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The card resource control device (UKRK)
The card resource control device (UKRK) is designed to enable passengers to control the remaining resource of travel tickets on contactless smart cards.
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Navigation receiver
The navigation receiver is designed to determine the current coordinates, speed, acceleration and time from the signals of the satellite navigation systems NAVSTAR/GLONASS/GALILEO.
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BМТ401 LAN switch
BMT401 LAN switch is designed to connect several subscribers or local network nodes with the ability to power subscribers using PoE technology.
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BMT400 USB switch
The BMT400 USB switch is designed for sharing one keyboard and one graphic information manipulator with two PCs.
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Battery charger BME567
The product is intended for charging and monitoring the state of the batteries connected to it. The product can charge no more than two BME101 rechargeable batteries at the same time.
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Voltage converter BME004
The BME004 voltage converter is designed to power a personal computer from a 220 V alternating current network.
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BMU328, BMU329 keyboard
BMU328 (BMU329) keyboard is designed to enter information into a computer and is a protected product.
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Contactless smart card encoding machine (AK-BSK)
AK-BSK is designed to perform secondary personalization and coding of contactless smart cards "Mifare Classic".
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Portable device for monitoring contactless smart cards (PK-BSK-03)
PK-BSK-03 is designed for checking travel tickets based on contactless smart cards in passenger transport
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UZS-BSK (contactless smart card reader)
The main purpose is writing and reading data from contactless smart cards such as Mifare Classic 1K (4K) or Mifare Ultralight, as well as loading three sets of access keys to contactless smart cards.
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NSA BMK600
Designed for use in specialized control systems for computer facilities.
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Radar adapter
The proprietary radar adapter is designed for receiving and processing radar information.
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Automated initialization workstation (ARMI)
The automated workstation for initialization of travel tickets (ARMI) is intended for use as part of the automated system for controlling the fare of the Minsk metro and is focused on the production, sale and accounting of travel documents based on contactless smart cards, as well as the generation of necessary reports on sold travel documents.