1xKMY3501A keypad, 1X cable (RJ45 port connect to keypad ,serial port
and PS/2 connect to PC )
We will send Testing tool and DLL to customer by email ..
Features
Keypad made of high quality stainless steel
Customizable different language layout, dimension and installation design
Dustproof, waterproof, shake-proof, pickproof, drill-proof, bombproof
Braille key design for visually handicapped people (optional )
Ports for optional eight external function keys, beeper and guide light
Tamper Detection and Protection
IP Protection Class IEC/DIN/EN/ 60529:IP65
IK Protection Class DIN EN 50102:IK07
USB and RS232 interface optional
GW:0.80KG
Supported Algorithms
DES user data ECB/CBC encryption/decryption
user data ECB/CBC encryption/decryption
DES MAC calculation
MAC calculation
DES PIN encryption
PIN encryption
Multiple PIN Block formats: ANSI, ISO0, ISO1, ECI2, ISO3, IBM3624, DIEBOLD, DIEBOLDCO
Reliability and Performance Data
Key lifetime > 2,000,000 cycles per key
Force on keys: 3 -5 N
Key range: 0.45mm
Wide voltage input: 5V DC +/- 20%
In running state, 5 V +/- 20% is needed; the electrical current is up to 100 mA and the actual power
consumption is below 1.5W.
Running lifetime > 5 years; Battery lifetime > 5 years (without external power supply)
Calculation time on 256 bytes by MAC calculation < 500 milliseconds
Environment Requirements
Operating temperature range: 0 45
Storage temperature range: 0 - 65
Maximum humidity in operating environment: 80%
For security reasons, the user PIN is deleted when the environment temperature is beyond the storage
temperature range. The target level for this function is set to –30.
