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What is the difference between monostable and bistable Harmony XB5S Biometric Switches.

Monostable refers to the momentary action, or pulse of duration 0.5 seconds of the Harmony XB5S Biometric
switch each time a fingerprint is recognized. Bistable refers to the maintained operation of the Harmony XB5S
Biometric switch remains on until a recognized fingerprint deactivates it.

Released for:Schneider Electric India

Published on:12/10/2011Last Modified on:29/11/2023

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What is the difference between monostable and bistable Harmony XB5S Biometric Switches.

Monostable refers to the momentary action, or pulse of duration 0.5 seconds of the Harmony XB5S Biometric
switch each time a fingerprint is recognized. Bistable refers to the maintained operation of the Harmony XB5S
Biometric switch remains on until a recognized fingerprint deactivates it.

Released for:Schneider Electric India

Published on:12/10/2011Last Modified on:29/11/2023

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