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General Description
Bosch has refined the look of multi-location security with the WKP-1 Industrial Keypanel. It offers simplified operation and
integrates seamlessly with digital intercom systems (ADAM, Zeus, Zeus III and ADAM-M). The physical size and
weather-resistant design provide a flexible, robust intercom system. The GPI (General Purpose Input) relay switch allows the
user to set up door latching, unlatching, and other related actions by pressing a single button from any panel in the system.
Features
Environmental -
GPI Relay -
Front Panel -
Microphone -
Keypanel Assignment -
Audio Control -
Audio Processing -
Dual Power -
Description and Specifications
The unit sustains exposure to rain, snow, and direct sun, allowing it to work in all
environments. This keypanel operates in temperatures ranging from -30°F (-34°C) to
111°F (44°C). The mechanical design of the aluminum front panel and non-removable
volume control knob provide a tamper-resistant product.
The WKP-1 has a local GPI relay 4-pin terminal contact closure to give the user the
functionality such as latching, unlatching doors and other related functions with the
press of a button.
Single button interface for push-to-talk operation. There is a built-in, water-resistant
speaker for listening capabilities. The panel has three (3) LEDs used to indicate power
on, microphone on, and incoming call signaling.
The WKP-1 has a built-in water-resistant electret microphone. The microphone can be
hot-mic enabled or disabled through the use of a dip switch setting.
All key assignments, GPIO operations, and panel listen/muting functions are set for the
intercom system through AZedit software.
The front panel volume controls adjust the internal speaker listen level. An internal limit
adjustment sets the lower level of minimum volume achievable.
An integral limiter/compressor insures the maximum intelligibility of the spoken word.
The compressor uses the Bosch standard compression design.
The keypanel can be powered locally through the 3-pin terminal or remotely via an
RJ-45 connection from the breakout panel or remote power supply.
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