HID Signo 40T Series Keypad Reader with Terminal Strip Connection - Black

HID Signo 40T Series Mechanical Keypad Reader – SEOS Profile – Terminal Strip Connection

The HID Signo Mechanical Keypad Reader 40T is part of the Signo platform and is designed for environments where a traditional mechanical keypad is preferred. It provides tactile feedback for users and is suited to installations where gloves, moisture, or low visibility may impact touchscreen usability.

Key Features

• Mechanical 3x4 keypad providing positive tactile feedback.
• Supports SEOS credentials and mobile credentials powered by SEOS (HID Mobile Access).
• High frequency read range approximately 4 to 10 centimetres.
• Terminal strip connection for secure wiring termination.
• Mobile credential connectivity via Near Field Communication and Bluetooth.
• Designed to mount and cover single gang switch boxes using a slotted mounting plate.
• Configurable for Wiegand or RS485 Half Duplex Open Supervised Device Protocol.
• Configurable with HID Reader Manager application for iOS and Android.

Compatibility

• Compatible with HID SEOS credential profile and HID Mobile Access credentials powered by SEOS.
• Accepts RFID cards and fobs depending on configured credential technology.
• Supports smartphone credentials via Near Field Communication and Bluetooth.
• Interfaces with systems supporting Wiegand or Open Supervised Device Protocol.

Full Specifications

What's In The Box

• 1 x HID Signo 40T Mechanical Keypad Reader with terminal strip connection.

Dimensions

PDF Resources

• HID Signo Reader Datasheet

Frequently Asked Questions

• Why choose a mechanical keypad over a touch keypad?
  Mechanical keypads provide tactile feedback and are commonly preferred in cold, wet, or gloved use environments where touch surfaces may be less practical.
• Does this support Open Supervised Device Protocol?
  Yes. It supports RS485 Half Duplex Open Supervised Device Protocol and can also be configured for Wiegand.
• Is this suitable for harsh outdoor environments?
  The mechanical keypad design is intended for demanding conditions, but overall suitability depends on enclosure, mounting location, and environmental exposure.

Additional Information

• Commonly specified in Australian commercial and industrial sites where positive button feedback is required.
• Terminal strip connection may be preferred for secure termination inside back boxes compared to pigtail wiring in certain projects.
• When upgrading from older keypad readers, verify panel communication mode before selecting Wiegand or Open Supervised Device Protocol.