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UARIABLE INPU1'S are manually set by 10 multi-position rotary switches, provided for the insertion of count and process information. This information is automatically entered in the out- put record. IDENTiF'ICATION DATA is entered through the card sensing unit, which reads a predetermined sequence of pre-punched cards. A built-in card sequence control prevents cards from being entered improperly. The card reader is a unique develop- ment of Control Data Corporation. It employs a pneumatic principle, proved more reliable and rugged. Variable length cards may be used; bent or wrinkled cards can be read reliably. Optional deci- mal or alphanumeric available. FI�ED DATA inputs are provided by 6 multi- position rotary switches, which provide for the insertion of location, position, and collector sta- tion numbers. These switches are behind a locked � panel. They are �et by supervisory personnel. �`- aN ELECTRIC CLOCI( automatically records the time of each transaction, to the nearest OA l ' of an hour. The clock reset is behind a lockccl panel —only supervisory personnel can set it. The time can be read From a decimal display on the front af " the Collector. It is a 24 hour clock� operating on 1lSv, 60 cycles, AC. Battery-driven or spring wound clocks are available. TNE DATA OUTPUi' UNIT punches 16 charac- ters p�r secand on 8-level paper tape. Units of 5, G or 7-level tape are availabte. ` SEQU�NCE CONTROL isautomatic. A distribu- tar scans ttie input cards, cl�ck, variable inputs, and fixed inputs, and translates from card code to �;; ; output record code. It also controls output punch. ERROR SAF�GUARDS include a push button - which "voids" the preceding transaction, inter- `` locks which assure proper card sequence, and a locked "on-of�" switch wh�:.h prevents accidental orillegal introduction afdata. Also, a to�ked cover plate guards the clock and the interior oi th� COtI�CtOr. '� : AUTOMATIG CLOGK-IN IVIODE is provided to � . permit emplayees to use the Collector as a time clock a,t the beginning and end of a shift. The in- ternal clock automatically shifts irom the trans- "� action �node to the clock-in mode and vice versa. �`� :, :,, � � � � � �2 � r.�.R , . , _. __ — .,----.� - . -:� WALL MOUNTED No wiring—Facility wiring not required because each Collector has its own recorder TABLE MOUNTED Nowaiting—tach Callecto� has its own reco,rde,• � ':,'