Abstract: A punching device for punching coded key cards and the like comprising a plurality of punches, each of which is selectively movable in respective guide. Balls of ferromagnetic material are positionable in a first punching position and a second passive position. Solenoids with movable cores are arranged to selectively move the balls between the first and second positions.
Abstract: Recodable electronic lock where the coding unit which contains the code and/or other readable information preferably is removed from the lock after the recoding operation. The lock is coded by help of input of information and brought to accept recoding to any code member in a series of code members and is valid until a new, previously not utilized code member in this series is introduced whereupon the lock is automatically recoded to this new code so that the previously employed code member(s) are no longer accepted. The lock is then recoded to accept a new code series by employment of a new appropriately coded recoding member which contains readable information about the code(s) of the different code members in the new series. The potentially valid code series are stored in a memory unit in the lock.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
August 22, 1983
Date of Patent:
December 31, 1985
Assignee:
TrioVing A/S
Inventors:
Tore H. Wiik, Arild Pettersen, Thorstein Tonnesson
Abstract: The publication relates to a lock system of the type which may be activated and/or recoded by means of a preferably plate formed key and/or recoding unit. The publication relates also to a method for recoding such system and to a key member for recoding the system. The lock system comprises a reading unit reading the code on the key and/or recoding unit, a unit comparing and memorizing the detected code and means for activating the mechanical parts of the lock thereby suspending its locking effect. The purpose of the system is to enable recoding of lock independent of a priority determined sequence of codes on the key and without being dependent of a centrally arranged memorizing unit, memorizing the various codes in sequence. The proposed effects are achieved by including a code section on the key member on to which a recoding command may be recorded.