AK2TX6 - Released 17th May 2010
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- Neatrol Systems has released the AK2TX6 six channel Airkey remote control transmitter.
The AK2TX6 further extends the capacity of the Airkey suite of hand transmitters to include a
6 channel version. Carefully considered ergonomic design ensures the AK2TX6 can still fit
comfortably on a keyring with house and car keys.
AKRPT - Released 20th April 2010
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- Neatrol Systems has released the AKRPT Airkey repeater.
AKRPT Airkey repeater is ideally suited for applications where extended
range is required for ordinary hand held Airkey transmitters. Each
repeater can pass-on an Airkey transmission or
another repeater’s transmission to ensure the original Airkey signal is
received at the destination receiver.
Application examples include car park duress systems where several
repeaters can be used to cover a large area while only requiring a
single central Airkey receiver.
AK2TX4 - Released 19th January 2009
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- Neatrol Systems has released the AK2TX4 Airkey transmitter.
The AK2TX4 is a second generation secure
Airkey transmitter which includes the latest
contemporary design cues. Additional features include
its rugged IP65 rated dust proof and water resistant
housing with full silicone gasket along with a strong
chrome plated die cast exo-spine. By utilizing the long
established secure Airkey transmission format, the
AK2TX4 can be seamlessly integrated to all
existing Airkey installations while allowing customers to
enjoy its fresh new appearance.
AKMAN - Released 8th September 2008
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- Neatrol Systems has released a PC connected Airkey manager. The
AKMAN allows normal and advanced editing of the contents of all non-Wiegand
receivers via a PC or Notebook computer. Simple PC software enables the addition of user names, addresses etc. to be
included in a database to simplify the identification and deletion of lost or
stolen transmitters. The same software also allows for the easy management of
multiple backup files.
AKRX42-SX - Released 17th December 2007
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- Neatrol Systems has released an enhanced memory storage version of the AKRX42-S Airkey receiver. The AKRX42-SX has an incredible memory capacity of 4095 Airkey transmitters. Advanced shell
sorting techniques enables the AKRX42-SX to verify the validity of any stored Airkey in less than
50ms - even if all 4095 slots are used.
AKTX4F, AKTX4F-W26 - Released 1st August 2007
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- Neatrol Systems has released the AKTX4F and AKTX4F-W26 Airkey transmitters. Specially designed for fixing to buildings, commercial vehicles and mining equipment, the
AKTX4F is housed in a rugged sealed diecast Aluminium enclosure. The higher power output of the AKTX4F ensures a useable urban environment operating range of several hundred metres.
AKRXGSM - Released 27 July 2007
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- Neatrol Systems has released a combined Airkey / GSM receiver. Combining a
normal Airkey receiver with a powerful GSM module enables any gate/door or
alarm panel to be triggered by both Airkeys and mobile or fixed telephones.
The receiver can be triggered by simply phoning the GSM module. As soon as the AKRXGSM detects an
incoming call from a valid telephone it will trigger it’s output as if a valid Airkey were used - without answering the call.
Remote administration using SMS sent via PC software or manually on a mobile
phone allows Airkeys to be added or deleted without having to physically
travel to the receiver's location.
KPTX4-W26 - Released 26 July 2006
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- Neatrol Systems has released a wiegand version of the KP4AK wireless battery powered access keypad. The
KPTX4-W26 will convert any 1-8 digit number (depending on format) and transmit it in Wiegand Airkey format to a matching
wiegand Airkey receiver.
KP2TX4-W26 - Released 26 July 2006
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- Neatrol Systems has released a wiegand version of the KP4AK wireless battery powered access keypad. The
KP2KTX4-W26 will convert any 1-8 digit number that matches the pin number of any one of 2000 slots and transmit the card number stored
in the matching slot in Wiegand Airkey format to a matching wiegand Airkey receiver.
AKRX44-P - Released 24th October 2005
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- Neatrol Systems has released the AKRX44-P, a 4 channel - 4 output plug-in Airkey receiver. The AKRX44-P utilizes a redundant
0V connection and the unused external antenna connection as two extra open collector outputs. The net result is four
separate outputs from
the six available pins. Careful design has ensured the AKRX44-P is backwards compatible with all current gate controllers designed to
operate with only one or two channel plug-in receivers.
Automatic Replace enhancement for AKRX42-P, AKRX42-S and AKRX44-S - Released 1st October 2005
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- Neatrol Systems has released a significant enhancement of the non-wiegand Airkey receivers. All receivers supplied after
1st October 2005 will have the ability to automatically replace a lost or stolen Airkey transmitter. When an Airkey
is reported as lost, a replacement can be made (provided the original serial number is known) such that when it is used, it will automatically displace the lost transmitter
without loss of security or functionality. Should the lost transmitter be later used, it will not be recognized or
affect the replacement.
KP6, KP6EL, KP6EL/2000 - Released 21st March 2005
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- Neatrol Systems has released an enhanced version of the KP2 series of access control keypads. Now featuring an
additional 4 user codes, the KP6 enables 3 different codes to be used for each of it's 2 relay outputs. The KP6 also
features a simple method of user code removal. New circuit design reduces the quiescent current draw of the keypad
to as little of 4mA, making it ideal for solar powered applications.
KP4AK - Released 8th November 2004
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- Neatrol Systems has released a 4 channel wireless battery powered access keypad. Four 4 digit codes can
be used to trigger each one of the 4 relays of any standard AKRX44 series Airkey receiver. Fully sealed and surface mountable,
the KP4AK provides the ultimate in installation convenience without compromising security.
OPTO232-485 - Released 27th September 2004
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- Neatrol Systems has released an optically isolated full duplex RS232 to RS485 serial interface. Capable
of carrying data at up to 115K bits per second, at distances of over 1200m, with 3000 Volts of isolation, the OPTO232-485
provides a convenient and inexpensive solution to hard-wired commercial and industrial communications.
AKRX44-S - Released 15th April 2004
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AKRX44-W26 - Released 15th April 2004
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- Neatrol Systems has released complete 4 channel - 4 output versions of the stand-alone S-series
and 26 bit Wiegand receivers.
With backwards compatibility, new four channel receivers can still be used with 2 channel transmitters.
AKTX4 - Released 20th January 2004
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AKRX42-S - Released 20th January 2004
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AKRX42-P - Released 20th January 2004
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AKTX4-W26 - Released 20th January 2004
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AKRX42-W26 - Released 20th January 2004
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- Neatrol Systems has released 4 channel versions of the Airkey transmitter and receivers.
With backwards compatibility, new four channel Airkeys can still be used on 2 channel receivers,
while two channel Airkeys can still be used with four channel receivers. The new 42 series receivers are capable of
decoding any or all of the new Airkey's 4 buttons while maintaining the standard 2 output configuration. To reduce
model variation, all receivers now feature 340 transmitter capacity as standard and the AKRX42-S now features
universal power input from 12-28 Volts AC or DC.
Airkey integrated with Clearsonics Wayphone - Released 3rd November 2003
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- Neatrol Systems has announced the integration of Airkey technology with Clearsonics Wayphone kerbside
emergency telephones. With full integration, Airkey transmitters have become a
powerful deterrent against personal assault and harassment, particularly in education
campuses and hospital precincts, since they can be used to remotely trigger a
Wayphone from some distance which will then enable help to be called while also
identifying the person who initiated the alarm.
AKTX2M - Released 21st October 2002
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- Neatrol Systems has released an enhancement to the stand-alone Airkey system. By programming in a specially
configured AKTX2M Airkey in the first memory location of any of the AKRX22-S
and AKRX22-P series of receivers purchased after 21st October, the user of
that transmitter will be able to add new transmitters to the receiver by
simply pressing both buttons on the AKTX2M transmitter and then within 4
seconds, pressing one of the buttons of the new transmitter. This enables
transmitters to be added without having to gain access to the Airkey receiver
directly, which in many cases is mounted along with potentially dangerous 240V
mains equipment. By only allowing an AKTX2M that is programmed in the first
location to add transmitters, there is no way a tenant, for example, to surreptitiously
add extra transmitters without body corporate approval.
3PFI400 - Released 30th September 2002
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- Neatrol Systems has released a 3 three phase frequency inverter for gate
motors in late September 2002. When coupled with any standard 240 Volt gate
control and a single phase 240 Volt supply, the 3PFI400 will allow accurate
speed control of any standard reversible gate motor with a power output of up
to 1 horsepower or 400 Watts. Separately adjustable open and close speeds and
acceleration/deceleration settings allow for maximum flexibility. With
frequency control from 25 to 128Hz, the 3PFI400 can produce motor speeds as
high as 256% and as low as 50% of normal speed when compared with the same
motor running on a normal 50 Hz supply.
KP2EL/2000 - Released 20th August 2002
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- Neatrol Systems has released a further enhancement of the KP2 keypad. The
KP2EL/2000 features the recently released electro-luminescent keypad
along with being presented in a Clipsal 2000 series single gang wall plate.
The simplicity and visual appeal of the Clipsal 2000 series wall plates
assures the KP2EL/2000 will blend in with even the most demanding interior
design applications.
KP2EL - Released 7th August 2002
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- Neatrol Systems has released a milestone improvement for the KP series of keypads. The KP2/EL
features an electro-luminescent keypad that enables the keys of the keypad to be
visible even in total darkness. Intelligent use of the electro-luminescent
substrate ensures that any extra current consumption used for illumination adds
less than a fraction of a percent of the keypad's normal load.
KPCP - Released 15th May 2002
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- Neatrol Systems has released a new keypad product specifically designed for
the caravan park market. The KPCP keypad and KPCP PC software enables caravan
park managers to allocate 4, 5 or 6 digit PIN codes to the tenants of up to
1000 sites. Any site's PIN code can be given an automatic expiry date and time
or can be set to permanent for long term residents. PIN codes can be typed in
manually by the user or randomly selected by the program. Regardless of how
the PIN code is selected, automatic scanning ensures that all codes in the
database are unique and therefore not duplicated in the system.
AKRX22-S12A - Released 18th March 2002- AKRX22-S12A/340 - Released
18th March 2002
- AKRX22-S24AD -
Released 18th March 2002
- AKRX22-S24AD/340 -
Released 18th March 2002
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In response to our customers requests, Neatrol Systems has released 12V AC
and 24V AC or DC Airkey receivers and proximity readers. The 12A suffix
denotes 12V AC input while the 24AD suffix denote 24V AC or DC input.
- AKRX22-S12/340 - Released 6th March 2002
- AKRX22-P/340 - Released 6th March 2002
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AKPROX/340 - Released 6th March 2002
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To further enhance the Airkey range of products, Neatrol Systems have
developed an extended memory version of all stand alone Airkey receivers and
proximity readers. This new range denoted by the /340 suffix now has the
capacity to store up to 340 Airkeys as opposed to the standard 85.
AKPROG - Enhancement released 6th March 2002
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- The Airkey programmer has been enhanced to take advantage of the extended
memory capacity of the /340 Airkey receiver/reader range. The programmer can
now be configured to interface with the current 85 transmitter receivers as
well as the new 340 transmitter models.
- KPCR
- Enhancement released 1st March 2002
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- The KPCR 26 Bit Wiegand keypad has now been enhanced to allow on-site
setting of the unit's facility code. By the use of a shorting jumper, the KPCR
can be programmed to any facility code from 0 to 255. Previously the KPCR had
to be factory coded to the required facility code prior to delivery.
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AKPROX - Released 17th December 2001
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- The AKPROX Airkey proximity readers bring unparalleled flexibility to the
Airkey suite of products. Using contactless proximity technology, the same
Airkey that remotely opens gates and garage doors can now be used as a secure
proximity tag - all in the same package and at no extra cost. Using advanced
Identify Friend or Foe (IFF) encrypted challenge and response technology, the
Airkey Proximity reader now allows standard Airkeys to be used like proximity
tags even if the Airkey’s battery is completely flat or even missing
altogether. Available in either stand alone configuration with on-board dry
contact relay output or as a standard 26 bit Wiegand output format, the AKPROX
range of proximity readers further cements the Airkey as one of the most
advanced access control products available.
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