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Applications

Where Touch Memory products are typically used

Touch Memory keys are used in access control, intercom, patrol and fleet systems. Each installation differs, so test a sample on your own system before ordering.

01

Intercom & Door-Phone Keys

Contact credentials for residential entrance panels.

For replacement keys and new resident enrolment, identify the installed panel and credential format first. Compare fixed-ID keys with programmable blanks, then test enrolment and recognition before choosing a batch.

Check before ordering

For Vizit, Cyfral, Metakom or Eltis installations, provide the exact panel model, firmware and current key format.

Buyer note

A brand or installation date does not identify the credential technology. Check whether the system uses contact TM, RFID or another interface before selecting keys.

Contact credentials for residential entrance panels.
02

Access Control

Doors, turnstiles and gates in offices, plants and public buildings.

Plan the credential together with the controller, reader and enrolment process. Confirm supported ID formats, lost-key revocation, access permissions and environmental requirements. Contact reading alone does not establish resistance to copying or relay attacks.

Check before ordering

Confirm the documented TM/iButton input and supported commands of the exact controller; test the quoted key version and firmware together.

Doors, turnstiles and gates in offices, plants and public buildings.
03

Guard Tour & Patrol Checkpoints

Contact checkpoints for recording patrol visits.

Choose checkpoint identifiers that the patrol reader and software can enrol. Confirm mounting, exposure and contact wear, then check timestamped reads and export of patrol records. A readable ID alone does not prove a patrol location or prevent misuse.

Check before ordering

For Deggy, JWM or other patrol systems, confirm the exact reader model, firmware, checkpoint type and software import format.

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Contact checkpoints for recording patrol visits.
04

Fleet Driver Identification

Driver ID and immobiliser keys for telematics units.

For driver identification, confirm that the tracking unit supports the proposed contact credential and records its ID as expected. Agree enrolment, driver changes and revocation rules. Any engine-start integration must follow the vehicle and tracking-system installation documentation.

Check before ordering

If using Teltonika, Omnicomm, Galileosky, Ruptela or a Wialon-connected unit, send the exact hardware and firmware version; platform membership alone does not establish key support.

Buyer note

Confirm the supported ID list capacity and driver-assignment workflow for the selected terminal instead of transferring a limit from another model.

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Driver ID and immobiliser keys for telematics units.
05

Time & Attendance

Contact credentials for clock-in and clock-out terminals.

Match the key to the time terminal and enrolment software. Check repeated reads, employee ID mapping, lost-key replacement and data export. Shared credentials and proxy clock-ins need operational controls; a contact key alone does not prevent them.

Check before ordering

For TimePilot or other iButton terminals, confirm the specific terminal generation, reader and supported credential before ordering.

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Contact credentials for clock-in and clock-out terminals.
06

Elevator & Floor Access

Floor-restriction keys in residential and office lifts.

For a lift floor-access project, select credentials through the access-controller specification and the approved installation plan. Confirm reader mounting, permission mapping and lost-key revocation with the lift-system integrator before procurement.

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Floor-restriction keys in residential and office lifts.
07

Alarm System Arming

Arm/disarm badges for intrusion panels.

For a panel with a documented contact-key input, confirm enrolment, arm/disarm permissions and the lost-key process. Test status indication and accepted credentials on the intended panel version; carrying a physical token is not a general security guarantee.

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Arm/disarm badges for intrusion panels.
08

Smart Home, 1-Wire & KNX

Contact identification for a supported home-automation interface.

A 1-Wire or KNX label alone does not establish iButton support. Confirm the exact interface module, credential commands, software version and required gateway, then test the reader wiring and access workflow as a complete installation.

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Contact identification for a supported home-automation interface.
09

Cold Chain & Temperature Logging

Thermochron loggers riding along with the shipment.

Choose a logger against the required temperature range, accuracy, sample interval and journey duration. Confirm battery condition, memory capacity, download software and environmental protection. Obtain the required calibration and validation documents for the exact supplied unit or batch.

Check before ordering

For food, pharmaceutical, laboratory or museum monitoring, specify the acceptance criteria and certificate requirements; a catalogue model does not establish compliance or calibration traceability.

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Thermochron loggers riding along with the shipment.
10

Key-Cutting & Duplicating Services

Blanks and copiers for locksmiths and kiosks.

Start with the source credential, approved target system and the shop’s writer models. Select a blank supported by the actual firmware, then verify writing, read-back, rewriting where required and target-system acceptance before stocking a batch.

Check before ordering

For TMD-5S, Keymaster, TM Pro or TMPRG equipment, check the exact version and supported blank list. A menu label is not proof that every similarly named blank works.

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Blanks and copiers for locksmiths and kiosks.

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