Combined mechanical and electronic key, the wings of which differ in length
A key, mechanical technology, used in keys, time registers, instruments, etc., to solve problems such as errors, material damage, broken casings, etc.
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[0028] exist Figure 1 to Figure 5 An exemplary embodiment of a mechanical and electronic combination key 1 (referred to below as a combination key) is shown in FIG. 2 , which has a key part 20 which can be moved between a rest position 4 and a use position 5 . The combination key 1 , which can also be referred to as an ID sensor, comprises a housing 10 which has a slide 13 in its edge region 11 . The slider 13 comprises a plurality of grooves 12 which lie in one plane. In the present exemplary embodiment four grooves 12 are provided, between which the sliding surface 24 moves.
[0029] Furthermore, electronics not explicitly shown are arranged in the housing 10 , which can consist, for example, of two housing shells or half-housings 10 a , 10 b arranged one above the other. The function of this electronic part is to allow a data communication between the vehicle 7 and the key 1 . This electronics is sealed inside the housing 10 and can thus be reliably encapsulated such th...
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