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| Remote Keyless
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Several options are
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KTP-type: The KTP-type, one of the basic Rubber-Contacts
in the series, characteristics a molded key top with letters and icons printed
on it. The KTP-type series incorporates spring and button operational
functions, as well as switching, into a single rubber sheet. |
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PB-type: The PB-type Rubber Contact combines a silicone
body, with a plastic top. |
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IM-type: The IM-type Rubber Contact combines plastic such
as polycarbonate, PBT, PA66 with silicone rubber. Flexible design is
available by this type. |
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[KTP-type]
PET dome contact |
[IM-Type] |
![Remote Keyless Entry[KTP-type]](../images/keyless.jpg) |
![Remote Keyless Entry[IM-Type]](../images/keyless_im.jpg) |
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| [PB-Type] |
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![Remote Keyless Entry[PB-Type]](../images/keyless_pb.jpg) |
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| KTP-type |
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| Designation |
Material |
| a.Printed key top |
Sillicone ink |
| b.Key top |
Sillicone rubber |
| c.Contact (RC side) |
Conductive sillicone-ink or rubber |
| d.Housing |
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| e.Printed circuit board |
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| f.Contact (board side) |
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| IM-Type |
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| Designation |
Material |
a. Plastic key top
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Polycarbonate resin(Injection molding) |
| b. Printing or double
injection plastic |
Ink or polycarbonate resin |
c. Rubber silicone rubber
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Sillicone rubber |
d. Plastic flame
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Polycarbonate resin |
| e. Printed circuit board |
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| f. Contact( board side) |
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| PB-Type |
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| Designation |
Material |
| a.Hard plastic key top |
Special thermosetting resin |
| b.Key top |
Sillicone rubber |
| c.Dome |
Sillicone rubber |
| d.Contact |
Conductive sillicone ink |
| e.Key top print |
Special polyester-base ink |
| f.Base |
Sillicone rubber |
| g.Housing |
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| h.Printed circuit board |
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| *It is available to design dom and contact in RC. |
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 Mass
production is possible.
 Prototype
production is possible.
 Under study.
 Production
is not possible.
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The Rubber-Contact cannot be manufactured
for some key top profiles and under other conditions. |
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Only the uppermost surface of the
key top can be processed. However, the total surface can be processed
for semi-hard (SH) products. |
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We can manufacture this Rubber-Contact
by using PB-U type material for the key top. |
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| Test Item |
Test condition |
Inner-type |
PB-Type |
| Environmental
test |
High-temperature
and high-humidity test |
60 , 95%RH, 240H |
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| Temperature cycle test |
-20 ~70 , 40cycles

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| High-temperature
test |
90 , 240H |
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| Low-temperature test |
-40 , 240H |
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| Weather resistance test* |
Sunshine weather menter,
150 continuous hours |
Yellowish |
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| Oil
and chemical resistance test |
Alcohol |
Soaked in ethanol, 12 hours |
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| Artificial fingerprint liquid |
Soaked in artificial fingerprint
liquid, 12 hours |
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| Hard cream |
Placed in a high-temperature
and high-humidty tester for 240 hours with left materials applied to
the key top surface. |
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| Olive oil |
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| Glass cleaner |
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| Rubbing
test |
Methanol |
100 abrasion
cycles with cotton canvas moistenced with left materials prwithsed onto
the key top surface with a force of 500g. |
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| Ethanol |
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| Toluene |
Swelling |
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| Johnson Wax |
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| Regular gasoline |
Swelling |
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| Engine oil |
Swelling |
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| Kerosene |
Swelling |
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Yellowing color difference data (based
on Hunter's color difference method, in pursuance of JIS K7103)
KTP-type: Standard product: gE=7.7, Improved product: gE=2.9, PB-N-type:
gE=2.7 |
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Accepted
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Circuit for acceptance
There shall ce no cracks, breaks, peeling or other visible defects. There
shall be no changes in color tone or other abnormalities. |

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The figures above show the changes in the characteristics
under specific testing conditions, and therefore the figures are not
guaranteed under actual operating conditions. Please note that the judgement
will differ depending on the product specifications, and testing conditions. |
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