Integrated Solutions

Compatible Controls

• Three input zones, supervised or unsupervised, can be used for door status monitoring, request-to-exit monitoring and cabinet monitoring (tamper)

• One open collector output trigger (sink 12mA @ 12VDC)

• 512 to 1,000* access control events recorded in VISTA event log

• Programmable locally from keypad or remotely from Compass Downloader

• UL listings: UL294, UL, cUL

VISTAKEY

VistaKey can be used on any commercial VISTA control platform that supports V-Plex and Honeywell’s patented Global Polling feature:

• VISTA-32FB • VISTA-128BP • VISTA-128FBP • VISTA-250BP • VISTA-250FBP

CONTROL

VISTA-32FB VISTA-128BP VISTA-128FBP

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF READERS

4 8 8

VISTA-250BP* 15* VISTA-250FBP*

15*

CARDS

250 250 250

500* 500*

SCHEDULES

8 8 8 8 8

ORDERING

Dealer selects readers and cards:

VISTAKEYPAC (select your own inbound reader and cards) Includes: 1-VistaKey, 1-Cabinet (UL listed), 1-Transformer, 1-SA12040 Power Supply Board

VISTAKEY

(select your own optional outbound reader for the door) V-Plex Single-Door Access Control Module with Plastic Enclosure

Pre-selected readers and cards: VISTAKEY-SK

(provides one Mullion-style inbound door reader and 25 access cards) Starter Kit: Includes 1-VistaKey, 1-Cabinet (UL listed), 1-Transformer, 1-OP30-FWM Proximity Card Reader, 1-PTPROX25 Proxcards (25), 1-SA12040 Power Supply Board, 1-VistaKey Two-Module Mounting Plate

VISTAKEY-EXPK (adds an optional Mullion-style outbound reader) Expansion Kit: Includes 1-VistaKey Module and 1-OP30-FWM Proximity Reader

Locking hardware sold separately. *Panel dependent

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