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IR Data-Key
The IR Data-Key permits the data recording by using any palmtop terminal equipped with IR port and a special communication software.
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E.C.S. Programmer
The E.C.S. Programmer is a practical and functional instrument, whose aim is to program Coges devices
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E.C.S. CL Program-Key
A contactless electronic key used to program E.C.S. systems and the Change-Giver Coin Mechanisms.
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E.C.S. CL Softkey
A contactless electronic key for updating the flash memory without the need for the microprocessor replacement in E.C.S. (Electronic Credit) systems, in cash payment systems such as bill and coin validators and in Change-Giver Coin Mechanisms.
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USB Program-Key
A contactless electronic key for programming the operating parameters of E.C.S. systems and Change-Giver Coin Mechanisms.
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USB Softkey Key
A contactless electronic key for updating the flash memory without the need for the microprocessor replacement.
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IR PORT
The IR PORT Module permits to transmit the accounting data from an E.C.S. payment system to a palmtop computer equipped with infrared port.
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E.C.S. CL Data-Key
The Data-Key is a contactless electronic key, provided with an internal clock, that is able to read all the data stored by the E.C.S. Systems and by the Change-Giver Coin Mechanisms.
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RT 256 KB Key
Electronic contactless key used for reading the transactions in the E.C.S. Full electronic payment systems and the Change-Giver Coin Mechanisms.
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USB Data-Key
A key used for reading the accounting data of E.C.S. Systems and Change-Giver Coin Mechanisms.
Equipped with an internal clock, the recorded data can be processed with the help of a software and by connecting the key directly to the USB port of the personal computer.
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USB RT 256 KB Key
Electronic contactless key used for reading the transactions in the E.C.S. Full electronic payment systems and the Change-Giver Coin Mechanisms.
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