Keyscan K-TX2 4-Button HID 36-Bit RF Transmitter

Provide four distinct RF control inputs for a physical-security system from one compact transmitter. Four physical buttons give operators separate control positions for configured access functions, rather than limiting operation to a single transmitter command. An embedded HID 36-bit chip adds a credential-format component to the transmitter, making this unit relevant where RF activation and HID-format identification are both required. The Keyscan K-TX2 fits access-control environments that use compatible RF receiving equipment and HID 36-bit credential handling. Before deployment, match the transmitter to the receiving system configuration as well as the required HID credential format. Button count alone is not sufficient for replacement selection: RF operation must correspond with the installed receiver and its programmed functions. Use the four-button arrangement where a user needs separate, clearly marked controls for access-related actions such as entry points, controlled vehicle access, or configured relay functions. The HID 36-bit chip distinguishes this transmitter from basic RF-only controls by adding an HID credential element. Its specific combination of four RF buttons and HID 36-bit technology makes it suited to access deployments that need both remote control capability and a defined credential format.