I have seen a reader that appears to be a square like plate with a circle of segments going around. The user inputs the code in this format. There are no numbers displayed. Do you know what type of device it would be ... any brands/models in question?

Edited May 23, 20169 yr by sixwheeledbeast

picture?

18 minutes ago, PeterJames said:

picture?

 

I meant a photo? Cameras come free with phones nowadays https://www.acleigh.co.uk/access-control/salto-en/wired-equipment/salto-mifare-wrm9001-wall-reader.html

2 minutes ago, PeterJames said:

Cameras come free with phones nowadays

 

The camara is free, 500+ pound phone is it really free

 

1 minute ago, WDT said:

 

The camara is free, 500+ pound phone is it really free

 

They come with £50 phones too

The lock was at a bank in 2008. I didn't take a photograph because I didn't think that I would need one, and the staff may not have been comfortable with such action. It is not the one above. The face plate was white and the segments were keys that would be entered to form a code.

12 minutes ago, Gemini said:

The lock was at a bank in 2008.

 

Shall we also guess which Bank it was ?

 

I'm going with Barclay's, due to branch closures it was briefly a trendy wine bar which then closed & is currently a Cafe Nero,

 

The cashier who served you was called Wendy you paid in cheque for the value of £278.14 which was an unexpected tax refund, it was a Thursday & the weather was overcast you took your golf umbrella but it did not rain....

 

Why on earth do you want to play guessing games 8yrs after the event ?

.18p mate

rest seems spot on

It is Halifax.