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Tyer Key Token Instruments
Accessories |
The Key Token Instrument - as
described in a separate leaflet is capable of a number of additional
functions. The Accessories described in this leaflet cover the main
requirements, but other variants such as telephones, crossing
attachments and solar power cells are possible, details of which are
available on request.
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Key Token
Transfer
System
TY14 & TY15 |
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This unit consists- of two items (a) The
attachment, secured to the Key Token Instrument (b) The portable
magazine for
interchange between the two section Key Token Instruments. These units
are interlocked such, as to enable the balancing of Token Keys from one
Key Token Instrument to another within the section, preventing token or
tokens being misused or lost. The portable magazine is designed as such
to enable the Key Token to be physically seen but unobtainable until
presented to the required section Key Token Instrument |
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Switching
Out Unit |
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The Switching-out Unit caters for long or short
section working. When through train working, especially at night, is
necessary the short sections can be closed by withdrawing a token key
from the short section instrument and inserting same in the switching
out unit. This permits the long sec tion of one or more short sections
to be brought into operation. |
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Key Token
Locks
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Where it is necessary to control, by use of a
token key, a form of mechanical lock such as in-section sidings or
signal box levers these units are ideally suited. They may be used to
lock point or signal operating slides directly, or to lock the releasing
levers of ground frames etc.
Each lock consists of a cast iron case and by insertion of the token key
a lock slide is operated. A spring, loaded against the
releasing action of the key, ensures that the force applied must be
positive and that when the lock slide has completed its travel, the key
is retained in its lock unless a positive anti-clockwise operation is
applied. Insertion of a key with an incorrect con figuration is
prevented by a matching plate inserted in the key entry point.
The cast iron case is available with a number of fixing positions,
details on request. |
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| Key Pouch |
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This unit, comprising a robust hoop and pouch,
ensures an efficient method of carrying and exchanging the token key.
The hoop, manufactured of galvanised wire is covered with leather. The
pouch, also of leather, has a retaining buckle and, at the rear of the
pouch a hole, so positioned that the section limits engraved on the key
may be viewed without having to remove the key. |
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| Hand Generator |
A suitable hand generator can be
fitted to the Key Token Instrument, or
supplied as a separate item, to provide an alternative to a Battery
supply. The unit, of robust design and fully tropicalised, provides a
steady current to operate the system requirements between two Key Token
Instruments. |
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| Batteries |
Suitable primary batteries can be
supplied to operate the system between two Key Token Instru ments. The
battery of the polarised non-rechargeable type has been designed to
withstand tropical and arduous conditions and give an exceptionally long
life. |
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Key Token
Battery Stand |
A suitable stand can be provided for
the Key Token Instrument including a cabinet for housing batteries if
required. |