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Key fob Tag

TGF

The TGF Active Key fob can be operated in two modes both sleep and wake. Whilst awake both buttons operate and the tag

has its standard beacon rate, when asleep both buttons operate and there is no beacon rate.

The LED will flash once when button one which is closest to the LED is pressed and twice when button 2 is pressed in both

Asleep and Awake settings.

Personnel

 Beacon tag transmitting a unique ID & data at pre-set intervals

 Ultra long-range transmitter

 Low battery warning

 2 Push Button alarms

 Flashing LED on Alarm

 Replaceable Battery

KEY FEATURES BUSINESS BENEFITS

Tag can be configured to hold standard

26-bit Wiegand numbering

Allows tag to be used with existing access control

systems separately or together with the active RFID

system.

Configurable settings include:

Site / Vendor ID

Tag ID

Various transmission repetition intervals

(default 10s)

Panic Button 1

Panic Button 2

Replaceable coin cell battery

Flashing LED

Sealed to IP50 standards

A unique code that can be allocated by Wavetrend to

each customer on request. Readers can be set to ignore

tags with incorrect site codes.

4.2 billion tag ID’s are available per site code.

Different status transmission intervals allow tags to be

used in diverse applications while offering the best

battery life spans in the market.

Transmits Motion Alert

Transmits Tamper Alert

Lifespan at 30 seconds is 3 years

Provides user visual confirmation that an alarm has been

transmitted.

Best Usage

Guide

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0 Key fob Tag TGF-A  Beacon tag transmitting a unique ID & data at pre-set intervals  Ultra long-range transmitter  Low battery warning  2 Push Button alarms  Flashing LED on Alarm  Replaceable Battery The TGF Active Key fob can be operated in two modes both sleep and wake. Whilst awake both buttons operate and the tag has its standard beacon rate, when asleep both buttons operate and there is no beacon rate.
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Key fob Tag TGF-A Typical Applications Specifications The TGF-A Key fob tag can be used for both security and control purposes. In security applications it is often used awake with its beacon being used to locate personnel within and zone and to detect any alarms. In control applications the TGF tag can be combined with the RX211 access reader which when suitably configured can open either set of relays corresponding to either button 1 or button 2 being pressed on the TGF-A.