Stainless Steel Round Cover With LED For Alarm Status

The fingerprint scanner can be fitted with a ring or cover that includes three different colored LEDs (yellow, green, & red). These LEDs can be used to give the end-user visual indication that reflects the status of the system that is being controlled by ekey. In a typical installation, these LEDs can be used to indicate to the end-user whether the alarm security system is not-secured, ready-to-arm, or armed as explained in the following example. Yellow light – when the yellow light is turned ON, it indicates that that the security system is not ready to be armed. This means one or more motion sensor, door contact, or any defined zone in the security system is not secured. The idea here is to indicate to the end-user that while the yellow light is on the security system will not arm even if he/she swiped his/her designed finger for arming the security system. Green Light – when the green light is turned ON, it indicates that the security system is ready to be armed. Meaning all monition detectors, door contacts, and zones are secured. The idea here is to indicate to the end-user that while the green light is on the security system will arm if he/she swiped his/her designed finger for arming the security system. Red Light – when the red light is turned ON, it indicates that the security system is armed. The idea here is to indicate to the end-user that while the red light is on the security system will disarm if he/she swiped his/her designed finger for arming the security system. The LEDs are standard 12volts colored lights (yellow, green, & red) positioned around the ekey fingerprint scanner but they are not powered or controlled by the ekey system; however, these light shows the status of a system integrated with ekey. The LEDs It comes in two options black plastic (Part number 100426) stainless steel (part number 100428). Both options are not secured by any screws are installed by aligning and snapping it over the fingerprint scanner. They can be removed by pushing on the scanner while pulling the bottom edge away from the wall.