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F:RR8 Retail Price List Pdf.RRW MicroGram Computers Phone: (02) 4389 8444 Date: 26/07/05 Fax: (02) 4389 8388 Price List Page: 1 Cat No Description RRP Ex GST Inc GST Access Control - RFID Devices 1008142-12 RFID & Finger Print Reader/Controller 1817.27 1999.00 This RFID access controller also has a built in finger print reader as well as a keypad. It is suitable for access control, time recorders etc. 1008145-12 RFID - PC Based Access Control Software 362.73 399.00 This RFID access controller also has a built in finger print reader as well as a keypad. It is suitable for access control, time recorders etc. 1008079-12 RFID Controller 244.55 269.00 This stand-alone single door Controller which will accept inputs from RFID readers, Cat Nos 1008057, 1008080. There is also provision for an alarm loop and a push button connection. It has a card capacity of 9,999 users. Operating Modes - Card only (six digits) or free access using Facility Code (First two digits only). Programmable door release time from 1 to 250 seconds Built-in Watch Dog, the system never hangs Data is protected even after power failure. Programmable alarm loop enable / disable. Access Codes can easily be added or deleted. Supports one RFID reader. 1008082-12 RFID Controller - Electric Door Lock 171.82 189.00 A quality stainless steel, electrically operates lock which is activated by an RFID controller. It has the following features: . Concealed mortise mounting. Slimline styling suits most narrow profile joinery. Continuously rated solenoids. Power reduction module-minimises power consumption and maximises durability. Door and Bolt position sensor. Fully protected against transients. Reverse polarity protected. Stainless steel bolt. Red pilot lamp standard to indicate door locked. 1008081-12 RFID Integrated Controller and Proximit 317.27 349.00 This is an integrated RFID Controller, proximity card reader and door lock driver. There is also has provision for an alarm loop and a push button connection.It has a card capacity of 9,999 users, operating modes - Card Only (six digits) or free access using Facility code (first two digits only). programmable door release time from 1 to 250 seconds, Built-in Watch Dog, the system never hangs, Data is protected even after power failure, Programmable alarm loop enable/disable, Access Codes can easily be added or deleted. Facility Code (First two digits only). Programmable door release time from 1 to 250 seconds Built-in Watch Dog, the system never hangs. 1008083-12 RFID Proximity Card 0.8mm Thick 4.09 4.50 ABS plastic proximity card which is strong and flexible The dimensions are 85.7 x 54 x 0.8mm (credit card size). 1008058-12 RFID Proximity Card 1.8mm Thick 2.95 3.25 ABS plastic proximity card which is strong and flexible The dimensions are 85.7 x 54 x 1.8mm (credit card size). There is a slot at one end to allow it to be attached to a ribbon. 1008059-12 RFID Proximity Key Tag 5.91 6.50 RFID Proximity Key Tag for use with RFID readers. Made from ABS plastic material. It is elliptically shaped with dimensions of 43 x 23 x 5mm. 1008057-12 RFID Proximity Reader 200mm 244.55 269.00 Just pass an RFID card or tag within 200mm of the reader and it will read the embedded number. Can be used with standard read only ISO cards, with random ID number or tags. Water resistant, suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Built-in watch dog, the system never hangs. Built-in tamper switch detects if case is forced open or destroyed. Multicolour LED with internal or host control. Connects to Cat No 1008079. 1008080-12 RFID Proximity Reader 80mm 190.00 209.00 Just pass an RFID card or tag within 80mm of the reader and it will read the embedded number. Can be used with standard read only ISO cards, with random ID number or tags. Water resistant, suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Built-in watch dog, the system never hangs. Built-in tamper switch detects if case is forced open or destroyed. Multicolour LED with internal or host control. Connects to Cat No 1008079 FreeFax 1 800 625 777 http://www.mgram.com.au Vamtest Pty Ltd Trading as MicroGram Computers ABN 60 003 062 100 MicroGram Computers Phone: (02) 4389 8444 Date: 26/07/05 Fax: (02) 4389 8388 Price List Page: 2 Cat No Description RRP Ex GST Inc GST Access Control - RFID Devices 1008108-12 RFID Proximity Reader RS232 Type 1 180.91 199.00 Just pass an RFID card or tag within 100mm to 200mm of the reader and it will read the embedded number. Can be used with standard read only ISO cards, with random ID number or tags. Waterproof potted construction makes it suitable for indoor or outdoor use. It has an RS232 interface to allow connection to a PC and measures only 72H x 45W x 18D. 1008109-12 RFID Proximity Reader RS232 Type 2 199.09 219.00 Just pass an RFID card or tag within 100mm to 200mm of the reader and it will read the embedded number. Can be used with standard read only ISO cards, with random ID number or tags. Waterproof potted construction makes it suitable for indoor or outdoor use. It has an RS232 interface to allow connection to a PC and measures only 110H x 80W x 19D. 1008143-12 RFID Reader/Controller with LCD Display 499.09 549.00 This RFID access controller has an LCD dispaly and keypad. It is suitable for as a stand alone controller or connected to a PC. Accessories - Dust Covers 8383-12 Keyboard Seal 83 Key for CHERRY G84-440 59.09 65.00 A moulded plastic keyboard seal for the compact 83 key CHERRY G84-440 keyboard (Cat No. 1008118). 8293-12 Keyboard Seal Compact Size 81 key 48.18 53.00 A moulded plastic keyboard seal for the compact 81 key keyboard (Cat. No.8403). X1028-12 Keyboard Seal for 104 keyboard 46.36 51.00 For 'standard' 104 keyboard X1060-12 Keyboard Seal for 107 Black Mitsubishi 46.36 51.00 For 107 key black Mitsubishi Keyboard. Cat No. 1008106. X1084-12 Keyboard Seal for 22 keypad Cat No. 859 46.36 51.00 X1194-12 Keyboard Seal for KB-0316 HP Keyboard 46.36 51.00 Accessories - Miscellaneous 8497-12 Anti-Static System Mat 35.45 39.00 Helps prevent stray static charges which can destroy ICs in an instant. With adjustable velcro wrist strap, coiled ground lead and aligator clip. The mat measures 600mm x 600mm and is 4mm thick (flexible enough to be packed away and taken with you). 8949-12 Anti-Static System Mat for Keyboards 33.41 36.75 Helps prevent stray static charges which can destroy ICs in an instant. With coiled ground lead and aligator clip. The mat measures 550mm x 300mm and is 4mm thick (flexible enough to be packed away and taken with you). 8234-12 Anti-Static Wrist Strap Adjustable 18.18 20.00 A must for installing expansion cards or changing ICs. Helps prevent stray static charges which can destroy ICs in an instant. With adjustable velcro wrist strap, coiled ground lead and aligator clip. 8092-12 Copy Holder A4 Grip Clip - Side Mount 8.50 9.35 8564-12 Exhaust Fan Dual for Hard Drive 8.18 9.00 Dual fans attached to a ventillated face plate on the front of the computer. Supplies a flow of cool air over your hard drive. 8420-12 Exhaust Fan Dual Internal Plenum 8.18 9.00 Dual fans attached to a plenum, which exhaust hot air from the inside of the computer out through vents in the backplane. 8912-12 Infrared Data Suite - with PC Software 71.82 79.00 Incredible value, not just an infrared link, but also PC based software for multiple mobile phones and PDAs. The link connects via a serial port and transfers your address book, logos, ring tones, calendars etc. via infrared to your phone or PDA. It allows address books to be imported via csv files as well as providing backup capability for your phone numbers etc. Mobile phones currently supported include: Nokia 6210, 6110, 6130, 6138, 6150, 7110, 8850, 8890, 8210, 8250. Motorola P7689, L2000, LF2000. Siemens S25, S35i, S2588. Ericsson R320. Also supported are compatible Palm machines with Palm OS 3.3. including Palm Vx, Palm V, Palm IIIx, Palm III and IBM WorkPad C3, 30X. The software operates under Win9x,NT/2000/XP. Not all phones are supported by all Operating Systems. 9229-12 Infrared Link - Keyboard Adapter for PD 62.73 69.00 Use your standard PC keyboard with your PDA, just switch from the PC to your PDA and back again. Compatible with Palm and Windows CE based PDAs and will communicate over a distance up to 500mm. FreeFax 1 800 625 777 http://www.mgram.com.au Vamtest Pty Ltd Trading as MicroGram Computers ABN 60 003 062 100 MicroGram Computers Phone: (02) 4389 8444 Date: 26/07/05 Fax: (02) 4389 8388 Price List Page: 3 Cat No Description RRP Ex GST Inc GST Accessories - Miscellaneous 8518-12 Infrared Link - M/B Connection 115.2 K 68.18 75.00 This model is designed for computers with a built-in IrDA connector on the mother board. It provides a connection between the motherboard and the backplane and then to the infrared head via a plug in the backplane. Files can be transmitted over a distance of 0mm-1000mm at a transfer rate of up to 115.2 kbps.
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